Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-06-20

showing the gentleman tho points of local
interest.
Persons who have "Boston '95 Birthday"
sacks, but can not attend the festival to-
night, are requested to leave the sacks at
Weltmer's.
The city council committee on streets
and bridges has arranged to have the city
garbage wagon make the rounds of the
streets for the purpose of collecting gar
bage, on Tuesdays and Fridays, aud all
persons interested are requested to have
such stuff as they wish carted off ready in
convenient packages on those days and
not to place the packages on the streets
at other times.
DR.. Andrews. chairman of council COM
mittee on streets and bridges, informs
the New MEXICAN that the sprinkler was
ordered from Chicago on April 25 and
that over four weeks ago the firm wired
him that the sprinkler would be shipped
in two weeks. Since then he has heard
nothing more about it, and this morning
he wired the firm countermanding the
order unless the sprinkler was on the
road. Sprinklers can be procured else
where than in Chicago.
Rev. G. S. Madden and Mr.. Milo Hill
have returned from an outing to San
Pedro and vicinity. They report the dis
covery of some splendid gold ore in Fl. B.
Cartwright's claim at Perry's camp. On
the trip Mr.. Madden's horse got away and
went flying across the mesa, and no trace
of the animal could be had.
Col. George W. Knaebel, clerk to the
capitol rebuilding board, positively as
sures the New MEXICAN that he has made
and will make no charges as attorney to
such board; that his work, as usual, will
be gratis and in line with the intent of
the board and every member thereof to
administer the truest confidence to him,
faithfully and economically.
Agent Lutz, of the A., T. & S. f., re-
ports that he sold sixty-three excursion
tickets to Las Vegas this morning, and
anticipates selling goodly number
more on Sunday, when the same low
round trip rate of $l.S5 will again be
effective. This is very we'll for Santa Fe.
Doubtless Las Vegas will fully recipro-
cate on the Fourth.
Sheriff Baylor Shannon, of Grant
county, arrived in the capital last night
and brought to the penitentiary Frank
Davis, sentenced to six months for burg
larry. Sheriff H. @. Bursum also came up
from Socorro last night and delivered to
Superintendent Bergman one Jose Fran
cisco Chavez, who goes up for one year
for larceny. This is hs second year in
the pen.
The New MExloAN's special edition to
be issued next week is going to be hum
mer. Every business interest in Santa
Fe should be represented in these col
umns at that time. A new era of pros
perity is coming now to New Mexico;
you can see signs of it on every hand.
Santa Fe must keep up with the process.
sion. The New MEXICAN will always be
found ready to do its part we'll.
Col. Frost, secretary of the Bureau of
Immigration, has received from the land
department of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad 1000 of the new fold
ers, 'The New Southwest" issued by the
He has distributed nearly
half of these already, and that within
week. in answer to inquiries concerning
New Mexico. He is also preparing and
will have ready shortly for the printer
small pamphlet of about sixty pages
giving the latest data and information
New Mexico.
lodge of The Grand Order of the
Orient was established in the city on
Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
This is the first lodge of this order to be
established in New Mexico. The attend
ance was largo and after the degrees had
been conferred upon the various pill.
grims an organization was perfected with
f. Spiegelberg as chief. Another
meeting will be held Saturday night for
The purpose Of voting on numerous can
lidates and the transaction of other bus,-
ness. Visiting brethren cordially in
rited.