Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-10
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night and enjoy rare treat.
How about that street sprinkle service?
Once more, what is being done to tighten
up the gloom in this matter?
Don Manuel Gonzales, a prominent
citizen of Los Ranches de Albuquerque,
is in the city on business. He came up
for the fine Jesseys that lie bought
from Mr.. Forsha, of the Exchange.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presby
terrain church will meet at the manse to-
morrow "Wednesday afternoon, from 2
to 5 o'clock. 1t is hoped that as many OF
the ladies will be present as can possibly
find it convenient.
The sPrinking of the streets has not
yet commenced it does seem as if it takes
a century here to inaugurate anything for
the public convenience and the public
benefit.
There is no good reason why the Del
gado portal on the south side of the plaza,
the obstructing stairway there should not
come down, but there are many excellent
reasons why they should come down.
Mrs. James Garland suffered another
stroke of paralysis this morning and now
lies hopeless invalid, in such a condi-
ton that her death is expected at any
moment Much sympathy is felt for
Officer Garland and his family.
Mrs. John r. DeMier and two sons
arrived from Las Cruces to day and took
up their home at the penitentiary. Miss
DeMier will soon graduate from the agri-
cultural college, after which she will join
the family here.
Felix Papa has ornamented his place
with brand new sign, calling it the
'World's Fair Saloon" and henceforth
he will handle only Fischer's Brewing
company's product and DeImonico sour
mash liquor, noted for their purity affi
healthfulness.
The Eckert Heck Troubadour company
to-day made contract to appear at Gray's
hall on Saturday night next 1t is made
up of versatile men, bright and pretty
women, and is said to give a most enter
tanning performance. Tickets and re-
served seats may be had at Weltmer's
book store.
The Board of Trade has presented Prof.
Downie with fifty views Of Santa Fe and
vicinity, and if they are as beautifully
handled elsewhere and as eloqlently des-
crbed as the hundred views shown last
evening, it will have proved good invest
ment for the encouragement of the south
western immigration.
Visitors at Colds free museum to-day:
Mrs. H. E. Daggard, Denver; II. E.
Moore, Phoenix, A. T., H. A. Dowdy,
San Antonio, Texas; j. L. Roberts,
Syracuse, Kas. NJ. Gleison, London, En-
gland; W. j. Ross, Chicago, Ills. ; L. A.
Peckham, San Francisco, Cal, S. D.
Loriett, Amargo, N. M.
Tickets for the Worlds fair library
table fund are on sale at Messrs. Selgman
Bros, Weltmer's, Ireland's and Cream
er's stores, and everybody should have
one. There will be promenade concert
by the 10Th infantry band, jolly supper,
and afterward grand dance in the cor
ridors of the capitol on this occasion.
Tickets are SO cents each. Like the last
event of this sort, it will no doubt be most
generously attended.
g. H. Watson leaves tonight for st.
Joe, Mo-, where he takes good position
as local manager for the Missouri Valley
Refrigerator company. Many Santa
Feans regret the departure of this most
genial gentleman. He also regrets that
business calls him elsewhere, but lie goes
away with the sincerest good wishes for
Santa Fe, and in part demonstration of
this fact he to-day dropped a IS gold coin
into Mrs. Seligman's library table con-
| tribution box.