Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-24
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

life last night after brl61 Illness.
NJ. B. Salazar has removed his tillgree
mandatory from Palace avenue to the
corner of Frisco street opposite the
cathedral.
Messrs. johnson & Peterson have fitted
up neat store room on the plaza and
will open new stock of boots and shoes
about the 1st.
The plaza improvement has SO far
progressed as to assume the shape in
which it will appear when completed, and
it is going to be an improvement sure
enough.
Bonifacio Encinas, an old timer, fa-
miliarly known as John Sullivan, crossed
over the dark river yesterday, dying of
pneumonia. He was given decent burial
to-day by the St. Francis society of which
he was member.
The fire company was called out with
rush about 10 o'clock to-day, but it
proved false alarm. A great smoke
arose from kettle of tar back of the
Exchange hotel and this caused on-look-
ers to set up the cry of fire.
Rev. Antonio Jouvenceau, who has lately
returned from trip through San Juan
and Rio Arriba county, comes back con-
WINGED that the cream of the Rocky
mountain country is up that way. He
says VIM. Coe, of Pennington, has just
sold 100000 pounds of apples to Denver
parties at cents pound.
The big consignment of wool men
toned yesterday as coming from Mer-
chant Dow, of Valencia county, was con-
signed to E. J. Mclean, the wool mer-
chant, and not Mr.. Staab. The latter
sold wagon load of merchandise to
these freighters, and Mr.. Cartwright solo
them 10000 pounds of -four.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby
terrain church will meet at the manse or
Wednesday, Oct. %, at o'clock. As specia
business of great importance, in which
the whole congregation is interested, viii
come before the meeting. All the ladies
whether members of the society or not
are earnestly invited to be present.
9 H. B. Hersey returned last night fron
! camp hunt in the Vale mountains. H
caught only tarantula and centipede
= All game has been frightened out of tina
region for the present by score of COW
+ boys who are dashing over the countr
n on a cattle roundup.
D. Foster, the weather prophet, had tn
present chilly snap down on his program
= all right enough. As to the future he says
"The first storm wave of November wi
< reach the Pacific coast about Oetobe
20, cross the western mountains at tn
. close of the Both. Temperature will prot
+ ably average above the usual for th
season, rainfall little above the average
- and force of storms a little below th
average"
Nv. Easton has returned from Alb
ia auiu and states that the mining machine
ry for the Bucyrus company's exper
- ments on the Chama placers is probabl
on the ground by this time. Seven team
left Abiquiu for Chama one week ago
e. bring in the first installment of the M
chinery. The whole plant weighs eight
@ tons and required six cars to carry
r DR.. Doll, president of the company, +
IL sides at Buffalo, N. Y.
IA The program for this afternoons plai
% concert by the 10th infantry band will
as follows:
- March-7th U. S. Infantry Regiment
Overture-CoIIege Theo. Mos
Waltz-Sobre Las Olas ................ d. hos
, Spanish Fandango-The Pearl of Madrid
...''.'O' I"ciiiAiA
Japanese Dance...... ......J. -. Dun
= Yorlxe One Heart, one Mind. ID. Stral
Gov. Thornton, j. W. Akers, E. W. Ju
kins and others are out in the valley tt
re afternoon with pack of seven or
,e hounds, having no end of sport chasil
g. jack rabbits.