Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-01
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

How's this for weather on the Let of
Decemberf
Col. Bergman has treated himself to
handsome new phaeton--aud he sits up
straighter than ever.
Gov. Thornton has appointed Mark A.
Foote, of Chicago, as commissioner of
deeds for New Mexico.
Deputy Marshal H. o. Taylor left last
night for Engle, White Oaks and other
points south on government business.
Special services in honor of the feast
of St. Andrew were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Bennett at the church of the Holy
Faith last night.
N. Solomon has been busy all week
placing his new stock of merchandise in
position at the Gonzales block. He will
open for business on Monday.
Hon. Numa Raymond, of Las Cruces, he
who made an unsuccessful race for sheriff
on the Republican ticket at the late cleo
ton, came up from the south last night.
United States Marshal Hall has not yet
approved the bond rendered him for the
release of s. M. Folsom, as he is not sat
isfied with the sureties thus far rendered
Mrs. E. N. Reaser has kindly placed
her corral at tho disposal of the FAIR
association wherein to care for the teams
during the greding of the driving park
and race course.
Daniel Brown, colored, sentenced to
four years in the penitentiary under con-
viction for incest, was brought up from
Albuq to-day and delivered to the
penitentiary.
The city streets are being worked this
week by the first chain gang City Marshal
Torres has had in months. It's composed
of several tramps arrested and sentenced
on charge of vagranoy.
Cecilio Rodriguez and Louisa Guezman
we're united in marriage at the cathedral
yesterday morning in the presence Of q
large number of friends, the Very Rev
Fourchegu officiating.
Marsh Jones, a Colorado horseman
we'll known to many Santa Feans, dropped
dead at the Houston, Texas, race course
the other day. His remains we're shipped
to his home at Fort Collins. Colo.
Mr.. G. W. Mead, representing leading
liquor house of Louisville, is in the city.
He says the panic Is certainly over and
business throughout the southwest is
making most progressive strides.
The Woman's Board Of Trade will hold
"Christmas market" for the benefit OF
the remaining indebtedness on the plaza
coping December Is. A full program OF
the amusements and refreshments will be
had later. 'r's .,
The public installation of the newly
elected officers Of the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor takes place
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
night in connection with the regular
church services.
Judge Walter h. Sanburn, of st. Paul,
| Judge of the U. 8. circuit court Of APP
peals, accompanied by his wife and Judge
Cornish, who is master in chancery in his
court, spent yesterday in Santa Fe. They
travel in special car and left during the
night for California.
The Ladiea1 Aid society Of the Presby-
terian church are to have q sooiable at
the church next Thursday evening. There
will be music, readings, rotations and
refreshments. Everyone is invited to
come aud enjoy themselves. Admission,
25 cents. .sf
Mr.. Summers Burkhart returned this
morning from Valencia county where he
went to represent the government in the
taking Of testimony in the Antonio
Chaves grant. II, says that the hearing
was postponed on account of the absence
Of some of the parties At interest.
Hon. Frank A. Manzanares is in the
city from Las Vegas. Mr.. Manzanares
says that from ~ indications Duncan
and Desmarais will represent San Miguel
and Guadalupe in the council; and
| Abeytia will represent the district COM
! posed Of Celfax, Mora and Union.