Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

block has been let to Philip Hesch, sr.
The portals on upper San Francisco
street should 60. The street is too mar
row.
When are the young men going to move
in the matter OF organizing that local
militia company?
1t looks as if the present city govern
ment will not turn out well. However,
time will tell
A force of plumbers and steam filters
arrived from Denver last night and went
to work to-day on the Weber block.
Meeting of Carleton post this evening
at s O'Clock p. IN. sharp. Muster. All
comrades in the city cordially invited.
Mr.. f. W. Clancy is to-day removing
into his new office-the Palace avenue
apartments formerly occupied by Mr..
| Nanderveer.
A new concrete pavement is being laid
down in front of the Lamy building on
upper San Francisco street. More anon
about this pavement.
Aztlan Lodge, |. 0. o. F., holds an ex-
emplifcation session on Friday night,
and at the close of the ceremonies re-
freshments will be served.
Important regular meeting of the Board
of Trade, Friday, at Geo. W. knaebsls
Office at p. N. EDWARD l.. BARTLETT,
President.
A telegram from Supt. Mclaughlin, of
the San Pedro copper mines, says
'Struck fine bunch of ore 200 feet down
incline; running north. Can not tell the
extent Of it yet"
County School Superintendent Schnei-
der is asking very pertinent question,
namely, what became of last years school
funds? Will ex-Superintendent of Schools
j. P. Victory please rise and explain?
Mrs. l. Lujan, mother OF the black"
smith, Juan Lujan, and very worthy
woman, departed this life yesterday I'm.
dertaker Gable buried the remains this
morning, the funeral being largely attend
ed.
A telegram from the canteen officer at
Fort Stanton to-day ordered "ten barrels
of beer shipped at once" from the Fischer
Brewing company. Heretofore Anheuser-
Busch has held this post, but the Santa
Fe product will hold it in the future.
To-morrows work will see the Santa
Fe canon drive finished in very excellent
shape, so that one can drive two miles
above Monument rock-almost to the
falls. Send your workman another day
and aid in finishing the worthy task.
Those suffering with ebay fever, ""rose
cold" and kindred diseases say that Santa
Fe's climate is sure cure for such afilic-
tons. Capt. Hudson is in receipt of a
letter from two ladies of Chillicothe,
Ohio, saying they will arrive here shortly
to test the effects of this climate for hay
fever.
A fine specimen of wire gold, having
the shape of huge spider, was brought
down by Col. Shelby from the Ute creek
mines and presented to Mrs. T. B. Catron
yestesday. 1t came out of chimney"
in the Aztec mine which yielded some
$4,000. This unique specimen has a
value of about SIS.
Engine 55, which has been running
between Santa Fe and Lamy for years,
has just returned from the shops of To-
peka fully repaired and as good as new.
The engine Is now furnished with a
straight stack and front extension, and
Engineer Becker is consequently happy
and thinks the new engine daisy.
Parties who have looked into the mat
ter of continuing the Sunday evening
plaza concert say that $24 per concert is
little too steep. There are dozen men
in the band and if they can be induced
to play an hour for 81 each, arrangements
for having the twilight concerts every
Sunday will likely be made.
City Marshal Quintana is engaged to-
day in perfecting his official bond for 3d.
900 and will assume control of the new
city police force tomorrow. The police
men are not required to give bond, but
should they be guilty of misdemeanor they
are subject to removal by the city council.
The ordinance providing for the pay Of
police has not yet been adopted.
The New MEXICAN Printing company
has the very best facilities for doing all
kinds Of book, blank and binding work;
its prices are reasonable and the work
turned out is tirst-class in every respect.
Patronize home institution that always
works for the benefit and advancement of
Santa Fe.
Mr.. Trevor Cory, representing Albu-
querqne's illustrated paper, Adobeland,
departs for home tonight after very
successful business trip to the capital
city, securing about 100 subscribers for
his spicy and entertaining periodical.
This is the way Santa Feans treat bust
ness enterprises in a neighboring town.
Mr.. Cory has made friends here for
himself and his paper, and he is 10th to
depart. He says were the train facili-
ties between the two towns improved, a
great many Albuquerqueans would come
here to spend the heated term.
The meteorological report for the month
of July is published to-day. Study the
figures which Santa FEES Incompatible
climate only can produce and send
marked copy Of the paper to your health
seeking friend at the east. The warmest
dow ohova a yecord of ~. the coolast 70