Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-24
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Just received, fine line of fall goods
at Miss Mugler's.
Regular meeting of W. B. I. at 2:3o
Monday afternoon. .
The trees and grass in the capital
grounds require attention.
Some substantial and much needed
street Improvements are going on to-day
on Gaspar avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Palmer feel9very
grateful for the many kindnesses shown
them during the late fatal illness of their
little 8-months- child.
The allowance by the department OF the
sum of 81 400 year for CLERK hire at the
Santa Fe postofice is substantial ao-
acknowledgements by the government that
business in Santa Fe is improving.
Archbishop Chapelle has called the
parish priests of New Mexico to assemble
in retreat at the cathedral next week.
There are between thirty and forty Of
them, and most of them will reach here
by Tuesday night.
Beecher Tvitchell writes from Ell Paso
that he has been promoted. He is now
in charge of the movement of all trains
of the A., T. l. s. F. and connecting lines
in the yards at Ell Paso. This is pleasing
news to his Santa Fe friends.
DIR. Bell, the veterinary surgeon, has
examined thirty head of milch COWS here
and found them in perfect condition. He
has, however, information that several
herds are alleged to be afflicted with
tuberculosis and will examine these next
week.
The program for the concert by Prof.
Perez band in the plaza, from to $3.50
tomorrow evening, is as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iI2 eaue.s b. Chambers
Waltz--I See the White Sails Coming
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j. F.; Skelly
MazurlSa- Bloom of Spring . H. P. Brothers
La Golondrlna. ........,...........f. D. helier
Galop-- Beauty. .'..'..... warren
Prof. Perez explains that he placed
"La Paloma" and "La Golondrina" on the
program at the special request of some
ladies who are visiting in Santa Fe from
the east.
Geo. W. Whitehead, FL Paso; RI. Nc
Neal, Denver; W. s. Sells, Chicago; W. E.
Dame, Cerrillos; Frank Springer, Las
Vegas; j. s. Williams and wife, Chicago;
Joe COIN, Fort Worth, are at the Palace.
Mr.. J. E. Hurley, superintendent, and
Mr.. G. j. Sholes, assistant superintendent
of telegraph of the A., 7. & s. 4. railroad,
came in this morning on Mr.. Hurley
special car and are spending the day
looking about the city.
W. G.. Ashdown, who has an abiding
faith in the future gold districts of the
territory, has returned from St. Louis
fully prepared to develop his mining
properties near Dolores. After laying in
full supply of tools, provisions, ETC., he
left for his camp last night, intending to
spend several weeks in active work upon
his claims.
Real live railroad competition is hence
forth to be Santa Fe's privilege. The
other day the d. & R. G. company an
nounced q l cent mile rate for the round
trip from all points in Colorado and Utah
to Santa Fe, good for fifteen days from
September Is. Now the A., T. & s. F
comes forward and announces similar
rate from Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo to Santa Fe.
Messrs. Bert Latshaw, Jesse Rood and
Horace Hutchinson, trio of bright
young fellows from Pueblo, Colo, ar
rived here via Taos on their wheels al
noon to-day. After seeing the sights here
over Sunday they leave for home via Laf
| Vegas.