Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-14

ander, which occurred at st. Johns, A. L.,
at 1880 p. m. on the 9th instant.
At their meeting on Sunday evening
last the local Christian Endeavorers sent
up special prayer for Armenia-this 10
response to general call from Christian
Endeavor headquarters.
The United States court of private
land claims held no session to-day. As
usual on Saturdays the Judges have de-
voted the day to conference and to ths
preparation of opinions.
Frank Casino, formerly of Santa Fe,
has just been convicted of violation of
the Edmunds act in the district court at
Las Vegas. Chief Justice Smith has not
yet passed sentence on this unfortunate
who has so sadly changed his morals since
leaving the capital sity.
If the weather continues favorable
the following program will be given
by Prof. Perez band in the plaza pagoda
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon:
March-Among Comrades ...............K Keller
Overture-Sweet Roses ............ Horn
Waltz-Till We Meet Again. =. H. Bailey
March-The Foresters $50. =. 4. wilcox
Quadrille- Chesney $50. 49,. ...-.. Green
Galop-One Minute Too Late. .....F. ]. Fiala
In response to a telegram sent by him
Mr.. A. @. Ireland received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Albuquerque:
"The WILDER Stock company is
giving great satisfaction. You can
recommend them to your patrons as
first class company. B. F. DAVIS, Mana
ger Opera House."
Supt. Cole Lydon, of the D. & R. G.,
left this forenoon for Alamosa after
pleasant and profitable three days visit
here. Mr. Lydon expresses the hope that
capital will soon be forthcoming for
very important Improvements on the
line of the D. & R. G. between Cuchara
and Santa Fe.
In the mortgage foreclosure suit of
Hitchcock Va. the old Santa Fe Electric
company, Judge Laughliu has rendered
decision that the new company is liable
for the whole debt. 1t is understood
that appeal will be taken to the supreme
court.
General Agent 7. j. Helm sent out a
train load of 2,20O sheep yesterday to Ne
braska over the d. l. r. G.. This is the
Stinson shipment that was booked to
leave Lamy the other day over the A, 7.
& s. F., but when Helm got to figuring on
freight rates the sheep men concluded to
drive to Santa Fe and ship from this
point.
The New York Sun of November is at
hand with two-column article, dated
Santa Fe, November 4, and headed: "The
Button Gangs Fight" It processes to
give complete history of the celebrated
Borrego- murder case, embodies
Gov. Thornton's open letter to Delegate
7. B. Catron and severely reflects upon
the latter as we'll as other persons in Santa
Fe.
U.S Marshal E. l.. Hall went south
yesterday to make another effort to ruiz
down the Black Jack gang of postof1ice
robbers. There is no more enterprising
or faithful official in the public SER
vice than Mr.. Hall, and, under the new
administration if the people get man
that at all compares with him as pub
lie official, there will be general cause
for congratulation.
@. Leon Allison placed an advertise
ment in the New MEXICAN last evening
for lost bloodhound. In an hour after
the paper went to press the missing ami
NAL was found in the bottom of a
we'll south of town into which it had
doubtless fallen while on an eager chase
after rabbit. The animals plaintive
bowls attracted attention to its where
abouts and it was safely lifted to the sur
face. Who says advertising does not
pay?
The members of the WILDER Stock CON-
pany, fourteen in number, will arrive in
town tomorrow night and will open at
the court house Monday night in "The
Embassy Ball." They come from Albu-
querque where they have played most
successful engagement and given the
best of satisfaction. All should attend
the opening performance and patronize
a company that is known to be first-class
in every particular. Reserved seats can
be secured at Ireland's without any extra
charge.