Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-26
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Owing to the illness of the secretary,
the Spanish-American Press association,
booked to meet here to-day, will not as
semble till tomorrow.
The water company is examining the
ground with a view to extending it's
water mains very generally all over the
south side of the city.
A beautiful floral cross and crown &C.
companied by a sympathetic message on
the death of DR.. Henriques was sent to
Las Vegas yesterday by Santa Fe Knights
Templar.
Col. J. W. Dryer arrived from Ration
last night and will be followed tomorrow
by car load of Jersey mich COWS, the
product of his Una de Cato ranch, which
will be placed on the local market.
Mrs. Emma M. Stout, of Utah, very
accomplished lady, has been installed as
matron at the deaf and dumb institute.
Properly fostered this promises to be q
very useful institution for New Mexico.
1t is in good hands.
Visitors at Colds museum: R. Blakely
and daughter, st. Paul, Mimi; A. T.
Warner, California; Mrs. A. Lawrence,
Mrs. L. N. Higgins, Las Vegas; A. M.
Metz, Dave Burloth, Anadarko, o. T.;
Mason g. Kern, Pueblo, Colo; Mrs. o. V.
Kendall, FL Raso, Texas.
The scho board announces that the
charges against supt. Rogers will be
heard at Judge Sloan's Office on Saturday,
beginning at 2 p. m, land only the mem
bers of the board, their attorney, p. j..
Rogers and his attorneysand witnesses are
requested to be present" Prof. Rogers
has retained Hon. T. B. Catron to present
his side of the question.
Thomas Moore, jr. the lapidary artist,
and Miss Amelia Thayer, second daughter
of Chas. L. Thayer, ST., were married at
the Guadalupe church at 6 o'clock last
evening, Rev. ]. H. DeFouri performing
the ceremony. After wedding supper
at the home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Moore left for their home at Ell
Paso. May good fortune attend them.
If you want to find the prosperous mer-
chants of town, look for them in the adj
rtising columns of leading advertising
mediums. The live merchant makes a
point Of impressing upon the public what
he has to sell, prices, inducements, ETC.,
and the public, who ever appreciate en-
terprise, naturally finds its way to his
counters.
The Borrego case was given to the jury
late yesterday afternoon. This forenoon
the jurors we're called into court and
questioned as to why no verdict had been
returned. They said they understood the
courts instructions fully, but we're dis
agreed on matters of fact in the case.
At 8 o'clock the jury returned to the court
room with verdict of not guilty.
Chas. Eckhardt went into regular train
ing to-day for his prize fight soon to take
place with the Santa Fe unknown. Eek;
hardt was recently bested by Walter Lane,
an Ell Paso feather-weight, but he says If
he wins this fight he will challenge Lane
to come here, and fight. him. Tom Wade
is willing to back Lane.
The Wade troupe presented an un-
usually attractive program at Mottley's
last night. A large crowd was on hand
till after midnight. The comedians were
far better than the average, and the sing
ing, dancing and specially numbers were
frequently encored. Misses Trixie Wade,
Elsie Moore, Jessie Forester and Hulda
Hendrickson made the hits of the even
ing. The performance will be repeated
tonight