Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-08
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

When the breezy, blooming boomers are
the universal go,
| How will tailors press the creases in them I
should like to know!
| When the baby's head is nodding and it wants
| to take nap,
| How can mamma lull her darling in bfur-
Gated lap?
How can bridget shoe the chickens with no
skirt to Hop and fling.
| When the creatures go a grubbing in the
garden in the spring?
But the question most annoying that our
speculations catch.
| Can she vie with men in action when she goes
to scratch a match?'
The W. B. L. will hold meeting at 2:3O
on Monday afternoon.
Notable and enduring improvements
are being made in the interior of the
cathedral.
Luscious Santa Fe strawberries are
selling at the local markets for 20 cents
per box.
If anyone in Santa Fe is sufficiently
seized with dyspepsia to find fault with
these "rare days in June" he is surely in
bad way.
A correspondent of the Citizen thinks
that the Albuq uerque ball team should
come to Santa Fe instead of going to
Prescott, A. T., on July 4.
The Santa Fe route will place on sale
round trip tickets from Santa Fe to AL
buquerque at $l.75 cents on the occasion
of the national irrigation congress and
territorial fair.
| f. M. Jones, for several years asso.
ciated with J. W. Akers in the manage
ment of the Arcade club rooms in this
city, will soon open club rooms in the
Whiting building ut Albuquerque.
The preliminary examination of Tomas
Dominguez, who confesses to the charge
of having killed Clemente Gutierrez, will
take place before Justice Antonio Borrego
on Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. George W. Hicko1. the jeweler, re-
turned home from the east last night. He
has been In Chicago selecting his stock
for the large jewelry store which he will
soon open in the Masonic temple at Las
Vegas.
Prof. Perez band will render the fol-
lowing selections at the plaza concert,
from to $50, tomorrow afternoon:
Thomas A. Hendricks; I'm Recuerdo de
Amistad; Polka Mazurka; Sobre Las Olas
(Over the Waves) Waltz; Midway Way
Schottische; Gold and Silver Polka; Purit-
an Gallop.
At the Palace: H. G. Kinsell, W. E.
Dame, Cerrillos; E. d. Gony, Deming;
Myer Friedman, Las Vegas; E. R. Pierce,
Las Vegas; II. B. Hamilton, w. s. Will
Iiams, Socorro; O. M. Fairchild, St. Louis;
G. G. Way, Albuquerque; G. G. Nikirks,
Cripple Creek.
II. H. Zumwalt has decided to move his
stock of stationery and barber shop from
Santa Fe to Albuquerque. He will go
down to the Duke city tomorrow night,
but will leave his family in this city for
the present.
Sheriff Cunningham and Deputy Tucker
have returned from Galisteo and report
that Deputy Chavez clearly killed Ro-
berto Ortiz in self-defense. Deputy Cha
vez was attempting to arrest Ortiz when
the latter pulled gun and fred. The
deputy simply saved his life by being the
quickest and best shot.
Lucas Samosa, postmaster at Manzano
and an avowed friend of the New MEX
loan, spent yesterday and to-day in Santa
Fe. He reports that the snow on the Both
of May proved fatal to several thousand
sheep and lambs on the eastern and west
ern slopes of the Manzano mountains, in
Valencia county, but that cattle and crops
are generally looking we'll.
Capt. John Ayers sends to friends in
Santa Fe copies of the Two Republics,
published in the City of Mexico, giving an
elaborate account of the Memorial day
services held in that city, which winds up
with this fattering reference to our old
time Santa Fe friend: "Capt. Ayers, the
superintendent of the cemetery, Is en-
titled to well-merited credit for the care
full manner in which he conducted all the
arrangements within the scope of his
Office"
Albuquerque Citizen: The city is get
ting ready to go to Santa Fe en- masse on
July 4, where big celebration is being
prepared, and also at which time the
eecond annual fremen's tournament will
be held. A big excursion train will take
the crowd to and from the capital that
day, and round trip tickets will be sold
at the low price of $3.50 for the round