Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-14
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

A special train of eight cars loaded with
freight came up from Lamy last night.
J. w. Stinson has opened new club
rooms adjoining the Exchange hotel bar.
Moner is pushing work on both the
Delgado residence and the Gonzales busl-
ness block.
A side walk should be laid from the
Griffin corner to the Thomas cottage on
Washington avenue.
Henry Becker reports ninety-seven
boys in attendance at his public school in
the upper city district.
How about railing around the soldiers
monument in the plaza and some more
new benches in the plaza park?
Come up and settle your tax accounts.
The present county administration means
business, and taxes must be collected.
Justice of the peace blanks, probate
court blanks and all kinds of deeds for
sale at the New MEXICAN Printing office.
Mr.. S. Wedeles has been designated by
President Bartlett as the Board of Trades
delegate to the Trsns-M Mississippi congress
at Omaha.
The city council merely met and ad-
journed last night, having no business to
attend to. The city board of health mat.
ter was not touched.
The street has report to-day that a
big strike of silver ore has been made in
the lower level of the Central shaft at the
Cash Entry camp.
The six insane persons now in the coun-
ty Jail cost the county for board alone rs
cents per day each, total of $3.50. This
is quite burden on the county.
Several of those large fruit photographs
are yet at the disposal of the Board of
Trade. They ought to be sent to the
hotels at Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo.
Secretary Thomas has just received
two OF the Shannon filing cabinets for FL
public documents OF the secretary's Office.
They are models of beauty and conven.
fence.
A deal was made to-day whereby s. s.
Beatty purchases the Water street prop
erty occupied by his store, paying Judge
Delgado $2 500 therefor. The final papers
will be transferred tomorrow.
The young gentlemen of the Athletic
Club will open the gaieties of the season
by giving an informal social hop at their
club rooms on Thursday, tomorrow, even
ing. The affair is for club members
only.
Citizens generally are looking carefully
to the payment of their taxes just now,
and there is more interest felt in the mat.
than for years past. Thus the fact that
the tax collector complies with the law
to the letter is beginning to bear good
fruit.
Special Examiner Hall, OF the U. s.
pension office, is in the city making off.
cial inquiry into the status of army ar
chives in the adjutant generals Office and
a very important number Of which are
claimed as private property by L. Felsen-
thai and others.
Mr.. Catron has presented a petition to
the city council asking that a sidewalk be
ordered laid from his corner, on Palace
avenue, along the east side of the Plaza to f,
San Francisco street. Mr.. Catron him
self owns more than one-half the 'front.'
age.
A wood shed adjoining the rear Of one
of the Fort Marcy dwellings occupied by
Mrs. Wyncoop caught fire and was partly
consumed at o'clock this morning. The
fire department was on the scene prompt
ly and never was better work done. Their
efforts saved the main building and Mrs.
Wyncoop as well as Custodian Ayers feel
grateful for the prompt aid rendered by !
the fire laddies. How the fire originated
is mystery.