Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
W hat a perfect spring day |

Ne" fouieue teDie has been put into
Josephs saloon.
Book beer day this at the Fischer
brewery, and lovers Of the amber fluid
are not neglecting the opportunity.
The south side Of the plaza should be
improved. The portals on that side should
came down and decent pavement sbould
be laid.
Gardeners aud orchardists are all busy.
Experts in the fruit line say that thus far
the fruit trees, even the apricots, PROM
Use large crop.
The county commissioners have re-
quired new bond from County Treasurer
Gavino Ortiz in the sum of $5O, 200. and
the county treasurer is now engaged in
getting it up.
The New MExIcAN's book bindery is
the largest, the best, and most reliable in
the southwest; send your book work,
binding and blank work to the New
MEXICAN book bindery.
The city government of East Las We.
gas has contracted to have the streets of
that town sprinkled during the
coming summer; the city government OF
Santa Fe must do likewise, and the sooner
the better.
1t is said that the firm of Wedeles &
Eldodt will dissolve Oh the first of Nav
next. and that Mr.. S. Wedeles " i'll 70
into the wholesale grocery business and
that Mr.. Eldcdt will continue the present
business.
AT the Palace: D. j. Chamberlain and
wife, Elgin, III. j. NJ. Wagner and wife,
Washington, Iowa; Jas. Rittenhonse and
wife, Wooster. Ohio; 9. G. Carrico, La
lara. Cal. Jas. Tcrrens, Denver; Matt.
&. Reynolds, St. Louis; G. r. Williams,
Denver.
The ladies of the Episcopal church in
tend giving supper in connection with
a sale of aprons and fancy articles on the
evening of Thursday, the 2Sth of April.
Further particulars will be given Mon
day.
At the Claire: DR.. T. A. Edward and
wife, Denver; Il. Y. Anderson, VIM.
jerks, j. B. Wardman, H. +. Parker, R.
q. Clarke, San Pedro; R. M. Cotton,
Chicago; Aug. II, Hemann, Milwaukee
G. l.. Weaver, New York; n. D. Berry,
Dallas, Texas; j. A. Squire, San Fran
cisco.
McCabe, the popular city hackman,
was out giving the small boys a ride last
evening in brand new rig, about the
handsomest yet intr -duced here in the
shape of picnic wagon. Just the thing
for jolly company 10 take in Monument
rock with when the canon road is rebuilt.
1t is valuable addition to Lowitzki's
livery stock.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church, lower San Francisco street, to-
morrow, April "a as follows: Sabbath
school at 10 a. m. preaching at II d. m.
and 7 80 p. m. In the evening the SER
mon will be preached more especially to
"Odd Fellows" of the city as the coming
week is the I'D anniversary of the be-
ginning Of OddfelloHship in the United
States. Visitors and tourists are vel.
come to all the services. Seats free. C.
|. Mills, pastor.
Mrs. Seligman, chair OF the special ex-
hiblt committee in charge of the orna-
mental table for the Worlds fair, event
ually to be sold and the proceeds put into
public library, received another generous
donation to-day. 1t comes all way from
New York, and consists of check for
$40, the joint offering Of Messrs. Jacob
and Levi Spiegelberg, former well known
residents of Santa Fe. The generosity of
these gentlemen is fully appreciated by
Mrs. Seligman and the other members
of the committee.
Candida Montoya, of the Puerteclto
ranch, about ten miles south OF Santa Fe, |
brought to the New MEXICAN Office
this morning the skin of a tremendous
mountain lion, killed by him on the 10th |
instant near his ranch. The animal had
killed and destroyed over twenty head of
sheep during the past winter in that
vicinity. The skin measured eight feet
and two inches from tip OF snout to tin of
tail. 1t was one Of the largest animals
ever seen in that neighborhood.
K. Y. Anderson, superintendent of the
Lincon-Lucky mines, is in from San
Pedro to-day ell route to TERRA Amarillo,
where the suit brought by j. P. O'Brlen,
Of the Parnell claim, comes up for hear.
ing on the 9th. Chas. spiess, receiver
Of the Parnell, came home from San
Pedro to-day and says Mr.. O'Brien has
engineers at work surveying to ascertain
or not the Lincoln-Lucky vein
extends into the Parnell's territory.
The great reason for the success of
Hoods Sarsaparila is found in its positive
merit 1t cures where other preparations
all.
Received at Chas. Neustadt & Co.
'OO cigars OF different brands and grades,
Which will be sold at prices which were
lever before known in this country. You
will not have to pay for the name of the