Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-10-16
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The open sewer nuisance on Palace
avenue has finally been abated.
The city council is scheduled to meet in
regular session on Monday evening.
The office building of the Mary Mining
& Smelling company at Cerrillos is COM
pleted, and presents very neat and tasty
appearance.
Special meeting of the W. B. T.. on
Monday at 2:3O p. M, when all the mem.
bers are requested to attend to complete
arrangements for the bean bake.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair; proceeded by local show
ers tonight; in north portion much colder
tonight with frost Sunday morning.
Governor Otero this morning appoint
ed Francis G. Blake as fish commissioner
for San Miguel county, and Alfred Hunter
of Pine Spring, as notary public for Lin
coln county.
Mr.. Edward Henry, the Las Vegas in
suranoe man, is in the city to adjust the
fire loss on the Adler harness shop, burned
early yesterday morning. He registers
at the Exchange.
Justice Garcia today fined Francisco
Ortega $40 and costs or 30 days in the
city Jail for selling an overcoat and vest
that belonged to another man and appro-
priating the proceeds of the sale to his
own use.
Through the thoughtfulness of Mr.. R..
9. Gortner and the kindness of the man
ager of the Main circus 40 orphans, who
are tenderly cared for at st. Vincent Or
phanage in this city, enjoyed the fun on
Tuesday with the rest of the youngsters
in town.
Professor Perez band will render the
following program in the plaza tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock, weather permit
ting, otherwise it will be rendered the
next day:
n March of the Forest st G ...E' A Wilcox OK
Waltz-The Skater ........E. W. Waldtenfel
March-Santa Fe Band. :. .............J. Perez
Mazurka -Loretto .................... Keller
The Darkies, Dream. ............. Meyer Lutz
Galop-Let Her Go. ..................A.M inker
Since it is perfectly manifest that the
energetic breezes of the past two days have
80 thoroughly ventilated the entire Santa
Fe valley that all the impurities in the
atmosphere have been blown to smash
against the granite ribs of old Badly, and
we are now luxuriating in our usual
supply of pure and invigorating ozone,
perhaps it would be just as well for
Weather Director Hersey to turn his anti
wind key.
At the special evangelistic services in
progress at the St. Johns NJ. e. church,
DR.. A. A. Gee the new superintendent of
the New Mexico English mission of the
Methodist Episcopal church, will conduct
the services and also deliver a sermon
suitable for the occasion.
The wind played havoc with telephone
and telegraph wires this morning. On
the south side Eve poles were broken of
at the ground and in falling snapped the
wires, shutting of telephone connection
with the rest of the city, and breaking
the Postal telegraph lines. The damage
was repaired early in the afternoon, and
lurid language on the part of telephone
users gave place to gentle, loving tones.
The Mary Mining & Smelling company
has this week received two cars of ma
chiuery, one car Of pipe for the line to be
run from the spring north of town to the
reservoir just above the smelter, and
three carloads of brick, says the Cerrillos
Rustler. The pipe line is 5000 feet long,
is to be laid with three inch pipe, and
Manager Balue expects to have water
running through it by the first of next
week. The smelter site is busy place,
and the work being done by the big force
10 the several departments has changed
the appearance of the barren hillside
wonderfully.