Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Supreme court opens on Monday.
The hotels are crowded with visitors.

supreme CUuTt OPENS Ou MOludy.
The hotels are crowded with visitors
Mr. A. G. Haden's new residence on
the Engler property is nearing compile
ton.
Additional local, "the water situation" !"
"to meet in Santa Fe," and other news
ON the third page to-day.
The man who remarked that it gets
late very early nowadays was something
Of philosopher himself.
A large new stove has been placed to-
day in the Episcopal church, which with
the stoves already there Ii guaranteed to
make the church warm even if the mer-
curry freezes in thermometer hereafter.
As the days begin to lengthen the cold
begins to strengthen. However, Santa
te's sunshine refuses to subside even at
the bidding Of old winter.
The brick famine continues to retard
building arrangements. Ii the weather
is at all favorable all the brick makers
will begin operation unusually ear y this
spring. Santa Feneeds 1900, 900 of brick
right now.
At the church OF the Holy Faith (Epis-
copaD there will be full morning service
with a sermon tomorrow morning at III
O'Clock. All residents and visitors in
town are welcome.
Mr.. Del Curto, of Rawlings, Wyo a
wealthy sheep raiser and friend of the
Messrs. Webber, is to-day closing up a
deal for several acres of suburban land OH
the south side. 1t will 30 into fruit in the
sprng.
J. w. Nichols, district superintendent
of Wells Fargo & Co.'S express is about
the capitol circulating among the lelisla
tors. He evidently thinks it best to gel
acquainted with the members.
The mem bers of the hose team had q
splendid time at their an liversary ball Oh
New Years eve. There were fully 25t
people present. Ned Gold won the hand
some gold medal offered by the fore mn
he having disposed OF the largest number
of tickets.
At the Presbyterian church on Jan
uary 4: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m,
morning and evening service at II ant
7:3O respectively. All are cordially in
vited to this church. The seats are no
rented, but are open to any one wh'
may please to occupy them, Tie usher
will take pleasure in conducting strang
ers to their places.
The splendid work now being per-
formed by the well and windmill erect
ed at the government Indian schoo
ought to encourage gardeners. to adop
the wind mill system very generally this
spring. A practical mai calls attention
to the fact that light geared mill is th'
kind to prove most successful here, al
there isn't wind enough to keep th'
heavy geared patterns in motion.
Peter Kelly died recently near Inde
pendeuce, Mo. He was well known herr
thirty years ago as express messenge
from Kansas City to Santa Fe via th'
Santa Fe trail, at time when the In
dams were bad and buffalo covered ths
plain. He continued as messenger unit
the locomotive whistled him off the trail
The New MEXICAN has the bes
equipped publishing and printing estab
lishment in the southwest. Territoria
visitors who question this are invited tt
call and see the New MExIcAN's force o
thirty employees at their work. Thei
earnings, too, are spent in patronizinl
homo institutions.
The Republicans Of the 4th precinc
held a largely attended precinct meetin