Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-04-14
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

coveries have benefited the race!
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
A number OF local bicyclists have Or
dered regulation uniforms.
The Athletic clubs new quarters are
being fitted up in good style.
The Philharmonic orchestra meats to-
night at Prof Schormeyer's residence for
re- organization.
On and after Sunday the Goth the meat
markets of Santa Fe will close promptly
at 10 a. m.
The engine in the electric light works
was started up yesterday for test run,
and it moved off in the most satisfactory
manner.
The fact that March winds are coming
this year in April, makes it certain that
the usual April showers will get in a
month late--in May.
Frederick Grace left at noon to-day for
Santa Clara, taking two wagon loads of
lumber and the necessary hardware to
build commodious school house for the
Santa Clara children. The work was Or
dered by Indian Agent Segura.
George Draughon has bought out the
Broad Gauge saloon and assumed control,
Henry Wulf, the Denver man, having
failed to come to time after putting up a
forfeit of $25 to take the place. Ned Gold
has been installed by Mr. Dranghon as
in charge of the bar during daylight.
John Conway has fine young orchard
in the eastern part of town which he is
sparing no pains to improve this season.
Among other things, he has set out lately
twenty fine rose bushes, and dew ber-
ries, fruit trees, etc., to the number of
200.
Geo. HUH, who in company with Mr..
Sandoval, his father-n-law, has leased
the Kirchner meat market, inserts a new
advertisement in to-day's paper. The
new firm of HUH & Co. ask for fair
share of the public patronage.
With thirty men on its pay roll, and
all buying their dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes, and beef and mutton
from Santa Fe merchants, is it not fair that
the men who secure their trade should
show their appreciation of it by patron
izing the New MRxICAN occasionally.
Brigadier General A. W. Greedy, of the
U. S. signal service, was called upon last
night by number of citizens at Lieut..
Green's quarters. The general made an
inspection of the local signal station this
forenoon, and leaves tonight fer Los An
geles and San Francisco.
At the next change Of time on the San
ia Fe an important change in the pas
senger train service will be made. 1t is
proposed to take off the California daily
trains scheduled as Nos. and 2, leaving
Topeka for coast points IL 80 p. m. This
will leave only one daily train for Cali
fofnia. The change is decied upon be-
cause of the light businooo fe- tho coast
during the summer.
VII. Dolan writes 5. T. Read from
Tacoma. Wash, that that region has
been "boomed" to death, and poor men
without work are thicker than fleas on
a yellow dogs hide. He signs again for
New Mexico and says he's coming back
just as soon as possible, being satisfied
that the steady growth of the southwest
beats the so-caled booming northwest
any day in the week.
Any picture of the battle of Glorieta
could scarcely be made complete without
the genial face of Capt. John Dalton in
the foreground. This gallant old soldier,
in town to-day on business, was the chief
gunner of the battery that did the bust
ness in this historic contest, and when
Artist Ruggles, OF Kansas City, comes
out to gather material for his World
fair picture of this battle, he will have
several interviews with Capt. Dalton as to
the position OF the contending forces.
Talk up incorporation. 1t is said that
the movement is daily gaining ground
and that as fast as the people come tc
understand it they are coming over and
working for it, but no one can afford tc
take any chances on this matter. 1t sim.
ply must succeed, if Santa Fe is to con-
tinue to prosper. The good effects of the
movement have already made themselves
felt in many ways. Point these out to the
people and make votes for the movement
The business man or firm that contin
uously refuses to carry some sort OF ar
advertisement in his home paper, car
scarcely claim any favors from said news
paper. 1t costs money to set up compli
mentary notices.
Ayers Hair Vigor is most excellent
!. preparation for the hair. l speak of il
from experience. Its use promotes the
growth of new hair, and makes it glossy
, and soft. The Vigor is sure cure fol
dandrufr."-J. w. Bowen, Editor Enquir