Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-02
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Sprinkle the streets daily. This will
help all around.
Work is being rushed on the Catron
and the Weber blocks these days.
Dudrow & Co. are receiving fine lot Of
lumber just now from the Tres Piedras
mills.
The best posted men about town say it
is going to take goodly amount Of earn
est work to bring about the success of the
incorporation movement.
The book beer season was inaugurated
to-day, the Fischer Brewing company
making many gifts Of the double distilled
amber fluid to its numerous friends.
From all appearances the new Catron
block on the plaza promises to be one of
the largest and handsomest buildings in
the territory.
Tomorrow, the fifth Sunday after
Easter, there will be morning service at
the Episcopal church of the Holy Faith
at the usual hour, II o'clock. Seats free
and every one welcome.
John Morton has gone up the narrow
gauge on business trip and sent down
last night large order for garden truck to
be delivered Monday at Alamosa.
A. L. Kuntz, of Galisteo, makes rather
extraordinary tax return to the county
assessor. Under the heading of musical
instruments he places zone Winchester,
$40; one six-shooter, $l4."
At the Palace: Frank Rethgeb, Las
Vegas; s. Newton Pettis, Meadville, Pa.
E. S. Waddles, st. Joseph; J. H.
Snedecker, Kansas City; E. G. Savage,
Canon City; Lewis Sulzbacher, Kansas
City.
A couple Of expert brick makers arrived
from Denver last night to 60 to work for
Donoghue. His force of men began stack
ing brick in the kiln this morning, and
the fires will be started in the first kiln
Of 10000 in ten days more.
An uptown Office of the Santa Fe rail-
road company would be of benefit to the
people and to the road. 1t is hoped that
sufficient clerical help will be placed at
Agent Smiths disposal to enable him to
reopen an Office on the plaza.
Hon. Sol. Spiegelberg says this thing
Of all the private fights in town being
settled right in front Of his place of bust
ness has got to be stopped. Another one
took place there this forenoon, promi-
nent citizen knocking out G. M. Dreamer
in short order.
Atthe Presbyterian church on May 8,
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. morning
and evening services at II a. m and s
o'clock, respectively. All vino do not
regularly worship elsewhere in Santa Fe
are cordially invited to this church.
The Mexican Dramatic society will pre-
sent another theatrical performance at
Gray's hall on Wednesday evening next.
Undertaken Gable returned yesterday
from Pena Blanca, where, on the day
previous, he officiated at the funeral of
Don Ramen Martinez, the father of
Romulo Martinez.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow, as follows: Sabbath
school at 10 a. M, preaching services at
II a. m. and 80 p. m. The service in
the evening will be more especially for
young people, the subject will be "Char-
acter Building" Visitors and travelling
men are always welcome. Seats free. @.
I. Mills, pastor.
Ell NUEvo MEx1cANo, the Spanish paper
issued by the New MEXICAN Printing
company, is published to-day. It is the
best and most widely circulated paper in
the Spanish language in the territory and
q frst-class advertising medium. The
merchants Of Santa Fe will benefit them
selves by placing advertisements in Ell
NUEvo MEx1cANo. .....
Deputy U. s. Marshal Serapio Romero
returned last night from a trip up the mar
row gauge in search Of the two toughs
who undertook to rob the local postoffice
the other night. The suspects were not
identified by Hilario Trujillo, the mail
wagon driver, hence they were released.