Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-19
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Perfect spring weather.

Perfect spring weather.
Regular meeting of Carleton post, g.
A. R., at 1880 p. IN. Visiting comrades
cordially invited.
Harry Motley is fitting up his old time
resort and will have it ready to open up
when the legislature meets.
A Raymond Il Whitcomb excursion
party from New England will arrive to-
night and spend tomorrow forenoon in
the city.
John Hanley has rented one of the
store rooms in the Gonzales block on San
Francisco street and will open up finely
equipped saloon in a few days.
The Republicans hold nomination con-
ventions in few days to select candi-
dates for the coming justice of the peace
election. Jose Maria Garcia. the present
incumbent, is candidate for reelection
in precinct II and Simon Segura wants
the nomination in precinct IS.
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for counterfeiting, is still in Jail, his bond
not yet having been arranged. His
father returned to Santa Fe from Valeu-
cia county Monday night and it is very
probable that bond will be given by
tomorrow.
Local sportsmen are having rare luck
with deer just now. Tom Goodwin came
in at noon with fine doe and 81 Smith
reached town this morning with six
trophies of his prowess, among them a
200 pound buck. He went out again to-
day accompanied by George Dletzel.
Mrs. Helene Rudolph was yesterday
awarded total divorce from her hus-
band, Eli G. V. Rudolph, on suit in the
district court. The principal charge was
abandonment, Rudolph having gone years
ago to Athens, Greece. The evidence was
taken before Special Master j. Il. Suther-
lin and Mr.. John P. Victory was PLAINTIFF
attorney.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Berger to-day received a
letter written Sunday by Mrs. ]. B.
Grozier, teacher at the Cochiti pueblo,
stating that, in spite of all reports to the
contrary, she is quite we'll. Mrs. .Grozier
says that there are now nine Indians sick
with the prevalent disease, one having
died Saturday, after indulging in whole
water melon.
Great complaint is made by court
house officials aud others on account of
the condition of the closets in the base
ment of the court house. These are not
only in dilapidated condition; but, as
at present kept, are positive breeders OF
disease. The county commissioners
should see that this matter Is attended to
and remedied by the time court convenes
on the first Monday of January.
Subscribers to the New MEXICAN are
reminded that it takes money to keep GO
ing such plant as this company oper-
ates. A great many bills have just been
sent out to patrons aad they will very
greatly oblige the management by re-
spending promptly - with the cash.
Otherwise their names will certainly be
stricken from the list. Business is bust
ness.
The city council at its meeting two
weeks ago authorized the issuance of a
warrant for $500 in favor of the fire de-
partment for the improvement of tho fire
hall, with the view to its use az a council
chamber. Unfortunately an issue has
been raised as to whether this warrant
shall bear interest or not and conse-
quently the work is being delayed. This
is greatly to be regretted as the present
council quarters are very crowded and
are, in addition, miserably arranged for
ventilation.
Internal Revenue Collector g. M. Shan
non has appointed Nj. D. Moore as deputy
collector in. place of Mr.. G. L. Betterton
who has resigned. Mr.. Shannon does not
! believe he will need more than one addi-
tional deputy in the collection of the in
come tax. He is daily expecting from
Washington official directions bearing on
the subject, as the duties incident to the
collection begin on January 1.