Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-01
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The supreme court has not been il
session to-day.
The city council will meet in regular
session on Monday evening.
Probate court will not meet on Mon
day as Apolonio Chavez, probate Judge
is sick.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair tonight and Sun.
day.
At the Exchanges: H. L. Blanchard
Victor; O. B. Sloman, Nebraska; James
Hook, Durango.
Mr.. Juan Delgado, deputy territorial au-
ditor, returned last evening from bust
ness trip to Las Vegas.
The United States court of private land
claims will meet at the federal building
in Santa Fe on August 10.
Arrivals at the Bon Ton: G. A. Car
ruth, Denver; X. Richardson, Antonito;
H. s. d. Rudolph, Albuquerque; Ephram
Jones, New York.
Mr.. Yates has been advised from New
York that the rush for Bryan and Sewall
buttons is so great that his order can not
be filled inside of two weeks.
At the Palace: N. @. Collier, H. B.
Ferguson, wife and child, Albuquerque;
J. Campbell, Ogden, Utah; P. stimmel, G..
Van Dyne, J. Law, Antonito.
The First Presbyterian church, which
has been undergoing repairs and conse-
quently has been closed for three weeks,
will be reopened tomorrow, when SER
vices will be held as formerly at II a. m.
and p. m.
A squad of sixteen members of COM
pany B, LIST New Mexico volunteers, under
command of Lieut.. King, left over the
trail for the headwaters of the Pecos this
morning, intending to remain in camp
there for week or ten days. The squad
will camp at Monument rock tonight.
Appended is the program arranged for
the concert by Prof. Perez band in the
plaza tomorrow evening, beginning at 2
O'clock.
March-Ta. ra ra- Boom deere. L. o. de Witt
OyerturemOut Of Sight, .............C. Albert
Waltz-Till We Meet Again. ........ +. Dalbey
March-Zacatecas. -. .......... G. Codina
Mexican Serenade-Leila. 49,. w. Chambers
MazurKa-V lolet. ..,....., ...... ......C: Faust
Galop-Beauty ..-................ ...... Warren
The lawyers of Albuquerque are en-
gagged in perspiring effort to play base
ball this afternoon for sweet charity's
sake. Judge Fall and Mr.. Childers went
south last night and may take hand L.
Mr.. Twitchell received formal warning
that he was needed as ooacher, but he was
detained here by court duty.
Hon. H. B. Ferguson states that a most
successful ratification meeting was held
at Gallup on Wednesday night. The
town hall was packed, probably 900 peo-
pie being present. The coal miners and
railroad employees were present en- mass and
cheered Bryan and Sewall to the echo. Mr..
Ferguson and others made addresses and
strong Democratic club was organized.
The annual corn dance of the Pueblo
Indians at Santo Domingo will occur on
Tuesday, August 4, and as usual will at
tract large number of visitors to wit
ness the ceremonies, which are a never
failing source of entertainment, and
among the more serious-minded topic
OF studious interest. No arrangements
have been made by the railroad company
this year for special trains or reduced
rates, so that it will be necessary for
those who 60 by rail to provide accord
ingly. Good hotel accommodations NAV
be had at Thornton, however, which is
only three miles from the pueblo.