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

An opera house would be quite the
thing for the town.
meeting of the Board of Trade is in
progress this afternoon.
Tangled up" at the court house to-
night, go and enjoy yourself.
For sale: A three-horse power engine
at the New MEXICAN office; in good order;
will be sold cheap
The city council will meet this evening
at o'clock to consider the bject of
street lighting,
Step up and pay your taxes else the
penalty of % per cent will have to be en-
forced against you.
There are six teams and thirty-tive
men now at work on the reservoir of the
Santa Fe Water company.
Election for councilman, I'd ward, No
vember % next; do not forget this and
be up and doing by times.
Talk is cheap; contests have to be based
upon something much more substantial
than talk bring them and satisfy your
selves.
! The Albuquerque Times announces
/ that the new time card on the Santa Fe
railroad will go into effect on the Goth
inst. Let us hope so.
There are already several applicants
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city; Z. p. Gable and c. NJ. Dreamer seem
! to be in the lead.
| All the election returns in this county
are at hand and the county board will sit
as canvassing board on Monday next
and declare the result.
The leaves should be swept up in and
around the plaza, carted off and burnt
A little more cleanliness around and in
the plaza would not hurt.
Francisco Gonzales Borrego case
for the killing OF Jose SylVestre Gallegos
comes up before Judge Seeds next Tues
day at the regular term of the district
court for Taos comfy
The additional bond in the suit of A.
NJ. Hendry versus the Lincoln-Lucky Lee
Mining company has been filed with the
clerk of the district court, making the
entire bond of the sum of $4,000.
For the best and most elegant book
binding at very reasonable prices and
quickly done, call at the New MEXICAN
book bindery; it is the largest and best
equipped establishment of the kind in the
territory, Fl
This is beautiful weather, but there is
no good reason why the citizens of this
city should not be reminded of the fact that
more sidewalks and some street cross
ings are absolutely necessary and should
be provided for.
The Democratic candidates are talking
of contesting; they have nothing to go
on, but charges intimidation, general
cussedness and general worthlessness and
the fact that they were beaten; they are
already counting on decision from
Democratic judge, but they are counting
the chickens before they are Matched.
Mr.. Wunschmann's Office presents diff
ferent appearance from that of two years
ago, when his handsome office was mass
of ruins caused by the caving in of the
walls, which proved SO nearly fatal to his
life, and also that of Mr.. Thayer's, then his
assistant in business. Mr.. Wunschmann
deserves much credit for his pluck, and
is entitled to all possible success.
E. NJ. Albright, the famous huntsman,
has disposed of the fifteen deer he
brought to town day before yesterday.
They netted him 500. E. M. Albright
and Mr.. Horace Yoemans were out eight
days and did the hunting, that resulted
in the killing of these fifteen deer, on the
headwaters of the Pecos, about fifty miles
north of Santa Fe. Mr.. Albright reports
deer plentiful and in good condition in
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