Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-22

Oak on Saturday.
The winter is almost gone. The blue
birds of spring are focking back from
the south.
Old papers, exchanges, suitable fol
wrapping paper, may be purchased al
this office.
The largest cash receipts from street
sales ever scored by newspaper at
Santa Fe were made by the New MEXICAN
on Saturday.
Special convocation of Santa Fe X. A.
Chapter No. 1, this evening, at 1880
o'clock. Visiting companions are cor
daily invited. ...
A. G. ireland to-day closed long term
lease for the Second National bank room
and will fit it out as the handsomest drug
house in New Mexico.
Yesterdays delightful weather brought
out an unusual attendance at the plaza
concert. Many strange faces were notice
able In the crowd.
The Methodists are to hold church
social at the residence of Mr.. W. M.
Berger, near the University, on Tuesday
evening of this week.
Mauricio Gonzales, who was tried late
on Saturday afternoon before Justice
Garcia for carrying arms, was fined $50
and sentenced to sixty days in the city
Jail. . 3i.>
Isaac NOVEL;, three years, and his fe-
male companion, Addie Wiltsie, five
months, in the penitentiary, were SEN
fences passed by Judge Seeds upon two
Edmund act law breakers this afternoon.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Dreamer looked as nat
ural as life as he took his old place this
morning behind the prescription case Of
the City Drug Store, which will hereafter
be known as Creamer's Apothecary.
Mrs. Delgado has ordered extensive re-
pairs on the store room lately vacated by
the D. & R. G. Express company. A
new front is also to be put in. W. j.
Slaughter will occupy the room as a
barber shop and baths.
If the Albuquerque foot ball players
are really in earnest about contesting for
honors with Santa Fe's Fort Marcy team
they should begin arrangements at once
to come here on February 20, when the
territorial militia will assemble in this
city.
New Mexico's first poultry show opens
at Albuquerque tomorrow. Prof. Ell
more Chase, of Ramona Indian school
goes down tonight with several coops Of
fine birds. Santa Fe can always BIT
| counted on when it comes to helping
ing out it's neighbors in such enterprise.
as this.
The Lamy-Santa Fe branch of the A
7. & s. F. continues to do an unprece
dented business. To-day there are twelv,
cars of merchandise loading and unload
ing in the yards here. They comprise
Water pipe, two cars; hides, one car
canned goods, one car; sugar, three cars
hay, three cars; general merchandise, two
cars.
! Investigation of the records at the U
s. weather bureau Office shows that sine.
the LIST of October last to this date Their,
have been just six cloudy days in SAINTS
Fe. There was not a day in October thai
was cloudy. In November clouds OBJ
scured the sun on the 18th and 25th; in
December on the 14th and 26th, and thus
far this month the 9Th and 18th were
cloudy. 1t is doubtful if any health
resort in the world can equal this record
Word comes up from Albuquerque to
the effect that all is not serene in news
paper circles there. Editor ]. G. AL
bright, of the Democrat, is wearing his
right eye in sling and has been a large
buyer of raw material at the meat
markets of late as the result of a per
sonal encounter with Mr.. Carleton ]
Ennis, associate editor of the Times ani
son of Mrs. Olive Ennis Hite.
Speaking of the arrest of the men &C
cused of the assassination of ex-Sherif
Frank Chavez and Vigils death, tn,
Lordsburg Liberal says: "Grant count,
acquaintance of Tucker think it wal
suicide. That is the only way they car
describe the death of man who would
20 to she o..ng at Deputy Sheriff Tucker
Canuta Romero, an aged woman from
Santa Fe, long insane, died at the Terri
torial insane asylum, Las Vegas, a few
days since.