Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-12
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Two years ago tonight New Me1ico's
beautiful capitol was destroyed by fire.
Wanted-At New MEXICAN Office, laws of
1887 and 1889 and Compiled Laws of 1884.
There will be regular meeting of the
W. B. 4. Monday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Monier commences work on the
stone coping about the plaza on Monday.
Are the merchants of this town paying
proper attention to trade from the Co.
chit district? 1t seems not.
Read Hawthorne's Gan hour on the
plaza" and send it to your friends at the
east just to show them glimpse of real
life in Santa Fe.
Mr.. James A. Baird, live stock agent
for the Denver l. Gulf road, and one of
the best posted of southwestern stock
men, is in the city on business to-day.
Senator Brice and Senator Martin last
evening telegraphed from Washington
that there would be no opposition to Mr..
Cables confirmation as postmaster.
A man was seen on Water street last
night carrying one power sperm candle
in one hand and a lantern in the other.
He said he was trying to find the electric
lights.
Cliff Arnold left for Eagle City this
morning with the remainder of his stock
of drugs and stationery. 1t is likely that
commission as postmaster there awaits
him.
Mr.. Thomas Lowthian, e1-Attorney
General Toll, of Colorado, and Mr.. John
H. Ely, of Nevada, left this morning on
the Patterson and Jewell stage for
Cochiti.
A fsh-way from the big reservoir to
the flowing stream is to be cut out of the
solid rock at the mouth of the canon
Workmen will begin blasting out the rock
ON Monday.
The floral donations continue to roll in
for the plaza flower bed. Mr.. Bowers has
added fine oleander to the collection,
and to-day Mr.. Elster gave number OF
gladiaolus.
Mr.. G. l.. Betterton, deputy revenue
collector, and Mr.. Mortimer Kaufman,
representing A. Stabb, left this morning
on a business tour through the north
western portion of the territory.
Mr.. Joseph j. Sheridan and Deputy
Sheriff Rosencrans, of Silver City, arrived
in the capital this forenoon and turned
over to the penitentiary Adolfo Hinoj osa
larceny from shop, one year; Juan Cuerda
larceny from dwelling, one year.
Robert L. Elwell made homestead
entry of 100 acres and George W. Kutz
desert land entry of 100 acres before thu
register of the land office this morning
Both pieces of land are situated in Rio
Arriba county near the new postofice o
Lumberton.
Mr.. j. II. Warnock, of Alamosa, is il
the city en- route to Albuquerque, wher'
he has two good horses entered for mex
weeks races. He says there are dozel
fast flyers owned at Alamosa that woult
come to Santa Fe any time the peopl'
here get up race meet. Push the rac'
track scheme.
For the plaza concert Tomorrow after
noon, the 10th infantry band will rende
. the following program:
March-High School Cadets ...... SOUS
Oyerture-Fra Diayolo: ................ Aube
Waltz-Dream onthe Ocean .......,.. Lung
Selection--The Flying Dutchman" Wayne
Polka-Heart and Hand. .Rolinso
3 Religioso-O Salutaris...... ............. Russe
The administration of Justice in thi
territory is evidently not placed in tn
hands of weaklings, when the courts vii
place an individual charged with flourish
ing pistol under $1,000 bond for his ap
pearance, as was the case yesterday a
Santa Fe with "bad man" John Griffin
: Albuquerque Democr
J. Some time ago Probate Judge Anicet
Abeytia ordered all guardians and admin
istrators of estates to file their report
!, by the first Monday in this month. Com
!, paratively few have complied with tn
order, but County Clerk Romero think
all the reports will be filed by Monda
: when the probate court begins.
!. "Children's day" will be celebrated b
the Presbyterian church throughout tn
J United States on Sunday, June 10. A
the mission schools of that church in thi
city will close before that, Miss Alliso
has arranged to have the children of tn
.. mission boarding school observe Sunday
! May IS, instead Of June 10. The exercise
t will be held in the schoolro at 8 o cloc
tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. T. H. Malone, of Denver, editor
the Colorado Catholic, and late priest i
: charge of st. Joseph's church there an
whom Bishop Matz lately deposed, arrive
in the city last evening. He is here t
confer with Archbishop Chapelle. Th
reverend gentleman declines to talk TO
publication, but says he is perfectly will
ing to rest his case in the hands of Arch
: bishop Chapelle. He had conferenc
with his grace this afternoon and leave
for home this evening.
Word comes from all quarters that tn
neatest and most satisfactory dye for CO.
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