Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-07
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
rHR RocK1Es-AsH WEDNESDAY.

THh WEbN1sbhh'
OGod of Gods and Lord Of Lords!
Spirit of Love, who ready aid affords
To every meek and lowly heart that owns
Thy sway,
Making the path Of duty lead to perfect
day!
Whose heart Thou hast attuned to Thy
sweet strings,
Who, from the foot of these Thy mountains
grand, .,..-
Through years to come there neyermore
might be
Nor wish, nor aim nor claim, unworthy
Thee!
HYDRo-CARpoN.
Lewis creamery butter, S5 cents at
Beaty's.
Regular meeting Of Carleton post, G..
A. R., at 7:3O tonight. Visiting comrades
cordially invited.
Company G is drilling faithfully and
will merit the approval of the citizens
when they appear in the parade at Santa
Fe.-Alhuquerane Citizen
The social season closed with halo OF
glory last evening. There were three
public entertainments on the boards and
all proved pronounced success.
There will be magic lantern enter
tainment at the Methodist church, lower
San Francisco street, tomorrow, Thurs
day evening, at 1880. 1t will be good
entertainment, and everybody is cordially
invited to be present.
Mr.. G. H. Hudson, of Topeka, assistant
general freight agent of the A., T. & s. f.,
and Mr.. G. H. Morehouse, of Ell Paso, di-
vision freight and passenger agent, both
popular men with New Mexico merchants,
are in the city on business to-day. They
go south this evening.
The city Republican administration ID
making political history these days. Their
habit of employing incompetent and in
experienced public school teachers and
unscrupulous and well known bad men as
policemen will be promptly repudiated OF
the coming election.
The city continues to fill up with
strangers. New faces at all public gather.
| ings IS matter of common remark; so
much so that some of the old timers
scarcely feel at home. That Santa Fe is
growing steadily is very evident. Bust
ness men generally admit that the change
is proving highly beneficial to local
trade.
The young people of the Christian En-.
deavor society gave one of the jolliest OF
entertainments at the Presbyterian church
last evening. There we're many "kaliker'
gowns there and house full of congenial
folk, all of whom enjoyed the unique liter
airy program. 1t proved anything but {
'spoverty" social.
| Gu. Booth, the big sheep buyer fol
Swift Bros, Kansas City, has gone into
the commission sheep business for him
self in connection with ]. @. Knowllin a
Room s6l, Live, Stock Exchange building
Kansas City, Mo. The firms name is ].
Knowllin & Booth. They solicit oonsign
ments from this country. 1t is a stront
firm composed of clever men.
A light furry of snow fell last night, blu
the sunshine drove it off by noon. Yes
terday it showed oil day in the noun
tains north and east Of Santa Fe ant
throughout the central Rio Grando vale,
the storm was unusual At Cerrillol
only film of snow fell, while at Albu
auerque it amounted to Ave inches, a
San Pedro six inches. The snow insurer
abundant spring grass and is therefor,
very welcome.
The Lentsn season began to-day. Til,
day is commemorative of the beginning
of the fasting of our Savior for fort,
days in the wilderness. In like manner
those who observe this season are ex
pected to refrain from oil social event.
during the next forty days, or unit
Easter, which occurs Sunday, March %
The season comes earlier than usual, an,
somewhat curtails the gayeties of tn,
young people.