Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-26
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The city council meets tonight. Lights
along Lincoln avenue should be provided.
Sidewalks on Washington avenue and
on Palace avenue are greatly needed and
should be constructed.
The governor has great quantity OF
immigration and historical reading matter
on hand for distribution among the Press
League visitors.
The Palace hotel is first class hostel
rie in every respect and deserves gener-
Gus patronage at the hands OF travellers
and OF citizens OF Santa Fe.
Foster, the weather prophet, predicts
big storm for Colorado to-day, followed by
blizzard tomorrow. This is one OF the
cases where Santa Fe is not "ia it."
John B. Keedle, J. B. Cessna, Has
tings, Neb. Max f. Becker, Albuquer-
que; Harry Milton, Las Vegas; Manuel
Gonzales, Albuquerque; are at the Ex-
change.
The health-seeker's colony in Santa Fe
continues to increase in numbers, and
the progress they are all making toward
recovery speaks eloquently Of this su-
peror climate.
A. G. Ireland, the enterprising drug
gist, is having all his envelopes backed
with big letters in these words: "Santa
Fe, the Worlds Sanitarium." The pref
test feature about it, too, is that its all
truth.
1t is understood that on and after the
18th of February the penalty on delin-
quent taxes may be enforced; this means
an addition of % per cent to the original
amount of the taxes. Tax payers will
save money by prompt settlement.
In the district court, the man Pena, for
assaulting the Portuguese merchant at
Galsteo, was sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary. Abe Cornell, charged
with horse stealing, Was promptly found
guilty by the jury and will be sentenced
this afternoon.
At the Palace: A. B. Funch, ]. W..
Hamilton, New York; Geo. F. Berry,
Denver; Pedro Perea, Bernalillo; Henry
Mayer, A. T. & S. F. railroad; D. S. Giles,
Kansas City! o. W. Alexander, Las
Vegas.
The ladies Of the county Worlds fair
auxiliary committee and the ladies who
have been asked to attend the Vienna
supper and dance on February 4 in cos
tune are requested to meet at Mrs.
Princes rooms at 2:30 tomorrow after
noon.
The latest is that the Press de legates
will arrive at 6 80 O'Clock. All commit
teemen are requested to call at the COVER
nor's palace at sharp, secure badges,
take carriages and proceed to meet the
guests at the depot. Thence they 60 to
the capitol, where the original program
will be carried out, and thence to San
Miguel chapel and other points, before
the reception at the palace.
G. W. Alexander came in from the
Pecos river mines last night. These prop
perties belong to the Messrs. Cowles, of
Cleveland, Ohio, and it was while testing
the ores therefrom with the Brush cleo
trio apparatus that the Cowles Bros. dis
covered their method of producing alumni
num-a discovery that marks an epoch in
the science Of metalurgy, and has made
the discoveries rich. Final papers for
patents on the mines were filed in the
local land Office to-day.
The New MEXICAN was in error last
evening in saying the reception tonight
at the government Palace is public"
reception. 1t is not for the general pub
lie, but is a reception rendered by the
Board Of Trade to the press visitors, and
in which members Of the board, members
of the several committees and those citi-
zens who assisted in arranging for the re-
ception will take part. The limited house
room at the Palace is even then expected
to be crowded to its fullest capacity.
Sick headache yields to Beecham's Pills.