Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-14
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

See the new coal advertisement in this
issue.
The ball at Gray's hall on Saturday
night for the benefit of Prof. Perez band
was huge success.
Regular meeting of Royal Arch chapter
at 1880 this evening. Visiting brothers
cordially welcome.
Mr.. J. H. Vaughn, the efficient cashier
of the First National bank, is on duty to-
day after ten days severe illness with
tonsilitis.
Gil Rivera. who escaped from the
county iall few months ago, was cap
tured last night at the house of his BROTH
er-in-law in this city by Deputy Sheriff
Jack Harris.
Mr.. A. A. spaugh, wealthy cattle man
of Cheyenne, Wyo., who has rooms at the
Palace, manifests much interest in the
development and prospects of the Cochi-
ii mining district and may conclude to
go on there before returning home.
Mr.. r. A. Goodwin returned last night
from an exploring trip to the head of the
Tesuque. He reports less snow than he
has known in that region at this season
for ten years and that it is useless to 60
there at present in quest of deer.
Business men in Santa Ee who have
dealings with the National Bank of Dem
ing are loud in their complaints at the
way it does business. 1t IS the only bank
in the territory or anywhere else that
charges exchange on its own checks when
sent in from an out of town bank.
Rev. David Montfort, of Antonito,
Colo, arrives in the city this afternoon
and begins tonight a series of religious
meetings at the Presbyterian church. Mr..
Montfort is a prominent and eloquent
evangelist, whose meetings are sure to be
we'll attended.
The New MEXICAN is gratifed to note
that its suggestion relative to supplying
the house of representatives with COM
Portable chairs and proper water service
has been promptly complied with by the
Santa Fe Board of Trade. Mr.. H. B.
Cartwright was at the head of the com-
mittee that did the business.
The probate court is in session this
afternoon. The new probate judge, Mr.
Apalonio Chavez, for the first time donned
on this occasion the ermine worn for the
last two years by Judge Aniceto Abeytia
Note the announcement of Dudrow q
Davis elsewhere in this paper offering
anthracite and bituminous coal at greatly
reduced rates. Now is the accepted time
to lay in a supply of cheap fuel.
Regular meeting of Santa Fe lodge No
2. K. of p, on Tuesday evening, Januar!
Is, 1895, at 1870 O'Clock sharp. Installa
ton of officers. All knights and visiting
brethren cordially invited.
Judge H. L. Warren returned to Sant'
Fe from Albuquerque yesterday to joir
Hon. Charles Fl. Gildersleeve in critica
examination of the testimony taken be
fore Mr.. j. H. Sutherlin, master in chan
Gerry, in the case of the Farmers Loan
Trust Company vs.. the Santa Fe Southern
Railroad. The master will make his re
port to the court in few days.
There are strong reasons for believing
that an expert pickpocket is quietl
moving around among the unsuspectinI
people who crowd the hotel corridors
legislative Hobbies and club rooms of tn
city these busy days. careful bushes
man, who never drinks or CANDLES, re
lates that he was paid $40 bill on tn
street the other day, put the money in hi
vest pocket and then went into ono of tn
crowded club rooms on business errani
Five minutes later he discovered that hi
$40 bill was missing. Two other case
of like nature are reported. Clearly
. behooves capitalists, particularly newsps
per reporters, to carry their superhuou
, currency in their inside pockets.