Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-11
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Chas. J. Stein g. Co. have temporarily
closed their saloon for repairs. They
have transferred their territorial liquor
license to Tom Wade, of the variety thea
ter.
Ernest Necke, agent of the Continental
Oil com pany, whose shoulder was dis
located on the End of January, vas able
to be on the streets this morning and ex-
poets soon to be we'll man.
Hoods calendar for 1895 may now be
obtained at the drug stores and everyone
who gets one secures "a thing of beauty"
Indeed, In the novelty Of the design and
the exq uisiteness of the coloring, the cal
endar surpasses all previous issues.
J. W. Stinson, who walked across to New
Mexico from the Pacific coast with the
California column in 1862, and has been
a resident of Santa Fe for quarter of a
century, celebrated his 58th birthday this
day of grace. He was kid when he
came here and is still a young man.
Vicar General Fourchegu united in
m arriage this morning at the cathedral
Reyes Gurule and Miss Dora Jaun. The
contracting parties are each employees OF
the government Indian school, the groom
as night Waterman and the bride as
aeamstress.
R. L. Vineyard, representing the o.
cling West, came in on his wheel from
Durango, Colo, last night, and will whirl
away for Albuquerque in the morning
Thence 10 will ride through to Galveston
and before he returns to his Durango
home will make complete tour of the
southern states. He has quite reputa-
ton throughout Colorado as an expert
wheelman and is a young man of excel
lent address.
| W. w. Miller, who faithfully served
under Warden Burnett as dollhouse
keeper at the penitentiary, afterward was
engaged in business at Cerrillos for some
time and then embarked in stock raising
in Nebraska, returned to Santa Fe this
morning. He reports that the long pro-
tracted dry weather seriously damaged
Nebraska last season and that many peo-
pie are actually suffering there now. He
admits that he is glad to be back to the
land of sunshine and means to explore
the Cochitl mining district at an early
day with view to investing.
The NEW MEXICAN understands from a
Trustworthy source that Andy Horne, the
enterprising stage man, has lost the mail
contract from Wallace to Allerton and
Bland, yet still continues his daily stages
between the points mentioned. This pre-
sents an opportunity to Santa Fe that
should not be neglected an hour. The
business men of Santa Fe should join
Postmaster Gable in an earnest effort to
secure direct daily mail servicv between
this city and Bland and thus aid Mr..
Horne to restore his daily stage line
from this point to golden Cochiti. The
camp is dull now, but those who are best
informed respecting its mineral resources
predict that it will be teemlng hive of
industry before midsummer. Santa Fe
should cultivate the good will of this dis
trict.
Miss Lou Conway, sister of Ex-Attor-
ney General Thomas F. Conway, of Silver
City, died at that place at s:45 O'Clock
last evening. The funeral viii occur at
Silver City tomorrow. While she has
been sick some time no serious trouble
was apprehended until within few hours
Of her death. Miss Conway lived in this
| CITY for number of years, She had a
large number of friends, who will be
greatly grieved to learn of her death.
Messrs. @. L. Betterton q Co., merohan-
disc brokers, are meeting with much sue
, cess in introducing throughout New Mex
leo and Arizona the famous brands Of
tobacco manufactured BY Addison, Tins
Icy & Co., of Louisiana, Mo. Lovers of
the weed should try their brand.
The Santa Fe Driving Park & Fair as
ISOLATION held meeting last night and