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

will be welcome OF the governors recep.
ton at the old palace tomorrow night.
Krick Bros have new wagon on the
street in the interest Of Lemp's beer, and
it is a right ornamental piece of furni
ture.
Beginning next week the plaza concerts
will take place about twilight. The exact
hour has not yet been announced, but it
will probably be from to s O'Clock.
A climbing rose in Judge Morrison's
door yard presents lovely picture. There
are over $50 roses in full bloom now on it,
and at least that many buds also.
The city council has given orders that
all unlicensed dogs must be killed, and
the city marshal says the order will be
executed to the letter. Owners of dogs
should look to their tax tags.
About forty witnesses have 30 far been
examined by the grand jury now in ses-
sion in the Frank Chavez murder case.
Solicitor General Bartlett represents the
territory before the grand jury.
S. S. Beatty is laying substantial
plank walk aboutshis business house on
Water street, and contracts were let yes
terday for laying the Palace avenue pave
ment in front of the Martinez aud Glider
sleeve property.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby.
terrain church will meet in the church on
Wednesday (tomorrow) afternoon, from
to o'clock. Final arrangements will
then be made for the strawberry festival
to be held on Thursday of next week.
The Democratic majority in the city
council IS anxious to perpetuate the bad
record made by the Democratic majority
in the last council, but a more complete
change will come about in the due course
of time and it will be a change for the
better.
Visitors at Colds museum: Mrs. 0.
V. Searls, Chicago, ILL.,; James s. Smith,
J. W. Palmer, Albuquerque, N. M; G.
H. Newman, W. M. Newman, o. N.
Newman, Billings, Mont. Edward Bryan,
Denver, Colo George I. Haring, New
York City; Mrs. G. Burnam, Ida G. Davis,
Livingston, Mont
The coroner's jury in the Frank Cha
vez case is in recess again this afternoon
Yesterday and this forenoon several wit
nesses were examined, among them
Frederick Grace and wife, Hipolito Vigil
Julian Grace and others. Mr.. Graces
testimony may lead to clue, and, in
hopes it may, it is deemed best not to pub
lish it i'll detail at present. The jury will
again take up its duties at 9 q. nj. to
morrow.
Passengers who came in over the mar
row gauge last evening expressed grea
surprise to find such delightful weather
here, saying the weather Throughout
Colorado this spring and at pres
ent is wretched, cold and wet
A light snow fell at Colorado Springs on
Saturday and in the San Luis valley
{ farmers are complaining because ice
forms on the irriga ton bitches almost
nightly.
recent visit to the G. A. r. hal
showed that the members of the drum
corp are making rapid advancement to
ward what will be well disciplined corps
| In fact, they now show remarkable de
gree Of talent and efficiency in the tactic
,, considering the short time since thei
organization. Practice faithfully, boys
! and in the meantime the public viii
9 anticipate the pleasure of seeing you joil
the citizens in the celebrati ton of tn
/ Fourth of July.
0 AT meeting of Santa Fe lodge No.
K. of P, the following we're elected off
9 GERS for the ensuing term of six months
S. y. Baldwin, P. c.; Chas. Wagner, G
c.. Chas. Scheurich, V. G.; E. P. Seeds
Prelate; W. M. Berger, M. of E.; D
Lowitzki, NJ. of F.; Ned Gold. M. at A..
G. F. Easley and s. D. Baldwin, wer
elected representatives to the grand lodge