Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-02

Mrs. R. J. Palen at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
A sidewalk should be laid on Bridge
street and that street should be straight
ened out.
Donoghue & Monier have large force
at work on the Loretto sisters new home.
1t will cost $40, 900 to finish it.
Typical Santa Fe weather this. The
man who isn't up at sunrise misses
much. By the way, what's become of
Sunrise" anyhow?
Special conyocation Of Santa Fe Chap
ter, Royal Arch Masons, this evening;
work in the r. A. degree. Visiting COM
panions are cordially invited to attend.
Excellent and frstcass book binding
at the New MEXICAN printing Office. Bring
your work in that line to the New Mex
ICAN bindery and have it done at home.
Visitors at Colds free museum to-day !:
H. F. Cayor, Union Bridge. Md; o. H.
Peck and wife, Mrs. J. W. Thomas, Dem
yer, Colo. ; George Ryan, Chicago; H. P.
Owen, Albuquerque; Miss H. Sanders,
Ration.
Parties in from the Pecos valley say
that first rate trout fishing is to be had
over there now, the speckled beauties
rising nicely to the fly. AS trains run,
one can leave here at 80 p. m, have
the following day for fishing and get back
at II 10 the next night.
Emmert has removed from the Weber
block to new quarters OH central San
Francisco street. tits understood that 6.
W. Hickox, of Albuquerque, has made
Mr.. Weber an offer to lease the room
vacated by Mr.. Emmert with a view to
putting in jewelry store.
Mr.. Wedeles has leased the Hersch
store house on lower San Francisco street
and will open his new wholesale grocery
house there. His first shipment of goods
will amount to eighteen or twenty cal
loads, and there is lively competition
between the two railroads as to which
route this shipment will come in over.
S. w. Sanders, sheriff OF Sierra county
is in the capital on business with thu
territorial officers. He says RAIN il
greatly needed in his section of the terri
tory. The mining industry about Hills
boro and Kingston is extremely prosper
GUS. The latter scarcely has teams suffi
cient to handle its shipments. The new
Gales smelter at Hilsboro is rapidly get
ting into shape for work and two staml
mills are in constant operation.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thos. Moore tool
place at II this forenoon and was attend
ed by large number Of sorrowing friends
Rev. G. G. Smith conducted the services
The remains were inferred in Farviey
cemetery. The pall-bearers were Messrs
J. H. Gerdes, G. L. Bishop, S. Spitz, W
S. Fletcher, Sol Spegelberg and Joh
Robertson.
P. E. Gaynor, the well known civi
! engineer from Pueblo, who surveyed thu
. canal and reservoir system of the Sant'
Fe Irrigation company, was in the city
Y between trains last night en- route to Al
9 buquerque. He goes to make an exper
examination of the Tijeras Water com
y pany's project to store water in Tiiera
canon for irrigating the mesa lands nea
Albuquerque.
: At the meeting Of Carleton post hel
, last night, resolutions were adopted thank
o ing Mrs. L. Bradford Prince and the ladie
G and school children who aided the ficrs
y committee for the bounteous collection {
|, flowers on Memorial day. Also to Co
= Pearson and the military officers-wh
! turned out in such royal shape. Th
q Knights of Pythiss, the firemen an
/, others were also recognized with compl
= mentary resolutions, as was Mr.. Dudro
g for his taste in arranging the handsom
1t float.