Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-02
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Advertise Santa FEES fruits.

Advertise Santa FEES fruits.
The county board meets tomorrow.
There is more interest being taken in
the territorial fair than ever before.
DR.. Keller has removed his dental Of
fee to the second floor oft the Kahn block.
Santa Fe and Espanola supply Chama
with fruit and vegetables. -Chama North
west
Dr.L. simonson, the skillful chiropo-
dist, is very busy these days. Give him a
call and have him fix your feet.
Regular meeting of Carleton post No.
3, department of New Mexico, G. A. R.,
this evening, at o'clock sharp. All
comrades are cordially invited.
Distribute those fruit orchard views
among the hotels of the west and show
the travelling public what Santa Fe is
doing in the way of horticulture.
The appointment Of James Garland as
a policeman in place of Henry Becker,
resigned, is good one. Mr.. Garland is
a property owner and good citizen and
will made frst-class officer.
Jeff Keys, one OF Hon. II. d. Burns
stock foremen, has been in the city sew
eral days and he boasts Of having on his
range whole lot of fat cattle that will
dress 1000 pounds" Bishof left with
him for the north to-day and will buy 400
or 500 OF them for the local market.
AS stated in the New MRxICAN over a
week ago that such would be the case,
Mayor Thornton last evening nominated
DR.. j. H. Sloan for city physician and
very PROMPTLY in executive session, by
vote OF FIVE nays to one blank, the nomi-
nation was rejected. The council did right.
What is the matter with establishing
another school in the 4th precinct? There
are $1,000 in the school fund for that dis
trict. Let the people who pay the taxes
have good school there; if not, let the
school board IN that district tell the peo-
pie why another school, so much needed
there, is not established.
Rev. G. P. Fry, of the NJ. E. church,
Ration, is in the city. He says the Gate
city is growing rapidly since the new
water works plant is assured. Work is
progressing on the reservoir which will
have capacity of 100000 gallons, and
the pipe line which conveys the water to
the city is seven miles long.
John Morton, Of Santa Fe, is a bundle
of enterprise and energy. He will COM
bine business with pleasure at the terri
torial fair, having the exclusive privilege
for selling fresh fruits on the grounds.
He deals in fruits Of all kinds at the terri
torial capital, and is reaching out fer
business in this city.-Albuquerque Citi-
zen.
At the Sd ward meeting of the Repub-
lican League club Hon. Aniceto Abeytia
was elected president; Benigno Ortega
and Cosme Alarid, vice presidents; VIM.
Berger, secretary, and Atanasio Romero,
treasurer. Hon. T. B. Catron and Gen.
Hobart were appointed to represent the
club at the New Mexico Republican league
convention.
John w. Walton, owner of the famous
sulphur springs, Vale mountains, resort
that Is coming rapidly into popularity
with health seekers. ia in the CITY on bus
mess. He has had very prosperous
season and thinks that when wagon
road is opened up Santa Clara canon the
"sulphurs" will prove an attractive spots
for Santa Feans.
The local fruit growers are urged to join
in making Santa Fes fruit exhibit at the
territorial fair all that it should be.
Parties having choice varieties of fruits
may secure the display of the same by
sending them to Mr.. Arthur Boyle the
latter part OF next week, he will pack the
fruits carefully and see that they are pro.
perly labeled and exhibited.
j. W. Akers returned last night from
Denver. The D. & R. G. express which
his train met in the Royal gorge was held
up by seven masked men night before
last. The robbers rihed the express
car and held up the passengers for most
Of their valuables. The robbery is said