Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The city council holds it's regular
meeting tonight.
Bee those fine patterns in hats and bon
nets at Miss A. Mugler.
The hose company announces a ball te
take place at Gray's hall on Saturday
night.
The streets about the plaza were giver
thorough wetting down to-day by the
city authorities.
For choice millinery 60 to Miss A
Mugler, Griffin Block.
Santa Fe's chances for shortly having
q first class race track are now excellent
Push the project. There's business in it.
Work on Andy Hornes Cochiti stage
barn commenced to-day.
]. Josephs to-day ope ned new meat
market in the Delgado block stand for
merly occupied by Mr.. Weltmer.
Owing to the soreness of Pitcher Par
dee's arm, of the Little Pittsburgs, or for
some other reason, the ball club repre-
senting Cerrillos failed to put in an ap-
pearance yesterday. A large number of
people were disappointed.
Rev. G. G. Smith, who has just returned
from his summer vacation, occupied his
pulpit yesterday, preaching to a large
congregation both morning and evening.
In its issue of the End, the New MEXICAN
prints two-page description of the Pc
cos valley. May we not hope the result
will be many more additions to the roll
OF new settlers who are coming into our
valley from all parts Roswell Register.
DR.. Longstreet, the single tax lecturer,
gave very entertaining program Satur-
day night as the conclusion of his stay
in Santa Fe. The audience, while fairly
large, was not near so good as the merits
of the entertainment justified. The
doctor left yesterday for Cerrillos where
ne will spend the whole of the present
week.
In Jewish circles, yesterday evening,
began one of the most interesting Of
their religious feasts, known as the festi-
val OF booths. This lasts eight days and
Jews in orthodox communities observe it
by living in outdoor structures for the
whole time. The seventh day is known
as Simchat Thora or the day in honor of
the giving of the law by Moses to the
children of Israel. The feast is not being
observed in Santa Fe to any great extent
During the last day or two the town of
Galisteo has been having quite lively
time, according to reports received in
Santa Fe to-day. A day or two ago Fe-
lipe Trujillo was assaulted with stones by
young man named Eulogio Ortega.
Trujillo was badly hurt but will recover.
His assaiant was promptly arrested by
the local constable and given a prelimin-
ary hearing. He was placed under $500
bond which was promptly given. Yester-
day Atanaclo Padilla was also assaulted
and seriously though not fatally hurt.
Further particulars could not be obtained.
A mixture of whisky and politics seems
to have been at the bottom of each trou-
Bile.
Philip q. Gillett, L. l.. D., who up to
the last year was superintendent of the
illinois school for deaf mutes at Jackson
vile, Ill, for forty years, is in the city
visiting the New Mexico school for the
deaf and blind. He is now president of
the American association to promote the
teaching of speech to the mutes. In that
interest he has visited nearly every school
IN this country. DR.. Gillett has given his
whole life to the work of educating the
deaf and dumb, and ranks second to none
as scholar and educator. The Illinois
school in Its almost perfect standard is
monument Of his untiring energy and
ability.
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