Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Lewis creamery butter, IS cents, at
Beaty's.
Santa Fe business men are frank to
state that trade is rapidly improving.
Mr.. Frank W. Broad is here from Den
yer to superintend the shipment of 1000
sheep north over the narrow gauge.
From law and order stand point Santa
Fe is very quiet these days. Itwould be
we'll for the city to economic little and
reduce the police force.
The Guild of the church of the Holy
Faith will meet at the residence of Mrs.
W. 7. Thornton, Friday, February Is, at
$3.50 p. m. @. L. Bartlett, secretary.
The probate court has ordered the coun-
ty clerk to notify all administrators and
guardians, who have failed to make re-
ports according to law, to do SO by May l.
Santa Fe citizens are quietly investi-
eating into another rich mineral strike
said to have been made lately quite near
the city. 1t is kept very shady for the
present.
Indians have been going in troupes to
the court house for the past three days in
order to have their cattle brands record
ed according to law. Clerk Romero has
been kept busy.
So much public interest in the news
from coohiti is displayed just now that
the New MEXICAN needs make no apology
for devoting large share of it's space
TO- day to the publication of facts relative
thereto.
Mrs. Cecilia Morgan has returned to
the city from Cerrillos, where her sister,
Perfecta, wife of Mr.. Camilo Mares, re-
Gently died. Mrs. Mares was we'll known
IN Santa Fe and her death is regretted by
many.
Attention boys! A meeting will be
held at 1880 this evening, at the iremens'
hall, for the purpose of organizing a
cadet company and social club. Twenty
one lads have signed tho roll and others
are invited to do so.
Mrs. Emma viles, mother of Mr.. Chas.
Viles, we'll known in Santa Fe as one
of the prosperous ranchmen of the Pc
cos valley, and member of the firm of
Windsor q Viles, cattle raisers, died at
her home in eastern Kansas yesterday.
The friends .of Mr.. Viles will regret to
learn of his sad loss.
Special orders No. 8, headquarters
department of the Colorado, of date the
9Th inst, contain this paragraph: "1st
Lieutenant Isaac W. Littell, adjutant 10th
infantry, is relieved as member and
detailed as judge advocate of the general
conrt-martial convened at Fort Marcy,
N. NJ, by paragraph 5, Special Orders,
No. 6. c. s., from this headquarters, during
the trial of Private Thomas Doyle, Com
pany B, 10th Infantry, vice End Lieut.
enaut Marcus B. Stokes, 10th infantry,
relieved during this trial only"
The members of the county board
called and examined the county Jail late
yesterday afternoon. The prisoners con.
fined there spoke very highly of the treat
ment they received at Che hands Of Sher-
if Cunningham and his guards, thus CIV
,rg the fat contradiction to the reports
to the contrary lately circulated by ire
sponsible persons. This is official
Mr.. F. 9. Garbutt, manager of the
Bucyrus placer gold saving machine that
Buffalo and Milwaukee parties have just
put in on the Chama at cost of some
thing like $4,000, is in the city on bust
ness. He states that the machine will be
started on test run just as soon as
weather permits. He is a practical man,
four years at Leadville and four years in
San Juan county, Colorado, and if this
machine doesn't revolutionize placer
mining in New Mexico he will greatly
miss his guess.