Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-25
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

DR.. Andrews has this spring set out an
acre of strawberries and they are growing
nicely.
| The Boston Standard editorially pro-
nounces base ball "the cleanest profess
sional sport in the country"
Rudolph Esselbach returned from Dem
yer last night and resumed his old posi-
ton in the New MEXICAN book bindery.
Mr.. W. H. Kennedy, of Cerrillos, also
concluded to come to Santa Fe this
morning. He is one of the lucky tales
men.
Kate Field never uttered truer words
than when she said: Zone honest man in
his shirt sleeves soiled with toll is worth
a wilderness of dudes"
The trial of Nicholas Romero, charged
with stealing tools from the National
cemetery, has been postponed until Sat
urday on account of the death of his
mother.
The W. B. 7. have decided to give
social entertainment with refreshments at
Firemens hall on the evening of May Z.
Save your dimes for investment on that
occasion.
Arthur Hudson started for Cerrillos
and other southern points the other day
on sewing machine canvassing cam
paign. He saves horse feed by riding his
bicycle.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Tucker has
been duly commissioned by Inspector
R. J. Towner, of Springer, as deputy cat
tie and hide inspector at Santa Fe and
vicinity.
DR.. Knapp and family, late of St.
Louis, have settled permanently at Es-
pamela. The people there are naturally
glad to have an educated physician
among them.
Messrs. John WEIGH, O. Clossen and G. |
of Cerrillos, arrived at the Ex-
change this morning. They drew winning
numbers on the special venire for jurors
in the Chaves murder case.
Under tho auspices of tho w. B. 7.
sixteen more shade trees have been set
out in the plaza and the blue grass is
being artificially ralned on. Most of the
trees were generously donated by Man
ager Sparks, of the telephone company,
who recently purchased the Atwood
place. Capt. John T. Forsha, of the Ex-
change hotel, also paid the ladies 50 to
plant a Forsha tree in the plaza.
There will be no meeting Of Paradise
odge No. 2, I. O. o. F., this evening, but
IN tomorrow evening Paradise lodge
Ind all visiting Odd Fellows are cordially
invited to join with Aztlan lodge at their
TALL on lower Frisco street to celebrate
he 18th anniversary of the founding of
he order. After general routine business
here will be sumptuous banquet.
There is at present to be found for
ale in some of our grocery stores vege-
able which, although comparatively new
lere, is.sold in large quantities at this
eason in the eastern cities. For the
popular dish of bacon and green's this
Vegetable has no superior, being pre-
erred by most of those who have tried 1t
o green mustard or even spinach. 1t is
,nown by the name Of Scotch kale or
arecole and comes from the gardens of
Or. J. F. Wielandy.
Dick Stevens and q woman named
uana Espinosa undertook to run lower
Water street night before last. Both
fere drunk and disorderly, freely used
'rofane and obscene language on the
treets and even defied the officers. Both
we're arrested by the marshal. Stevens
vas yesterday fined $2z5O Tor twenty
light days in jai) BY Justice Borrego,
nd the case of the woman came up this
orenoon. Stevens must pay up to-day
II 20 to dungeon cell"
Joseph Johnson, sentenced for one
ear for assault with deadly weapon,
nd Ufrano Noceda, seven months and
100 fine for assaulting his wife while .,
rmed with deadly weapon, Berralillo ,
ounty, we're turned over to Col. Berg
,ann this morning, and they will here {
fter be known respectively as Nos. s1s
nd $40. The wife of Noceda came up
n the train with him and they kissed ;
nd made up at the penitentiary.