Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-15
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

night at Odd Fellows hall.
The riding of bicycles on the sidewalks
should be stopped by the police.
Car load of choice potatoes just re-
ceived at Beatty's; $l.9O per hundred.
Second train from the west late about
nine hours; trouble on the A. & P. rail-
road.
Attend the closing exercises of the pub
lie schools at Gray's hall tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Alice H. Casey, of Las Cruces, is
an applicant for n teachers position in
the schools of this city.
Private Charles Allison, company B,
10th infantry, Fort Marcy, is ordered
discharged by orders from the war de-
partment.
WEEKLY New MEXICAN REVIEW pub
lished to-day; excellent paper to send to
your friends; full of news about the terri
tory.
A three-horse power engine in good
condition for sale cheap at the NEW
MEXICAN Office; come and secure bar
gain.
| The target season is on at Fort Marcy
and the tive companies stationed there
spend good deal of time in target prac-
tice.
| Gov. Thornton is receiving anonymous
letters these days. He is however, too
sensible man to pay any attention to
them. sA
If lawns can be sprinkled, why not the
streets; the good Of the entire community
is Of greater moment than the comfort of
single persons. !@
The city council should not forget the
matter OF providing street crossings from
the federal building to Washington and
Lincoln avenues.
If you want the latest city news, the
latest county news and the latest terri
torial news, take and read this paper and
read it carefully.
Some more talk of lynching last night,
but the bee did not materialize. Sheriff
Conkln proposes to do his duty and pro-
tect prisoners under his charge.
Judge Morrison denies the rumor that
his family residence is "for sale or to let"
most emphatically; he is citizen of
Santa Fe and of staying qualities.
The friends of Hon. B. Seligman we're
confident that he would be appointed col
lector of internal revenue for New Mexico
and Arizona to-day; but so far the wires
have not brought this piece of news.
There will be meeting of citizens at 8
O'Clock Saturday evening at the office of
Adjutant General Knaebel for the pur-
pose of arranging for proper celebra-
ton of the coming 4th of July.
A. NJ. Henderson, of the Cerrillos Rustler,
is at Alma, Colo, and wants to sell out
his printing plant at Cerrillos. There Is
very good chance for the right sort of a
man.
Juan Jose Herrera, probate judge of
San Miguel county and shining light in
the Peoples party, is in the capital. It
is said that he is at work to secure par
don for his brother, Pablo Herrera, ex-
member of the legislature and now under
conviction.
| Visitors at Colds museum: Cesare
Conner, Italy; H. Wyam, Denver; Mrs. 3.
Kirby, Oakland, Cal; Jno. P. Kelly Trim
idad, Colo; Aaron Weinkopp, Mrs. B.
Kurn, New York City; H. Forester, Dem.
ing, N. M; Mabel Hearn, Philadelphia.
! The county commissioners should look
to it that the public road up the Santa
Fe canon is not fenced in by persons
having no right to do so; besides the
road should be placed in better condition
than it is. Some of the road tax might
be with great propriety and benefit be
expended that way.
For the twilight concert in the plaza
this evening by the 10th infantry band,
this is the program:
March-Pittsford Farms. /. . Wiepand
| Overture-Sham Fight. Marie
Waltz--Remembrance of Peterhof
.,............ .Gung1
Selection from OPP. Martha. -. .Flotow
Gavo tte-Fairest of the Fair. 4. Bash
Galop-Jockey Club. .Rowen
A jolly party of fishermen is on the
Pecos and is trying to charm the gentle,
but festive trout; the party consists of
Messrs. Reynolds, L. A. Hughes, !. W.
Akers and the Twitchell brothers. Even
should the catch not be plentiful, the fish
stories will be good and plentiful.
The closing exercises of the Loretto
academy, "Our Lady of Light" in this
city, will take place at the fine academy
buildings on the 22d of June next. The
good Sisters have prepared very nice
and interestinp nroUram Ipv;toA;on.