Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-06
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. John j. Ludi, of Lamy, came up
last night and took the initiatory degree
in Aztlan Odd Fellows lodge.
1t is said the Santa Fe county Repub-
licans have decided to hold their nomi-
mating convention two weeks from to-day.
There will be meeting of the Woman's
Board of trade on Monday at 2:30 at their
rooms in the First National bank build
ing.
Lieut.. Stottler will next week make an
earnest effort to locate those historic
cannons which Major Teel is said to have
buried in 1862.
The Jewish feast of Yom Kippur occurs
on Wednesday next. Services, beginning
at shutdown on Tuesday, will be held at
the residence of Mr.. j. Hersch.
Democrats of precinct No. 8, meet to-
night at Vigil's hall to organize club
those in No. 4 at Diego Gozales' hall, and
those in No. II at the Gonzales block.
Geo. Marsh has gone to Bland City to
try and revive the Cochiti Call, changing
its name to the Cochiti Outlook. Light
foot, the former editor, has left the coun-
try.
The Springer Stockman, whose editor,
G. W. Abbott, was recent visitor here,
prints very entertaining article on San
ia Fe. Mr.. Abbott says he loves the
dear old town.
The departure of the 10th infantry
caused vacancies in the two principal
chairs of Aztlan Lodge 1. 0. O. F. Mr..
Charles Wagner was accordingly elected
noble grand last night and Mr.. I. c.
Goldorf vice grand.
A suit for the enforcement of mechan-
les lien was filed this week in the dis
trict court by Mr.. J.. H. Sutherlin as the
attorney for Thomas F. Oliver and Rich
ard Gibbons. The defendant Is the Lin
coin Lucky & Leo Mining company.
A long bridge over an arroyo on the
narrow gauge just this side of the Rio
Grande burned yesterday, taking fire
from passing engine. The mails and
passengers came in by team during the
night, and will be transferred until the
break can be repaired.
Some 1900 sheep, purchased by Arnold
& Stinson for Nebraska parties, will be
driven up from the south next week and
sent north over the narrow gauge road.
They will be sent out in one shipment,
and it will require forty-fve double-deck
cars 10 carry them.
An alteration took place near the
county Jail night before last in which
Donaciano Vigil used knife and cut
young man named Castillo across the
arm. Vigil was arrested and Yesterday
gave bonds for his appearance before the
grand jury.
Manager Dixon has arranged for an
other game of ball with the Cerrillosites,
to take place in this city on the college
grounds, tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O. A
good game is looked for, neither team
being satisfied with the result of the last
one. This will probably be the last game
Of the season.
Judge Downs, who has Just returned
from the east, says 1t is the very general
opinion there that business is improving
throughout the country and that by
spring matters will be in very fine shape.
While in Chicago the judge called on
Judge Vincent, formerly Chief Justice Of
this territory.
Mr.. Edward Haren, SO long with the
A., 7. & s. F. company, was to-day ap.
pointed by the governor immigration
agent for New Mexico with headquarters
at Kansas City. He is worker and an
enthusiast over New Mexico, and with
statehood so near at hand he will be able
to turn many home-seeker toward New
Me1ico's valleys.
The new electric light and power plant,
now in course of construction, will open |
many new business channels for the cap
ital city in three months, and the pro-
gress making on the new reservoirs
makes it probable that large farming
population will be seeking homes in this
valley before another year. Santa Fe is
all right.
Landrum's Academy OF Dancing.
Santa Fe Social club class will form to-
night. Regular adult class forms We'd
nesday night. Children's class every