Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-31
More sidewalks are needed.

| More sidewalks are needed.
Tax payers must hustle tomorrow.
Drum corps hop at Gray hall tonight
The October weather is out of joint
surely.
Street crossings are becoming very
necessary.
Monthly inspection and muster TOOK
place at Fort Marcy this forenoon.
John Martin is engaged in painting
calsomining and renovating the entire
court house, and is doing a good job.
City election for alderman, I'd ward, or
November % next The gang" must
then be downed, if this city is to have any
benefit from taxes paid.
There will be meeting of the terri
torial Worlds fair commission in Santa
Fe on November 10, when it is expected
that much important business will be
transacted.
The Santa Fe Brewing company, com
posed of Neustadt Bros. and A. NJ. Dettle-
BACH assume control of the Fischer
Brewing company's property tomorrow
Success to them.
A brigadier generals salute of eleven
guns was fired at noon to-day at Fort
Marcy in honor of Surg con General Suth-
erland, U. S. A. The detachment firing
the salute was under command of Lieut..
Plummer.
Visitors at Colds museum: Ben. A.
Frye, st. joe Mo-; Rudd Horduty, Den
yer, Colo; Mrs. Orna Scott, Frank Frick
elton, Joplin, Mo-; A. Singer, Albuquer-
que, N. NJ. Albert Webb, Louis Basch,
st. Louis, Mo-; Mrs. D. Connely, Elgin,
ILL.,; A. Simmonson, Chicago.
L. G. Morris, of Chicago, an old com
mission merchant has just located here
with his family and has taken years
lease on the Hickox cottage on College
avenue. He comes in search of health
and next spring will probably engage in
business here.
Thos. Goodwin and Ed. Stevens spent
the day at old Harry's ranch, ten miles up
the Rio Tesuque, yesterday, and they re-
port heavy snow fall in that section of
the Santa Fe range for this season of the
year. Snow to the depth of about ten
inches now covers the ground in that To-
cality.
Governor Prince, who returned yester-
day from a trip to Silver City, says that
three days steady rain fell all over south
ern New Mexico last week, and, while it
is late to do much good in the way of
starting grass, will fill up the water holes
and result benefcially to the stock grow
ers.
N. f. Cornell, the live man who talks
up the Denver Republican, leaves for the
south tonight He has done well here
and has largely increased the circulation
of his excellent and newsy journal. The
Republican deserves we'll at the hands of
Santa Feans.
Major John W. Hess, of indianapolis,
at present here as special agent of the
general land Office, states that it is all
mistake about his being an applicant for
appointment as territorial secretary. He
has made no such application, b ut has
written letter urging the appointment
of Hon. L. Spiegelberg.
ID. d. Hardness came in from Cerrillos
to-day, and, regarding the coal strike,
says it is still on, though the company
has a number of miners on hand that will
go to work tomorrow and mine coal on
the main vein at 62119 cents per ton. He
thinks plenty of coal to meet all demands
vii be forthcoming from Cerrillos after
tomorrow.
M J. Nagel has returned from Ber-
nalillo, where he has been engaged for
several weeks in experimenting the
manufacture of wine at the vineyard OF
the Brothers of San Miguel college. He
produced sixty barrels of wine, which is
of much higher grade than the product
of last year. By reason of the extra care
taken to produce this wine it sells for %
to 40 per cent more than the average
Bernalillo product
For sale Cheap.