Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-03

hurt greatly for the present and more 30
in the future.
Smith, "the piano tuner and general
nuisance" as the Albuquerque Citizen
terms him, is in the Bernalillo county jail
for failure to give bond to await trial on
the charge Of petit larceny.
Many citizens who have gardens and
orchards are exerting their influence to
have the irrigation bitches enlarged this
spring. 1t is a matter that both the north
and south side mayordomos will be urged
to look after.
The sportsmen have been having a gay
time of it duck hunting of late. The
streams and lakes being full of water, the
feathered beauties are plentiful. Even in
the ice ponds about town the blue winged
teel have been seen within few days.
Some public spirited citizen will find
an opportunity open to perform good
deed on the 18th inst, Arbor day. He
may donate fifty or 100 trees to the pub
lie and private schools to be set out by
the children along the irrigation bitches
Mr.. Ollie Moore, one of the New Mex
ICAN family, has received avery fattering
offer to engage in journalism at Trinidad.
He likes Santa Fe, however, and says he
means to stay at least long enough to see
whether or not incorporation is carried
out.
NJ. Cohn, San Francisco; F. H. Coyler,
Denver; Herman Kind, N. Y; Floyd
Davis, Des Moines Fred Simon, st. Jo-
seph j. B. Whitney, Chicago; G. w.
Mo-ehead, Ell Paso; j. R. Gilman, Albu-
querque; A. Singer, Albuquerque Amado
Chaves, San Mateo, are late arrivals at
the Palace.
The people should patronize the MGR
chants who advertise and who show
some public spirit and want to do the
town some good. The merchants who do
not advertise and those who show no
public spirit and enterprise are detriment
to the community and should be ignored
in the distribution of trade.
The Indian appropriation bill which
the president is expected to sign to-day
contains an item of some $4,000 for the
government Indian school at Santa Fe.
The additional $4,000 in the appropriation
was inserted at the earnest solicitation of
Supt. Cart for the express purpose of
sinking for artesian water on the 100-acre
Indian school reservation just west Of
town.
Several Santa Feans in attendance
upon the ceremonies attending the laying
of the corner stone of the public school
building at Las Vegas yesterday, say the
affair was rather an imposing one. The
whole city was in holiday attire, vast
crowds present and everything passed off
with good order and to the credit of the
Meadow city, The Optic issued an en-
larged paper In honor of the event.
On Monday next Hon. VIM. M. Spring
or, member of congress, will appear before
the U. S. supreme court and ask that the
appeal cases Involving the Santa Fe
county election muddle, be advanced on
the docket and heard at an early day. To
this ]. H. Knaebel, ESQ.,, and other at
torneys representing the people have
consented, being quite anxious to have
the matter finally determined.
In an item in yesterdays issue relative
to Rev. Mr.. Glyn, it was stated that there
would be no service at the Episcopal
church next Sunday. This was mis-.
take, as arrangements are made for I'M
interrupted services through the entire
year; and there will be no failure except
from unexpected sickness, which of
course will be announced. The choir is
now being reorgsnlzed, so that satisfac-
tory music may be expected next Sunday
and hereafter.