Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-13
TEltltITtDItlAL TIPS.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS.

LAD SG0Ao LOCALos
There are twenty mid bath patrons at
the hot springs.
There was "a poverty hop" al the Nal.
boeuf hall. Friday evening, in honor OF
Miss May Keller.
At the meeting of the Mutual Building
& Loan association, the other evening
John Shank WAS borrower to the
amount of 800, at 80 per cent.
Col. j. T. Grayson, formerly of Las
Vegas, and Miss Ida Primer, were quietly
married in the parlor of the Pierson hotel
at Ell Paso, by Rev. F. S. Payne.
Prof. G. s. Ramsay, of the New Mexico
university, passed through for Denver
and Boulder, Colo, to visit the university
and normal school of that state.
1t is reported that Rev. E. Lyman
intendent of the Congregational church
work in New Mexico, has resigned. He
is at Clifton springs, New York, for his
health. He will not return to New Mex
leo.
The finance and advisory committees
of Worlds fair matters in San Miguel
county met together. there being present
Judge E. V. Long, Geo. W. Hartman, o.
L. Gregory and Seneca I. Kline. The city
photographers we're asked to submit for
inspection all the views taken by them
in and out of the city, in order that those
to 60 into the folder might be decided
upon. The county board were asked to
pay into the hands of the finance com
mittee the amount due from the special
tax levy, thought to be over $1,000.
ALBUQUERQUE WAITS.
Engineer Chas. Ross child is very low
with dlphtheria. f5'h
A five room adobe dwelling on the
Highlands burned Saturday night. Loss
$500; insurance $500.
George Emery, the horseman. of Colo
RADIO Springs, has arrived in the city with
two racing horses for entry in the spring
meeting.
Delegates from the various railroad
orders along the Atlantic & Pacific have
arrived in the city, and are holding meet
ings at the K. of P. hall in relation to
certain troubles that have occurred on
the road.
On Thursday evening, at the A. NJ. E.
church, the Pastime Quartette, of Albu.
querque, and the Silver State Quartette,
Of Pueblo, Colo, will give concert, IN
which the chief feature will be u contest
between the two clubs for cash prize.
The frst issue of the Brotherhood of
Railway Employees journal will make its
appearance to-day, with F. W. Phelan,
editor; A. s. Dowler and W. j. Riker, as
sociate editors; G. NJ. Holmes, grand Sec
rotary and treasurer of the B. of R. E., as
business manager.
The county public school teachers ex-
aiming board met at the university and
the following students were examined
for certificates: Misses Pauline White
man, Ruth jerks, Edna Miller, Margaret
Lee, Ellen jenkins and Mr.. J.. A. Matthes
Nc result announced.
Although MT by any means the lowest
bidders, the contract for the siaduct was
awarded to the King Bridge company,
represented here by &. B. Wiles, the price
being $l6,90O. The Citizen says: 1T is
understood that Chas. F. Creary and 9TH
ers now intend to stop work by serving
upon MIR. Wiles injunction papers"
8 The Citizen learns that on last Wednes-
day night some thieves broke into the
saloon Of L. Huning, at Los Lunas, and
alter carting away several hundred dol
lars worth of goods, broke into pieces
everything they could find. The place
the next morning presented the appear
ance of visit during the night from a
cyclone.