Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-13

W. G. Reynolds, Mesilla; H. Y, John
son, G. B. Sloat, j. H. Reed, Chicago;
j, e. Cate, st. Louis, Dave Cohn, Chi
cago, are at the Palace.
Daily this paper is in receipt OF anoni-
nous communications. These can not
be published; the names of the writer's
must be furnished in every case as a
guarantee OF good faith, else no publica-
ton.
At the Presbyterian church tomorrow,
Sunday, June IA, there will be choral
service at 10 80 a. M, in observance of
Children's day. Rev. w. P. Alcott will
preach in the evening. All who do not
worship elsewhere are cordially invited to
attend.
Ell NUEvo MExIcANo is issued to-day.
The paper is rapidly extending its circu-
lation and IS becoming the leading Span
ish paper in the southwest, as well as
most excellent and valuable advertising
medium.
Judge Manuel G. de Baca, one of the
editors and proprietors of that vigorous
paper, Ell Sol del Mayo, is in the city
from Las Vegas on business. He says
White Capsm is on the decline in the
county OF San Miguel.
The finest and largest assortment of
printers supplies on hand at the office OF
the New MEXICAN Printing company and
the finest and best job work in the south
west done at that office; patronze home
industry and keep the money you spend
for printing in circulation at home.
Ex-County Commissioner, &. W. North,
is here on business from Cerrillos, and
reports the mining industry tlourishing
in the south end of the county. Addi-
: tional machinery is being placed on
another shaft by the Cash Entry COM
pany.
Hon. VIM. Burns, ex-speaker of the
house of the Doth legislative assembly, is
in the city from Kingston on mining
business. While matters are somewhat
! quiet at Kingston, nevertheless he says
there il good deal of progress noticeable.
He will remain here day or two and can
be found at the Palace.
| The heaviest rainfall within a year fell
: yesterday afternoon, being just the thing
needed by the orchsrdists and gardeners.
Toward the foothills, east of town, it was
heaviest, causing the Rio Santa Fe tc
Y rise about four feet in less than an hour
Q Services as usual tomorrow at the
: Methodist Episcopal church, lower Frisco
street. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
preaching services at II a. IN. and Sp. m
u Visitors and travelling men are always
welcome; seats free. G. l. Mills, pastor
e At special meeting of Germania lodge
: X. of P, last night, Abraham Smith, o
=. Taos, was initiated into the mysteries o
the order, and the event was followed b,
v fine supper.
$ The U. S. grand jury was discharged
y to-day, there being no more funds OIL
hand with which to pay grand jurors
i Their report, brief one, will be pub
r liShed on Monday. U. S. Marshall Sc
: rapio Romero returned this morning from
Wagon Mound and is this afternoon ell
, gagged in paying off the jurors. The U
a S. petit jury will very likely be discharge
e on Monday next. Nine cases have beel
tried by this jury, in which four verdict
d of guilty and five of not guilty were rem
70 dered.
n The ticket handed in by the Owl Club
commencing with G. NJ. Creamer TO
n mayor and A. G. Ireland for dog catcher
n can not be published unless the presiden
u or secretary of the club hand in thei
names as guarantee of good faith. Tn
r ticket is very excellent one to be sure
d but anonymous communications can no
d be published even if a dollar and hal
y in solid silver accompany them. Tit
money that accompanied the communica
\ ton is safe within the safe of the New
&, MEXICAN Printing company.
In view of the damage obtained from
changes in the channel of the Rio Sants
Fe, near Cathedral street crossing yes
terday, it might be in order to suggest tc
) very worthy citizen that, when he de-
sires to change the natural conditions Of
J the river, he do so little nearer home
and with just little regard for the rights
and comfort of others or, better yet, tina
= the undertaking be given to younger
minds, better versed in practical hydrau
, lies. 1t should be remembered that OBJ
structed nature generally retaiates.
! In the case of Anastacio Martinez, o
Rio Arriba county, on trial in the United
States court yesterday for violation of the
Edmunds act, the jury this morning
, brought in verdict of not guilty. Tn,
Y eectment case of Salazar vs.. Montana
involving lands in the Canon de Cha
= ma grant, and in which several in.
portant points arise respecting title o.
a grants not confirmed by congress, is OF
I trial to-day. B. M. Read appears TO
q Montana and Messrs. Catron, Knaebel {
Clancy for Salazar.
In advance age the declining power
are wonderfully refreshed by Hoods Sar