Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-24
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Lewis creamery butter, So cents, at
Beatys.
The cadet corps meets tonight at fire.
mans hall.
The Royal Arch degree of Masonry was
conferred upon Sheriff Cunningham and
Hon. W. E. Dame last night.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Board of Trade will be held at their
rooms next Monday at 2:30 p. m.
The NEW MEXICAN is the only daily
newspaper in the territory that issued on
Washington's birthday. The people must
have the news, you know.
The water will be shut Off from o'clock
in the morning until some time in the
afternoon, tomorrow, probably all day.
1t is necessary to fix the pipes.
A company to establish telephone
line to Cerrillos, San Pedro and Cochiti
and eventually to run from Cerrillos to
Albuquerque, is being organized here
this afternoon.
&c. Alley, late night clerk for Wells,
Fargo & Co. at Albuquerque, arrived here
to-day and was checked in as local agent
to succeed Chas. Shaffner, who goes to
Silver City in hopes that change of eli
mate will improve his health.
For tomorrow afternoons plaza con-
cert the program will be as follows:
Oyerture-A Night in New York. 49,. Brooks
| Waltz-Promenade. ................ 80. Gung !
Selection fir. Mass in F.. ..... ARG. Ripley
National Anthem--God Save Our President
l. ...,.,..., ..Mlllaru
The little matter of the dispute at the
football grounds on Thursday was annie
ably adjusted by Mr.. Mcdonald, of the
Albuquerque team, calling upon 1t. Har-
ison and apologizing. Mutual regrets
were then expressed and the matter
ended.
Thos. Herlow, the livery man, stands
always ready to help out Santa Fe. His
.vuI uvIsu picnlc wagon and carriage
were at the disposal of the visiting mill
tia all day Thursday, and when Adiutant
General Knaebel called to settle to-day
Mr.. Herlow informed him that there was
no bill to settle.
H. B. Cartwright is in receipt Of the
first car load of the new crop of Califor-
mia oranges. They are better and cheaper
than usual, running from 16 to so cents a
dozen. The California lemon crop this
year also shows marked improvement.
The Albuquerque Democrat is not con-
sistant at all. In speaking of the visit of
the militiamen to Santa Fe on Thursday
it says: ut was horrible day SO far as
the weather was concerned Then, else
where in the Democrat it speaks of Albu-
querque weather on that date thus: "The
colored masquerade ball, which was to
have taken place at Turner hall, had to
give way to the elements and was post
poned," while the Citizen says that all
the events advertised for celebrating
Washington's birthday "were either post
poned or entirely abandoned on account
of the intense cold and severity of the
weather."
Severe wintry weather has prevailed
throughout all New Mexico during the
past few days. At Albuquerque and Las
Cruces the cold has been unusual, accom-
panied by high winds. 8. n. Arnold got
in last night from the Chilli region, 100
miles south, and he reports the snow
fourteen inches deep on the level and
deeper further south. With two inches
Of snow, rapidly disappearing under the
influence of a genial sun, Santa Fe, there
fore, still may lay claim TO being the
climatic leader.