Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-09-15
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

There will be the regular meeting OF the
Woodmen of the World this evening at 8
O'Clock.
Mr.. James Garry last night sent eight
peaches to the Albuquerque fair from his
Espanola ranch that weighed s8 ounces.
s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico; generally fair tonight and Thurs
day; probably cooler in north portion.
The collectors for Guadalupe, Union
Colfax and San Juan counties had not
filed their reports with the territorial
treasurer at noon today.
Regular meeting of Carleton post G. A.
R. at p. m. sharp. Hall south side near
the capitol grounds. Visiting comrades
cordially invited.
Thirty-fve Santa Feans went to Albu
querque this morning. So far 40 resi-
dents Of this city have gone to the fair in
the Ducal city, against $50 last year.
The assessors of Eddy, Guadalupe and
Lincoln counties have so far failed to file
their rolls for 1897 with the territorial
auditor as commanded to do by the
law.
Auditor Garcia will return the assess
ment roll of Bernalillo county for correc-
ton. The voluminous document is not
properly authenticated and the abstract
is missing.
There will be the regular weekly meet
ing of Santa Fe lodge No. 2, K. of p, this
evening at 8 O'Clock, at Castle hall. I'm
portant business. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited.
Walter Mains great circus, with the
usual army of pink lemonade vendors,
aggregation of fat women and other
dime museum freaks, will be an attraction
in Santa Fe on October IL,
The last special train from Santa Fe to
Albuquerque leaves this city tomorrow
morning at S:15, and returning, leaves
Albuquerque at 1895 in the evening. The
ICAIulelod IduCo ou lOl bIC
fair remain in force all week.
petition, numerously signed, has been
received at the governors office from
Silver City, asking for Communication of
the sentence of hanging imposed upon
Henry Daniels, the murderer confined in
the Grant county Jail. Friday is the day
| fixed for the execution. Since the fore
going lines were written and confded to
the printers, news comes from the execu-
tive office that Governor Otero has grant
ed Daniels reprieve until October Is.
Company B, First New Mexico volun-
teer infantry, will give a grand ball at
Fort Marcy hall on next Saturday even
ing, the proceeds thereof to be dedicated
to dafraying the expenses of the COM
pany's coming trip to Denver. 1t is
hoped that the businessmen of the city
will be moved to make liberal purchases
uf tickets. The cause is meritorious.
The commissioned officers connected
with the local militia organizations are
already making elaborate preparatio ms
for the meeting of the New Mexico Ma
tional Guard association in this city on
October 2. The visitors will be accorded
a royal reception, will be met at the train
by the First regimental band and will be
duly baDqueted In the evening.
Colonel W. s. Fletcher, assistant .adju-
tant general G. A. R., department of New
Mexico, is DESTROYS of locating one John
s. Bossinger who served in company A,
Thirty. eighth Illinois infantry during the
war of the rebellion. He is supposed to
have left Pueblo, Colorado, in 1883, for
| New Mexico, and has not been heard from
since. New Mexico papers are requested
to copy.
The first carload of copper ore, pur-
| chased at Amizett for the use of the new
gold and silver reduction plant at Bland,
come in over the Denver & Rio Grande,
was shipped from here to Thornton over
the Santa Fe road and thence was trans
ferred to Bland by Trimble's ore wagons.
The New MEXICAN is informed that from
three to five carloads of this copper ore
will be required by the Bland mill every