Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-25
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Palm Sunday tomorrow.
Lewis creamery butter, 80 and SIS cents,
at S. s. Beatty's.
The Democrats hold their ward prim-
aries this evening.
Republican city convention at this
evening at the court house.
Street crossings to the federal building
are an immediate necessity.
Regular meeting of the Womans Board
of Trade at 2:30 on Monday afternoon.
The sewer bond proposition should be
carried. The best interests of this city so
demand.
Chas. Digneo is at work building an
other neat brick cottage on his Manhat-
tan avenue lots.
That commercial man was quite lucky
at the wheel last night, and it was not a
bicycle wheel either.
City Republicans meet in convention at
tho court house tonight, at 7 o'clock
sharp, to nominate city ticket.
The Santa Fe Water & Improvement
company will distribute $4,000 among its
laborers ON Tuesday in payment for two
weeks work at the big reservoir.
It has been showing in the Santa Fe
range almost necessarily for week past.
and is at it again, much to the satisfac-
ton of the fruit grower and farmer.
F. E. Bartlett, Chicago; W. V. Tascher,
Bernard Reinken, St. Louis; E. S. Wad-
dies, St. Joe; D. W. Skeleton, Chas. E.
Galacar, Hartford Con-; W. S. Williams,
Socorro; John Zehring, Denver, are at the
Palace.
W. R. Davis, formerly connected with
the surveyor generals Office, now AMI
for two years past connected with the
Denver afternoon papers, is in the city
to-day in the interest of the Denver News
A deed from Benz. M. Read, of Santa
Fe, to Miss Onofre Ortiz, of Mora, whom
he is soon to wed, conveys to that lady
valuable lands in San Miguel, Santa Fe
and Rio Arriba counties. Tie instru-
ment was recorded in the probate clerks
Office in Las Vegas yesterday.-Las Vegas
Optic.
At the Exchange: Chas. F. McNiel,
Pueblo. Colo; P. Allan, Bluff, Utah; W.
R. Davis, Denver Times; H. F. McAlister,
Leadville, Colo; Geo. F. Hill, Canton,
Ohio; Dan Cameron, Creole, Colo; D.
Pirens, San Pedro, N. M: D. Subdagier,
Cameron, Mo.
Visitors at Colds museum: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Lyman, Miss Florence Lyman,
Chicago, ILL.,; s. NJ. Hedgdon, Kansas City,
Mo-; H. E. Sepp, Pekin, ILL.,; John R.
Riley, Trinidad, Colo; M. Davis, Amargo,
N. NJ; Mrs. Houghton, Indianapolis,
Ind; Raymond Hughes, Pittsburg, Pa;
Miss Nellie Rowland, Omaha, Neb.
In the distribution of street lights under
the new contract with the electrict COM
pany, the south side people feel that their
section should have reasonable considera-
ton. There should be at least four lights
on Manhattan road between the depot and
College street.
In the case of Ida May Reed, of San
Pedro, who asks the district court to
grant her a divorce from John Albert
Reed on the ground of desertion and
decree pro confesso has
been entered, and the matter referred to
Hon. A. L. Kendall, of Cerrillos, as master
TO hear the testimony.
H. D. McAlister, the charcoal baron of
Leadville, was in town this morning max
ing arrangements to turn over the char
coal ovens near Lamy to Messrs. Browne
& Manzanares, the owners of the Lamy
grant, who will run the business hereafter
in connection with Charlie Haspelmath
New ovens will be built at once and the
of the plant will be doubled.
At meeting of business men at the
Office of G. W. Kuaebel last evening, H.
R. Engle, representing the Merchants
Retail Commercial Agency, of Chicago,
laid before them bis plan for organizing
. local agency, the object being mutual
protection for the collection of accounts.
Mr.. Engle said similar organizations were
in existence all over the country, cover
ing thirty-seven states and territories and
Canada, with total membership of over