Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-27
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Democratic primaries tomorrow even
ing.
J. d. Proudft has removed his Office
to Will Grifin's rooms in the Griffin
block.
The young ladies attending school at
Loretto academy enjoyed picnic In the
mountains yesterday.
Lieut.. Kirby has been ordered to pro-
coed to Frankfort, KY, and report in
person to the governor of Kentucky for
temporary duty pertaining to the militia
of that state.
The new short road to Cochiti will be
completed by Saturday night. Then
Santa Fe man can drive over and get
dinner at Allerton, and return home be-
fore night.
Judge Walker, Of the land Office, goes to
Lamy tonight to meet his sons wife, who
is coming here to live permanently. The
Judges son will arrive in few days from
Ration for the purpose of engaging in the
grocery business. Il
Citizens of Santa Fe are mighty glad to
see the water company pushing their i'm
provements, but some Of them can't quite
undertand why the trenches in the streets
should so long remain open. They are
dangerous. ~
Do not forget the church social given
tonight under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society of the M. e. church at the
residence of Mrs. Davis. There will be a
good entertainment and refreshments as
usual. Admission 25 cents for adults and
Is cents for children. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend.
The children at the Sisters orphanage
gave concert on Easter Sunday after
noon for the entertainment Of the patients
at the st. Vincent hospital. Those in
valids who could not walk over to the
orphanage were carried on cots, and the
affair proved bright spot in the tedious
life of those poor sick ones.
The entertainment to be given this
evening for the benefit of the Sunday
school of the Holy Faith promises to be
a delightful affair. Members of the 10Th
infantry orchestry will dispense music.
It will be more in the form of an informal
tea and prom enade concert. Entertain
ment will be from 1870 to 10 o'clock.
Admission Is cts children, 10 cts. Cat
ron's vacant store has been decorated for
the evening, and the Gypsy tent and ice
cream booth will be attractions. The ad-
mission price includes tea and sandwiches.
Ed. Boylan was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Tom. Tucker yesterday afternoon
for hitting Tom. Jones in the back with
heavy piece of iron. Both men were
working for the water works company,
engaged in laying pipe, and from all &C
counts the assault was an unprovoked
one. Boylan is in the county Jail.
There was Republican meeting up|
near the brewery on Sunday night, and
among others who made speeches was
Judge A. L. Morrison. He became most
vehement in dsnourcing local Democrats
and the administration in general sas
character assassins," and used other
terms that left no doubt in the minds Of
his hearers that no chad on his speaking |
coat"
Many business changes are taking place
in Santa Fe these days, all tending to
show increased confidence in the capital
city's future. The latest is the sale of J.
Josephs' st. Elmo saloon to Mr.. Stein,
of st. Louis. Immediately upon closing
the trade Mr.. Josephs leased one of the
storerooms in the new Hanley block and I
will open there a dry goods store.
Hon. w. E. Dame is in from Cerrillos.
He has been over the Cochiti district and
has made over fifty assays Of ore taken