Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-04-29


wary trout on and after Friday next.
The Fischer Brewing company is pre-
pairing to make book beer display on
Saturday next.
The finest bookbinding at reasonable
prices at the Office OF the New MEXICAN
Printing company.
All kinds of fine commercial job print
ing at the Office of the New MEXICAN
Printing company.
Do the right thing by the town and help
along in the establishment of the new
telephone service.
Already numerous complaints are heard
about the water service. Plenty of water
going to waste.
T. Kline left to-day for Pojoaque valley,
where he will set out 400 trees in Mar
celino Garcia's young orchard.
The A., 7. & S. f. company is still
silent as to the establishment of an up
town office in Santa Fe. The public con-
venience demands such an Office.
The Board OF Trade should not neglect
to appoint an energetic set Of delegates
to represent the business interests OF
Santa Fe at the Denver congress.
A fire scare at Conwsy's restaurant
brought out the fire department late yester-
day afternoon. The incipient blaze was
extinguished, however, before the hose
cart got fairly under way.
The Weekly New MEXICAN issues to-
morrow. 1t is filled with local and terri
torial news, and few copies sent east to
your friends will give them some idea OF
New Mexicos prosperity.
Ignacita Lobato, sentenced to three
months in the penitentiary from Las We
gas for violation of the Edmunds act, was
released last evening and sent home, she
having served her time.
People are frequently heard to say that
vegetation is away behind time this sea-
son. The facts, however, do not bear
out this assertion, and the chances are
that the fruit crop this year will come
into market quite as early as usual.
Nine-tenths of the business moves in
Santa Fe are tied up by the fact that
everything depends on city incorpora
tion." This shows how important it is
that it should be carried by big ma
jority.
While witnessing base ball game a
Cerrillos day or two ago, Hon. G. F
Easley was struck on the temple by no
one from the batter and knocked down
He was pretty severely hurt, blood flow
ing from his ears and nostrils, but he ii
reported now as all right again.
The Weber Concert company was tc
have played at Gray's hall on Saturday
night, but this afternoon Manager Gray
received telegram from the company Al
Prescott, A. T., saying they could no
reach here on that date. 1t is supposed
they have been cut off by floods.
The Santa Fe Southern and d. & R. G
companies are working up special train
to carry all New Mexico delegates to the
, Denver Commercial Congress May 49,
Il fare will be one and one-third the
r5lal fare and the delegates will be giver
.. daylight ride over the great scenic
, route.
Owing to the fact that all freight over
the A., L. & S. F. now leaves here after
night the local agent has established 6
rue that shippers desiring their freight to
be forwarded promptly must deliver the
same at the depot not later than 80 p
m. No freight will be received later thar
SPIN.
John Bouquet is in to-day from thu
Pojoaque valley. He says the farming
season in north Santa Fe county is nov
actively on and large acreage is being
planted. Fruits promise heavy crop
corn planting is in progress and whea
and oats are doing finely. In that locality
good deal of fall rye is planted and thi
is now ten inches high and will yield 1
heavy crop.
Estimates for doubling the capacity @
the electric light plant have been received
from various sources and will be con
sidered at the meeting of the board Q
directors called to meet on Tuesday next
Messrs. Jake Weltmer and John Nor
ton have undertaken to work up the mat
ter of having the public streets about tn
plaza and adjacent thereto sprinkled dali
during the coming sum mer. They hav
secured tank and wagon and if tn
property holders will meet them half wa
the scheme will be carried out. Their
should be no such word as fail in thi
case. 1t is entirely too important mat
ter to be neglected.