Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-09
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Work on the driving park was resumed
this morning.
regular meeting of the W. B. T. on
Monday at 2:3O.
Pr Towner, cattle and hide inspector,
is in town rounding up the butchers.
Wait and see the novelties in French
pattern hats at Miss Mugler's next week.
Mariana Armijo left for Las Vegas
last night on Indian depreciation bust
ness.
Mr.. Robert A. Pinkerton, of New York,
one of the famous detectives, left the
Palace for California last night.
W. s. Burke leaves tomorrow for Las
Vegas to attend meeting of the normal
school board to be held on Monday.
Blue birds and robbins, sweet-voiced
harbingers of spring, have made their
appearance in the orchards of Santa Fe.
John Everett, of Catskill, Taos county;
Anastasio Roybal, of Pecos, San Miguel
county; and Marcus q. de Baca, of Pena
Blanca, Bernalillo county, have been ap-
pointed and commissioned as notariea
public.
The Rio Hondo company has filed a
certificate with the territorial secretary
changing its principal place of business
from Louisville, KY, to Taos, N. M, and
has designated Lorion W. Brown as ita
authorized agent.
|. Mr.. Beecher Twitohell, of this city, has
been awarded desirable appointment as
yard check freight clerk for the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad company at
Ell Paso. This will be pleasing news to
the young mans many friends.
Word comes from Col. j. E. Edginton,
superintendent of the military school at
Roswell, that "Reggy" Mckenzie is one
of the very best students under his
charge. He is always attentive to his
duties and is making rapid progress in
his studies. This will be good news to
his parents and his many Santa Fe friends
Word from Fort Reno is to the effect
that Private Hunt, of the 10th infantry,
has been welded to Miss Lucca, the hand
some daughter of Principal Musician
Lucca, of the 10th infantry band. The
young lady in the case is said to have
broken of her engagement with wealthy
New Yorker to take the name of Hunt.
Mr.. W. II. Henry, of Salt Lake, who is
here organizing lodge Of the Woodmen
of the World, states that he is making
most satisfactory progress, having Sc
cured up to this time about twenty men,
bers. A meeting for the purpose Of or
ganizing will be called sometime next
week.
Valentine Schick, the we'll known Ger
rillos landlord, and Glen Nicely, of Clay
county, Mo-, were in town last night on a
mining deal. If certain results are OBJ
tanned from ores which these parties have
sent east four stack smelter will be built
at Cerrillos this summer by Denver and
Kansas City parties.
Or. J. H. Lacey, formerly connected
with the army, and for fifteen years res
ident of New Mexico and Arizona, has
located in Santa Fe and is fitting up an
Office IN the Griffin block. He is rela-
tive of Mr.. T. ]. Mclaughlin, of the
Santa Fe Copper company, at San Pedro,
from which point he will shortly bring
his family.
The lower Pecos valley, where the
splendid enterprise of ]. J. Hagerman
and his colleagues is to be observed on
i every side, continues to attract the thrifty
settler. Every little while camping par
ties may be encountered in Santa Fe, and
when questioned say they hail from Colo.
RADIO aud are en- route to the Pecos coun.
try.
The Republican newspaper correspond.
ents are still doing all they can to TO-
"oAV uAouoAo oiAoAk uuo DouooInVio
leaders. That silly story published in
the Las Vegas Optic, as to trouble exist.
ing between President Curry, of the late
legislative council, and Surveyor General
/ Easley, is utterly without foundation. The
NEW MEXICAN reporter happens to know
that the most friendly relations exist be.
tween these two gentlemen.
Mr.. Levi A. Hughes, Will Hall ant
others are the promoters of an import
ant irrigating enterprise in the Rie
Grande valley near Espanola. Theil
plan contemplates the taking out of .
big ditch at the upper end of the La Joya
some distance above Espanola, and ex.
tending down the river SO as to cover al
the arabic lands to Santa Cruz and Sar
Ildefonso. Several thousand acres Of
choice land will thus be rendered fruitful
and not less than 100 families will DO a.
forded desirable homes thereon. The
value of such enterprises to New Mexico
can hardly be overestimated.
Mrs. Riyenburg, president of the Wo.
mans Board of Trade, is advised that on
Monday evening, March 10, ball will be
given at Central hall, Cerrillos, for the
benefit Of the widows and orphans of the
White Ash disaster. Tickets have been
sent and placed on sale at Albuquerque,
Gallup, Socorro, Las Cruces, San Marcial,
Santa Fe. Las Vegas, Ration and Bloss-
burg, and are on sale at various places
both at Cerrillos and Madrid. The Santa
Fe ladies have twenty-five tickets, which
they hope our citizens will readily take.