Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-27
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Oh, for little rain-just bit!
Repair the bridges and culverts.

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Repair the bridges and culverts.
Extraordinary hot weather for 50 near
October.
How many people have paid the road
tax in the city this season?
Ireland got in a large invoice of drugs
and druggists sundries to-day.
Meeting of Germania lodge K. of P. at
o'clock tonight. Work in the 3rd
degree.
Sunset as viewed from the heights of
old Fort Marcy presents grand picture
these autumn days.
A superior lot of fruit from the Tesu-
que valley is just now coming in on the
local market.
A score or more of teams are just now
engaged in filling the government wood
contract at Fort Marcy.
The county board has contracted with
John Martin to treat the court house roof
to fresh coating of red point.
The water company is excavating on
Frisco street to-day for connecting the
city mains with its new Office water
gauge.
| The final course on the Loretto Sisters
three story brick structure is being laid
to-day. 1t is going to make very orna-
mental structure.
Willie Princes tan colored fox hound
has disappeared. The little man set great
store by the dog, and the person harboring
it is requested to return it to his
young master.
Although the improvements on the
Schumann block are not yet finished,
owing to the non arrival of material,
Dixon will reopen his place tonight,
, under the name of Elmwood.
The hearing on the injunction granted
by Judge Lee against the Anaconda peo-
pie in favor of the Undoubtedly & Lee
company, will take place before Judge
Seeds at Santa Fe on October 10.
H. B. Hersey, who has several pens OF
thoroughbred poultry of various stock, is
4 comforting with other poultry raisers with
a view to organizing a Santa Fe poultry
o raising association.
, Louis Ransom will leave Las Vegas in
:. few days for Colorado to stay during
the fall. The Free Press says Louis has
patented his laugh and will sell city and
d county rights before leaving if applied
l. for at once.
A big wheeled, red hose cart and SOC
feet of hose, for use at Fort Marcy, came
to hand yesterday from Chicago. One
company at the post will be designated tc
6 handle the cart and hose, and the Other
will act as bucket brigade in case of fire
Visitors at Colds museum: Walter F
n Burke, st. Louis, Mo-; Mrs. Annie Twigg
y DR.. VIM. NJ. Twigg, Illinois City, Ills; DR.
George Morgrige, Cerrillos, N. NJ; F. A
II Winchell, st. Louis, Mo-. j. E. Stout, Scott
Kas.; W. M. Meek, Coming, Nova Scotia
n Miss F. Davis, Colorado Springs, Colo.
IS H. Burnett, Davenport, Iowa.
T.W. Hayward, the wholesale and retail
Al meat dealer of Las Vegas, was in Santa F,
Is yesterday on business connected with hi
i. San Pedro mining interests. Mr.. Hay
ward is valuable citizen of Las Vegas
% any man may be counted valuable either
y in community where he does as Mr.. Hay
~ ward claims to do-sells "two and one-hal
= pounds of porter-house or loin steak TO,
ri 25 cents"
re The Mrs. Tom Thumb dramatic per
Ell Torrance will take place at the cour
10 house, instead of Gray's hall, arrange
,e ments to this end having been made thi
afternoon. The Liliputians comprise tn
smallest and most versatile set of person
m ever seen together. They are fifteen il
al number and put up performance tina
i, has won them praises the world over
10 Secure tickets at Weltmer's news STAN
A. for this rare entertainment on Thursda
III night