Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-04

The capitol commission is preparing to
clean up the grounds. See its call for
teams published elsewhere.
The steam laundry is doing excellent
work in its new quarters at the Weber
block and gives employment to eight
persons.
The Metcalfe grading outfit, recently
purchased by the Santa Fe Water & I'm
provement company, Is expected to ar
rive from Ration tonight.
Several citizens of the second ward are
talking of E. B. Seward as fit man to
represent them in the city council The
special election takes place on the 22nd
inst
| The success of the Democratic nomi-
nees for the house and council will en-
danger the permanent location of the
capital in this city, Bear that in mind
when you vote.
The man who votes against the Repub-
lcan county ticket votes to again install
a gang in power that has ruled and about
ruined this county, while it was in power
and whose misdoings are the cause of the
increased taxation.
Many we'll meaning Democrats in this
city and county will vote for I. B. Cat
ron, the true and trusted friend of this
city; they know which side their bread is
buttered on.
Paul Schwartz, an old-time sporting
man, SO long i'll at St. Vincent's hospital,
crossed over the dark river at o'clock
this afternoon. Friends are arranging
for his burial.
The tax payers, property owners and
business men of this city and county
, should vote for G. M. Conklin he is the
, best collector this county has ever had
he is scrupulously honest and as bust
6 ness proposition he should be elected.
( The first annual ball by Apache Canon
- lodge, No. 439, brotherhood of locomotive
firemen, will take place at K. of P. hall
in Las Vegas, Thanksgiving night, Nov
"a. Several delegates from the Lamy
Santa Fe branch will be present.
Visitors at Colds museum: Mrs. E. A
Prentice, Las Vegas, N. M; Mrs. 0. J
= Adams and daughter, Cooperstown N. Y.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Hayden, Colorado
g Springs, Colo; Jno. o. Pierce, Canon
: City, Colo; D. R. Corbett, La Junta, Colo,
Samuel Leven, Chicago, ILL.,; A Smaller
a Louisville, Ky.
: The success of the Democratic nomi
: nees for sheriff and county commission
) ers means the loss to this county of $21,
p 600 money due this county from thu
Q bondsmen and estate of the late Franz
Chaves; if you can afford to lose that ant
- pay still higher rate of taxation, VIII,
4 then and in that case vote for the Demo
h cratic nominees.
Arab beggars are giving residents o
: the city no end of annoyance. Who'll
n families of them, most of them children
= to 6 years of age bare-footed, bare
s headed, and presenting most deplorabl
: aspect, crowd into ones front door or 81
on the porch and camp there till they ar
3 hired to go away. The city marsha
f should keep an eye on these vagabond
r and give them orders to leave town oil
r very short notice.
! wv. Leckrone, travelling agent for tina
famous newspaper, the St. Louis Globe
IS Democrat, is in the city to-day and
/ doing lively business soliciting sub
. scribers for the Daily Globe-Democra
g at greatly reduced prices. He has jus
a spent eight weeks in Colorado towns an
l. he says he proposes to make the Glob
. the most popular metropolitan iourna
that comes into the Rocky mountains.