Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-30
BOUND ABOUT TOWN.

Inc sIfeeJ spTlnkllnR CarC ii yeC lule.
Paid your taxes2 1t must be done to-
morrow or the penalty attaches.
The Barbour Beebe theatrical company
appears at the court house tonight.
E. R. Pence, Boston; ]. A. Curtis,
Denver; j. A. Lockhart, Deming; w. r.
Hunter, Kankakee; Chas. H. Coster,
Denver, are at the Palace.
Halloween this, and the small boy will
be out and around, as usual, but the New
MEXICAN has positive assurances from
Gus O'Bren that there will be no van
dalism."
The National Association of Public
Librarians spent yesterday afternoon see
ing the sights of Santa Fe. There we're
fifty in the party, travelling eastward I'M
der guidance of Mr.. Ed. Burnett, travel
ing passenger agent of the Santa Fe
route.
H. B. Hersey and a visiting friend from
New Jersey left this morning for the
headwaters of the Santa Cruz and other
streams in the Bald mountain region.
They 60 after big game with Pete Smith
as guide and will be absent two weeks.
The enterprising house of H. B. Cart
wright appears to be in it these days.
Mr.. G. shipped in car load of canned
goods yesterday and another one to-day.
During the month he has shipped in
eleven car loads of merchandise and pro-
visions.
G. H. Gosler, representing Collier &
Cleveland, job printers, Denver, is in
town. In this connection the New Mex
ICAN would remind the public that here
at home they have a complete book and
job printing establishment capable of
doing first-class work at lowest prices.
Col. Jas. A. Lockhart, the enterprlsing
sheriff of Grant county, is here to-day on
business connected with the territorial
officials. He says it is very dry down his
way, but the drouth has had the effect OF
inspiring stockmen to inaugurate numer-
GUS water developing enterprises, which
are turning out highly successful and will
prove of permanent benefit to the coun-
try.
James Hovey assaulted Prof. Perez, the
musician, Oh the street night before last,
and so severely bruised him up that it is
nj hoh t,a hoI ha
plaza on Sunday afternoon. This is es-
pecially to be regretted because the city
will be full of the Indiana visitors on
that day and the concert has been count
ed in as one of the features of their en-
tertanment.
The LIST warders are throwing up their
hats to-day over the good work of clean
ing up the streets in that locality. Two
forces of about thirty men each are doing
the work. They are actually filling in
and cutting down the steep grade on the
old Fort Union road hill, and the older
inhabitants are opening their eyes to the
benefits of incorporation.
At special meeting of the Board OF
Trade yesterday afternoon, Messrs. F. T.
Weber, j. D. Allan and John H. Rob-
ertson were named as committee to
confer with the business men generally
relative to the entertainment of the nine
ty odd Indiana editors who are coming to |
spend Sunday here. The committee re-
ports progress at second meeting of the |
board this afternoon.
@. G. Everhart, through whom the new
school furniture was ordered from Chi
cago, over month ago, called at this
office and reported that the furniture had
arrived night before last, but it seems
that this is mistake. At any rate, Rev.
j. H. Defourl, of the school board, has
no such information, and, naturally, is
very much annoyed over the delay. The
new school will net, therefore, open on
Monday next.
Capt. John Dalton, wife and daughter
removed into the city yesterday from
their long occupied home on the upper
Pecos, and they will become residents OF
Santa Fe, taking quarters in one of Mr..
Catron's houses beyond the federal build
ing. Capt. Dalton says he is glad to be
counted now permanent citizen OF San
ia Fe. He is nicely quartered for the
winter and wishes especially to thank
Mr.. Coons for courtesies.
Architect Wood got in last night from
trip to the Vale mountains. The re-
mainder OF his party arrive tonight. They
killed eleven wild turkeys, thirty grouse
and the prize buck of The season, the
young deer weighing fully 25O pounds.
His head and antlers will be preserved as
a souvenir of the trip. They saw no
bear. Mr.. Wood says that is beautiful
country over there; grass waist high and
yet green from root to tip. He says it is
too early as yet for good deer hunting.