Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-11


erage system. A better man could not
have been selected for the work.
A meeting of the regents Of the school
of mines will be held at Socorro to-
morrow. Governor Prince goes to Socor-
70 tonight to attend this meeting.
A regular convocation OF Santa Fe
Chapter No. /. R. A. M, will be held
this evening at Masonic hall. Visiting
companions are cordially invited to at
tend.
A called meeting OF the board of Worlds
exposition managers of New Mexico takes
place at Socorro tomorrow. Mrs. E. L..
Bartlett and Mayor W. T. Thornton will
be in attendance upon it from Santa Fe.
Dirt, boxes and all other distractions
should be removed from the sidewalks
and the latter kept clean and for the use
OF pedestrians. This is the special pro-
vince OF the city marshal and of the police
men. Let them see to it.
Attention is called to the new advertise
ment of Miss A. Muger. The finest and
best stock Of millinery and hat trimmings
in the city will be found at that establish
ment, which is now located in the elegant
Catron block
The New MExIcAN's Spanish, edition Ell
NUEvo MExICANo, is steadily increasing in
circulation and influence; it is the best
advertising medium in the territory and
Santa Fe merchants should take notice
thereof.
At its regular meeting tomorrow even
ing the city council ought to take steps to
compel property owners along the prin-
cipal business streets and around the
plaza to do away with the unsightly, un-
healthy anu unsafe portals.
Miss Andrea Rivera, of this city, and
Mr.. Juan Ortiz, of Nacimiento, N. NJ,
were married this morning at Guadalupe
chapel, Father Defouri performing the
ceremony. There were great many rela-
tives and friends present to congratulate
the newly married couple.
Beecher Twitchell and Frank Andrews
are playing the Nimrod business to perfec'
ton IN southern New Mexico. During the
last ten days they have sent up here ovel
sixty dozen quail, which have found ready
sale Six dozen day on an average ii
excellent sport.
The Board of Trade is keeping up it,
good work for the city, and Presiden
Bartlett and Secretary Geo. W. Knaebe
are giving good deal OF valuable tint
free for the benefit of this city. Thil
should be appreciated by all right-mindet
citizens.
The First National bank of Santa Fl
and the Second National bank OF New
Mexico, both located here, hold thei
regular annual meetings for the election
OF directors and officers for the coming
year tomorrow.
John Morton has already commenced
work on the block of houses on the soutf
side, he has rented for sanitarium pur
poses; papering, painting and repairing
is going on WE'LL John is hustler snc
will make a success Of this scheme.
The city physician should be required
to keep register of deaths and births
and weekly reports of these occurrences
should be submitted by him to the cit!
council. The reports should be pub
lished for the information Of the people
1t is high time that some modern methods
were adopted by the city council in thu
government of this city.
Special attention is called to the state
ment of school moneys for 1891 prepared
by the county school superintendent and
published in another column. Bro. Blu.
tolph is earnest, thorough going and con
scientious in the performance OF his
duties, and the county schools are il
better and in more satisfactory condi
ton than ever before in the history Of thu
county.
John w. Conway this forenoon ex
ecuted a deed giving his son, John V
Conway, who arrives to-day at the age o
q years, full half interest in his bust
ness. Tonight the young man, who il
now a full fledged voter, will also receiv
some attention at dancing party to b.
given in his honor. The Conway res
. taurant business ought to do better thai
ever henceiorth as the young man is
} chip of the old block and business al
over. Success to him in life's career.
The New MEXICAN Printing compan
has Just turned out for Mr.. f. L. Harr
son, grand keeper Of records and seal c
the grand lodge Of Knights of Pythias fo
l New Mexico, 500 copies Of the proceed
: ings of the last session OF that gran
. lodge. The work is very creditable indee
from both literary and typographic'
D standpoint, and Mr.. Harrison may justl
!, be proud of 1t. 1t speaks very well fc
!. his ability as scribe and as good bus
e ness man.
Two deaths from contagious disease
have occurred lately in this city and it
the plain and bounden duty of the Gil
d council to take immediate and propt
y steps for the protection of the health I
this people. The city council we
e knows what ought to be done and viii
y must be done for the benefit Of the gener