Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-12
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Old papers for sale at the New MEXICAN
office.
TRAN three hours late going south to-
night.
Piano owners should see Mr.. w. M.
Harris announcement in another column.
The Colorado miner in search of gold
is still pouring into New Mexico over the
D. L. r. G. road. A whole raft of 'em
came in last night
Hon. Nazario Gonzales, the sage of
Cienega and a mighty good man all
around, paid visit to the New MEXICAN
Office last evening. He came to congrat-
ulate the new management and to sub
cribe for Ell NuEvo MExIcANo.
The meetings of extra services at the
Methodist church are held every night at
1880. The interest still continues good.
Rev. Mr.. Weaver is an interesting speaker.
Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
Santa Fe has five meat markets and but
one of them cares sufficient about the
success of home institutions to carry an
advertisement in the local paper.
No fugitives from justice, nor men
under indictment by the courts, are roam
ing at large over in Santa Fe county,
that Sheriff Cunningham knows cf.-Las
Vegas Optic. 81.
The Santa Fe public school teachers
have organized Teachers association
which meets every Monday after school
hours, Miss Heath, superintendent of
city schools, presiding.
Another attempt was made near Berna-
lilo few nights ago to wreck an A., T.
& S. F. passenger train. What Bernalillo
county needs most just now is a sheriff
such as holds the reins in Santa Fe
county-a man who, when he goes after a
criminal, will get him.
Henry Pullman, SO long in charge OF
the Muller bar, has branched out into
business for himself and will on to-mor-
row open a new saloon in the corner
room of the Staab block. He has had the
place thoroughly overhauled and neatly
fitted up.
In his quiet way, Mr.. s. s. Beatty, the
Water street merchant, is doing great
deal in the mercantile line. You would
never guess it from the appearance OF
his little store, but 1t is nevertheless a
fact that he has twenty car loads Of
merchandise stored about his premises
Mr.. Beatty's freight receipts this week
consist of five car loads of stuff-two oil
flour, one of canned goods and two OF
hay.
The sold Joe" meat market opened for
business yesterday. It's location is on
central Frisco street, nearly opposite
the Staab block, and the stock on hand
and to be kept is frst-class. "Jce" is
very popular with the housewives of San.
ia Fe, and the new enterprise ought to dc
we'll, particularly since the first thing
they see fit to do is to lend their share
toward supporting good home newspa
per.
Lieutenant Colonel John Borradaille, oil
Albuquerque, is in receipt of letter
from Capt. Lucero, of the Prince rifles
of Las Vegas, in which the latter states
that his company are very enthusiastic
over the prospect Of general assem-
bling of the territorial militia at Santa Fe
on Washington's birthday.
The funeral of the late John Gwyn, for.
merly adjutant general, occurred from
Mrs. Nolan's residence at II o'clock this
morning. 1t was largely attended by old
timers. Rev. Geo. G.. Smith officiated.
The pail bearers were Adjutant General
Geo. w. Knaebel, w. 8. Fletcher, E. L.
Bartlett, Louis Felsenthal, ex.adjutant
generals; J. p. O'Brien and 2. H. Warner.
The body was laid away in Fairview
cemetery.