Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The Social club gives hop tonight.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair; not 30 cold Wednesday.
Is Santa Fe alive to the Importance of
pushing along that beet sugar enterprise ?
A quorum failed to materiaize at the
regular meeting of the board of education
last night.
Snow in Kansas again delayed last
nights mail trains from the east. They
are expected in sometime between and
pm.
The cold snap of the last few days
causes the heart of the small boy, with
new skates, to rejoice and be exceeding
glad.
| The doctors report that the general
health of the city has much improved
since the recent snow and the seasonable
drop in temperature.
The Democrats of the Sd precinct will
nominate candidates for justice of the
peace and constable at the hall of Simon
Vigil this evening at 1870 o'clock.
Hackelman, the printer inventive gen-
ius, was out on the plaza this morning
sleigh riding on his bicycle. He uses a
runner instead of the front wheel.
The New Mexico board of eq ualization,
with G. W. Kennedy in the chair and D.
@. Hobart officiating as secretary, will
probably complete it's work tonight.
Gov. Thornton's Western Union Tele-
graph cypher book has been lost in this
city. The finder will confer favor by
returning same to Miss Crane.
The Democrats of precinct No. will
meet at the hall of the Society of the
Holy Trinity tomorrow evening at 7
O'Clock for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Justice Of the peace and
constable.
The Dem ocratic voters of precinct No.
II will meet at Fireman's hall at o'clock
this evening for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the Office of Justice
of the peace and constable to be voted
for at the regular precinct election on
Monday next.
The weather being favorable to-mor-
row, Prof. Perez band will render the
following program in the plaza pagoda
at O'Clock:
March-White Squadron. ....., ..... Chataway
un Requerdo de AmiStad ......... G. Codina
WaltZ-SOngS $50. $3.50. .....,.....,., Lewis
March--Liberty Bell .. Sousa
TioIuih ioiet' '''.'....., ......C. fauSt
La Golondrino. ...........,...........M Moreno
Galop-Roquet.... .....................W Warren
"Baldy" Brown writes from the Sold.
iers' home to say that Capt. Erastus
Wood, Joe Stinson, Geo. Sunday, Patrick
Brady and himself literally devoured
copy of the New MEx1oAN's special edi-
ton. He says the old vets are all we'll
and that Joe Stinson has just gone out
on six months furlough.
President Jeffrey, A. s. Hughes, gen.
eral traffic manager; N. W. Sample, gen.
eral superintendent, and other D. Il r.
G.. officials, left for Denver at O'Clock
this morning after spending the night
here. They were simply on tonr of in
spection. Hon. j. F. Vail, who came
down with the party, remained over to
attend to business in the district court, as
did also Mr.. Compton, travelling freight
agent of the line.
Mr.. E. 0. Faulkner and Mr.. A. Q. Camp
bell, ce.president and attorney re.
spectively of the Pecos Valley Irrigation
& Improvement company, are visiting
Santa Fe to-day. These gentlemen are
more than pleased with the success which
has attended the establishment of the beet
sugar factory at Eddy, and say that
similar plant, only with greater capacity,
will be built at Roswell in the near future.
Az result of critical tests made of the
Pecos valley sugar beet Mr.. Faulkner de-
clares that no region in the world can |
excel New Mexico in this industry, and
ne believes the day not far distant when |
,very valley in the territory will have it's !
own sugar factory.
"The territorial capital is itself again,
. company of troops being ordered to re-
port to the governor and act under his
,rders.s This queer statement appears
is an editorial in the Albuq uerque Citi-
zen, and all because Gen. Miles has or
Tered Capt. W. W. James, 18th infantry,
o report to the governor for duty with
he New Mexico national guard. Well, at
ny rate, Capt. James is host within
imself.
Jose q. Gutierrez, of Santa Cruz, a
Iell known native citizen who faithfully
erved in B COMPANY, LIST New Mexico
avalry, during the war of the rebellion,
caves tonight to enter the National
ONE for disabled veteran soldiers at
,eavenworth. He gained admission
trough the kindness Of friends here who
rote to Gen. W. B. franklin, president
the home, In his behalf. Mr.. Guterriez