Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-29
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Paradise Lodge No. 2, 1. o. O. F., meet
tonight at o'clock.
Rivenburg to-day sent his tenth car Loaf
of ice for the season to Cerrillos.
St. Michael's college was beautifully il
Illuminated last night, and this is Michael
mas day.
Monthly inspection and muster of tn,
troops at Fort Marcy takes place at
O'Clock tomorrow forenoon.
The steam laundry is doing Il slashine
business and finds it necessary to ma
terially enlarge its plant.
The grand lodge of Free Masons of the
territory meets at Albuquerque next
Monday in annual session.
More awnings and lesser number OF
unsightly and unhealthy portals would
prove of good consequence to the city of
Santa Fe.
A number of Santa Feans have gone to
Taos to witness the annual celebration
there of San Geronimo day, which takes
place tomorrow.
Taxes are due the first day of October
and become delinquent on the first day
of November. Step up to collectors
office and settle for your taxes for 1892.
The streets should be cleaned. Fact!
this; but the Democratic majority in the
city council does not care to do anything
that would benefit the tax payers or the
city.
Several local sports put on the gloves
last night and treated goodly number of
spectators to lively bout at fsticuffs.
Santa Fe can boast of a number of expert
boxers.
Book binding and blank book work for
banks, business houses and merchants
done at the NEW MEXICAN bindery, the
best in the southwest, at reasonable rates
and in iirst-class shape.
The services for the day of Atonement
will be read at the residence of Hon. Sol
Spiegelberg, commencing Friday evening,
September 80, at 7:30 O'Clock. All those
desiring to participate are cordially in
vited.
Rev. c. l. Mills, of the NJ. L. church,
says he has no expectation of being trans
ferred from his Santa Fe charge by the
coming conference. He and his congre-
cation and the people of Santa Fe are on
the utmost good terms.
Not q candidate for county commits
sioner on the Democratic ticket halls
from the city of Santa Fe; that means
,hat--but you will find out in due course
Of time what it means should the Demo-
,ratic ticket be successful.
Visitors at Colds museum: H. M.
Smith, Las Vegas, N. NJ; Mrs. Y. H.
smith, Miss Carrie Smith, Columbus,
&as.; E. Mozart, Philadelphia, Penn; W.
|. Harlow, Middleboro, Mass; Charles H.
Clark, Prof Layreh, Tom Thumb Co.; J.
iendell, H Derew, Memphis, Tenn.
That side walk on Palace avenue in
ront of the Preston property is not yet
own and the city officials and the Demo
ratio majority in the city council are
ust as careless concerning the tax payers
nd the city's interests as they have been
rom the moment they entered Office.
Arguments in the mandamus proceed
lgs against the city council, involving
le filling of vacancy from the 2nd
ard, we're to-day submitted to Judge
ee at Albuquerque, on briefs, by agree
ent. Gen. Bartlett represents Mr.. Sew
I'd and citizens of the End ward, and j.
victoryappears for the non-progressive
ajority of the city council.
Beginning Wednesday next, Miss
,ffreys, an English lady for some months
10 guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kane, will open
kindergarten school in the Grigg block
| Palace avenue. Several ladies have
terested themselves in the success of
is undertaking and the prospects are
at some fifteen or twenty little tots will
in attendance. Miss Jeffreys holds
acher's certificate from the school au-
critics of the city of London.