Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-29
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

meeting at the court house tomorrow
night.
The A., T. & S. F. trains were delayed
several hours last night by the burning of
bridge above San Miguel station.
At the Republican ratification meeting
tomorrow evening at the court house the
following will speak: Col. D. s. Twitchell
of Kansas City, Ben. NJ. Read and Gen.
Z. L. Bartlett.
Altagracia Silva, aged IS years, sister
in-law OF Valentine Montoya, died on
Saturday night OF lung fever, and was
buried this forenoon. The funeral was
largely attended.
j. W. Bowen, OF the San Francisco Of
flee Specially company, is in the city and
to-day contracted with the First National
bank for putting in many improvements
in its security vaults.
Contractors Donoghue & Monier are
feeling the effects of Santa Fe's new era.
They now have forty men on their pay
rell, twenty in the brick yard and the
others at work on various contracts.
Hugh Murray is putting the finishing
touches on the new employees quarters
at the U. S. Indian school. The build
ing is two story brick, contains sixteen
rooms and cost $1,000.
| Santa Fe, with her superb water sys-
tenn assured and assurance Of getting the
Arizona army quarters removed there
from Los Angeles. is right in the front
ranks-when bright prospects are men
tioned.-Cerrillos Rustler.
There are no more creditable hotels in
the country than the Palace, at Santa Fe.
1t is first-class in every respect, and the
most liberal inducements are offered tc
south Santa Fe county ople.-Cerrillos
Rustler.
Many members of the Santa Fe Cur
club were out on the grounds for prac
tice shoot yesterday and some right cleve
scores were made. These contests viii
take place henceforth on each Frida.
afternoon. The club now boasts of forty
five active members.
} An exchange says that there is NOR
JOY in printing office over one SHINE
who pays in advance and abuses the edi
tor on every occasion than over the nine
| ty and nine who borrow the paper ant
: sing it's praises without contributing
cent to its support.
Visitors at Colds museum: Mr.. ant
,, Mrs. H. F. Stevens, St. Paul, Mimi.
Mrs. E. F. Berkeley, st. Louis, Mo. ; Z
} Fairfax, Berkeley, st. LOUIS, Mo. E. l.
Holt, St. Louis, Mo-. James Gibbons
Philadelphia, Penn. ; Henry Kirk, Daven
i port, Iowa; Mrs. r. Campbell, Anadorko
3 0. T. Jno. V. Gddings, Pueblo, Colo.
&. Armeny, OF New York, note'
dealer in turquoise, who has several time
, come very near "cornering" the marke
on this class of precious stones, is in tn
city to day, and rumor says he has on
, deal looking to the extensive development
of Santa Fe county's celebrated turquois
i mines-the best on earth outside of Pc
9 sia.
. Don't forget that the dollar you pay fc
q poll tax goes into the school fund. 1t hs
It got to be paid some time within sixt
II days of the general election, then, VIII
J. not pay it now and save yourself furth'
a trouble and your vote. Remember tt
time expires on September 8, and il NJ
1t paid then, can, and will be collecte
y through the courts; this means that
IA will cost you few dollars more.
l. The Messrs. Delgado are contemplate
I Is timely improvement in the way
Re opening new street through from Pala
W evenue, opposite G. H. Gildersleeve
residence, to the street that leads o
~ past Mr.. Johnson's. 1t will open son
ne very desirable residence property, and
u should be extended further south, in Il
rear of John P. Victory's place, to int
sect with Manhattan avenue.
M The Albuquerque Times of Saturd
~ has an article highly complimentary
n Santa FEES new hestelrie; The Clail
oy and, among other things says: ct
IN Claire is a little gem. 1t derives its mar
from the handsome little son of E.
b. Webber, the owner, whose wife al
family, the latter consisting Of Claire al
a lovely year old daughter, Flo
r. Dunn, are now residing in the hotel. N
lib Weber has beautiful home in Denv,
et and altho' his business interests take hi
over both Colorado and New Mexico,
ay begins to feel that Santa Fe is home"