Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-25

City Marshal Gray has located his Of
fee on Gaspar avenue, beneath the X.
of 2. lodge hall.
Meeting of the board of county COM
missioners tomorrow morning, at 10
O'Clock, at the court house.
N. Gonzales is building three new store
rooms on Frisco street and up to date he
has had over a dozen offers to rent the
same.
Floods above Trinidad and a wreck on
Ration mountain combined to delay the
eastern mail last night. 1t is expected in
about a o'clock this afternoon.
The rainfall since the 21st is the heav-
lest recorded at this U. S. signal station
since its establishment twenty years ago,
amounting to 315 inches.
Joseph Josephs, of Taos, a brother-in-
law of Ad. Gusdorf, has located here with
his family. He has bought out the Ben
Oakland saloon on lower San Francisco
street.
A goodly number OF business men are
in session at Gen. Bartett's Office as the
New MEXICAN goes to press, and it looks
as if the new club movement would be a
success.
All Colorado mail due since Tuesday is
still tied up at Espanola. The Santa Fe
Southern folks haven't time to serve the
business men here and transfer the mail
, it appears.
The Methodist social which was post
poned last night on account of the rail-
will be held tonight, weather permitting
at the residence of Mr.. E. B. Seward
Don't forget it, but come. A good time il
promised.
Sufficient water to fill a half dozen larg
} reservoirs for the irrigation of 20,00l
acres of land for a month has Jun t,
waste right here in the Santa Fe vale,
, during the past three days; "build you
reservoirs and save the water" is the les
son of the day. 1t ought to be taken ad
vantage Of, and that at once.
DR.. Andrews brings sample of pear
to this office. On branch of six inche
in length, which has three four-incl
twigs attached, there are seventeen
pears. Originally there were twentl
pears in this remarkable bunch, but thre,
Of them dropped off. The pears are o
the Flemish beauty variety.
Mrs. w. H. Manderfeld favored tn,
New MEXICAN to-day with basket o
, magnificent Crawford and White Heatl
peaches. The fruit is simply superb ant
: bears out fully the reputation of the cele
e brated Manderfeld orchard. This or
chard is one of the finest, best cared 10
r and richest estates in the territory.
e The members of Aztlan lodge, l. 0. Q
F., paid a social visit last night to tn
= Paradise lodge, l. o. o. F., which latte
: lodge was holding its regular meeting
: Notwithstanding the inclemency of th
| NCdIllCI bllO dlICuuuuCO was worry bOOU
After the close Of the meeting fine lunc
r was greatly enjoyed by those present
y Fred Muller, so long connected wit
Schnepple's grocery store and bakery
has formed a partnership with Louis Hal
ner, former partner of Chas. Wagner
: and the two have bought out Mrs. SchneT
y pels business interests. Henceforth tn
o firm name will be Hafner & Muller. SUE
n cess to the new firm.
= Yesterdays rain storm covered tn
i Chama and upper Rio Grande valleys
|. raising the latter stream three feet. I
l. H. Leese was coming down the SAINT
$ Clara when the storm broke. He locke
" back and saw wall of water four fec
j. high rolling toward him. He made
dash for high ground and got out just i
time, the wave catching the rear wheel
of his wagon and filling the back of hi
wagon box with water.