Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-06
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

DupIeule CouII ueetS bWo heeho nun
tomorrow.
Another effort will be made to get the
city council together this evening.
A slight change in time on the A., 7. !
& S. F. takes place tonight. the $50
train leaving ten minutes earlier.
The children OF the U. S. Indian school
enjoyed picnic up the canon on the 4th,
and the Ramona school is pcnicking
above the reservoir to-day.
The A., 7. & s. f. people say they ex-
pect to have the Pecos bridge at San Mi
guel in readiness for carrying over trains
by midnight, and that all trains will be
on time tomorrow.
The county board met yesterday and
took up number of appeals from tax
assessments. The board will meet again
on the Goth when these appeals and other
business connected with its duties as
board for the equalization OF taxes.
In the probate court, on petition of A.
Staab, Harry S. Clancy was appointed
administrator to settle up the estate OF Il.
Staab, deceased, and Simon Vigil and
Marcelino Garcia were named as admin
istrators of the estate of the late Frank
Chavez.
Many citizens who believe that the i'm
provement OF Santa Fe as city stands
above petty, partisan political methods,
are very much disguised with the
shameful neglect which chsracterizes the
Democratic majority's policy in the
city council.
Supt. DeMier has force of men from
the penitentiary at work on the capitol
grounds to-day. They are enclosing the
burnt building with barb wire so as to keep
the convicts in and the curious crowd out
while the work of tearing down and
piling up the material is in progress.
D. L. Williams came in from his ranch
on the upper Pecos yesterday bringing
his handsome trotting stallion, an animal
that local horsemen may see by calling at
the livery barn of Patterson & Co. The
horse is coal black, d thoroughbred OF the
Black Hawk Morgan breed, and is said to
have trotting record of PAS.
Rev. James Menaul, synodical mis-.
sionary of the Presbyterian church fol-
New Mexico and Arizona, accompanied
by Rev. G. G. Smith, of Santa Fe, will
pay missionary visitation in San Juan
county, beginning next Friday, to inves'
tigate the field and report upon the pro-
J gress of the work and the future outlook
While absent they will hold services al
Pennington, Aztec, La Plata and other
points.
! Governor Prince returned at noon to-
day from Las Vegas. He left here Mon.
day morning for Ration, where he was
booked for an Grafton on the afternoon O.
Independence day, but the trains were al
) day going as far as Las Vegas, so the
= governor remained there till last night
: While absent he delivered an address be
, fore the normal institute on the Pueblo
' Indians of New Mexico and also attended
a meeting OF the insane asylum trustees
, AT least it seems that the city jail bird
r might be made to pick cobble stones gu
of the principal streets of the city. Tit
present condition of things is disgrace
, and the man who drives or rides know,
] it better than anybody. All visitors tc
3 the city usually take carriage for drive
over the place, and a party of stranger
who did this on the 4th came back It
their hotel swearing that henceforth nj
t more would they do ought but walk
Y The cobble stones with which the streets
are filed certainly makes carriage driving
most unpleasant hereabouts.