Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-29

Splendid rain last night and more of it
this afternoon.
Capt. Strover calls the members Of the
local militia to meet for drill at 7:3O this
evening.
The water used at the county Jail is IN
bad condition. There is evidently some
defect in the pipes as the water is OF a
yelowish hue and unfit to drink. The
matter should be attended to.
Send flowers for Memorial day before
9 p. m. tomorrow. The ladies are all in
yited to assemble and aid in preparing
the wreaths and bouquets. They meet at
8 O'Clock in the Prince block.
Tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock there
will be German services at the Lutheran
church. near the university. All members
as well as strangers are cordially invited
to be present. Rev. G. A. Neeff, pastor.
Receiver Schotield, of the Albu-
uuerque National bank, is making rec
ord which may not be entirely pleasing
=. to debtors of that defunct institution, but
. it is very satisfactory to its creditors
i, Albuquerque Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hite will shortly
come up from Albuquerque to pass sew
eral weeks here, and it is likely that Mrs
Hites facie faber will present to eastern
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: Santa Fe and its attractions for tourist
and health seeker. Mrs. Gilbert will &C
company them, coming here in order te
: be near her unfortunate husband.
There is to be a south and west trade
congress at New Orleans on June L. The
Board of Trade has been invited to seno
) delegate, and the president of the board
will be glad to appoint any member who
will attend and represent Santa Fe.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince has been in
yited by the president of Colorado
college to deliver the commencement
address at the college on June IL, but has
not yet been able to give a positive
. answer.
Chief Engineer j. M. Howells, of the
water company, arrived in the city las
night for the purpose of inspecting the
work already done on the water system
and also preparing for new work. Grount
was broken yesterday for the new reser
: voir near old Fort Marcy. Four team
and twelve men we're put to work. Th'
force will be largely increased shortly.
No one who appreciates a good must
cal treat by the best of home talent ough
=, to fail to be present this evening at tn
a soiree musicale to be given by the Germa
ID Lutheran people. 1t is seldom that sue
y, varied ana really classic program
rendered. After the intellectual and er
90 % tertaining part wholeso me refreshment
of will be served.
o. The teachers examination, under charl
n of County Superintendent of Schoo
~ ~ Juan j. Ortiz, is still in progress at tt
county assessors office and will contin1
In for three or four days longer. Tho
OF undergoing the examination are Miss
M Mary Theresa Call, Eleonora Warnin
at Margaret LIE B. Geimer, Abigail Tompki
m and Messrs. Facundo Ortiz and r
H. Mcdonald. ....
~ There is said to be no water runni
through the fish-way around the reserve
dam at present. This is matter tt
should not be neglected. The law provid
fine of $500 for every month that
stream is damned in such amanner as
cir prevent the free passage of trout up a
or down str cam.
NV Judge Fall, of Las Cruces, could har'
be likened to Coxey, the great CONNIE
wealer, yet at Santa Fe the other day
n. Judge made dash across the grass in
led plaza, and but for the fact that he h
rem court himself would have met Coke
fate. "Keep off the grass.'-Lordsbt
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