Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-03
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The plaza is undergoing raking pre-
paratory to spading and seeding it to
blue grass.
Certain city property holders will be
interested in reading the new sewer or
dinance appearing in this issue.
Died at $3.50 this a. M, Jim Wagner
Cross, one of the best all-around family !
horses that ever set foot to earth.
The county board of commissioners !
met in regular session yesterday for a
general annual review of county business.
Much enthusiasm is expressed at the
federal building over the change in the
management of the New MEXICAN.
Although number of extra copies were
issued, yesterdays edition of the New
MEXICAN was sold out in less than half
an hour after the press ceased running.
Read the New MEx1cAN's Geographic
news columns. The regular morning
Associated Press report is published in
these columns twelve hours in advance of
any other New Mexico journal.
c.. C. CirbJ, deserter from troop c.
7th cavalry, was turned over to the au-
thorities of Fort Marcy this morning by
Fred Fornoff, of the Albuquerque police
force, who effected his arrest.
Regular meeting of Carleton post, G.
A. R., at 1880 p. M, at their hall in the
Miller building, south side. Installation
and other business of Importance to be
transacted. Visiting comrades cordially
invited.
The Spanish-Dramatic society gave a
most creditable entertainment at Gray's
hall on Saturday night last. There were
fully 300 people present and the dance
that followed was not the least pleasant
feature. 1t is hoped similar entertain
ment will be given at an early day.
On an American 25 cent piece there arc
thirteen stars, thirteen letters in the scroll
held in the eagles beak, thirteen mar
ginal feathers in each wing, thirteen tail
feathers, thirteen parallel lines in the
shield, thirteen horizontal bars, thirteen
arrow heads and letters in the "quarter
dollar"
The public schools resumed their SEES
sions yesterday with larger attendance
than previous to the holidays. Directors
and teachers unite in expressing the hope
that parents will enforce regular attend
ance on the part of their children, as by
this means only can the classes be kept
in good working shape.
Correct observation in the Las Vegat
Optic: at is understood, over this way
that George Marsh, capable and in
dustrious journalist, in whom there is nj
guile, will have charge of the city col
umns of the NEW MEXICAN at Santa r.
under the new management
F. M. Jones' blooded race mare wa
purchased yesterday by Messrs. Gillmou
and Nichols, the horse trainers, at nea
figure. They will put her into trainin
at once along with their six other horses
in hopes that somebody will have publ
spirit enough to inaugurate race cours
here before many months have passed.
Major Llewellyn's resignation as liv
stock agent for the A., I. & S. F. roat
carried with it the resignation also {
Mr.. James A. Baird as assistant live stoc
agent. These gentlemen have rendere
y the company good service during the
Y tenure of Office. They left the city la'
~ evening for the south. Major Llewelly
will devote his attention to his larG
quartz and placer gold mining Interest
in Sierra county, and Mr.. Baird says
will soon be in the harness again
l southern New Mexico.
4 Carleton post No. 8 of Santa, Fe g.
81 R., with seventy members has not had
u death in nearly three years. Llncol
y post No 10, of San Juan county has ha
but one death since it was organized
1883. This certainly speaks well for Il
healthy climate of New Mexico.
German Lutheran church, Rev. g.
Neeff, pastor. This evening at III
O'Clock German services. Afterwart
yearly general meeting of the congreg
ton in which treasurer's report will
accepted and officers elected for the e.
suing year. All are cordially invited
attend. This evening also new membe
will be received into the congregatie
and those not members as yet are ask
to be present in order to be received.