Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-16


appointment Of Edward j. Swarts as post
master at Swarts, Grant county, f. A.
Dow, postmaster at fatigue, Valencia
county, and j. Lucero, postmaster at
Taos.
At the Exchange: W. $. Kerr, Miss
Lizzie Kerr, Mrs. c. B. Lincoln, San
Francisco; William Fraser, J.. D. Morris,
Arroyo Seco; John NJ. Whitlock, Taos
George H. Abbott, Boston.
Antique oak finished in oil, great mir
rors, mountain OF glittering glassware,
ceilings and walls OF rare design and
floor laid in five co'ors OF thing, are fea-
tures of the Arcade bar which will be
opened in the Webber block toms hit.
A special meeting of the Board of Trade
is called for O'Clock Monday afternoon
at the Office OF the secretary i'll the Catron
block. Important business will be brought
before the meeting, and full attendance
Is requested.
A meeting of members OF the Rspub-
lican league will be held Monday evening
at 7 80, at Gen. Bartlett's office for the
purpose of preparing meeting and cere'
monies on February l2, 1892, TO perpe
tuate the memory Of the birthday OF
Abraham Lincoln.
At the Palace: =. II. Weller, Anto-
nito; W. W. Jones, Denver; Bert Herran,
Denver; G. A. Abbott, Boston L. Crisp
Sanderson Cerrilos; Simon Daum, Chi
cage; H. d. Motter, st. Joseph; Il. 0.
Francisco, Omaha.
Geo. II. Abbott, business manager OF
the Moss Jollities, celebrated fun-mak-
ing organization, is in town day, and
has arranged for the "Jollites' to take
place at Gray's ball on the evening OF the
9th.
Engineer z. o. Gaynor expects to fin
ish the field work for the city sewerage
system this evening. 1t will take about
three weeks to prepare and furnish to the
city council the necessary drawings and
pats Of the surveys.
At the Presbyterian church on January
II. Sunday school at 9 :45 a. m. morning
and night services at II and 1880 respect
fully. All who do not regularly worship
elsewhere in this city are cordially invited
to join in the services OF this church.
Seats open to all.
At the church of the Holy Faith to-
morrow there will be the usual order OF
service with sermon by the pastor, Rev.
S. H, Ilderton. Divine worship begins at
J II a. m. The choir OF the church has
been greatly strengthened by trio from
the 10th infantry band, composed OF
Corporal John Fletcher (tenor), W. II.
Smith and Charles G. Du Chemin (basses)
who have kindly consented to assist in
: the musical portion of the service, the
rendering of which has now attained a
high degree of efficiency.
Sunday service tomorrow, at the Me-
thodist Episcopal church, as follows
Sabbath school at 10 a. M, Junior
League at p. m. No preaching service
except in the evening at 7 80 when the
pastor will preach on "Why could not
be an Infidel." Epworth League prayer
meeting at $50 p. m. Visitors and
travellers are welcome to any and all the
services. Seats free. G. l. Mills, pastor.
A preliminary meeting was held last
night at the Office OF Judge Downs, COM
mander of Carleton Post, G. A. R.. with
view to organizing camp Of Sons CT
Veterans in Santa Fe. Seventeen names
were secured and the boys adjourned to
meet Friday night next at the same place
when it is expected that camp of at
least thirty members will be formed.
The weather bureau figures show that
the thermometer registered one degree be-
low zero at Santa Fe on December 7. That
, was the coolest day Of that month which
was the coolest month Santa Fe has had
since the weather service was established
twenty years ago. Antelope Springs is
100 miles south of Santa Fe yet at that
point the mercury there travelled within
one degree OF zero during December. The
fact serves admirably to indicate what a
climatic wonder is Santa Fe.