Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-02
New Spring Millinery just in al
Mrs. Mugler's.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

row gauge to Espanola. The excursion
lists spent the day in cunning on the Rio
Grande and succeeded in bagging con-
siderable game. The party was COM
posed of Messrs. Henry Burnett, Jack
Ackers, Tom Goodwin, Lee Muelhelsen,
Jake Levy, A. T. Grigg. Phil. and Doug.
Harroun, Maurice Clark, F. Kleinschmldt,
E. Sena, Adolph Fischer, Nicolas Yanny,
Essinger, O'Driscol and others. This may
prove the first of a series of the special
outings over this popular excursion line.
The "boys" were unanimous in their vote
of thanks to Gen. Nelly and Supt. Helm,
of the short line, for the courteous treat
ment received at their hands.
w. f. Dobbln, the well known carpen-
ter and builder, is in town en- short
visit to his family. For the past three
months he has been at work repairing
and rebuilding the barracks and build
ings at Fort Apache, A. T. There is about
two months more work there for him.
He is now preparing plans and specific
tons for the erection of new brick quar-
tiers and barracks at that post to cost no
less than $1,000. Mr.. Dobbin speaks in
high terms of the commanding officer,
Lieut.. Col. Hunt, and of the post quar-
termaster, Lieut.. E. W. Smith, at Apache.
He returns in day or two there to finish
his contract, which will amount to good
many thousand dollars.
The Rev. T. j. Glyn left this morning
for Albuquerque, by order OF Bishop Ken
drick. Mr.. Glyn will otliciate fol- the
next three Sundays at st. Johns, Albu-
euerque, and will also instructa confrma-
ton class which is to be presented for
confirmation on Easter day. There will
be no services at the church of the Holy
Faith for the ensuing three Sundays, but
Mr.. Glyn will be back for Holy Week,
Good Friday and Easter, after which he
will remain permanently, and services
will be held regularly.
The merchants of this town will help
themselves and the town by being a
little more enterprising. Some OF them
at present are a drawback to
this city and it's business merchants who
do not advertise ought not to be patron
lied. They do not deserve it. The mer-
chants who do not advertise, who are
willing to help along in public improve
ments and show public spirit, should re-
ceive the trade.
Santa Fe note in Socorro Chieftain:
"The capital will stay in Santa Fe. The
bill removing it was killed in the house
by vote of 10 to A. This closed the
chapter until another two years shall roll
around. From the action in this legisla
ture, Santa Fe should take warning and
put her house in order, for another time
success may attend the venture and the
capital be removed"
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prices.
A petition was in circulation in Socorro
Monday signed by several hundred of So
corros best citizens extending an invita-
ton and hearty welcome to Hon. T. B.
Catron, of Santa Fe, to become one Of its
itizens.-Magdalena Lariat and Miner.
The jury commission appointed by
Judge Seeds ON Saturday last to select
jurors for the May, 1891, term Of the dis
trct court for Santa Fe county, consisted
of Messrs. B. Seligman, Jose 2. Ortiz, G.
L. Bishop and E. Vigil.
This town will do well by itself if it
wakes up and puts on some more modern
airs. Among them must be incorpora-
ton, clean and graded streets, sidewalks,
lighted streets and security to life and
property. Wake up and bestir yourselves.
Special meeting of Germania lodge No.
5, K. Of P, at their castle hall this even
ing. The special order of business is the
comforting of ranks. All Knights ofPyth-
las are invited. John W. Conway, G. c.;
A. M. Dittelbach, X. of R. g. S.
The Board of Trade will hold meeting
tomorrow afternoon at the office of Law
yer Geo. w. Knaebel for the purpose of
considering the matter of incorporation.
A full attendance is desired.
Construct sidewalks and that at once;
the property owners along Washington
avenue ought to construct sidewalk to
the Palace hotel and will, if they know
what's good for them.
Santa Fe note in Albuquerque Citizen
If Santa Fe expects to remain the capital
of New Mexico, her people must wake up,
join the procession of progress, and build
few sidewalks. q
Regular monthly communication of
Montezuma lodge No. l, A. F. and A. M,
at Masonic hall at 80 this evening.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to
attend.
If the little story about the lamb and
the lion should prove true, the latter part
of March will be somewhat squally.