Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-13
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

For choice millinery go to Miss A.
Mugler. Griffin block.
The Andrew Jackson Democratic club,
of precinct holds meeting at Gonzales
hall at 1870 tonight.
Julian Estrada has made application
for homestead entry in San Miguel
county with Receiver Delgado of the land
office.
Col. T. F. Moore brought Mr.. Randolph
Kelly in from Cerrillos last night and
placed him under the care of DR.. Harroun
at st. Vincent sanitarium.
The Democrats of precinct No. II
meet with precinct No. tonight and
those of 10 meet with precinct No. 3.
See those fine French patterns in hats
and bonnets at Miss A. Mugler's.
The game between the Santa Fe and
Cerrillos ball teams Sunday afternoon will
be the last of the season and close
game is expected.
It is said the new electric company has
bought out the gas company and will
rs soon as the new plant is ready for
business, close down the gas works en-
tirely.
A letter from Mr.. A. Gusdorf announces
that the Lucas Placer Mining company
of Taos, has just made the first clean up
after run of its new Hutchinson gold
mill and that the result is highly satisfac-
tory.
There is a report current about the
streets that somebody or other has had
from army headquarters or some other
place an intimation that, possibly, Col
Bliss and two companies of the oath in.
fantry may be soon ordered to occupy
Fort Marcy.
Hon. w. G. Waterman, of Denver, is in
the city. Mr.. Waterman is attorney fol
some of the leading parties connected
with the sale of the Santa Fe Southern
road and it is understood that he is here
for the purpose of arranging to rebuild
the bridge burned on that road about a
week ago.
Candidate Catron returned last even
ing from San Miguel and Mora counties
He attended the county convention in the
latter county and there officiated as the
attempted peace-maker between the tive
Republican factions. It is also under
stood that financial refreshments were
distributed among the tired voters Of
northeast New Mexico; and that Repub
lican loyalty has proportionately risen in
some localities.
The Santa Fe cyclists will have handi'
cap race to Lamy on Sunday, October 81
At least sixteen wheelmen will partici
pate. The wheelmen who start on The
scratch will leave at 8 p. M, the Others
being given starts VARYING from forty.
Ave minutes down. The riders will re-
turn on the train. All riders are asked
to 60. For particulars, handicaps, etc.
inquire of F. Alley or A. J. Fischer.
Messrs. Gusdorf & Do1an are unpack.
ing splendid lot of goods to-day. This
firm showed its business sense by not
buying its winter stock until after the
passage of the tariff reform bill. As a
consequence marked reductions in prices
of mems clothing ard ladies' dress goods
are noted. good suit Of clothes that
formerly cost $14 to SIG may now be
had at 80 to $12 and similar reductions
are shown in ladies' dress goods, blank
cts, etc.
| A number of business men have taken
hold of the race track project in earnest
and the chances are good that Santa Fe
will soon have a first-class half-mile
track. Thirty acres of land at the foot
of San Francisco street were to-day
secured for the purpose.