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

The portals must 60 ana that speedliy.
New benches are necessary in the
plaza.
The streets should be sprinkled. A hint
! for the city government.
Lots and lots OF water running to waste
these fine days in the Santa Fe river.
The tax payers on the south side are
entitled to street lights; let them have
them.
Regular morning service at the church
of the Holy Faith tomorrow at II O'Clock.
All are welcome.
The incompatible and extremely
healthy and strengthening climate of this
city must be advertised.
A. Ballinger, St. Joseph; A. T. shearer,
St. Louis; L. E. Perkins, Simon Daum,
Chicago, are at the Palace.
Sidewalks; sidewalks; sidewalks are
absolutely necessary for the comfort and
health of the citizens of Santa Fe.
The poll tax for road purposes ought to
be collected promptly the streets OF the
capital should be cleaned and kept clean.
The Board OF Trade is continuing to do
good work for this city President Bartlett
and Secretary Geo. W. Knaebel are the
right men in the right place.
The sale of copies of Ell NUEvo MExI-
CANo right here in this city is steadily on
the increase; the people appreciate a live,
strong and fearless newspaper.
Mrs. Juana Gonzales Rivera, wife Of
Don Donaciano Rlbera. Of south College
street, a good Christian woman, died
yesterday, aged "a years. Her funeral
takes place at o'clock tomorrow.
What's the matter with placing rail.
ing around the monument in the plaza
The plaza would be greatly improved and
the monument could be protected. Gel
to work, Marshal Gray, and do this.
Work on the surveys of the Santa Fe
Irrigation company under the supervision
of Engineer Gaynor is progressing well.
There will be. new life here when actual
work on the irrigation and reservoir sys-
tenn Of that company commences.
F. 7. Weber, the Denver capitalist,
who is interested in Santa Fe property,
has been visiting Las Vegas to-day, for
the first time. He is fully persuaded that
in the next year, New Mexico will see
such tide of immigration as she has
never before known.-Las Vegas Optic.
The Methodists have placed a street
lamp in front of their church. This with
the electric lamp which is to be placed at
the corner near the church will make
lower San Francisco street as light as any
stree in the city.
Major Fred T. Berry, A. D. G., OF Al
buquerque, has been designated by the
governor as delegate to represent the
militia of New Mexico at a'convention Of
officers Of the national guards of the Unit
ed States to be held at Chicago on the
9th inst, to consult with the committee
on ceremonies OF the WORLDS lair commit
tee.
Sunday services al the Methodist Epis-
copal church, tomorrow, October 8, are
as follows: Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. /;
Junior league at 8 p. H.; Epworth lea.
que prayer meeting at $3.50 p. m. As 1t
is Discovery day" there will be a nation
al sermon preached in the evening from
the words cast in the bell which was hung
In the steeple Of Independence Hall July
4, 1776, proclaim liberty throughout the
land unto all the inhabitants thereof"
Visitors and travellers are welcome to all
services. SEATS free. G. I. Mills, pastor.
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