Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-24
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Light the streets.
Construct sidewalks and clean the
streets.
Side walks, side walks, side walks; our
kingdom for sidewalks.
If the heart of the valley farmer is not
glad by this time, it will never be.
The second Golden Gate excursion
party; this one from Philadelphia, is now
due.
The weather clerk ought to give this
section change; enough moisture for
few days.
No narrow gauge train out again to-day.
Cause: Snow on the range lovely situa-
ton this.
Sidewalks are absolutely and certainly
necessary for the comfort and the health
of the citizens of this town.
The weather tomorrow will be either
fair or cloudy, or rainy or snowy or it
may be clear day. Take your choice.
This promises to be an excellent fruit
year and fine one for crops; it is an ill
wind, etc.
Those IN favor of incorporation must
not be idle; even with the amended
boundaries it will take hard work to carry
the scheme.
Thos. P. Gable this morning closed the
sale OF his saloon on the plaza to Henry
Wulf The latter will take charge of the
saloon this afternoon or in the morning.
David Kalakaua, the late king of the
Hawaiian Islands, had his life insured in
the Mutual Life Insurance company, of
New York, as appears in the weekly list
of claims paid by that company.
The Santa Fe Gas company has reduced
it's price of gas from So per 1000 feet to
50 rs per 1000. This is large reduction
which of course will benefit the consum-
ers and may increase consumption.
Undertaken Thomas P. Gable, at 6
O'Clock this morning conducted the fu-
neral of the wife of Juan Alarid, who is
an employe at the Palace hotel; and also
the funeral of the year old daughter Of
Felipe Quintana, of Aqua Fria.
On tomorrow contest in the case Of
J. L. Paden VS.. Richard Page, involving
100 acres of land near and south of Albu-
querque, will commence at the U. S. land
Office before Register Morrison and Re-
ceiver Berger.
The survey for the changed boundaries
is delayed on account Of weather, there
for the meeting of the committee on in
corporation called for Wednesday is post
poned until Thursday, March 26, at 3 p.
m. Sol. spiegelberg, chairman.
W. G. Simmons & Co., one of the
strongest insurance firms in New Mexico,
are at hand to-day, in another column,
with the statement of liabilities and assets
of the twenty-one companies they repre-
sent. The statement will bear the closest
inspection and will be found very Salts
factory.
The management OF the Santa Fe rail-
road should allow Agent Smith larger
force; an uptown office should be kept
open for the accommodation of patrons,
shippers, and travellers; the Santa Fe
road will gain business and good deal OF
business with small additional expense,
by giving Mr.. Smith chance to look af-
ter business uptown.
A hint to Santa Feans. Be satisfied
with your climate. Says the Albuquerque
Citizen: "We are disposed to complain
because the wind blows occasionally at
this time of the year, but when we read
of the blizzards and snow storms that
prevail in other sections, We have the
truth very forcibly brought to our minds
that the climate Of New Mexico, taken all
in all, is superior to that OF any other
part Of the world"
id. Allan, who is a rustler when it
comes to advancing the interests OF the
citv. has taken the matter Of procuring