Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-16
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The enemies of city incorporation are
among the people. Look out for thei
''tales of woe"
Peter Anderson, Pines Altos; B. d
Nichols, Besben; E. S. Jones, Los An
geles;. Cal Wagner, Kansas City; A
Baron, Albuquerque, are at the Elk
change.
Emilio Duran, infant son OF Eyaristc
Duran, aged l year and | month, died
yesterday after long and painful illness.
The little one was inferred at Rosario
cemetery this morning.
Charles A. Fox, of Ration, has been APP
pointed by the governor rs a delegate to
the Denver congress in place Of r. W.
Collier, who has found it impossible to
attend.
AT the Presbyterian church on May II
Sunday school at . As, morning and even
ing services at II and respectively. All
who do not worship elsewhere in Santa
Fe are cordially invited. Seats open to
ALL
Walter NJ. Taber was here to-day from
Glorieta, where he is farming and ranch.
ing. He has seeded sixty acres this yeal
and counts on big crops. lie reports also
that great many new orchards have
lately been set ont in that section.
Governor Prince has been invited t.
deliver the address at the territorial TAI
at Albuquerque, in September, but hal
declined on the ground that he has twice
before been honored with similar iuyi
tation and made the address in 1883 ant
1890, and that these compliments ough
to be distributed among our leading citi
zens.
The directors of the Electric Light com
pany met yesterday afternoon and elected
f. 7. Weber president to succeed L. I
Weber, of Denver, resigned. The ques
ton of expanding $25 600 in additional
Improvements on the plant was post
poned till after June 2 to await the result
of the vote or incorporation.
Tomorrow is Whit-sunday and Their
will be services at the church Of tn
Holy Faith at II o'clock. The congrega
ton is reminded that this great festiva
is inferior only to Easter and Christmas
L. Iol
welcome.
Sheriffs Fountain and Kemp, of til
New counties OF Eddy and Chavez, wher
water is king, the grass is green and time
lively, are pretty thoroughly doing tn
capital to-day. They are efficient officer
and as this is their first visit to santa F
they find much to interest them. They
ever be welcome.
A lively party of delegates to the Trans
Mississippi congress, which assemblies 8
Denver on Tuesday, will leave here O.
Monday morning over the narrow gaug
route. The fare for the round trip
$25.75 the same as over the Santa +
route, only the narrow gauge sleepe
service, which is extra, is 81 less than ths
on the broad gauge.
The southern train got in six hours LAT
to-day and the eastern train due here
5 a. M, will get in about 6 p. m. Tha
; was a remarkable accident which tore OF
the Tecolote bridge yesterday morning
the pile drivers arm swinging around 8
the train crossed the bridge and con
! pletely demolishing the bridge and til
caboose and pile driver. James Doyle
wife and baby, were in the caboose, bu
strange to say, escaped without scratch
At the Palace; w. P. Fritsch, s
, Louis, Robt. B. Stanton, wife and Chi
dren, Denver; Ann Merry, Rebecah |
Chrisman, Philadelphia; W. J. Taliafere
G. G. Fountain, Roswell D. L. KemI
Eddy; DR.. 6. w. Harrison, Bernalillo
: M. Beaumarchais, M. Perrin, San Fran
. cisco; H. H. Sheppard, Denver.
, Services as usual st the Methods
Episcopal church tomorrow. Sabbat
school at 10 a. m. and preaching service
at II a. m. and p. m. The question