Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
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dlu youI ueIlHuueuI LAKES YET
The sanitarium enterprise is getting on
swimmingly.
Miss Nellie l.. Gums private school
will reopen on Tuesday next.
The building OF new sidewalks by prop
erty holders is becoming real fashion
able in the capital city. 1t is healthy
sign.
Tomorrow, Sexagesima Sunday, there
will be morning service at the church Of
the Holy Faith at IL o'clock. The Sun
day school will be re-opened at 10 o'clock,
and all children are invited.
Hugh Murray will begin work on ex-
tensive improvements at the government
Indian school on Monday. Brick LAYERS
from Denver have arrived to go to work
OH this job.
Joe Prewitt, prominent real estate
and insurance man from Durango, hay
ing large interests in San Juan county, is
in the city on business before the U. s.
land office.
A big crowd attended the Mexican show
last night and were we'll pleased with the
daring aerial feats Of the Mexican per.
formers and the antics of Toncho, the
Psyaso.
It's daily occurrence now for pas
sengers from the eouth to board the
narrow gauge here for Creole camp. Il
costs $l3 95 TO 20 from Santa Fe to thu
magic city.
Attic Palace: Jos. PreNitt, Durango
Chas. Hockstndt, San Pedro; o. R
Pickett, }. q. Gwyn, Kansas City; w
D. Constable, Chicago; V. s. Shelby
city.
There will be meeting OF the count.
auxiliary committee of the Worlds Col
umbian commission at the Palace, at 2 81
p. m. sharp, on Monday, the cd inst
The advisory board will meet at the sam
time and place.
From all indications Santa Fe's minera
districts are right in the swim when
comes to big strikes. TIE recent invest
ment of 500 600 of Colorado capital ii
south Santa Fe county means great dea
for the capital city.
In compliance with an agreement mad
this morning Trevino's circus will Oh
Tuesday next at 2 p. m. give benef
performance, the proceeds to go into tn
treasury of the Santa Fe county World
fair auxiliary committee. This ought
attract large audience.
! At the Presbyterian church on Fet
ruary 81: Sunday school at :45 a. m.
morning services, IL; evening services
7:3O; Y. ?. S. G. L , A p. m. Subject {
the sermon in the forenoon: The Chril
tan and Judgment. Subject at night
The storm on the sea of Galilee. All pc
sons are cordially invited to this church
The seats are open to all.
Tony Neis is up from Cerrilos to da,
He says one can place his ear to tn
ground and hear the distant rumble OF til
spring boom. The A., T. & S. F. hi
commenced negotiations for additions
yard room, and word from Las Vegas
to the effect that Contractor James Dul
can is getting ready to begin grading O
the Cerrllos- San Pedro railroad.
At the Exchange: J. H. Hatch, Gran
: Rapids, Mich P. A. Collins, New Me,
,, leo; James Bowman and wife, Del Mort
Colo. Robert Douthitt and wife, San p
dro; 0. S. Flersheim, Kansas City; 0.
, Evans, M. D., Fort Dodge, Iowa; Re
, G. L. Bovard, Albuquerque; 7. G. Va
Dyke, Denver; J. A. Kipp, Prescott,
T.; Tony Neis, Cerrillos.
], Whoop Hurrah! Palace avenue
t to have new sidewalk quarter of mi
long, and Lincoln avenue from the Gri
fin place to Dobbin's corner is also to
treated in the same way. In addition
= this the adobe wall in front OF Elster
garden is to be supplanted by ne
. picket fence for which Mr.. Spiegelbe
. has just let contract. AS soon as Il
t city engineer finds time to give the sire
= grades work on these improvements "
begin.
Valverde, February 20, 1862! Tod
is the anniversary Of that historic bait
when New Mexico volunteers so g
lantly displayed their loyalty
the American flag. Col. J. Frar
Chavez, Col. Miguel Pine, Col. Ma
uel Chavez, Col. Jose G. Galley
il and Col. Jose Maria Valdez, were ther
It and so was the old veteran, John Dalto
d A detailed record of this battle will short
# be written by Adjutant General Fetch
r for leading eastern magazine.
8 Services in the Methodist Episcop
: church tomorrow as follows: Sabba
: school at 10 a. M, preaching at II a. m
+ and 7 80 p. m. Rev. Charles L. Bovar
n superintendent Of New Mexico EngliE
!, missions of the M. E church will preat
forenoon and evening. Topic in a. m.
! "Value OF the Written Word )" and in I'll
} evening, national one, Goods fideli
t to Nations and Rulers" Visitors al
: travellers are welcome to all the service
! Good singing. Seats free. G. 1. Mill