Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-07-02
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

hUUND AbUUI IVN ~,
Enjoy an intellectual treat and hear the
lecture at the court house this evening.
The Albuquerque running teams prac-
tice runs on the hose racing course at
tract large crowds.
Tickets for the concert tomorrow
evening are ON sale at the hotels, drug
stores and other places of business.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have decided indefinitely to postpone the
festival they had partly arranged to give
on the evening of July Fourth.
A five mile bike race, open to all COM
ers, purse $25, divided into three awards,
is to take place on the 4th. The start
and finish will be at Firemen's hall.
Trainer Price, who has charge of the
Santa Fe hose team, says he is prepared
TO put up $50 to $500 that he can defeat
any member of the Duke city team in a
dash of 100 yards.
The plaza streets and those leading to
the Palace hotel and Federal building
should be thoroughly wet down tonight,
for the sprinkling cart may not get here
tomorrow as now expected.
Mr.. H. J. Looms returned yesterday
from trip to the Dorsey ranch in Colfax
county. On Friday last terrific hail
storm visited that section and on Satur-
day at noon the drifts of hail four
feet deep were still visible. The stock
range is fine, heavy rains having fire.
quently come this spring.
Hon. A. Joseph came to town last
night and left again this morning, re-
turning to Ojo Caliente in company with
Mr.. M. S. Baldwin, of Chicago, the sani-
tarium promoter, and DR.. Il. R. Allen, of
Indianapolis, who has made fortune
running sanitarium in Indiana. 1t is
probable that these gentlemen may take
hold of the Ojo Caliente sanitarium
project.
J. II. Peers, Chicago; A. g. D. Cars
callen, Philadelphia; Lou M. Louden,
Huntington, w. Va; Frank Gessinger,
Cincinnati, health seekers, are in the city
from Albuquerque. After the Fourth
they leave for two months camping
trip along the upper Pecos. A large
party of Kansas visitors also camped
near Dalton's on Sunday and the valley
is rapidly filing up with pleasure seek
srs. Henry Winsor, who was in town
last night, says the trout fishing was
never better.
Capt. Frederic p. Muller and wife, of
Taos, arrived on the d. a. r. G.. last night
and are the guests of Jose d. Sena. After
spending the Fourth IN the city they will
go to the Zacatecas and the City of Mexi.
co, possibly with a view of locating in
the sister republic. Capt. Muller has re.
signed his position as commandant OF
company f, 1st New Mexico militia, and
Miguel Archuleta, an old regular army
veteran, has been elected to fill the va.
cancy.
Daniel McTntire, of Wilmington, ILL.,.
who has spent the last six weeks at the
hot sulphur and Jemez springs, left for
home last night for brief visit. He was
very much benefited by his trip and ia
loud in his praises of the medicinal value
of the springs. He promises to return to
New Mexico soon to make this his per-
manent home. Marcus Schultz, of Santa
Cruz, who was his guide on the trip, left
for home yesterday with his pack outfit
DIR. Joseph Krauskopf, a notable
Philadelphia divine, is in the city and
will lecture at the court house at $3.50
this evening on the sub ject, "Only Jew"
He stands at the head among the Jews in
this country and breaches to one of the
largest audiences of any rabbi in the
country. As lecturer he is one of the
most eloquent of his race. Santa Feans
should not fail to hear him. Admission
81.
Mrs. Beatrice G. CLANCY, of Denver, an
enthusiastic kindergarten worker, ia So
journing at the sanitarium. She holds a
responsible position in tho kindergarten
department of the Denver public schools,
and was for three years connected with
the work as organized by Mrs. Hill wife
OF OK Senator N. p. Hill. Tomorrow
and on Thursday Mrs. CLANCY would be
pleased to receive the ladies of Santa Fe
Interested in the cause of education and
talk with them on the subject OF intro,
ducing the kindergarten into the city
school system.