Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-25

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charge during Sister Victoria's absence
The rains in the mountains yesterday
afternoon sent a foot and half wave
rolling down the arroyo in front of Post
master Weltmer's house.
G. W. Hickox, Peter Smith and James
Higgins have returned from the head
waters of the Rio Santa Cruz, where they
enjoyed fun fishing and grouse shooting
All kinds of justice of the peace blanks
for sale at the New MEXICAN printing
office.
Splendid apricots are in the market
The late crop promises to be finer this
year than usual, though not so plentiful
and samples should be sent to the Worlds
fair.
W. B. Slaughter, the plaza barber, feels
good these days. Sunday morning his
wife presented him with bouncing
healthy boy. Mother and child doing
very well.
Prof. Chase is preparing for a musical
entertainment by the Indian school chill,
dren of Ramona school, The entertain
ment promises to be very interesting. 1t
will take place at Within hall.
A three-horse power engine, in good
condition, for sale cheap at the NEW MEX
loan printing Office.
The A., T. & s. F. is doing fine bust
ness in and out of the capital city these
days. Freight shipments in thus far this
month amount to over ono and hall
million pounds.
Contractors Doneghue & Monier have
been notified by Mr.. Hanley that the lat
ter's block must be ornamented with
Golden pressed brick. 1t is going to be
handsome structure.
Carl F. Tiedeman, formerly of Chicago,
late of Albuquerque, is in the city to
spend the summer. He is crayon artist
and wood engraver and will make his
headquarters at G. W. Hickox's jewelry
store.
The best and cheapest brief and record
work for attorneys in New Mexico is done
at the New MEXICAN Printing Office.
Visitors at Colds museum: Chas. A
Logan, L. H. Peck, Las Vegas, N. M.
Mrs. Lizzie Henlein, Cincinnati, Ohio; A.
Morse, Columbus, Ohio; Joseph P. Kern
Trinidad, Colo; Miss Tillie Buecker, Gin
cinnatii, Ohio; A. R. Weiskoff, Ration, N
NJ; Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin Hunter, C,nc,n.
natl, Ohio.
Frank NJ. Roberts, formerly guard at
the penitentiary, is now editor and pro
prietor of "The FOOLS Frolic," published
at Kansas City, "just for foolishness,'
"by one of the FOOLS" 1t is peat pub
location, and judging from its advertising
columns is proving a success. Mrs
Katie V. Roberts is business manager
and treasurer.
Hon. A. L. Kendall came in from Ger.
rillos this morning. He snys some $50 Of
the 600 men employed at the coal pits
are involved in the entrymen's strike
Mr.. Kendall is here to attend q specia
| meeting of the county board for the pur
pose of approving the assessment rolls.
The new telephone system will be il
operation by September l. Thus fa,
seventy telephones have been subscribed
for. The instrument to be used is mo-
the Standard but the improved Harrison
International, which is operated by al
automatic switch board at the centra
station and does away with the services
of the festive "hello girl"
| For the twilight concert this evening
by the 10th U. s. infantry band this is the
program:
March-Press Club. ............,. Robinson
Overture-Des Fees Aux Roses. Mari,
| Waltz-La Gitana ...,.............,,.B ucalOss
Selection-Fr. OPP. The Hugenots, .Meyerbee
Fantasia-Hot COLLINS ..........,. ARG. Beye
| Galop-Con Amore. ....................Ka ulicl
| Doctors? Pshaw! Take Bcechami
Pills.
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