Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-21

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1t will make money for you while you
sleep and eventually provide you good
home.
Edward W. Hartman the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hartman, celebrated bis
fourth birthday by entertaining about
twenty of his little friends st the Fort |
Marcy barracks yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. E. T. Pottle, aunt OF s. w. Bon
ner and who was formerly health seek
er here, died Of consumption in Roches-
ter, N. Y, on the 18th inst.
The city is getting along right we'll
without police force; a couple Of con-
stables seem to be enough to preserve the
public peace. Having five policemen and
a chief of police during the past few years
was all humbug; expense and no CORE
spending benefit.
The capital city's enterprising young
men should move in the matter OF organ
izing local militia company. There is
an abundance OF good material here and
it ought not to be difficult to get it to-
gether.
The sooner the business men of Santa
Fe heed the suggestion to thoroughly ad-
vertise their climatic advantages the SOON
or will they perform public service that
will stimulate the growth and prosperity
of all Santa Fe. This thing ought to be
attended to without delay.
The Santa Fe Water company is shut
ting off water from the county court
house. The county and city authorities
should procure water for that building
just as other consumers do, at 30 much
per month"; At 3 p. m. the New MExI-
CAN is informed that the matter has been
arranged.
Robert Helbig discovered large snake
In his orchard in upper Santa Fe
yesterday afternoon and succeeded in
capturing his snakeshp and he is now
bottled up on exhibition at Ireland's drug
store. The animal has the marks of a
RATHER, but its caudle extremity is minus
either the rattles or button and opinions
differ as to it's species.
The International Railroad show gave
performance last night to large crowd
The "circus" feature of the program was
decidedly limited, but the tumbing, ira
peze work and other features were right
entertaining. The second performance
is in progress this afternoon and the
closing entertainment occurs tonight.
81. Reilly, one of the leading con-
tractors OF Denver, and who has the con-
tract for putting in the steam and water
fixtures for the Weber block, arrived last
night with car load of plumbers effects
snd other material. 1t will be stored in
the basement Of the structure for about
two weeks when the contractor will send
down men from Denver to put it in place.
Geo. Berleth has come back again to
make Santa Fe his home. He has trav.
eled the west over but thinks times are
as good here and the prospects better
than those OF most places he has visited.
He goes to work again for Mckenzie.
Mr.. Berleth's family is now at Trinidad
and will arrive here shortly.
Col. Bergman, assistant superinten-
dent at the penitentiary, who was a
lieutenant in Kit Carson's famous New
Mexico regiment, and J. w. Stinson,
who came in with the pioneer California
column, have just been admitted to
membership in Carleton post, G. A. R.
The post has membership now OF eighty.
three, the largest in New Mexico.
From a marked copy of the Florida
Times Union received at this Office it is
learned that John G. L'Engle, president
of the state bank of Florida, recently ef-
fected 'he capture of a notorious crook
who had touched all the Jacksonville
banks for various amounts. The fell
lows name was 7. G. Kellogg. President
L'Engle is brother of DR.. L'Engle, of
Santa Fe.
The Albuquerque press takes occasion
to compliment the Santa Fe base ballists
for their good behavior and playing in
the face of heavy odds in Sundays game.
While the score is against the Santa
Feans this time they will put up much
better game in future, having thoroughly
sized up their antagonists. A game be-
tween the Albuquerques and the Black
Stockings is being arranged to take place
here in a few weeks.
M. P. Dooley, of Pueblo, who is largely
interested in real estate at Santa Fe and
Cerrillos, writes the NEW MEXICAN thus
II understand the D. & R. G. company
has purchased the Santa Fe Southern
road and expects to extend it south at an
early date" This is news here; it NAV
be based on fact, for sooner or later the
Santa Fe Southern will be forced to either
fish or cut bait" but nothing respecting
the correctness Of the report that the
purchase has already been made can be
learned here.
Don't be discouraged about that eczema |
till you have given Ayers sarsaparilla |
persistent trial. Six bottles of this medi-
cine cured the complaint for George S.
Thomas, of Ada, Ohio, when all other re-