Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-09
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The finest climate on earth is still
here.
ALL electric lights will be turned on to-
night.
Regular meeting of the W. B. 7. at 2:30
on Monday afternoon next
The hotel men and others interested
should take heed of the suggestions by
the Board of Trade.
Look at the beautiful hand-painted
china in G. W. Hickox's window; Just the
thing for Christmas and wedding gifts.
At the Exchange: R. NJ. Feree, Ojo
Caliente; A. vandervant, Trinidad; W. Fl.
Ketto and wife, San Diego, CAL; D. j..
Blackburn, Durango; Sid Kahn, Amizett;
W. F. Bishop, Denver.
Grand opening of the st. Elmo saloon,
Saturday evening, Dec. 9. A grand free
concert by the 10th infantry orchestra,
and there will also be superb free lunch;
Gonzales new block.
At the Claire: j. Fl. Smith, Salt Lake
City; Geo. Needhardt, Saguache, Colo;
W. A. Heath, Denver; R. A. Cornelius,
New York; J. Leahy, Ration; F. Knapp,
New York; W. W. Hite, albuquerque.
The injunction suit of Rogers vs.. the
A., 7. & s. +. company, and Thos. O'Don-
nell, road supervisor of Cerrillos, grow
ing out of the tearing up of the Roger
Sullivan water pipes at Cerrillos, is on
hearing before Judge Seeds this after
noon.
st. Elmo saloon, Josephs, proprietor,
in the new Gonzales block, will be ready
for business this evening. The best
of liquors and cigars will be kept in
stock and the public is invited to call
The st. Elmo will be open day and
night.
At the Bon Ton hotel: Donaciano
Angel, Abel Anaya, Ascencion. Chavez,
Luciano Chavez, Cayetano Chavez, Juan
Ortiz, Antonio Gomez, Demetrio Leyba,
Jose Ortiz, Galisteo; Frank Oliver, Den
yer; Chas. G. Mathews, La Junta; William
Kirby, Denver; Jack Winters, Durango;
Geo. Dugan, San Diego.
Edward Miller, of Tesuque, returned
this morning from Las Vegas from a
very sad mission, accompanied by his
son-in-law, Fritz Muller. He took his wife
to the insane asylum for careful medical
attendance. Mrs. Miller stood the trip
remarkably well, and is very comfortably
fixed.
Hon. Jerry Leahy is here from Ration to-
day to ask Judge Seeds toappoint receiver
to take charge of certain Ration property
owned by Fox Brothers. He appears for
Hughes Bros, of Trinidad, Dan Risdon
and others having mechanics liens, and
Gen. Bartlett opposes the receivership on
behalf of Fox BrothAfs.
At the Palace: Jim Curry, Espanola;
Hugo Scharwenka, New York; +. L. Hall,
st. Louis; G. j. Nice, wife and iiece, Phi
ladelphia; Mary A. Lancaster, North
Conway, N. H., E. H Hanspn, Salem,
Mass; Chas. A. Ross, LondonI England;
Henry T. Rogers, Denver.
The following is TIE program for to-
morrow afternoons plaza confert by the
lot infantry band.
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Oyerture-Medley. =. Brooks
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Galop-Old Timer Coach, 49,. J Grove
Palace avenue Is in wretched shApe for
the vehicles. It is chock full of tchuck |
holes" and ruts that make the entire |
thoroughfare terror to. hackmin and
a nuisance to be avoided by pleasure |
driving folks. This is not saying much |
for one of the principal thoroughtres in
the city. A few hours work with picks
by the city prisoners would remtly the
evil. IA
At meeting of the standing ommit-
tee of the Episcopal District of NV Mex