Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-26

DR.. Diaz has received from st. Louis q
new bicycle, made of aluminium, that ia
being much admired. Ed. Sayle also has
a new Columbian with all the up-to-date
Improvements.
The U. 8. district court, Judge Seeds
presiding, will meet Monday. The first
day will be devoted to selecting juries
and the second day will probably be de-
voted to the setting of cases.
A government wagon, drawn by four
mules, was overturned in the Rio Madre
arroyo, near the residence of George W.
Hickox, at noon to-day. 1t was the hello
graphic signal outfit returning from
Badly mountain. No one was hurt.
The race course project is coming on
swimmingly, and if the business men who
are to receive the greater benefit from
such move do the right and liberal
thing, Santa Fe will be in shape to have a
frst-class race meet this fall.
The Fort Marcy target practice will
commence at the new range June l and
continue each day for a month. The
practice begins at daylight each morning.
Citizens who visited Las Vegas yester-
day say that in the afternoon hail as
large as pigeon eggs fell for twenty
minutes, DING no inconsiderable damage
to growing crops.
Col. John Brady, formerly of Albu-
querque, now of the grocery house of
Aiken l. Brady, .Amizett, is in the city on
route for visit to Albuquerque. He is
much gratifed over the outlook at
Amizett. Some 300 miners are now at
work thereabouts.
In default of $500 bail bond John
Buckmaok was brought from Cerrillos to
Santa Fe by Deputy Sheriff Atchison yes
terday and lodged in jail to await the
action of the grand jury for the crime of
stealing $3.50 from John Apodaca, at
Madrid.
At the next meeting of the board of
county commissioners, to be held early
next month, the members will sit as a
board of equalization. The date has not
been set as the board adjourned at the
last meeting subject to the call of the
chairman.
Francisco Anaya was tried before JUS
tice Tomas Alarid yesterday afternoon
on charge of assault preferred by Mary
Parsons. City Attorney Renehan prosec-
uted Anaya and succeeded in having him
fined $40 and costs. The case was ap-
pealed and the defendant put under 500
bonds to keep the peace.
Manager Claussen has had the Palace
hotel dining hall beautifully embellished
this week and tomorrow he will serve a
dinner therein that citizens will do we'll
to look in upon. A new floor has also
been land and ere many weeks Santa Fe
society may have chance to trip there
the slight fantastic"
For the plaza concert tomorrow after
noon, the 10th infantry band will render
the following program:
March-The Gladiator. ...s........... .Sousa
Oyerture-Zampa. ............... ..Herold
Waltz-Newport Casino. ;.... -. Peckhanl
Descriptive-A Hunting Scene =. .Rucaioss
Religioso- Church Call. ....... Hamilton
Mrs. Virginia Brown de Garcia left this
morning for South Dakota where she will
meet her father, Mr.. Orocker Brown, afte,
a separation of nineteen years. Mr.
Brown came to Santa Fe about 1867, en-
gagged in the jewellery business and short
ly afterwards married Miss Augustine
Benavides. He left his daughter, who ha.
now gone to meet him, in this city wher
she was but four years of age, since which
time she has been ignorant of his loca
ton. Mrs. Garcia hopes to remain with
her father the rest of his life.
The solemn feast of Corpus Christi will
be celebrated by the Catholic populace
tomorrow forenoon with much pomp
and splendor. After high mass at the
cathedral at 1910, the procession will
form, and m arch up Garcia street thence
via the new Delgado street to Palace
avenue aud thence down Palace avenue
to the cathedral. Very Rev. Anthony
Forchegu, vicar general, will convey the
Blessed Sacrament, and it is expected that
fully 5000 people will take part in the
procession. The street affairs will be
erected in front of the cathedral and one
at the residence of Mrs. Sena, on Palace
avenue.