Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-01
ROUND ABOUT TOWN,

There will be meeting of the Gould, :"
Friday, July 8, at Mrs. R. J. Palen's, at
2:30.
Pancho has ordered new collection of
band music OF 100 pieces and will soon be
able to give the plaza visitors a concert
as is concert. What's the matter with
securing uniforms for the band,men?
The street sprinkling cart has per-
formed excellent service during the past
month, and this being the LIST, Mr.. Nor
ton is out hustling for the payment of
those subscriptions. Experience has
shown that no mans money is spent in
vain in this enterprise.
Santa Fe lodge No. 2, X. of P, will
give public installation of the officers
elect for the term beginning July l, 1891,
this evening at 8 O'Clock at the lodge
room. All visiting sir knights and gen.
tlemen friends of the members OF the
lodge are fraternally and cordially invited
to be present on the occasion.
And still the health seekers and tour
lists continue to roll in fro III the hot south
ern country and the scorching east.
Advertise Santa Fe as health resort
quote the official facts and figures showing
how Santa Fe leads all competitors in
this respect, and crowds OF strangers will
come here to make their homes.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will hold Summer evening
lawn social'' on the grounds of Mr.. w. NJ.
Berger, tomorrow, Thursday evening.
The grounds will be lit by Chinese Ian
terms, and the entertainment will consist
OF pantomime, tableaux, etc. Entrance
to the grounds 10 cents, and there will be
refreshments consisting of strawberries,
ice cream, etc, for sale.
The A., T. & S. F. will sell round trip
tickets to points within 250 miles of Santa
Fe for one frst-class fare for round trip,
and sold July 81 and 4th. Final limit
July 6, 1891. Come to Santa Fe, We
swelterng folks along the Rio Grande,
and breath the cool, pure air Of the snow
clad Sierras that temper the breezes OF
summer and shut out the cold winds of
winter. Come to Santa Fe, and don't for
get to bring your overcoats.
Gen. J. A. williamson, the genial, good
man who was formerly the commissioner
of the general land Office at Washington,
and later the land commissioner of the
Atlantic & Pacific road, was married to-
day in New York city to Miss Maria Hall, !
one of the most charming ladies' of the
American metropolis. A congratulatory
telegram was sent to New York to-day
signed by E.W. Wynkoop, W. S. Fletcher
and J. w, Donnelly, who have served
under the general in New Mexico.
Mr.. Reginald Oestrom, British consul
at the Force islands, north of Scotland,
paid the New MEXICAN a pleasant call to-
day. He is sojourning here in search OF
health, and considers Santa FEES climate
as quite superior to that OF any sanitary
resort in the land. He is gentleman of
fine literary attainments and will occupy
some Of his spare time while here study
ing the peculiar features of this climate
and preparing articles on the same for
publication in the London Saturday Re-
view and other noted foreign journals.
Hon. L. G. Fort, on behalf of the Las
Vegas citizens has sent Gov. Prince an
invitation to be present at their Inde-
oendence day festivities and deliver an
address. He has also sent a similar invi-
alton to Judge Axtell, but both will be
Unable to accept, as the latter has gone
East on visit and the governor had prev.
ously accepted an invitation to speak at
sddy on the 4th. Gov. Prince left last :
light via Ell Paso and Pecos City, Texas,
or Eddy, and after spending the 4th I
here will probably go up to Roswell and
ee the new artesian wells and other at
ractive features Of the great Pecos coun- 6
ry.
Under date of Denver the 2Sth inst, a :
-iend of the New MEXICAN writes:
Messrs. Ellis, McDonough, Weber, c
russell and numerous others among the 8
usiness men and investors of Denver, =
xpress very lively interest and confid- ]
nee in the building up Of the new city of .
anita Fe. II has an earnest friend in t
le people Of Denver. This | must be- :;
eve from the uniformly encouraging ex- {,
ressions and numerous kind inquiries of 4
8 citizens. They make the visiting San
Fean feel renewed pride in her own -,
ty, and real assurance Of it's coming -
.owth and prosperity in the early future \
and I am here reminded that we can
ot over.estir ate, the lasting importance