Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-24
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

thereafter.
A three-horse power engine in good
condition at tho NEW MEXICAN printing
Office. Come and get a bargain.
The young men will give another social
hop at Adams hall, Palace avenue, to-
morrow night. .~
Call on the water company and discuss
the water pipe extensions SO that your
property will be "strictly in it,"
All dogs not wearing license tag will
be killed after June l. Step up to the
city clerks Office and secure tags.
One of the prettiest places on upper
Palace avenue is the one owned and occu-
pied by Hon. Amado Chaves and family.
The fire department have decided to
decorate their carts and turn out in full
uniform to take part in the Memorial day
services.
There are $50 incandescent lamps in
use in the city at present. The material
for the arc street lights is daily expect
ed from Chicago.
The county commissioners should see
to it that wide public road is kept open
in the Santa Fe canon FROM the town
limits to the Lake Peak trail.
Harry Potter, of the Arcade, has So
cured the general agency for the cele-
brated Manitou Mineral Water company's
products and will ship them in by car
load lots.
Glenn Medley, the Pecos ranohero, is at
Patterson & Co.'S. livery barn with another
one of those blooded horses. "Godol-
phin," a thoroughbred Lexington, is
much admired by local horsemen.
All kinds of blanks, legal and justice
of the peace blanks, printed and for sale
at the NEW MEXICAN Printing company.
President L. A. Hughes, of the Water &
Improvement company, goes to Berna-
lilo this evening to make arrangements
for shipping the wrought iron mains now
being hauled over from San Pedro.
The JUNIOR base ball nine at Albuquer-
que has as yet failed to respond to the
challenge of the Santa Fe Juniors to play
match game in this city on Memorial
day. t
A picnic party of about twenty went
to the crater to-day. This interesting
piece of country is situated about ten
miles west of Santa Fe and is reached by
a good road. Col. and Mrs. E. P. Pear
son got up the party. p
The sooner the insane persons in the
county Jail are sent to the territorial
insane asylum in Las Vegas, tho sooner
will the daily expense of this county be
reduced. The proper authorities should
act promptly.
At the county assessors Office it is
found that assessments for real estate
and lands are put in lower this year
than ever before. How this county will
make both ends meet lie a very serious
question.
Mining locations, deeds, mortgages,
leases, powers of attorney and all kinds
OF justice of the peace blanks printed
and for sale, in quantities to suit, at the
New MEXICAN printing Office.
Governor and Mrs. Thornton will hold
public reception at their home, upper
San Francisco street, tomorrow evening.
No invitations are issued to these re-
captions and the public, including visi-
tors in the city, will be made cordially
welcome.
Visitors at Colds museum: ]. P. Wor-
rell, Terre, Haute, Ind; A. v. Kendrick,
8. s. Souren, Oakland, CAL; Mrs. 8. For
roster, Deming, N. NJ; K. R. vorland
Cleveland, Ohio; A. 8. Morrise, Newark.
N. j.; Miss Sofe Kerns, Pueblo, Colo; A.
Burnett, John Fertz, Aspen, Colo.
George A. Kirkland, from st. Mary's,
Kas., formerly an attorney an Indian
apolis, Ind, has located here for the pur-
pose of practicing law. He and Mrs.
Kirkland arrived yesterday and have
leased rooms in tho Lamy block, west
Of the plaza. >' 's''' <.'' p
II. L. Ortiz, the, Santa Fe horseman
who had bad luck at the races last week
vent to Ell Paso, Texas, this morning, on
legal business. He Is still under tho i'm,
preston that he was mistreated by the
Driving association, but has not fully de.
cided to sue for amagss.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
The Santa Fe Water 4 Improvement
company is prepared to extend its mains
and to furnish all the water wanted for
irrigation and domestic purposes in this,
city. Make your application for in
creased water service and do it speedily.
J.H. Skillman, mine operator from
Denver, passed through the city to-day
en- route home from q trip to the Black
Range. He takes with him large num-
Der Of samples of ore from the mines Of
Hillsboro, Hermosa and the district, which
he will have tested to determine their
adaptability to treatment by the Austin
copper matte iron process. This process
is said to be very exact in ito method Of
treatment, and the cost Of treating ore is
from $3.50 to q per ton. Copper and
iron pyrites in considerable quantity are
required by this process: for fuel wood 10
used with Spsr cent coke.
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