Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-10
month and that the ground will receive
much needed soaking. The indications
are all good. The rain comes at the right
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

in progress to-day.
Times are hard; you must pay your
subscription to the New MEXICAN, else
the paper will cease coming to you.
Eugenio Sena, filigree gold worker
for Geo. W. Hiokox l. Co., was married
this morning to Miss Luz Martinez.
Judge A. L. Morrison received notice
in full official form of his removal as
register of the land Office here this morn
ing.
If you do not receive your paper as
usual tomorrow, the reason will be that
it is stopped because you have not paid
your subscription.
The Alamo Greys beat the Pleasant
Hill nine yesterday by a score of to 7.
The contest was worth witnessing and
many plays were very good.
Street crossings from Washington and
Lincoln avenues to the federal building
are an absolute necessity; the city council
should take steps to provide such.
The war department has granted the
contractors on the buildings at new Fort
Bliss near Ell Paso, Texas, an extension
of two months for the completion of the
same.
The rains on Saturday and Sunday ex-
tended over New Mexico, along the entire
Rio Grande valley and through San
Miguel, Mora and Collar counties; they
did great good.
The pressure in the water pipes this
forenoon was 145 pounds. Yesterdays
rain soaked the ground we'll in the
vicinity of this city, and there will be
no irrigation needed for at least ten
days.
If you want to borrow money at very
low rates and on long time on real estate
security, address Hugo Seaberg, Spring
or, N. M. See advertisement of Man
haitian Loan company in another col
umn.
CIV. Arnold, of Skowhegan, Maine, is
in Santa Fe; he is looking for location
where to 20 into business. He has
visited Las Vegas and Albuquerque. He
will remain hero about week and visit
other portions of New Mexico.
The Germania lodge No. S, K. of p, to-
morrow night will install the officers for
the ensuing year. These have been pre-
ylously announced. After the proper
ceremonies royal spread in the shape
of lunch will be served. good time
is promised.
The Goss military institute, now To-
Gated in Albuquerque, has an ADVERTISE
ment in this issue of the New MEXICAN;
the institute will find that advertising in
the New MEXICAN pays; parents having
boys Of the proper age should correspond
with the principal of the school.
Sheriff de facto Cunningham has APP
pointed the following deputies: Marco
limo Garcia, Juan Delgade and Juan Baca
y Salazar, of Santa Fe county; VIM. M.
Erhart, of Las Cruces, and T. F. Gleason,
of Cerrillos. T. Tucker, of Las Cruces,
has been appointed special deputy.
For the twilight concert in the plaza
this evening the program will be as fol-
lows:
March-High School Cadets. Souso
Overture-Medley .............Bo ettger
Waltz-Promenade ........,... .Gung'l
Idyl-Approach of Spring Greissingel
Fantasia-Sp. Review. ..........B Binding
Galep-Fox Hunters. go. .". .Gladman
The probate court met this morning
but did only routine business. Geo. W
Knebel was discharged as administrator
of the Burnham estate under appoint
ment by the court, but was continued to
act as such administrator under the Burn
ham testament. The bond of the newly
appointed justice of the peace of precinct
No. II was approved.
The best and cheapest brief and RECORD
work for attorneys in New Mexico is done
at the New MEXICAN Printing Office.
Willie Frank, the we'll known merchant
and farmer of Los Alamos, is in the cit,
on business; he reports good rain in hi
section yesterday and thinks the farmer
in his vicinity will save good crop o
grass, but other farm products will yiel'
but poorly; not over one-third. The rail
came Just in time to save many thou
sands Of sheep and. cattle that were OF
the verge of starvation in his section.