Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-01-18
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Comedy and dance at st. Francis hall
tonight. Everybody invited.
us. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Saturday night and Sunday,
fair weather and warmer.
| Afternoon and evening skating parties
on the storage reservoirs about town con.
tinue to afford infinite amusement both
to old and young
| A regular monthly meeting of the Hor-
ticultural society will be held or Monday
evening next, January 20, at Z O'Clock at
the Office of Solomon Spiegelberg.
The famous Chicago Lady Quartette,
now making it's sixth annual tour Of the
country, will appear at the court house,
in Santa Fe, on Thursday evening, jan
uary 23. rare treat is thus in store for
music lovers.
At the Palace: E. M. Biggs, Lumber
ton; q. w. Waterman, W. H. Esterbrook,
Denver, Ed. Lewis, Valparaiso; G. l..
Lydon, Alamosa; A. j. Capron, Albu-
querque; P. B. Otero, Jerez, Zacatecas,
Mexico; V. Jaramillo, s. Martinez, Ell
Rito.
Invitations are out for masquerade
ball at Firemen's hall, on the 2sth in
stant, to be given by "The Owls" The
ladies are to pay small admission fee as
leap-year complimentary to the gentle
men.
Over at Las Vegas Chairman F. G. de
Baca, of the board of county commits
sionsrs, attached his official signature to
the new refunding bonds, amounting to
$4,000, court house and Jail issue, and
drawing interest at the rate of 81 per
cent per annum, instead of 10 per cent as
heretofore.
Appended is the program arranged for
the concert by Prof. Perez band in the
plaza tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock:
March-Weccocoe Legion Q. S........., Swain
See The White Sails Coming s.,n as.0
March Captain Mishler :. .......... Lewis
Danza-Un Recuerdo de Amistad. N. Moreno
| Polka-Try Again. ............. -. Lebor
Song-The Darkie's Dream. -. g. L. lansing
Galop Out on Lark. rk..,.............J. S. Cox
The last selection will be rendered as
an extra at the request of several ladies.
| Receiver Schofeld has forwarded to
the comptroller, of the currency for his
signature checks for dividend of rs
per cent, to be paid to the creditors of
the defunct Albuquerque National bank,
which makes 100 per cent paid to the de-
positors. The payment of this money
will relieve territory, county and Albu-
querque school funds, whose moneys
were on deposit in the bank whom IL
failed. Checks will be returned for de-
livery about February 1.-Albuquerque
Citizen. Mr.. SchoAeld's many Santa Fe
friends have watched his mastery man
sgement of his important receivership
at Albuquerque with pride and pleasure.
"Well done, good and faithful servant"
| The very latest news from Bland is that
Milt Cunningham is rapidly recovering
from the gun.shot wounds inflicted on him
| BY Deputy Sheriff Rogers. The story
that the trouble grew out Of Cunninghsm's
having jumped one of Rogers claims is
not true. The claim in question had not
been worked by Rogers and was located
by man called Brownie, who put the
name of Cunningham on the stake. The
latter was never on the ground. Rogers
will unquestionably be bound over to
await the action Of the grand jury by
Justice Young to-day. All the sys-wit-
nesses declare that Rogers was the ag-
grsssor.