Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-24
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Flavlo Silva yesterday finished the
school census in ward 4, and reports &
total of 1856, So boys and Sc girls.
Mr.. Dave Shoemaker, the well known
ball player, and Miss Hope Abeytia, bott
of this city, we're united in marriage at F.:
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The weather bureau records show rain
fall at Santa Fe as follows during the
last four days: Sunday, 81; Monday
80; Tuesday, las; last night .3s; this
afternoon, .46; a total of 3.l7 inches.
The only child of John 7. Glass, the
accomm odating porter at the Exchange
died this morning of cholera morbus
The little girl was 8 years old. Johns
many friends extend their sympathy
Funeral at 3 p. m. tomorrow.
Mrs. w. .Widmeyer, we'll remembered
IN Santa Fe as the wife of former U. s.
weather observer here, died in New
Hampshire last week. Her health failed
in Florida, where her husband is engaged
in pineapple growing, and she went east
hoping the change might prove bene-
fetal.
Sundays Globe-Democrat contains a
tive-column article detailing the opera
tions of the outlaws in Mora and San
Miguel county which the authorities
BROKE up and ran to Justice last year,
Some highly plimentary things are
said of Sheriff Cunningham and pic
ture of that efficient officer is presented.
The smelter at Oerrillos seems to BE-
assured. Contracts are to be issued ard
let at once and the company, which has
been incorporated under the title of New
Mexico Mining, Smelling & Refining
company, will break ground to begin
construction on August 1.
Again the ball game will have to be
postponed, the washed out bridges not
being in condition yet to transfer the
passengers. However, transfer will be
made this afternoon, but too late for to-
days game. To-morrow's game will be
certainty, barring rain. Dixson, not
having returned from Durango, will not
be In the game, Webber taking his place
in the team. The game will be called at
B p. m. Admission, so cents.
A flood of water poured down the ar
royo back of the gas works yesterday
afternoon and filled the new reservoir to
overlooking. The dam as far as built
had been arranged with a temporary
spill-way, and over this the food poured
in great volume. When that reservoir
is finished the water therein will cover
268 acres.
All trains except a bob-tail from Las
Vegas to Lamy and Santa Fe are still tied
up on the Santa Fe between Trinidad and
Ell Paso. From the latter point but one
mail has come north since Sunday morn
ng and that was transferred at Rosario
bridge on the Galisteo. No information
ID to the probability of moving trains
onight can be had, particularly since
he rain is still falling. Lateral
o'clock it was said train from the south
would probably get through by O'Clock.
Mr.. Charles Haspelmath, whose energy
nd enterprise have contributed so much
oward building up prosperous CON-
nunity at Lamy, has sold out his ex-
ensive general merchandise business to
ohm Pfueger & Go. and will make the
'alace hotel in Santa Fe his headq uarters
or the present. In the course of six
lonths he expects to again engage in
usiness at some inviting point in this
egion. 1t is not at all unlikely that he
ill conclude to take a hand in the
ochiti mining district.