Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-23

lating.
Finest and best book binding in the
southwest done at the New MEXICAN
printing office,
How about closing up the gap in the
sidewalk on Palace avenue in front Of
the Preston property.
Tomorrow being legal holiday, no
freight will be received at the A., T. q S.
F. depot after 10 a. NJ.
The organization known as the Jolly
Twenty will give social hop at Gray'S
hall tomorrow night.
Deeds, mortgages, leases and all kinds
of justice of the peace blanks for sale at
the New MEXICAN printing Office.
Street crossings, gentlemen of the city
council, are badly needed; they must be
had before the Legislative assembly
meets.
There are rumors in army papers that
change in military departments will
soon be made aud that department head
quarters will be established in this city.
| Veremos.
James Garland, jr., has given up his
place as check clerk at the A., T. & S. F.
depot and will leave shortly for Corpus
| Christi, Texas. Thomas Conroy is i'll his
place.
At meeting of citizens at the Office of
the governor last evening 100 delegates
were named to represent Santa Fe at the
| southwestern silver convention which
meets at Ell Paso Dec, 5.
A special and extra meeting of the Guild
will be held at Mrs. l. w. Littell's resi-
dence at 10 o'clock on Friday morning.
full attendance is desired as business of
importance requires attention.
Most of the articles stolen from Album
dia Candelario's house on Sunday were
returned last night, the thief having
bundled them up and thrown them over
into the yard.
The New MEx1oAN's suggestion for
subscription for ThanksgiVic. dinner
for the enlisted G.cn AT Fort Marcy was
carried out in great shape. 1t was the
proper and right thing to do.
W. A. McGrew, of Denver, general
agent for the Spring Garden, Atlas and
other insurance companies, is here to
join E. O. Hughes, of the Palatine in adj
justing the recent losses by fire.
]. NJ. Sandoval, of Oj della Baca, in
south Santa Fe county, the father of Ma
tias Sandoval, of Lamy, is very i'll at his
home with pneumonia. A courier came
in last night for a physician and Rev.
Father DeFouri.
Yesterdays election passed off very
quietly Quite contrast to the turbulent
times that existed when this city and
county were run by Democratic sheriff.
The New MEXICAN has done hard and
successful work during the past few
months for the territory, for Santa Fe
county and for this city; hence it's en-
ployes will take lay off tomorrow and
enjoy Thanksgiving day.
The local merchants are making an I'M
usual fine showing of Thanksgiving table
delicacies. Good turkeys are selling at
1872 cents this year, which is the lowest
point ever reached here for this popular
bird.
Jose B, Ortiz calls at this office to say
that the city marshal is incorrect in re-
porting to the city council that he broke
open the city pound to recover his cows.
Mr.. Ortiz says the writ of replevin was
duly sued out and placed in the hands of
constable who secured the stock and
turned them over to Mr.. Ortiz,
Under its new management the Santa
Fe Brewing company is turning out a
very superior grade of bottled beer. Its
brand known as Extra" is indeed extra
and ought to be used by Santa Feans in
preference to all other brands of bottled
beer.
Visitors at Colds museum: II. W.
Bates, Denver, Colo; Job Turner,
Stanton, Va; Miss Mamie Willis, La Veta,
Colo; Mrs. C. H. Brickenstein, Conejos,
Colo; c. H. Brickenstein, Conejos, Colo;
Fred Warshauer, Conejos, Colo; Mr. and
Mrs. I. N. Emerson, Denver Colo; Sol
Kohn, Pueblo, Colo; j. R. Wore, Pueblo,
Colo.
Tom Goodwin turned over to Lieut.
Littell, post adjutant, the sum of $40 for
the Thanksgiving dinner for the men at
Fort Marcy tomorrow and will also fur
nish to the Santa Fe fire depart
ment at their headquarters a couple of
kegs of beer and cigars tomorrow for
the Santa Fe fire laddies and their guests.
The squabble over the street lighting
contract broke out in a new and
rather unexpected place this morning.
On petition by the electric light people
Judge Seeds granted temporary injunc-
ton restraining the city officers from
signing contract with the Gas company
to light the streets with gas and kerosene.
1t is claimed that Major Palen, being
president of the Gas company, has no
right in law to vote as alderman on the
street lighting contract. The case comes
up before Judge Seeds on December G.
There will be a match game of football
tomorrow forenoon on the federal build
ing grounds between the football teams