Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


Choice new potatoes Sl.5o per hundred
at s. s. Beatty's.
This city has the finest summer eli
mate on the great North American CONT
nent.
All kinds of justice of the peace blanks
for sale at the New MEXICAN printing
office.
The Guild will meet at the residence of
Mrs. Il. J. Palen, tomorrow afternoon, at
2 sharp.
J. T. Forsha is able to be up and about.
The recent operation performed on him
was successful.
Work has commenced on the second
story of the Hanley building Oh lower
San Francisco street.
The goods of the firm of Gusdorf &
Dolan are being moved into their new
store rooms in the Ilfeld building on the
plaza.
Rivenburg is shipping cherries and
currants to northern and southern points;
fruits of all kinds pay we'll for raising in
this valley.
Work on the east wall of the penitentiary
enclosure wall has commenced. There
| are enough brick on hand now to finish
this extension.
NJ. Knott, the San Francisco street
butcher, has received the contract for
furnishing fresh meat for the government
Indian school for the present fiscal year
OF cents per pound.
Uniform Rank X. of p, division No. l.;
You are requested to meet in full uniform
at your Castle hall tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock to receive the grand chancellor.
By order of the captain.
Tomorrow, July 81, will be the SD
anniversary OF the first battle of Bull
Run, where several of our Santa Fe vete-
rams received their first baptism Of
blood.
All members Of Germania lodge No. s.
Z. of r., are requested to meet at theil
Castle hall tomorrow evening, July 81
to receive the grand chancellor, Harry W
Lucas. BY order of the G. G. Henry
Backes, X. of r. and s.
The Germania lodge No. 5, will meet
Grand Chancellor Harry W. Lucas at the
train this evening, escort him to hi.
rooms at the Claire and afterward tender
him grand banquet at their Lodge
rooms.
Visitors at Colds museum: D. R
Mason, Denver, Colo; 8, Querin, Duran
go, Colo; Aaron Otter, Mrs. K, Lenter
Ell Paso, Texas; Joseph P. Kern, New
York City; Julius s. Perder, R. E. For
roster, Trinidad, Colo.
| A camping and fishing party, consist
ing of John Symington, ir., John Catron
Edward and Julius Staab, Ben, Horace
and Will Longwill, left this morning fol
the upper Pecos. They followed the ole
Pecos wagon road and expect to be alb
sent ten days.
F. M. Jones, of the Arcade, met with I
serious accident yesterday while speed
ing his roam on the race track. Hi
buggy turned and he was thrown out
fracturing his collar bone. He is resting
easy to-day.
There is considerable kicking at thu
city ordinance providing for poll ia,
|, for road purposes on vehicles, draft ami
mails and bicycles. But the city council'
action is in strict accordance with tn
, law. Will you abide by the laws
Grand chancellor of the Z. of p, Harr,
W. Lucas, of Silver City, will arrive il
;; town tonight. Tomorrow and the fol
Lowing night there will be inspections o
the two local lodges, Santa Fe No. an,
Germania No. s. All the knights are OF
pected to be present and make goo
: showing.
IL For the twilight concert on the plaz
this evening by the 10th infantry band
> the following is the program:
[ March--Forward ..........,................M Mutt
( Observation-Disclosures. .....,......... Hermann
| Waltz-Newport Casino. ........ Peclkhan
! Selection-Fr. OPP. Patience. 49,. Sullivan
. Song-Merry Warbling Birds. :. .Lockwoo'
Galop-Raquet. ........... ...,.. .Simmon
The members of the fire department o
Santa Fe will meet at Firemen's hall thi
!. evening at 8 O'Clock for the purpose o
electing chief engineer and assistan
chief engineer of the department, W. NJ
Berger, president board Of fire commits
sioners.