Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-09-29
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

A special meeting of the W. B. T. or
Monday at 2:30.
Clean cotton rags for machine purposes
wanted at the NEW MEXICAN Office.
The Santa Fe stag club will be enter
tanned this evening by Mr.. George Brady
and Mr.. Alley.
Mr.. Teodoro Chacon, formerly of SAINTS
Fe, now of Trinidad, has been in the city
several days on visit. 30,
| The feast of st. Francis, patron saint
of Santa Fe, will be celebrated mex
Thursday by the Catholics of the cathe
dral parish.
Fifteen boarders and thirteen day
pupils now attend the Loretto academy
and the local school department haf
ninety pupils.
Gen. E. L. Bartlett, chairman of the
territorial Republican committee, went
to Albuquerque last night. One object
of his trip is to take hand in trying tc
settle the fractional Republican fight in
that locality.
The injunction suit growing out Of
Sheriff Cunningham's levy for delinquent
taxes on the Juana Lopez grant and the
property of the Cerrillos Coal Il Iron
company, Is on hearing before Judge
T,oupblip Tho oftarpoop
The tail end of the West Indian hurri
cane, which the press dispatches have
talked so much about of late, is undoubt
eddy accountable for the cold wave which
struck the west last night. Light over
coats were comfortable here this morn
ing.
Mr.. G. B. Reynolds, of Raymond, Neb.
for whom the live firm of Arnold d. Stin
son have lately purchased some $4,000
head of sheep, arrived last night. He ii
here to arrange for shipment of thii
stock.
The coping around the plaza is being
pushed rapidly to completion. Tit
block which lies on the southwest en-
franco to the plaza bears the following
inscription: Erected A. D. 1894, by tn,
W. B. T. Mrs. @. l.. Bartlett, Pres't
Mrs. I. Rivenberg, Sec'y."
The year 1894, corresponds to thu
1854 of the Jewish era. The year 565!
beginning at the sunset on September 80
that date is the beginning of tn
Jewish New Year. Services will be hell
at the residence of Jos. Hersch Sunda.
evening and Monday morning.
"Baron," the racing greyhound owned
by Messrs. Fl. B. Jersey and J. W. Akers
has been sent to Denver and put in train
ing for the western races. He will go ii
the Kenmore derby at Goodland, Kas.
October 16, and in the Altcar derby a
Holyoke, Colo, October 80. Mr.. T. W
Bartels, we'll known Denver insurance
man, has Baron in training and writer
that he is going to prove winner.
The Odd Fellows of Aztlan lodge gav'
a banquet last night in honor of thu
fifteen members Of that lodge who be
long to the 10th infantry. The meeting
of the lodge was held for the first time il
their new hall in the Schneppel block, thu
banquet being participated in immedi
ately thereafter. Speeches were made b.
Rev. @. I. Mills, G. @. Probst, ". B. Sloan
W. L. Pershing and A. P. Hogle and
very enjoyable evening was spent.
The orders for the removal of the 1Otl
infantry have been received at For
Marcy. The regiment will be stationed
as follows: At Fort Reno, Col. E. P
Pearson, Major A. H. cambridge, Adju
tant I. W. Littell, Quartermaster V. E
Stottler, the non.commissioned staff, tn
band and companies A, Capt. Barrett; 3
Capt. Kirkman; F, Capt. Stretch, and q
Capt. Lincoln. At Fort Sill, Lieut.. Col
E.A. Kellogg; companies @, Capt. Dug
gan; D, Capt. Paulding; E, Capt. seyburr
and G, Capt. Burbank. The troops a
Fort Marcy expect to get away the las
of next week.