Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

largest circulation of any paper that ever
went out from this office.
At the Exchange: W. Graves, Bland
Albert Gusdorf, Lincoln, Neb. Geo. ohm
ston, Ellis; Leonard Skinner, Chill.
Albert Gusdorf, formerly of Taos, is
now on the road in the interest of Her.
man Bros, of Lincoln, Neb. He's at the
Exchange to-day.
Sheriff Fl. O. Bursum arrived from So
corro last night and brought up W. j
Parks, sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary for murder in the third de-
gree.
Rev. Father p. Gilberton goes to Ger
rillos to attend his mission to morrow.
In the afternoon he will perform the
ceremony of the blessing of Il bell Tor the
chapel of Madrid.
A season of good fellowship was in
dulged in last evening by the local
Knights of Pythias, Grand Chancellor W.
T. Kuchenbecker and Grand Vice Chancel-
lor Robert Mckinley being the guests of
honor.
At the Palace: W. H. Ferguson, Henry
Liyerman, Dick Mundy, Chicago; Clar-
ence M. Smith, N. Lichstein, New York;
s. G. Gilmore and wife, Denver; j. NJ.
Hershberger, j. A. Keller, st. Joe; A. NJ.
Stewart, Dallas; II. B. Hamilton, Socorro; !;
l.. Lewis, st. Louis
Atanacio Roibal, postmaster at Pecos,
this county, some seven miles from Glor
eta, is in the city to work up an interest
in the question of daily mail for his
office. AS it is now the mail goes to and
from Pecos, Glorieta being the station,
but twice each week.--Las Vegas Optic.
Our special trade edition of the 9th
will go to every postoflice in New Mexico,
Arizona and southern Colorado.
Says the Examiner: "a large contin-
gent of Las Vegas citizens will go to
Santa Fe on the glorious Fourth to take
part in the festivities at that place. The
Examiner would have been pleased to
have had celebration here, but as that
is out of the question, the next best thing
is to turn out and help Santa Fe."
The Corpus Christi procession will
form in front of the cathedral ,.nd narch
through the principal streets between 10
and ~ tomorrow. The ceremonies will
be worth witnessing. Rev. Father
Fourchegu will preside and among his
assistants will be Rev. Fathers Stockman
and O'Reilly, of San ernadino, Gala.
The Santa Clara Indians who live near
Espanola celebrated Corpus Christi .on
Thursday with what is known as a coa-
tinuous race between the married and
single bucks. They divided off an equal
number on each side and ran alternatively
about 500 feet. The married men made
the shortest score and won the race. T.
Sub Dozen, the Indian school teacher,
kept the tally.
In the land court to-day the Peralta
case is still on, with R. G. Hopkins, for
merly in charge of the California archives,
on the stand. He made the original
on which the Reavis claim is
based, and the testimony rather tends to
show that he was pretty well acquainted
with the bogus methods devised to bring
forward this claim.
At the plaza concert to open at 4:30 p.
m. tomorrow, Prof. Perez band will
render the following program:
Squadron. ......... Chattaway
Song-A Flower from Mothers Grave
Waltz May Flower. ..,... Boyer
Mex. Dance-Singing while Weeping
Polka -Clarinda .,..............F.J F. j. Keller
of Sparks, ......... Robinson