Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-15

Read list of cheap books furnished by
the New MEXICAN and published on third
page of this journal.
There will be special meeting of the
Santa Fe Gun club Saturday night, at s
o'clock, at the Arcade. All members are
requested to be present.
Ernest Mecke to-day traded his big
bay cart horse to Glen Nicely, of the up
per Pecos, for the latter's gray pacing
mare, paying some boot
The bright, breezy and entertaining
daily NEW MEXICAN, has added to its at
tractive pages an afternoon telegraphic
report furnished by the National Press
association.-Raton Range.
The new militia uniforms are expected
to reach here from San Francisco to-
night. Adjutant General Knaebel has
Geographic advices to the effect that they
were shipped on the I'd inst.
The penitentiary hounds distinguished
themselves in the capture of Diamond
last night. Supt. Bergman is proud of
them and says they will succeed nine
times out of ten when the trail is not too
old or obliterated by wind or water.
The Athletic and Junior base ball teams
have mado a selection of their best play
ers who will go to Albuquerque and Ell
Paso and cross bats with the teams at
those places as follows: M. Estes, r
Garcia, j. Shoemaker, BIWard, j. Conk-
lin, Gus Ashford, G. B. Dixon, j. Tapia
p. Hill, P. Marquee.
The New MEXICAN is q very fine news
paper these days, despite the hard times,
and every property owner, every bust
ness man, every tax payer, should sup
port it by giving this office job work,
advertisements and subscriptions; the
moro business the New MEXICAN does, the
better paper will it be and the more
business will this city do.
In the matter of j. Il. VanArsdell
against Hickox, the injunction secured
by the latter to restrain the sheriff from
levying an execution for 5000 and costs
growing out of their former association
in the livery business, Judge Seeds to-day
dissolved the injunction and allowed
Hickex's attorneys twenty days in which
to put in a replication. In the mean-
time the execution goes.
Messrs. s. Spitz and j. H. Hudson were
the appraisers who placed q valuation on
the Mondragon jewelry stock. They in
voice it at $1,735, but whether or not it
will bring this much at auction is
different. The sale begins on Monday
next. Mondragon's residence property
is mortgaged nearly to its full value SO
that the jewelry stock is mostly to be
relied upon to recover the funds en-
bezzled by him.
Chas. H. Austin, travelling auditor for
the D. G. R. G. road, and D. L. Cinqmars,
travelling route agent for the D. Il r. G.
Express company, came down over the
narrow gauge in special last evening,
and will remain over tomorrow. They
say the D. & R. G. company's business is
picking up steadily, all traffic having
shown marked improvement during the
past ten days.
For this evenings plaza concert by the
10th infantry band, the following pro-
gram will be rendered.:
March-Soldiers' Pride. ,.,............, Lewis
Overture-Blossoms of 1881. Boettger
Waltz-Visions of Beautiful Woman
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Fahrbach
Sclection-Fr. OPP. Ernani ................V Verdi
Dance-Darkies' Dream. ............. Lansing
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