Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Santa FEES fine italian cline is her
and here to stay.
Extend the electric street lights up tt
the brewery and down to the Santa F,
railroad depot.
Placard cards of "For Sale" "Fo
Rent" etc., for sale at the New MExICAl
Office.
Blank powers of attorney and declara
tons in Indian depreciation claims for sale
at the New MEXICAN office.
Exchange hotel arrivals: Mrs. j. NJ
Hartly, New Mexico: N. f. Cornell
Denver; L. J. Jones and wife, Cerrillos
Mrs. w. Ii. Nesbitt, Cerrillos.
There will be services at the Presby
terrain church tomorrow, Sunday, June
Il, at IL a. m. and s p. m. Rev. VIM. ?.
Alcott will preach. Sabbath school at
9 AS a. m.
j. D. Warner, of the City of Mexico, is
here, stopping at the Palace. He is a
former resident of New Mexico and was
at one time one of the owners of the Las
Vegas Stock Grower.
County Surveyor White has prepared
his official bond amounting to IS 900, and
will submit it at the next meeting of the
county board for approval. After this he
will be ready for business.
At the Palace: Thos. E. Young, Kan
sas City, Mo-; w. II. McAlister, San
Francisco, CAL; Gus Deistelhorst, Kan
sas City; S. Symons, New York; T. D.
Warner, Mexico; Fred A. Cimaron, New
Mexico; VIM. Guion, LeavenHorth, Kas. ;
E. j. Mclean, Albuquerque.
Mondragon Brothers, the Mexican
fligree jewelers., have purchased a new
set OF jewelers. tools and will reopen their
Mexican jewelry and fligree manufacture
ing establishment next week for the time
being in the front part of Colds museam
on lower San Francisco street.
Services as usual tomorrow at the
Methodist Episcopal church; Sunday
school at 10 a. M; preaching service at
IL a. m. and p. m. Topic evening dis.
course, "Manliness of Christ" Visitors
are welcome to all the services; seat free.
G. |. Mills, pastor.
Yesterday evening Democratic meet
ing was held for the purpose of consider
ing nominations for city officers. After
considerable discussion committe of five
was appointed to act at the public meet
ing, now being held at the court house.
The sessions of the territorial supreme
court commence here on the last Mon
pay i'll July and will run throughout the
month of August. A good deal of i'm
portant business is to be disposed of;
a decision in the Coler-Santa Fe county
bond case will very likely be handed
down during the session.
A subscription for the purpose of pro-
curing good Fourth CT July dinner for
the prisoners in the penitentiary should
be taken up and the money thus obtained
should be used for the purpose named !;
it will be but common act OF humanity
to remember the unfortunate men and
women there confined in this manner.
Ell NuEvo MExICANo is Published to-
day; the paper is rapidly increasing in
circulation and influence; the Spanish
speaking citizens of New Mexico appre-
ciate good, strong and courageous paper,
one that is honest and advocates their
best interests. Ell NUEvo MExICANo is
one OF the very best advertising mediums
in the west.
In the Rivera murder trial the defense
closed the examination of it's Witnesses
six in nunber-at noon. Six hours are
allowed for arguments by counsel, and
the case will be given to the jury this
evening. Messrs. Catron and J. H.
knaebel will make the arguments for the
defense and Solicitor General Bartlett
and District Attorney Twitchell for the
prosecution.
Tomorrow the fourth Sunday after
Trinity, there will be morning services at
the Episcopal church of the Holy Faith
at II o'clock. Seats free; all are welcome.
Governor Prince at Las Vegas on yes
terday appointed Judge E. V. Long a
member Of the board of trustees of the
insane asylum, vice Vincent, removed
from the territory.
One Of the very best kept and prettiest
in the city is the Clarendon
garden under the management of that
experienced horticulturist and fruit
grower, Arthur Boyle. The Clarendon
garden is one of the most interesting
spots in the city, and we'll worthy visit.
David Evans Williams, young man
who has been at st. Vincent's for the
past three years afflicted with paralysis,
starts for New York Monday morning
over the A., T. & S. F., where he will be |
met by one of the British consul and |
put on board the Liverpool steamer for
North Wales. The invalid will be in
charge of the different conductors of the
accommodating Santa Fe road until he
reaches New York.
The Spanish edition Of the session laws
If the last legislative assembly will be
'eady during the coming week the New
MEXICAN Printing company is doing the
work; the translations were prepared by
Mr.. Larkin G. Read, who did
most excellent and correct work.
larger edition than usual
las been printed, as Secretary Thomas
Intends to fully supply the counties with
he laws in the Spanish language of the
18th legislature. The edition is out ahead
ime and four months earlier than ever
before. geographically speaking it is
irst.class job. The book contains about
80 pages.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has the larpest sale