Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-09-01
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Quail shooting begins in New Mexico
to-day.
Mr.. J. w. Sanders, of All uquerque, is
in the city.
Messrs. John Pace, E. H. Salazar and
j. E. Moore came over from Las Vegas
last evening.
Miss Alice NJ. Thayer got the prize of
the cake and gold ring at the Catholic
fair last night.
The O'Clock afternoon train will go
out seven hours late on account of trou-
BILE on the A. & P. railroad.
Miss Gulliford, having taken lease Of
Mrs. Smiths convenient and pretty resi-
dence near the Catron house, is prepared
to receive few boarding guests to COM
plete her pleasant social circle.
1t is probable that Delegate Antonio
Joseph will not reach Santa Fe until next
Tuesday or Wednesday. He left Wash
ington Immediately after the adjourn
ment of congress, but has stopped day
or two on business in st. Louis.
Capt. Sam Saltmarsh and Mr.. N. W.
Irish, who were here from Albuquerque
yesterday in the interest of the national
guard, say the Albuquerque company will
go into camp at the fair grounds during
fair week and they would like to have the
Santa Fe and Las Vegas companies join
them.
W. s. Prayer writes R. E. Twitchell
saying big barbecue and railroad cele-
bration is to take place at Roswell about
October Is, and one of the features will
be base ball tournament, the prizes
being $3.50, first, and 500, second. Santa
Fe is asked to send team and Manager
Dixson has the scheme under advisement.
Mr.. Thos. Lovthian, owner of the fa-
nous Lone Star and other rich properties
at Cochiti, is in the city en- route to
Bland. He has been in Denver for two
weeks. On the Lone Star tunnel is now
being run in to tap the great vein 1875
feet below its present workings. This
tunnel is now in over one hundred feet
and in about ten days is expected to
strike the main ore body. Mr.. Lowthian
didn't say SO, but it is understood that
the assorted ore he is now shipping runs
| Oh SOO A., oor 1ooI
The following is the program to be
rendered in the plaza tomorrow after
noon at 6:45 by the 10th infantry band:
March-Washington Post. ......,...... Sousa
| Waltz-Newport Casino. ........:;. Parkham
Selection Southern Plantation Songs
Skirt Dance-From Faust Up to Date. Luta
Mr.. Ad. Gusdorf, who lately visited
Taos, says the Lucas Placer Mining COM
pany, is putting up avery substantial
gold mill at the mouth of Taos creek,
which is expected TO save the placer gold
The plant is of the Hutchinson pattern
and cost $4,000. The machinery is now
under roof, the building being three
stories high. Forty men are at work
there.
A telegram from Cerrillos to Manager
Dixson announces that neither the Browns
or junior teams will appear in this city
this week, owing to the fact that some of
the members can not get away. However,
Santa Fe will not be without game to.
morrow, the Santa Te and Athletic clubs
again trying conclusions. The same
players as last Sunday will appear. No
admission will be charged.
BY order of Chief Justice Smith, Juan
B. Romero, one of the parties under in
dictment for completely in the Dougherty
assassination in Mora county, was taken
from the penitentiary to-day and goes to-
night to Mora in the custody of Rafael
Romero, specially deputized for the pur-
pose. Romero will be confined in the
Mora Jail until court meets in October.
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