Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-16
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

| A light snow fall to-day, aud the fruit
| farmer feels better.
Orchardists have commenced pruning
their fruit trees and preparing for spring.
At tho call of Chairman j. H. Crist, the
New Mexico Press association meets in
| Santa Fe tomorrow,
/ The preliminary examination of Geo.
II. Miles, charged with murder. will take
place at Los Angeles, tomorrow.
The New MEXICAN PRINTING COMPANY
has just turned out a fine lot of job work
for the live real estate firm of Mitchell g.
Buell., of Cerrillos.
Tho temporary injunction which A. F.
Myers secured to prevent the working of
the Puritan mine at San Pedro, has been
dissolved by order of Judge Seeds,
People who want homes will find Mr..
Workman at the Office of Secretary
knaebel of the Board Of Trade, ready to
talk business. Call and see him.
On behalf of the Board of Trade,
Messrs. j. Fl. Crist, Sol. Spiegelberg and
W. M. Berger have been appointed COM
mittee to look after the entertainment Of
the editors who meet here tomorrow.
Candida Duran, son of Encarnacion
Duran, and Isabel Dominguez, daughter
of Matias Dominguez, wore married this
morning at 7 o'clock, at Guadalupe
church. Rev. Father Delouri performed
the ceremony,
Visitors at Colds museum: j. W..
Harpole, Nashville, Mo-; Emma Roth,
Denver; ohm Roth. Antonito, Colo; Sam.
r. Davis, Anardarko, @. T.; Phil. Sloan,
Denver; A. B. Ames, Durango, Colo.;
Henry Schlessinger, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
At a meeting Of the city school board
on Saturday evening the charges prefer
red by members of the board against
Supt. Rogers were read, and one week
allowed in which to make answer. e. B.
Seward and W. B. Sloan will press the
case on behalf of the board, and B. M.
Read and Judge A. L. Morrison will APP
pear as counsel for Prof. Rogers,
d. D. Hardness, of Cerrillos, who last
fall bought the entire apple crop of Santa
Fe and Tesuquo valleys at 3l2 cents a
pound, is in the city to-day superintend-
ing the shipment of a car load of choice
fruit to Albuquerque. He bids fair to
make q handsome speculation on his
timely investment.
The city council meets tonight. In
view of the urgent needs for better city
sewerage, a Board of Trade committee
has been named to appear before this
meeting and ask that some action be inn
modiately taken. The committee consists
of Grant Riveaburg, G.. w. Knaebel,
Arthur Boyle, j, II. Crist and W. M.
Berger.
Grass will certainly not grow in the
streets of Santa Fe so long as Geo. H.
Cross, the irrepressible and indefatigable
toiler at the pen, is news editor of the
New MEXICAN. * Il * Though oc-
cupying dingy, uninviting quarters, the
New MEXICAN printing establishment is
undoubtedly the most complete and the
busiest in New Mexico. Take it and the
capital away from Santa Fe, and there
would be nothing left, excepting a few
old, historic land marks .-Las Vegas
Optic.
The Romero case still attracts much at
tention in the district court. Up to
the noon recess eighteen witnesses had
been examined on behalf of the prosecu-
ton. This afternoon several love letters
written by young Romero to the victim
of the tragedy, Miss Jaramillo, were
offered in evidence, and also several anon
ymous letters. Major r. j. Palen, W.
NJ. Upton and H. S. Clancy were called
as experts in chirography. The defense
will put in their testimony tomorrow.
Pedro GARLIC, the unfortunate man
blown up at the water works reservoir
through the careless handling of powder
by gang of workmen, died at st. Vim
cent hospital on Saturday night. James
| A. Catanach and the other man injured,
Pablo Donovant, are rapidly recovering
1t is not true that Catanach has lost his
eyesight. D. H. Harroun and Will Hall
sat up with him last night and they say
his vision is not destroyed. Pedro Car
rillo was so years of age and leaves q
widow.