Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Incorporation is still the topic of the
hour. It's well.
Fosters storm seems to be brewing in
the mountains.
If you own town lot, get move on
and plant few trees.
The Rio Santa Fe continues to rise
and 60 to waste.
1t is so the world over-people who adj
vertise get the cream Of the business.
Santa Fe is making commendable ef-
forts to incorporate.-Raton Range.
All vegetation is at least two weeks be-
hind time this season.
In about fifteen days the electric light
plant will be ready for trial steaming
up.
Don Chiquito's Easter display of meats
is thing OF beauty. Santa Fe beef eat
ers are invited around to inspect it,
A number of young men are preparing
for a grand dance at Gray's hall on Mon
day night. Ladies will be admitted free,
and all good people are invited.
G. H. Titus and G. G. Burkhart, of Den
yer, travelling passenger agents of the
Union Pacific and Chicago Northwestern
railroads, are in town to-day.
There will be service at the church Of
tie Holy Faith tomorrow at II a. m.
The new pastor, Rev. T. j. Glyn, will
oHiciate. The church will be appropriate
ly decorated with flowers and the choir
will render excellent Easter music.
1t is customary to decorate the Pres
byterian church with flowers On Easter
Sunday friends are therefore requested
by the church officers to kindly bring any
flowers available to the church.
G. H. Mosher, st. Joseph; o. B. Little,
St. Johns; John Weighton, Audubon,
Iowa; Jos. H. Goldman, San Francisco;
G. H. Titus, Denver; G. G. Burkhart,
Denver, are at the Palace.
Since there is now no longer demand
upon the citizens for plaza concert dona-
tons, there ought to be liberal response
to, the proposition for erecting electric
lights about the plaza and the principal
streets.
Easter Sunday will be properly observed
in the Methodist church tomorrow. The
church has been decorated and there will
be an Easter concert in the evening by
the Sabbath school at 7 80. Preaching
service in the morning at II o'clock.
Visitors and travelling men are always
welcome. Seats free.
The snow blockade on the A., 7. & s.
F. in Kansas was raised yesterday and
the west bound mail and passengers, tied
I'D between La Junta and Garden City
since last Wednesday, are expected in
tonight.
At the Presbyterian church on March
30, Sunday school at 8 AS a. M; morn
ing service of the church at II evening
service at 8 80. All persons who do not
regularly worship elsewhere in Santa Fe
are cordially invited to the Presbyterian
church. Seats are not rented, but are
open to all.
Another wreck occurred on the A., 7.
& s. F. at Rowe station last night, two
freight trains collidlng. The details are
scarcely obtainable, but it is known that
one of the firemen was fatally injured.
This is the fourth wreck on the Las Ve-
gas division within three weeks.
Joseph H. Goldman, the agent for
joys Vegetable sarsaparilla and other
proprietary remedies, is here from San
Francisco to-day, and he has placed the
agency for his company's remedies with
the wide-awake and enterprising drug
house of A. G. Ireland, jr.
Attention is called to the synopsis OF
the insurance companies represented ny
Paul Wunschmann & Co. The figures
are really wonderful and are well worth