Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-17

out Of repair-one in front Of Judge Nor
rison's residence and the other opposite
the Catron block near the old Palace.
Ia Santa Fe's sister cities to the south
and east Yesterday, it again blew and blew
and blew-but there is no use talking
about it
Lieut.. Plummer, Of Fort Marcy, to-day
purchased team Of handsome black
driving horses from the Cash Entry Min
ing company, of Cerrilos.
John Donoghue, the court house janitor,
Clipped in with dollar for the library
table donation box this morning, and So
came to Mrs. Seligmsn from leading
Young business man in Cerrillos.
A call has been numerously signed,
calling for the organization of young
mans Republican club. The meeting for
organization will be held Wednesday
evening at o'clock, at the rooms of the
order of knights of Mutual Protection on
Water street.
Mr.. W. N. Sample, general superin-
tendent of the D. &. r. G. road, being in
Santa Fe this afternoon on tour OF
inspection, it would be good thing for a
committee of tie Board of Trade to call
on the gentleman relative to direct daily
connections between Santa Fe and
Creede.
There are no funds in the city treasury
the first Democratic administration Of
this city managed to spend all the funds
for salaries and jobs for favorite sons, ano
the present Democratic majority in the
city council seems disposed to follow
suit. This city will not have a decen
and economical administration till Repub
lican counciImen are in the majority.
; The nominations Of Mayor Valdez wer'
those of first-class men in every respect
but the Democratic majority in the cit.
council did not want firstc men in tn
offices, hence rejected all nominations in
body. The interests Of the city were nc
l considered by the four alderman VIII
voted to reject these nominations, but tn
interests of the bosses and of private in
t dividuals we're too strong.
! w. r. Thomas, an able representativ
, of that excellent journal, the Rock
= Mountain News, is on visit to Santa +
to-day. With its customary enterprls
, the News has had Mr.. Thomas in tb
White Oaks country for the past tw
: weeks gathering data for big illustrate
!. edition of that region and Geo. F. White
h head, another representative OF til
u News has been doing the Pecos vale
! region for similar purpose. Mr.. Thoms
Q stopped over here to gather data and pit
n tographs for write.up of Santa Fe ais
7 Visitors at Colds free museum: Mr.
B. G. Wilson, Albuquerque, N. NJ; Mr.
5 NJ. B. Mennet, Las Vegas; Mrs. E.
t Swyth, Allegheny, Pa, Major Bradfor'
y Fort Whipple, A. T.; VIM. Dfeyfus
+ Denver, Colo. Cipriano Baca, Silver Cis
e N. M. Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock, Chicago
a ILL.,. W. E. Thomas, Milford, N. Y; Wi
q liam Cossar, Los Angeles, Cal. L. Walls
= and wife, Amargo, N. NJ. Frank
e Horton, Genwood Springs, Colo; Wn
6 johnson, Jimtown, Colo. !; W. R. Thoma
/ Denver, Colorado.
y Ithaying been semi-officially announce
d that the A., T. & s. F. is now conside
of ing the best methods of meeting the pu
- lie demand for improved train servi
!. throughout New Mexico, it was deem'
It best by the Board of Trade at the la
ID moment not to take any special action {
i the subject, hence the conference Whit
Al was to have taken place yesterday
r draft resolutions on the subject was poi
G. poned for the present. 1t is believed tn
/ the railroad company is doing its best
do the fair thing in the premises at t
earliest possible moment.