Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-06-26
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Attractive exercises at Loretto academy
tonight.
Centennial Encampment No. 3, l. 0. ..
F., meets this evening in Paradise hall at
8 O'Clock.
Brief and record printing done on
short notice at the NEW MEXICAN job de- |
pa7tment.
The trees and grass in the eastern part
of capitol park need attention. That
portion is short of water.
Report from St. Johns, A. T., says that
John V. Morrison, son of A. l.. Morrison,
was shot few days ago. He will re-
cover.
Postmaster Gable has moved his under
taking rooms from the Bishops place to
the old Herlow hotel building on lower
Frisco street.
Nothing was done at the adjourned
regular meeting of the city council last
night. Mayor Sloan and Clerk Hill could
not muster quorum.
Every CITIZEN ought to feel it his duty
to aid Park Policeman Bowers in keeping
the cratic small boy and girl off the
plaza grass these evenings.
The Woman's Board of Trade has sup
piled the lame miner, Jim Harris, with a
brace for his ankle. Harris and his
friends feel very grateful for it.
P. j. Towner, cattle inspector for
! northern New Mexico, is in the city to-
day. He inspected train load of cattle
that were shipped yesterday from the
Lamy stock yards.
Chas. Poetry, we'll known citizen of
Trinidad, arrived by team yesterday via
Elizabethtown and Taos, six and half
days Gil route. He will put in some weeks
hereabouts enjoying vacation with
Quintus Monier.
At the eleventh hour last evening, too
late for announcement in these columns,
the Fort Marcy authorities decided to
change the plaza concert hour to 6:45-a
very acceptable change. Early tea will
now be the rule and at sunset the plaza
will present picture of animated socia-
bility.
Archbishop Chapelle and Vicar General
Fourchegu are perfecting arrangements
for re-opening St. Catherine Indian
school in this city about the 1st Of Sep
tember, but the names of the superintend-
emit and teachers have not yet been de.
cided upon. Particulars will be given in
these columns later.
Manager McCreight, of the Albuquer'
que Browns, writes that it will be impos
sible for him to assign date for his nine
in Santa Fe until sitter the tireman's
tournament in Las Vegas. Then he viii
be able to arrange for games with botf
the Athletic and the Santa Fe teams.
The stage for Allerton and Bland City
IN the now famous Cochiti district, LEFT
at $3.50 this morning heavily loaded witt
express packages. Charles W. Pollard
of Denver, who goes over for the purpose
of carefully examining the great golt
producers of the district, was one of tn,
passengers.
Manager Conway, of the Santa Fe ball
team authorizes the announcement tina
his team will accept the challenge of tn
Athletic nine for the LIST of July on tn
conditions named in the New MEXICAN o
June 16. The game could not have beel
played sooner on account of the previou
engagem ents of the Santa Fe nine.
Miss Woodward, Miss Julia WOODWARD
Miss Ashcom, OF Philadelphia; Miss Fort
of Las Vegas, and her friend, Miss Peal
Williams, of Columbia, Mo-, an. Mis-
Hemingway, Of Baltimore, constituted
lively bevy of young ladies who took
the historic sights about Santa Fe thi
forenoon.
d The eyes of Park Policeman Bower
; IAlTly SHluo WlUA bduAoioSVioh no AAe oA>
Y quently dilates upon the wonderful prt
q gress the blue grass has made in the plaz
i this season and the pleasing prospect
8 roofing out the weeds and tenacious
u falfa with the world-renowned Kentuck
grass. He says that Santa Fe's plaz
with it's fresh garment of blue grass vi
shine like an emerald just imported froI
= Ireland next year.
After reading the card of Mr.. Downin
n in the New MEXICAN, Harvey H. Zumwal
It who has the painful distinction of havin
: found the warm yet pulseless body {
little Jack Downing, favors devoting tt
j. money freely subscribed for the propose
monument to the construction of drinl
Il ing fountain in the. plaza to the memo'
of the little man.