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

,Mr. ". M. Berger has opened law,
real estate and collection office in the
Griffin block.
The Santa Fe train due here last night
at midnight did not reach the city until
o'clock this morning.
Messrs. Arnold & Stinson have sold out
their interests at Cerrillos and will hence
forth make Santa Fe the center of their
extensive stock dealing operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hersey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Davis have issued invitations
for an entertainment to be given at the
Social club hall next Friday evening.
Sparks Brothers left this morning
with supply of telephone equipment
which will be used in thoroughly over
hauling the telephone line between this
city, Cerrilos and the Cechiti camps.
| Adiutant General Knaebel has received
letter from the war department an
nouncing that the charge of desertion
against Tomas de la O, late of Go. A, LIST
New Mexico cavalry, has been removed,
and notation to that effect has been
made upon the official records.
Mr.. w. A. Mckenzie says the trouble is
not with the kerosene but that when
lamp wicks are long used they accumu-
late and hold the dirt and prevent the
proper feeding Of the oil to the flame. He
has lamp burning in his show window
to-day to demonstrate this fact.
\ Auditor Perez has just completed his
biennial report to the governor and
turned the copy over to the printer to-
day. 1t will make a pamphlet of some
, eighty pages. The statistical tables we're
type-written by Mr.. J. D. Sena, and show
that gentleman to be an expert at this
GLASS of work.
Mr.. G. Leon Allison, of Denver, having
extensive property interests in the SAINTS
r Fe valley, is here to-day, having just con
:. cluded three months trip on horseback
= through Arizona. He says New Mexico
is much better fitted for statehood thar
Arizona and counts on big immigration
to this territory when the enabling &C
passes the senate.
o The many Santa Fe friends of Mis-
Cornelia Henry,a niece of Gov. Prince
l. who visited here some time ago, vii
=. learn with sorrow Of her death which oC
is Cured in Columbls, Ohio, a few day
D. ago after an illness of two weeks. Mis-
B. Henry was a lady of rare culture an
l. character and numbered her friends
this community by the score.
J. The new great organ at st. Francis
1t cathedral will be formally dedicated 0
in the evening of the 9th inst. Elaborat
arrangements are making for the even
Id There will be religious ceremonies an
at the choir will take part. Competent o.
10 ganists who care to faver the public wit
,e recitals at this time will be given an OF
portunity of doing so if they notify tn
SO vicar general or Prof. Butolph.
IN The board Of penitentiary commit
10. sioners held meeting on Monday at tt
So peniteutiaty, at which there were presel
H. Fl. Belts, 0. A. Hadley, ]. A. LOPEZ
n. Samuel Eldodt and Roman A. Baca. III
,g special purpose Of the meeting was I'll
es examination and approval of Sup
or Bergmenn's annual report, which vi
d. done. Beyond this routine matters OF I
special interest to the public were atten
st ed to. -s
IL The feast of Guadalupe was celebratt
d. last night with appropriate ceremonie
o. consisting of bon. fires and the shoottn
he Of guns, followed this morning by sc
at vices at Guadalupe church, in which Vic'
General Fourchegu oficisted. This fea
In 10 celebrated here on account of to-dt
4 being the anniversary of the appearan'
in Of our Lady of Guadalupe IN Mexic
as also the anniversary of the erection
de the local church bearing that name.
ys Department Commander George
Fly Knaebel is in receipt of letter from &c
NJ Thomas G. Lawler, commander in chi
of the Grand Army of the Republic, as
,e- ing if the departments Of California al
is; Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Colorado al
an, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Indi,
is; territory and Texas can not so arrani
w.; their annual encampments that he mi
st. visit each one Of them Individually b
p. tween February rs and March rs, 1ss
W. 1t 10 probable that the eucampment {
80. New Mexico will be held in Santa
crt some time in March, when very int
ar. esting meeting will be held.
Surveyor General Easley hasduril
the last few days roceiveda number
Il9a' applications for filings of small la'
holdings. He has been obliged in eve