Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-31
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
The city public schools open one week
hence.
A gay throng turned ont to hear the
plaza concert last night.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair.
At least a portion of the bicycle tax
collections might be used to repair the
street culverts.
A Democratic Silver club was organized
at Tesuque on Saturday afternoon with
charter membership of twenty-seven.
Pablo Trujillo y E. Sosa has moved
his Spanish newspaper, La Estrella de
Nuevo Mexico, from Santa Fe to Socorro.
The New Mexico supreme court held no
session to-day. 1t is understood that
fully twenty opinions will be handed
down tomorrow morning.
| The Presbytery of Santa Fe will meet
tomorrow morning in Las Vegas at 10
O'Clock. The moderator, the Rev. R. M.
Craig, leaves tonight to attend the meet
ing.
Bryan and Sewall club has been or
ganized at Bland with membership that
includes nearly all the miners and bust
ness men in the Cochiti mining district.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. O. I. U. will be held on Tuesday af-
ternoon, September l, at the Presbyter.
ian church. A full attendance is espec-
tally requested.
Gov. Prince and family left to-day for
their ranch home near Espanola, which
has been christened "Sunshine Orchard,
Tomorrow they will celebrate by raising
a huge flag-pole and flag on their new
premises.
So many persons are DESTROYS of having
Gov. Princes st. Louis speech on the sill
yer question that number of copies
have been left by the Southwest Bimetal.
lie association at the office of Col. G. W.
Knaebel, where they can be obtained
gratis by all applicants.
The Stephens Printing company threat.
ems to issue the first number of weekly
Republican campaign sheet in this city
on Saturday. 1t is understood that it
will he collad tho Stotosmon nonhtloss
the initial issue will give sufficient clew
to the identity of those inspiring it.
Miss Therese Givaudan, who was born
in La Battle Neuve, France, in 1877, and
has lived with friends in Santa Fe one
year, passed into the undiscovered coun-
try on Saturday. The body of the es-
Unable young lady was committed to the
grave in Rosario cemetery yesterday
morning.
Senator Money and son and young Mr..
Moore left at daylight this morning for
a dash on horseback to the top of Badly
mountain. They will camp tonight on
one Of the picturesque streams skirting
it's base and make the ascent at sunrise in
the morning, returning home tomorrow
evening.
The handsomest and finest young
rooster at DR.. Sloan's model chicken
ranch is of the 16 to Black Spanish
variety, and, as he is stranger to fear
and has already asserted himself as q
born leader, the doctor has christened
him William J. Bryan.
Mr.. E. COPELAND, the popular southwest
ern agent for the A., 7. Il s. F., with
headquarters at Ell Paso, was pleasant
caller at the New MEXICAN office on Satur-
day evening. He states that 500 men are
at work on the new railway southwest of
Juarez, and he hears that the line is to be
pushed across Mexico via Batopilas to
Topolobampo bay. When asked who was
supplying the capital he said Salon
Humphries, of New York.
After playing the star-actresses, june
July and August, before large and miscel-
laneous audiences during the past three
months, Summer will close her regular
engagement in Santa Fe at midnight, gra.
ciously promising to respond to an en-.
core in the fascinating role of Indian
summer few weeks later. Autumn, with
brown cheeks, dreamy eyes and flowing
tresses, will trip lightly and gracefully
upon the boards in the morning, wearing
the cast off robes of summer at first, but
as the season advances and evidences
multiply that external nature is swiftly
yet silently passing into the sleep OF
death, watch the giddy creature express
her views regarding death by arraying
herself in the gayest and brightest colors
in her wardrobe.
No man is doing more to make known
the climatic and other advantages of the
Santa Fe region than Rev. R. M. Craig,
the Presby terian pastor. He has an ex-
tended acquaintance in the north and
throughout Canada and his queries by
mail are numerous. They are al ways
fully answered by letter and as result
quite colony Of northern people are al.