Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-06
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

]. 0. 0. T., at s o'clock this evening.
All kinds of Justice of the peace blanks
for sale at the NEW MEXICAN printing
Office.
Tho wind yesterday afternoon was a
disgraceful one indeed, but just think
what ii must have been elsewhere in New
Mexico.
The county board met at 9 p. NJ. to
consider complaints arising from its
decisions last month as board Of equal.
cation.
A thrce-horse power engine, in good
condition, for sale cheap at the NEW MEX
loan printing Office.
The Pine iron gray riding horse, owned
by Mr.. Wunschmann, was purchased to-
day by Col. E. Fl. Bergman, who made a
present Of the animal to his daughter.
Capt. Henry Davis" little son picked up
a unique and valuable breast pin in the
plaza on the night of tho 4th. The owner
may recover same by calling at this Of
flee, describing pin and paying charges
for this notice.
Persons having no right, legal or other
wise, SO to do, are reported as taking
water in the upper portion of the Santa
Fe canon; legal steps should be taken to
put stop to this very reprehensible and
injurious practice.
In accordance with the war department
orders, First Sergeant John Mcdowell, OF
D company, 10th infantry, stationed al
Fort Marcy, will receive a six months
furlough On the 2Gth of this month.
Ignacio Velarde, of Nacimiento, is here
being treated by DR.. Hermida for cancer
of the eye. He called on the New MEx1.
CAN to-day and stated that DR.. Hermida'f
treatment was proving beneficial, anG
that he was improving steadily.
The best and cheapest brief and RECORD
work for attorneys in New Mexico is done
at the New MEXICAN Printing Office.
The selections from "Fra Diavolo" ant
the "Russian Carriage Song" werc OK
tremely well rendered last evening at the
plaza concert, and were applauded by thu
audience.
| +. L. Harrison and Page B. Otero have
returned from a SIX weeks outing in til,
Vale range. Page B. Otero has full,
recovered his health and looks like new
man.
The water company has men out owe
the city to-day shutting off all irrigation
hydrants. The water in the reservoir il
steadily falling and the greatest econom,
is necessary if water famine is to b,
headed off.
| Visitors at Colds museum: A. E. Moore
San Francisco; Mrs. Z. R. Dayids, Den
yer; L. Barth, Silver City; Mrs. II. Fisher
Las Vegas Hot Springs; Samuel Kuntz
S. Derrick, Philadelphia; Miss E. Buell.
II. E. A. Dent, Trinidad.
For the twilight concert in the plazt
this evening the program will be as fol
lows.
March Chautauqua. .,... farmhouse
| Overture--Lodoiska ;. ,..... .Kreutzer
Waltz--Musikante Lieder. 49,. ..Kieslel
Serenade--Spanish. 49,. Eilenbere
Potpourri-Schalk.. -. Kiesle1
Galop-All Aboard. ........ ter Linder
Chas. Scheurich, mail route agent or
the narrow gauge, presented Jos. E. Nor
rison with trout yesterday that weighed
dressed, three pounds and six ounces
1t came from tho Rio Conejos near An
tonito, and up to date takes the fly as TIL
biggest speckled one shown in Santa II
this season.
At the local land Office to-day hearing
took place in contested land case of tn,
A. & P. r. r. VS. Marcelino Aragon TO
100 acres located near Grants. G. Fl
Fancher appears for the railroad com
pany, and the testimony of the following
witnesses was taken: Rev. j. d. Brun, o
Socorro; Sol. Block aud r.. II. Taylor, o
Grants.
! A telegram was received from Wash
ington at the governors Office to-day in
quiring as to the status Of the torres
fires. Disastrous fires are raging in tn
Vale, Zuni and the Mora side of Tao