Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

| Jose Escobar, of Albuquerque, is at thu
Exchange. ... 49,. ~
Half an inch Of snow last night, and tn,
pictures in the Vale range this morning
were enhancing. =
At the Palace: John Chitwood, jr. SaI
Francisco; Sam Pike, Chicago; G. W
Waterman, Denver; f. Gregory, Boston
H. j. BilIbrough, st. Louis.
John T. Forsha, whose pension was
stopped fifteen months ago, received the
pleasant news this morning that he haG
been restored to the rolls with all arrear.
age paid in full. .
Messrs. Gusdorf & Dolan deserve the
thanks of the citizens for the good exam.
pie they set to-day in cleaning up the
front of their store and scatteri ng grit
on the side. walk.
A private letter announces that A. NJ.
Henry will soon return here from Denver
accompanied by a prominent mining
man named Taylor and will then resume
his contest over the Anaconda mine.
Charles Blattman has filed original
homestead entries for property in Mora
county; and Charles Myers and Patrick
Conavan have filed coal declaratsry state.
ments for property ia Bernalillo county.
"Los Pastores," representation Of the
birth of Christ and the alteration by the
shepherds, will commence to be given to-
night and continue every night until after
New Years, at st. Francis hall. No ad.
mission is charged. ..
Rev. G. A. Neeff, of the German Luth.
eran church, came up from the south
this morning. Hereafter there will be
regular Sunday services at his church
every third Sunday of the month, COM
mencing with Tomorrow. a..
The Young Peoples Society of Chris.
tian Endeavor hold their annual terri
torial convention at Las Cruces ON De.
cember 26 and ~. Rev. g. G. Smith and
one or two others will represent tho San.
ia Fe branch of this organization.
The Albuquerque Citizen of yesterday
says: "The school teacher OF the village
of Cochiti, whose death occurred the
other day, was Mrs. J. B. Grozier." This
certainly must be mistake. A letter
written by Mrs. Grozier on Tuesday last
was seen at the Indian agency to-day and
she was then perfectly we'll.
Sheriff Cunningham yesterday after
noon arrested Albno Barea and three
other persons on charge of larceny. They
had in their possession fourteen head u
sheep which were taken into the custody
of the officers. All except Barela salts.
fed the officers of their innocence and
we're accordingly released. Barela will
be given preliminary hearing this af'
ternoon or Monday.
The hearing of the Santa Fe Southern
case came up before Judge Laughlia this
morning. Mr.. G. W. Waterman, of Dem
yer, and Judge W. B. Sloan were present
representing their respective interests
and District Attorney j. H. Crist was on
hand to protect the interests of Santa Fe
county in the controversy. On account
of the absence of Mr.. q. H. Gildersleeve
and Judge H. L. Warren the hearing Of
the case was postponed until Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Col. T. F. Moore has traded the fran.
chise, pipes and all appurtenances of the
Cerrillos Water & Irrigation company to
Charles Haspelmath, of Lamy. The pre-
else terms of the trade are not known
but the colonel takes ranch at Bernallllo
which he says he is going to live on, and
invit.s all his friends to visit him there
after January l, when the transfer is to
be made. Col. Moore has also sold out
his interest in the New Mexico Telephone
company to Fl. B. Cartwright and l.
Sparks, of Santa Fe.
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Mrs. Herman Kruse, of Cincinnati, died
last night at the Palace after an illness of
several days caused by teething. Mr..
and Mrs. Kruse have been here for some
weeks, accompanied by their two child
rem, for their health, and have during
their stay here made many friends who
sympathlze deeply with them in their
affection. Up to alate hour to-day the
arrangements for the funeral had not
been completed.
Judge Laughlin and District Court
Clerk Wyllys yesterday drew juries for
the United States court, which is to be
held here on the first Monday in January.
The w. B. T.are very much encour-
aged at the interest shown in the con-
tinuance of the plaza concerts as evi.
denced by the attendance last Sunday,
and it is their intention to continue these
concerts, giving at least one each week.
On account of the present uncertainty Of
the weather no concert will be held to.
morrow. 1t will be given on some day
next week to be hereafter fxed.