Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-14
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Said the merchant looking wise
AS soon as my trade picks up bit,
| am going to advertise"

AS soon as my trade picks mp bit,
Said the merchant looking wise
AS soon as my trade picks up bit,
am going to advertise"
Lewis creamery butter, 35 cents, at
Beaty's.
No German Lutheran services this
evening.
Herlow has decided to put on stage to
Cochiti. Good.
! Lost, an oxidized silver umbrella handle;
finder will be suitably rewarded if re-
turned to this Office.
Would't it be good idea for the mem
bers of the county board to pay visit
in person to the county Jail? The walls
are tumbling down and something ought
to be done.
Five passenger trains passed through
Lamy last night, carrying mails delayed
by the heavy snow in Kansas. The train
due to leave here at 5:45 this evening is
reported four hours late.
AS will be seen by dispatches from
Chicago to-day, the father of Geo. Nc
Donald, the young man who died here
yesterday, has been SO badly upset by
news of his sons death as to become in
sane.
| Among those of our citizens who went
up to the Cochiti mining district to see if
the stories of the camp as told by the
Citizen were true, was George Hofeins,
and he has returned home feeling salts
fed that the district is good one and
that the mines there will prove bonanzas
to their owners--Albuquerque Citizen.
Five miners from Colorado came in
over the narrow gauge last night and are
Quitting here to-day, intending to leave
for the Cochiti gold camp tomorrow. j,
W. Akers sent out prospecting party
three miners, this morning, and Mr.
Valentine Carson will send out party Of
three prospectors to morrow on similar
mission.
There are twelve prisoners in the SAINTS
Fe county jail, and there are out on bond:
just fifty-eight more persons accused Of
various offenses. Many of these bonds
are said to be of the ''straw" variety, and
it therefore seems to be question
whether, in case they skip before the mex
term of court, anything could be made
out of them. This matter ought to be in.
vestigated by the proper authorities.
4 Capt. Saltmarsh, of company G, states
that he has received several letters from
Santa Fe, which convince him that tn,
, militia will be royalty entertained Al
, Santa Fe on Washington's birthday. TIT
militia visitors will eat dinner and sup
per with John Forsha, proprietor of TIN
Exchange hotel, while the ball and ban
:, quet will be held at the Palace hotel
Albuquerque Citizen.
Messrs. Herlow and Kelly, who started
f for Cochiti on Monday morning, returned
home last evening. They report tn
snow four feet deep IN Cochiti noun
tains and say it is useless to try and &c
into the new gold fields for at least tw'
weeks yet. However, they talked will
many miners, all of whom agree tina
: Cochiti will prove four time winner thi
spring.
Mayor Twitchell, Mr.. Valentine Car
!, son, Mr.. E. T. Webber and Hon. L.
: Hughes have taken hold of the project o
issuing an artistic pamphlet descriptiv,
of Santa Fe. They have made nea
draft of the work proposed to be ISSUED
and will lay it before business men il
hopes that their own liberal subscrip
lions will be supplemented by others
By the distribution ofsuch a pamphlet or
all west-bound trains passing Trinidad
there is scarcely doubt but that an ad
dition of fully 1000 can be added to tn.
population of Santa Fe during the com
ing six months. 1t is prize worth
striving for.
With the rich Amizett gold district or
the north, seventy-fve miles distant, Co
chiti's budding boom, thirty-Ave miles
west, the assurance of big fruit croI
and work in progress on the other great
reservoirs, it would seem that the city o.
Santa Fe would be good place to tie tt
for the coming six months. Business
men in search of new locations can wei
afford to wait and be ready to take ad
vantage of the opportunities that are
surely to come inside few weeks. Tn.
man who keeps his eye on the mali
chance is going to have opportunities
here to show the stuff he is made of.
| Miguel Alire was arrested last night ant
thrown into the city cooler, and thit
morning he paid fine of $9. rs on the
charge of drunkenness. Miguel does moi
mind this SO much, but he thinks Police
man Paublin Garcia showed neat politi
cal distinction in arresting him, a Demo
crat, and permitting his two companions
Republicans, who were quite as drunk as
he, to 60 free. A fine city police has San.
ia Fe.
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