Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Right smart newspaper to day.
S. B. Shelby now acts as clerk at the
Palace and popular clerk he makes.
Messrs. G. +. Easley and Randolph
Kelley are in the city to-day from Ger
iilos.
Mr.. Gould cant imagine what he
misses by not being in Santa Fe these
balmy days.
The water company demands $50 a
month extra for water for the street
sprinkling service.
Krick Bros. received to-day a car load
OF fresh Anheuser- Butch Book bee---on
tap all over town tomorrow.
Tickets for the Worlds fair entertain
ment on sale at the stores of Messra,
Seligman Bros, A. c. Ireland and j.
Weltmer.
AT the Palace; A. G. Hetzell, Denver !;
D. II. Bowers, Chicago; John A. Curch,
St. Louis; Pedro Perea, Bernalilo; A. II.
Patterson, Fort Collins, Colo.
John A. Church, the gentlemanly and
rustling representative of the Graham
Paper company at st. Louis, is in the
city. He stops at the Palace.
To morrow the third Sunday after
Easter, there will be regular morning
service with short sermon at the church
of the Holy Faith at IL O'Clock. All are
welcome.
At the Exchange; &. H. Foess, New.
ton, Kas E. l.. Gri1gs, Cerrillos H.
NJ. Strong, G!orieta; John H. Burns,
Park View; Vicente Archuleta, Terra
Amarillo.
At the Claire; W. J. Pascoe, ]. Wise,
San Francisco; ]. H. Tieke, st. Louis
j. D. Rodgers and wife, Chicago; Alex.
Rogers, San Pedro; T. F. Moore and
daughter, Cerrillos; A. Calsch, Denver.
Santa Fe, with its labirynth Of orchard
and garden, is now picture worthy the
admiration of the gods. Its fruit trees are
a wilderness CT bloom and the air is
fraught with delicious fragance therefrom.
=-Cerrillos lustler.
Col. Bergman was very much dis
tressed this morning over the loss of his
favorite cat. Senior Tomas, as near as
can be learned by close questioning OF the
colonel, INDUCED in down right street
brawl and sustained fatal injuries.
The usual Sunday services in the Me-
thodist Episcopal church tomorrow May
s. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at II a. M, and 7 80 p. m. Visitors and
travellers are welcome to all the services.
Seats free.
Callers at Colds free museum to-day
John D. Rodgers, Mrs. Kate Rose Rod
gers, Chicago; A. G. Heltzell, Denver !;
Agnes j. J. Davenport, Tunnel City,
Wis; G. H. Morehouse, Ell Paso, Texas !;
F. H. Donnelly, Washington, D. c.. L.
Weber, st. Louis.
Felipe Ortiz, the garbage cart man,
while overhauling a lot of rubbish near
the river bed not far from the foot of
Water street, this morning, found newly
born dead baby. He wrapped the tiny
thing in gunny sack and rebuned it.
The city authorities are investigating the
matter this afternoon.
Deputy .. S. Marshal Serapio Romero
arrived this morning from the south he
has been to Ell Paso where he turned over
two men, Rubio and Jimenes, to the
Mexican authorities; these men are
charged with completely in the murder OF
Mayor Ancheta at Ascension, In Sonora,
several months ago.
At the Presbyterian church, on May s
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. morning
and evening services at II and 7 80 res
pectively; Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor at O'Clock p. m.
All who do not regularly attend some
other church in Santa Fe are cordially in.
vited to our services. Seats open to all.
DR.. L'Engle has force of men at work
improving the drive to Aztec springs,
from the water works reservoir north.
Lumber is on the ground for the erection
Of bath houses at the springs, and work
Oh these will begin shortly. There is no
more inviting spot about Santa Fe than
the Aztec springs region, and the free
use of the waters brings many visitors
there, particularly on Sundays.
At the Albuquerque spring races yes
terday the contest in the one mile