Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-30

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Beginning at sharp tonight the Ra-
mona Indian school will give free pub
lie entertainment at the court house.
Citizens who care for the comfort of
visitors will not permit even a light snow
to lay on the pavements in front of their
business houses.
Santa Feans awoke this morning to
find two inches of snow on the ground,
but by 10 o'clock the ever genial sun
shine came on and soon drove off the
beautiful.
La Blanche, the pugilist divide notorie-
ty, and his trainer, Mr.. Davis, of Cali
fornia, have arranged for public exhibi-
tons at Gray's hall on Saturday and Sun
day nights. See street posters for par
ticulars.
Santa Fe man took in the gaming
houses at Albuquerque few nights ago
and cleaned them up for $1,000. A couple
of visitors in Santa Fe last night dropped
81 800 at the various tables.
Supt. Helm, of the Santa Fe Southern
road, to-day closed all arrangements for
introducing Durango coal in the Santa
Fe market at $3.50 per ton, delivered He
has ordered ten car loads by wire.
Charles Brown, deserter from d com
pany, 10th infantry, was apprehended at
Ell Paso yesterday by deputy marshal
and will be brought to Fort Marcy to.
morrow. He deserted about four weeks
ago, before deserving doing away with ten
days, rations of his company.
The stockmen of New Mexico, through
their territorial association, have been
called to meet in Santa Fe, on Jan. 4, to
| draft petition to the legislature, pray,
ing certain much-needed amendments to
the existing stock laws.
Legislators should leave orders to have
the Daily New MEXICAN sent to their city
address. By carefully perusing the NEW
MEXICAN they can not only keep track OF
all legislation, having an opportunity to
study it over night, but will get also the
cream of all territorial news.
Visitors at Colds Museum: Lena NJ
Bendle, Albuquerque; Elice Fl. Schollen-
berger, Wichita, Kas.; May B. Gaddis, Sill
yer City, N. M. Miss Jeanette l.. Gaddis,
Silver City, N. NJ; John H. Horton, Kan
sas City, Mo-; M. Derringer, PlainfeId,
N. j.; Samuel G. Davis, Newark, N. j.;
s. Carter, Ration; Dave Berran, Trinidad
| Colo.
The board of county commissioners
had session this morning, approving
accounts. The bonds of the following
oficers-elect were also approved: Ami
ceto Abeytia, probate Judge; Trinidad
Alarid, assessor; Atanacio Romero, pro-
bate clerk. Mr.. P. Fl. Leese, of Espanola
was appointed horticultural commission
er, vice Enos Andrews, term expired.
Invitations to attend the territorial
orphans industrial school entertainment
were to-day sent to the members of the
legislature, the territorial and federal
officials, army officers and other digni.
taries. The general public is invited
without special invitation. The affail
takes place at the court house tomorrow
Saturday, evening.
| Capt. Fred Lasher, of the Hotel Hager.
man, at Eddy, sends the New MEXICAN a
copy of his Christmas menu card. 1t is a
pamphlet of nine pages, beautifully print.
ed and illustrated in colors, containing
! the poem by Isabella J. Postgate, "Pan-
sizes and Ferns" On the back is, "To our
guests, merry Christmas, 1892" and the
last two pages of the pamphlet contain
the menu. The whole is bound with
salmon colored ribbon and yellow cord
and tassel. The card will be preserved
as souvenir of the reigning valley in the
land of sunshine.
"Possum," poultry, oysters and fish to-
morrow at Emme rt's.
! Kelley Island Sweet Catawba $1.50 per
gallon at Colorado saloon.
That rank after taste is not found in
the "Silver State" cigars.