Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-04-11
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

At the Palace: John Law, G. Van Dyne,
@. A. Daniels, Antonlto; W. G. Rogers,
Cerrillos; G. W. Keys, Dolores.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
board of trade will be held at the library
rooms on Monday, April 10, at 2:30 p. m.
In accordance with the request of the
city council at its last meeting the city
street light service will be discontinued
tonight.
The wind blew gale in Santa Fe yes
terday. DR.. Andrews aud other old tim
ers say nothing like it has occurred here
in ten years.
On account of the indispositiou Of the
pastor the service for colored people will
not be held in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow afternoon.
The celebrated Schubert's quartette ar
rived in the city to-day and appears at
the court house tonight. A large num-
Der of tickets have been sold.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair weather tonight and Sun
day; cooler in south portion Sunday morn
ing; fresh and brisk northerly winds.
The Santa Fe base ball team will play
in Albuquerque on April 10 and the AL
buquerque team will meet the Santa Fe
boys on the diamond in this city on the
gath and 25th of April.
At the Exchanges: Fl. 7. Brown, Golden;
F. A. Van Ritter and wife, Montana;J ]. P.
Lautz, Prescott; Stephen Caldwell, Ma
dera; Frederick Deshors, Taos; Mr.. and
Mrs. Closson, Cerrillos.
Word from Espanola is to the effect
that the popular Billy Evans has taken
unto himself a wife in the person Of Miss
Mary Andrews, late of Iowa. Rev. Gill
christ tied the nuptial knot.
A special meeting of the Santa Fe FIRE
department. will be held at Firemen's hall
this evening at 8 O'Clock for the purpose
OF ad opting fitting resolutions in memory
of the late E. W. Judkins.
DR.. F. E. Hinch, of Gallup, has to-day
been commissioned by the governor as
assistant surgeon of the 1st regiment
New Mexico militia, vice DR.. I. R. Robin.
son, resigned.
Gen. E. F. Hobart reports that much OF
the fruit in Espauola valley escaped dam
age by the late frost. He has 1876 head OF
hogs running on alfalfa at his place near
Hobart station. w
Appended is the program arranged for
the concert by Prof. Perez band in the
plaza tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock:
Among Comrades, Sweet Roses, Till We
Meet Again, White Squadron, Bloom Of
Spring, Darkies' Dream, Wreath of Sparks
Sheriff Hubbell and Deputy Newcomer,
of Albuquerque, delivered the following
prisoners at the penitentiary yesterday
Louis Pollard, colored, for shooting
Newt. johnson, also colored, six months;
Francisco Brown and John Devine, burg.
larry and larceny, one year each.
Mr.. A. Levy, of Walsenburg, a we'll
known Colorado promoter, is in the city
from Taos. Mr.. Levy is undertaking an
important enterprise in Taos valley. He
has fifty teams at work on ditch which
is to convey water from the valley streams
a distance Of thirteen miles fer placer
mining purposes.
Ex-senator Israel King, the we'll known
Grant county stookman, lie still 10 Jail at
Juarez. Az the solicitation of friends,
Gov. Thornton has written to the govern.
or Of chihuahua certifying to Mr.. Kings
good record in New Mexico and urging
that his case receive prompt aud equit-
able consideration.
On motion Of O. A. Spices, G. L. Solig-
mao was admitted to practice before the
district court to-day. He presented Ger.
tificates from the supreme court Of Iii.
nois and from the district court of Ari-
zona and was examined as to qualifica-
tions by committee OF the local bar
consisting Of Messrs. Francis Downs, R.
e. Twitchell, G. A. Spiess, b. NJ. Read
and J. H. Sutherlin.
When notified BY the city clerk yester-
day that, in com pliance with the policy
of rigid economy decided upon by the
city fathers, the telephone service at
Firemen's hall would be discont inued
during 1896, Manager Sparks promptly
expressed his approval Of the policy
adopted by saying that he would continue
the telephone service to the city during
the ensuing year without cost.
The district attorney advises the county
board that IL has no authority to force
right.of-way through the Santa Clara In
dian reserve for the projected road into
the Jemez country. Bond Bros. are anx.
ious to build this road and there are
good business reasons why 1t should be
opened. Capt. Bullissthe Indian agent
has been appealed to. The county board
is willing to appoint committee to look
Into the matter, and this might result 10
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