Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-02-09
hot springs and will reopen same about

hot springs and will reopen same about
June l.
On February Is passenger rates will
be restored to what they we're prior to
Nov. /, 1898. This change will raise
rates between Santa Fe and the Missouri
river SO.
new telephone has been added to the
list, being No. SO, at Mr.. W. E. Griffin's
insurance Office. Manager Sparks says
that he has now only one instrument not
placed.
Judge w. B. Sloan, who has been seri-
ously ill for ten days, suffered relapse
yesterday and his condition is again pro-
nounced critical.
The oft postponed foot ball game be-
tween the Santa Fe and Indian school
elevens is now billed for Washington's
birthday. The town team begins prac-
tice tomorrow.
Mr.. 8. s. Beatty, the live groceryman, is
again extending his business. He has
purchased the Silva corner, just opposite
his Water street property, and will erect
handsome business house thereon.
A meeting of Santa Fe division No. l.,
Uniform rank of the K. of p, will be held
at the armory at 8 O'Clock on Monday
evening. Visiting Sir Knights in the
city will be made welcome.
Many congratulatory messages were
telephoned to Cochiti last evening upon
the appearance of the New MEXICAN an
nouncing the victory for the government
and the miners in the U. S. supreme
court.
An old fashioned boom in the Cochiti
mining district may now safely be
counted among the moral certainties.
The business men of Santa Fe will stand
in their own light il they fail to cultivate
the most friendly relations with miners
of Bland and Allerton.
The prospect of large fruit crop was
never brighter in February than at pres
emit. The ground is frozen uncommonly
deep and this fact combined with the
continued stiff weather affords reason for
believing that Santa Fe will not suffer the
disaster of another prematurely open
spring.
Mr.. Sam Cartwright has purchased the
dwelling now occupied by j. T. Newhall
on De Vargas street, and is fitting it up
to make comfortable home. just across
the street Arthur Bischoff has purchased
house and three acres of land and will
make his residence there, also putting In
a large orchard. N
Says the Socorro Chieftain: "The cap
itol should be rebuilt, and at Santa Fe,
and the sooner the better. We understand
there will be opposition and fault finding
with this measure, bat it will count for
nothing. The truth is, nothing caasbe
done but someone finds fault, and after
tho capitol building shall have beei1sre-
stored the very ones who are finding fault
will be the ones who will always have
been in favor of it,"
Prof. Alex Randolph, talented theat-
rical man who has been soiourning at
Las Vegas for the past year in search of
health, has organized there company
and very successfully presented drama
tization of Little Lord Fauntleroy. He
has engaged Gray's hall in Santa Fe and
will produce the performance here on the
evenings of the 18th and 14th.
Mr.. w. a. Mullane, editor of the Eddy
Current, journal that is in every re-
spect credit to the progressive Pecos
country, accompanied by Sheriff j.. D.
Walker. of Eddy county; Mr.. J. l. Hinkle,
of Roswell, and the intrepid G. 9. Perry,
sheriff of Chaves county, are Welcome
visitors in the capital to-day. Mr.. Hinkle
is the brother of Representative J. F.
Hinkle, and that gentleman and his
Santa Fe friends are seeing to II that the
visitors are we'll entertained,