Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-04-15
keeps most Santa FeaBs pretty busy these

keeps most Santa Feabs pretty busy thest
days.
The Goth oil April will be the I'D ami
yersary of the introduction of Odd Fellow
ship into the United States. Local mem
bers of the order will celebrate the event
The Philharmonic orchestra met last
night and reorganized for the season.
Several musicians, however, are needed
to enlarge the orchestra, and volunteers
are respectfully invited 10 come forward
and join in the good cause.
Fosters storm, due to arrive on the
10th, will apparently get in on schedule
time. For keeping their engagements,
Fosters storm beat the average western
railroad trains all hollow.
Blain Bros. have opened new depar-
ture in the shape of circulating library,
the small sum of cents week giving
the patron his choice OF a large collection
of books.
U. Tammony has long been ill with
rheumatism, and on this account he ID
about to give up the Hotel Capital. Don
Felix Papa, who is the very personifca.
ton of western Boniface, will probably
succeed to the management of this hotel
about May l.
The New MEXICAN is pleased to note
that the owners of the newly plated ad.
dition on Don Casper avenue are serious.
ly considering the suggestion to border
the new streets with shade trees. This
would, if attended to at once, add 10 per
cent to the value of those lots before the
year is out.
Madame Anderson, sleight OF hand per.
former, with collection of trained birds,
will give an entertainment at the court
house on Saturday night next. The
madame appeared at the old Alhambra
hall here some years ago, and her per-
Torrance was counted success.
The Methodist sociable of tomorrow,
Thursday evening, will not be held in the
church as announced, but at the home of
W. M. Berger, opposite the university.
All are cordially invited to be present.
The sociable is not for the purpose OF
making money, but for mutual acquaint-
ance and general good time.
The Board of Trades letter to the A.,
I. q s. F. officials urging that the local
uptown office be re established has met
with such response from railroad head
quarters as to lead to the opinion that the
old arrangement will soon again 60 into
effect. 1t certainly would greatly serve
the people here.
F. G. Smith, the piano tuner, wants to
challenge anybody in Santa Fe to con-
test on either the cornet or violin, for a
purse of $500. Communications can be
addressed to him at the Exchange hotel.
The Mendelssohn Quintette club, a
musical organization that requires no
words of praise here, will appear at the
court house on Friday night the 18th
inst. The box sheet at Ireland's is al.
ready we'll scratched. This is the last op-
portunity Santa Feans will have to wit
ness these great musicians.
Thus far j. d. Allan has raised about
500 toward lighting the public streets
with electricity. 1t is now proposed to
fit neat cap over the top of the monu.
ment in the plaza and erect thereon four
large arc lights that will throw a flood
OF light through the plaza grove. The
sum of $50 is yet required to carry out
this project. There should be a liberal
response to this call.
Col. Max. Frost, editor and manager of
the New MEXICAN, the leading Republican
daily in this territory, visited Eddy dur
ing the week, and expressed himself as
much pleased with the present and future
OF Eddy and the lower Pecos
valley. The colonel has been prominent
ly identified with the Republican politics
of this territory and every movement that
tended to the welfare and progress Of New
Mexico. His ability as an editor is as
lnquestioned as his energy and progress
'iveness are acknowledged Eddy Argus.
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