Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

terrain church yesterday.
Regular business meeting of the Santa
Fe Social club tonight.
Judge W. B. Sloan, who was pronounced
dangerously ill yesterday, is better to-
day.
Musical treat at the Palace tomorrow
night. Tickets only SO cints.
Doors for the German Lutheran con-
cert tomorrow night will be open $3.50 p.
m; concert commences at 8:45. As the
program is rather long one encores will
not be granted.
Editor Williams, of the Socorro Chief
tain, rises to observe that "the newspa-
pers of New Mexico seem to have Just
found out that the Palace hotel is the
best in the territory"
The Scotch sociable to be given at the
Presbyterian church tonight will be
largely attended. An interesting program
bearing on the life of Robert Burns will
be presented and refreshments will be
served.
This was the COOLEST morning of the
winter, and the coolest Santa Fe has e1-
perienced for many years. Mercury
marked 4 degrees below zero at a. m.
and degree above zero at a. m. After
the sun began to get action the mercury
soon rose to very comfortable altitude.
The morning east bound train ON the
A., T. & =. F. line was abandoned on ac-
count of snow west of Albuquerque on
the A. & P. read. Heavy SHOWS east are
causing some delay, but Agent Lutz' ad-
vices are that trains tonight will be
practically on time.
Contractor Windsor has about COM
pleted the work of repairing and en-
larging the headquarters of the Santa Fe
fire department and the building will
soon be in readiness to accommodate
both the fire companies and the city
council. The improvements ars neat and
substantial.
One of the chiefest attractions at to.
morrow nights concert will be the debut
of the amateur orchestra, which is doing
such excellent work under the efficient
leadership of Mr.. w. E. Griffin. 1t is
| composed of six of the most talented
musicians of this city, viz: Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin. Miss Schormoyer, Mr.. Phil Har.
roun, Mr.. Arthur Seligman and Mr.. Law
renee.
Rosalie Montoya, poor woman living
near the Galisteo street bridge, fell off
from door step about 10 O'Clock last
night and suffered compound fracture
of both bones of the leg about midway
between the ankle and knee. City Physi-
clan Crosson had the woman removed to
! the hospital this morning and placed the
broken member in plaster of Paris case.
Mr.. A. L. Kendall, ex-chairman of the
board of county commissioners, came up
from the Little Pittsburg this morning
to defend an action brought against him
in the United States court for wholesaling
beer without license. He represents that
hemerely acted as the agent of the Santa Fe
Brewing company in the matter of deliv-
ering beer shipped to him, collecting for
same and remtting to the company.
No beer, he says, was shipped to him G.
o. D. and he paid for none.
There is just one thing on earth that
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and toothless, or be he big or little, it
makes no difference. The carrier quakes
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our carriers, the New MEXICAN guarsn-
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Subscribers, please confer favor upon
the New MEXICAN and hide your dog
about paper time.