Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-17
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

"A ueetlnR Oh tne Doaru OF county COm'
missioners is hereby called to be held al
the court house, Monday, January 10,
1891. A, STAAB, Chairman.
A. G. Ireland has invented magnetic
battery that is attracting no little atten-
ion. 1t requires magnetic individual
to make the weight come down.
Rev. A. A. Wood, of Milwaukee, a
graduate Of Oberlin, and also of the Boston
University, will conduct services at tn
VI. +. church tomorrow at IL a. n,
sunday school at 10 a. m.
The delivery of poles for the electri,
light plant began this morning. MIR. l.
). Benton, the company's electrician ar
rived from Colorado last night, accom-
panied by his family.
Tomorrow, the second Sunday after
the Epiphany, there will be services at
the Episcopal church Of the Holy Faith
at ! | o'clock, a. IN. All seats are fire.
and every one is welcome.
Through the medium OF an advistise
ment in the New MEXICAN Miss Nellie
'iunn, of the University, has recovered
The gold watch lost on the street SOME
weeks ago. The moral is plain, adver.
Use III the New MEXICAN.
At the Exchange: j. Cavinest, Man
COS; D. j. Jones, Cerrillos; L. s. Benton.
Denver; M. G de Baca, L Vegas; G.
L. Hosmer and wife, Springer; G. NJ
White, Cerrillos; u. g. Baker, Las Vegas
Hot Springs; John ]. Bell, Sid Mullen,
Silver City; Mrs. Geo. 7. Wilten, Colo
RADIO Springs.
Poor old Mrs. Cummings, the dement,,
rag gstherer, so familiar to all Santa
Feans, passed in her checks in the coun-
~ Jail yesterday. She was native Of
Ireland and crossed the Santa Fe trail,
nobody knows how many years ago.
At the Palace: N. Riddeford, Denver;
Chas. A. Mariner, John A. Lee, G. W
Meylert and wife, E. w. Melbourne, Al
buquerque; Joe Espy, Denver; Mrs. T.
NJ. Pendill, Pierce Pendill, Olive Pen.
dill, Marquette. Mich. A. E. Guild, jr.,
Chicago; F. W. Dudley, Howell, Mich. :;
+. Burdge, New York; E. N. Russell,
Denver.
Ex-Governor HALEY, leading stock
raiser and farmer of northeastern New
Mexico, is visiting the capital city to.
day. Gov. HALEY is one of those pro-
sressive men who believe that beef rails
ers must do certain amount of farming
to make the business most profitable. On
his fine ranch near Tiptonville he has
some 900 acres in alfalfa and other forage
grasses, and the alfalfa has made rec
ord that speaks we'll for northern New
Mexico. He seeded forty pounds to the
acre and the first year cut therefrom two
tons to the acre of hay. The possibilities
of the region are shown by the fact that
his neighbor, Mr.. Streeter, from a ma
tured alfalfa field last year harvested near
Iy five and half tons Of hay per acre.
The supreme court devoted it's entire
attention yesterday to hearing arguments
in the famous Lynch-Grayson Texa.
fever cattle case from bona Ana county.
All the attorneys made full and elaborate
but that by Mr.. Catron, Of
counsel for the firm of Grayson & Co., il
pronounced by members Of the bar, the
Ablest, the most concise ever delivered |
by Santa Fe's distinguished lawyer in any
case: Mr.. Catron spoke for an hour and |
! half.
W. j. Slaughter and wife desire to pub.
icly thsuk their friends and sympathiz.
ing neighbors for kindnesses to them |
n their bereavement, caused by the death ]
If their beloved son, and especially do i
hey extend thanks to those who 30
contributed the beautiful fow-
,rs.
EA Sheriff, A. NJ. Storey; Of Sierra
county, who by the way, ia one Of the
,leverest of men, to-day paid e, 1891. 80 into
he territorial treasury in settling up with
he auditor. Cspt. Storey holds the Of.
ice of junior vice-commander of the G.
4. r. department of New Mexico, which
,rder he is pleased to state is fourishing
nicely.
The Bar association will meet on Mon.
lay evening at 1880 at Judge Seeds
hambers. A full attendance is urged.
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Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado a.
BON.