Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-30
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


Read and enjoy the third page Of this
newspaper and therein fall not on pain or
dire calamity.
The people must have paper to-day,
and the New MEXICAN, as usual, fills a
long felt want.
If Santa Fe would obstruct its own
progress, let its citizens vote against in
corporation on Tuesday next.
Three days more and the city incorpor-
alton movement will be settled. Shall
it be forward or backward?
The mechanics and day laborers in par
ticular have much to gain by the success
of city incorporation.
Tomorrow, the first Sunday after Trim
ity, there will be services at the church
OF the Holy Faith at 1lo'clock. as usual.
A little more advertising in this Journal
would help the merchants of this city and
help Santa Fe. Do it and be not back
ward in we'll doing.
The New MEXICAN is the only daily pa
per published in sunny New Mexico to-
day, the 30th of May, in the year of our
Lord 1891.
The election laws call for the closing of
all the saloons on election day. Monday
and Tuesday will therefore be pretty dry
for some OF the anti-incorporation ele-
ment.
Read the third page of this journal
daily and be pleased, for the matter print
ed on that page is bound to please all
political parties, all creeds and even the
theosopist.
Sayles brothers, Of Canoncito, recov-
cred their mules at Mrs. Davidson's Chi
iii ranch, but Anderson Frieander, the
supposed thief, made his escape on the
"buckskin" pony. Frielander is brother
of Mrs. Davidson.
The "Jolly Twenty" an organization
of local young men who last winter gave
several pleasant dances at Gray's hall,
has been revived, and early next week a
big dance will be given which is intended
to celebrate the success OF city incorpora-
ton.
According to the opinion OF leading
members of the local fire department the
hydrants are sadly in need of attention,
being filled with mud and otherwise un-
fit for facilitating the fire fighing service
of the town.
There appears to be general good feel
ing over the fact that union ticket for
school directors, to be elected On Monday,
has been agreed upon. The fact that the
people have been thus able to get to-
gesher augurs well for the vote on city III
corporation on the day following:
The matter of incorporation of the city
OF Santa Fe looks somewhat more favor
able, but the good work must be kept up
till the last vote is polled. Take nothing
for granted and look after every matter
connected with this question OF incorpor-
alton sharply and in person.
Services at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow, Sunday, May 81, as follows:
Preaching services at II a. m. and p.
m. Rev. w. P. Alcott will preach. All
who do not worship elsewhere are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mayor Edward Henry, Of Las Vegas,
telegraphs Governor Prince that he will
be here Monday to lay his views on the
text book matter before the territorial
board of education.
The finest job work and book binding
in the territory of New Mexico done at
the New MEXICAN Printing company's
establishment. Send your work here /;
have 1t done cheaply and in first-class
manner and help one of the largest home
enterprises in New Mexico along.
Beginning Monday change of time
will take place on the Santa Fe Southern
route. The morning passenger train
north will on and after that date depart
at 7 40 and returning arrive here at AS.
Question your neighbor as to his senti-
ments on incorporation and take the
pains to explain to him if carried, It's
benefits and advantages. 1t will pay all
live citizens to attend to this duty during
the next two days.
Reports from all the valleys of Santa
Fe county, from Galisteo to Nambe, are
to the effect that largely increased acre.
age has been seeded by the farmers this
year. The continuous rains have encour-
aged the people to put in unusual large
crops and there is every reason to expect
a very bountiful harvest.
Trout fishing is said to be fine sport up
the canon of the Rio Santa Fe at present.
The waters have fallen, are clear and the
speckled ones are said to be right on the
bite. Several different parties left this
afternoon for Monument rock to 60 into
camp there over Sunday beneath the
shadow of the casa de Breeder.
Services as usual at the Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow. DR.. Harwood,
superintendent of the Methodist churches
in the territory, will preach forenoon and
evening. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. and
preaching services at II a. m. and 8 p.
m. Directly after forenoon service there
will be reception Of members and the
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