Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-18

good looks.
The Santa Fe fire department will give
Q ball on the 28th inst.
The streets about the Catron block are
being cleaned up; timely and well direct
| ed move.
The plaza should be cleaned up and
more carefully looked after by the city
authorities.
Organize militia company; the cap
} ital city ought to support a frst-cass
militia company.
There have been good many showers
OF rain in San Pedro and vicinity lately,
averaging about one day.
The county board is in session, and
AS Mr.. Cross would say The heart Of
the valley farmer would be gladdened
} just about now, should few showers
) occur.
there is no dark lantern business about
its sessions, either; no fraudulent bond
r funding in the dark.
, The following notaries have been COM
! missloned according to the records in the
secretarys office: Richard p. Barnes,
Silver City; Rafael Galegos, Las Vegas J;
Moses Wiley, Tularosa, bona Ana coun-
ty; George A. Campfeld, Albuquerque !;
Samuel Collins, Weed, Lincoln county.
The Grant County Mercantile COM
pany, of New Mexico, has filed articles of
incorporation in the secretary's Office !;
the incorporators are Nathan Frank, w.
NJ. Einstein, julius Rothschild. The
capital stock is Sc ,000 sixty shares at 500
each.
Those intending to join the picnic OF
the Presbyterian church will please be at
the church at 8 o'clock on Thursday
morning. The charge is, adults rs cents,
children 25 cents. Quite number have
arranged to go, and very pleasant day is
anticipated.
If the Dolores mines and mills start up
on the scale that is proposed, it will be
well for the county commissioners to see
to it that the roads between that place
and Santa Fe are put in order by way of
San Marcos springs; good deal of trade
may be brought here then, as the dis
lance that way is about five miles shorter
than by any other road.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Business Mems association will be held
at the office Of W. Schofeld & Co.,
Thursday evening, August 20, at 8
O'Clock. A resolution was adopted at the
last meeting requiring all members to
present at this meeting complete list OF
all their debtors whose accounts are six
months past due, hence a full attendance
is requested.
The New MEXICAN printing and bind
ing establishment employs nearly thirty
persons; bring your printing and binding
here and help this, the largest manutac-
turing establishment in this city, along.
John Gray shipped two car loads of
burros this morning to Iowa where they
will be used in the coal mines near Of
tumwa. Another New Mexico product in
demand.
And still Morton is keeping on gather
ing fruit and shipping the same; judging
by these fruits, Morton is a frst-class fell
low in every respect, as the fruit he ships
is frst-class.
A car load of machinery for the steam
laundry OF Dawes Institute arrived this
morning; work on the laundry building
at the Indian schools progressing rapidly
and the steam laundry there will be in
operation within three weeks.
Capt. Sol. Spiegelberg's stock of gents
furnishing goods has been ordered and is
on the road the stock has been carefully
and judiciously selected, and contains
everything in that line and of the newest
and best make; the neat little sum of
$4,000 will be required to pay for it,
Capt. Spiegelberg expects to open his
new establishment about September
next.
The board Of county commissioners
was busy this forenoon interviewing prom
lnent citizens and tax payers as to their
views in the matter OF the judgment
against Santa Fe county in the Coler bond [
case. A good many citizens seem to 6
favor compromise and others favor an /
appeal to the supreme court of the United J
States. In the latter case the county will Z I
have to give bond double the amount of I
he judgment and interest; the bond will 6
amount to about 100000 /
Col. w. L. Sharpe, special agent Of the G
general land office, who has been in the
,ity for a week on official business in r
with U. S. Attorney Fiske, ]
left last night for Las Cruces, whence he e
goes to Eddy; he is investigating the
shortage of government funds in the Las
Cruces land office under the late Demo- =
cratic reform administration, when E. G. +
Shields was register and James Brown f
was receiver. 1t is more than likely that a
Browns bondsmen will !;
1ave to make good the amount Of the
shortage. Col. Sharpe is pains-taking
md efficient officer and the interests of
he government are being carefully looked
after by him in this case. He is charmed v
with Santa FEES climate and location and ! il
will have good word to say for this city v
md for the Palace hotel in the future.
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