Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

This July weather appears to be favor
able for prize fights among The younger
sappings.
The city council has made several fruit
less attempts to get together during the
past two weeks.
The gap in the sidewalk on Palace
avenue in front OF the Preston property
should be filled.
The Benevolent society will not meet
till next week owing to illness of some OF
the members.
At the Palace 0. NJ. Fairchid, Kan
sas City; II. j. Patton, Chicago; G. l..
Dyer, New York, City.
Bishop Kendrick will preach at the
church of the Holy Faith tomorrow
morning; services at II o'clock.
Street crossings street crossings; street
crossings they are very necessary. What
is the city council going to do about them ?
Ell NUEvo MExICANo is the leading
Spanish paper in New Mexico and the
best advertising medium in the territory.
Call on City Marshal Gray and pay
your poll tax for road purposes. Every
able bodied man between the years OF q
and IS must pay this tax.
Brief work done cheaply and correctly
at the New MEXICAN printing Office; the
attention OF attorneys having business be-
fore the territorial supreme court is called
to this fact.
Lieut.. Sottler, post qnartermaster at
Fort Marcy, has received notification that
the quartermaster's department has set
apart the sum of "a 900 for the general re-
pairs of the barracks at the fort
Mark Henshaw, Kansas City; Mrs. V.
A. Hernandez, Las Vegas; Miss c. F.
Hernandez, Las Vegas Frank Meyers,
California, are registered at the Exchange.
The infant child Of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Littell died OF cholera infantum about
o'clock to-day. The little sufferer had
been sick only about twelve hours. The
sympathies Of all are with the bereaved
parents.
As matter OF business, notice is here
with given that no further orders given
by employees OF the New MEXICAN will be
honored by the business department
unless bearing the signature Of the bust.
ness manager
The court room at the county court
house has been fixed up for the holding
Of the sessions of the territorial supreme
supreme court. The clerk oil the supreme
court, Mr.. Fl. S. Clancy, has also been
assigned an Office room and vault for
books and papers by tho county commits
sioners.
Visitors at Colds museum: M. Lydon,
Chicago, Ill. j. Lydon, Mrs. Cole, Lydon,
Denver, Colo; Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. D..
Kutz, Warsaw, Ind Henry l.. Alden and
wife, A. f. Watson, Henry McGrew and
wife, Mrs. Townsend, Kansas City, Kas. /;
James Catson, Miss X. Catson, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
While the country at large is sweltering
with heat, Santa Feans had the pleasure
of witnessing midsummer snow storm
in the mountains at noon to day, and
when The sun came out an hour later old
Baldy's frosty crest doomed up in the most
picturesque style.
| At the Claire: Arch. E. Watson, Kan
sas City; H. L, Alden and wife, Kansas
City; Mrs. Jas. Townsend, Bloomington,
Ills; Henry McGrew and wife. X. c.;
F. 7. McQuaid, Frank Gift, L. Leopold
and wife, San Francisco; Il. Il. Sommers,
Denver; A. B, Elliott, Hillsboro, N. M.
Gov. Prince has already received let
ter from Hon. j. M. Hackett, chairman
OF the New York Republican committee,
asking him to speak in that state during
+ the campaign. So it is evident that our
| iIItiuS Ill blc pItaI FttIt WUere tD6 uldlu
battle has to be fought, are not idle in
preparation.
At the Presbyterian church on July "a :
Sunday school at 0 :45 a. m.; morning
and evening service at II and s respec.
lively. The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor will meet at 4 .. m.
All who do not regularly worship else
where in Santa Fe are cordially invited to
the services Of this church.
T. A. Goodwin is forging ahead in the
plumbing and hardware business. He
has more demands on his time at present
than he can meet, and will soon have to
employ additional workmen. This is
gratifying to Mr.. Goodwin's friends. As
an evidence Of his prosperity he inserts a
double column display advertisement in
to.day's New MEXICAN.