Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-11
Step up to Collector MuIler's office and

Step up to Collector MuIler's office and
pay your taxes.
u. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair; alightly colder
in south portion tonight.
Assessor Hudson is at work assessing
property. He proposes to make just
aud fair assessment, just and fair to all
concerned.
The Misses kothgeb, Atkins and Rey-
Las Vegas, and will delight Santa Fe
music lovers tonight at the court house.
Don't forget to secure tickets before it IS
too late.
The statements of the six insurance
com panies represented by Mr.. s. E..
Lankard in this city, appear in this issue
of the New MEXICAN. That these COM
panies are thoroughly reliable will be
seen by reading the amounts of assets aud
liabilities.
Rumors we're fast and thick around
town today that a governor had been ap-
pointed, that the new appointee would
be here Monday next and the like. But
they were all rumors. The NEW MEXICAN
will have the first news as to any ap
pointments and will give it to it's read
ers promptly.
W. Fl. McBroom, who for several years
was citizen of Santa Fe, is preparing to
do some surveying work west of the Rio
Grande as U. 8. deputy surveyor. He
and his party will leave for the field work
in few days. Mr. McBroom OF late years
has been living on ranch near Colorado
Springs, Colo.
The meeting of the territorial miners,
called for Monday, March Is, in this city
has been postponed until Thursday,
March 1S. The object of this meeting is
to form permanent organization having
in view the development of the mineral
resources of New Mexico, aud it is hoped
a large number of those interested in this
industry will be present.
Adjutant General Knaebel today mailed
to the officers-elect of company I, First
New Mexico militia, stationed at East
Las Vegas, commissions duly signed by
the governor for Captain George NJ. Ber-
don; First Lieutenant Henry E. Blake and
Second Lieutenant Edward G. Sporleder.
The new company starts out under good
auspices and will be credit to the new
National Guard of New Mexico.
The Misses Blanche and Edith Rothgeb,
Ruth Reynolds and Beatrice Atkins, with
friends, leave on tonight's train for "the
aucient," where they will render some fine
, music to the denizens and Legislators of
the sleepy city. The program is an ex-
cellent one, and the young ladies will no
doubt be greeted with full house.--Las
, Vegas Optic.
Captain j. W. Barney, now full
fedged member of the little state of
Delaware, attended the Mckinley inaugu-
, raj ceremonies in an official capacity and
caused it to be known in Washington
City that he is we'll backed applicant
for the seoretaryship of this territory.
John Wesley's all right.-Las Vegas
Optic.
"If you want to see busy establishment
call around at the New MEXICAN Printing
| company's Office. This establishment
does great good to your city. The wages
it pays ont, and they amount to several
hundred dollars Per week. 20 rightamong
the business men of the city, and the lat
ter, and in fact every citizen and special
ly every property owner, should loyalty
support the NEW MEXICAN" Thus said a
prominent citizen of the territory today,
after visiting the New MEXICAN estab-
lishment, and he was right absolutely.
Professor Perez band gave fee con-
cert at st. Michael's college this afternoon
for the entertainment OF the members of
the legislature. Aside from the legisla.
tors large number of citizens were
present, making one of the largest au.
diences the band has played before in
some time. At the close of the concert
Speaker Llewellyn stepped to the front
of the balcony and thanked the members
of the band for the music and oompli-
mented them very highly, comparing
them favorably with any of the best bands
he had ever heard.
Mr.. Ira P. Good, representing the Paris
Medicine company, of st. Louis, is 10 the
city on business connected with his com.
company. He was shown through the
New MEXICAN printing Office, and ex-
pressed himself as surprised at the ca.
pacity and completeness of the plant,
stating that it was the largest concern of
the kind he had seen in the southwest.
The board Of pharmacy, which has been
in session in this city for several days
past, adjournded last night, and the sew.
eral members returned to their respect-
! i've homes.
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