Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-29
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair, warmer.
Captain Hudson, marshal of the day OF
Monday, requests all old soldiers to unit
with Carleton post.
The fishing season commences on Tues
day next and party or two are getting
ready for fishing trip to the Jemei
country.
There will be ball game tomorrow
afternoon at the college grounds between
the College niue and the Santa Fe Dia'
monds.
The G. A. R. committee in charge Of
decorations at the National cemetery will
consist of William Bolander, Adolf Weller
and Valentine Herbert.
The guild of the church of the Holy
Faith met at the house of Mrs. Crosson
yesterday afternoon. Annual reports
were submitted and approved.
Fishing in the Santa Fe river promises
to be very good this season. You can
commence to angle for the speckled beau.
ties on Tuesday next
meeting of the city school board will
be held this evening at Fischer's drug
store at 1880. There is important bust
ness to be transacted and all members of
the board are expected to be present.
Colonel Walter G. Marmon, command
ing the First infantry, N. M. N. g., is
here on land Office business, and will stop
over for Memorial day services.
The following details have been made
for Monday in connection with Memorial
day services Committee to decorate
graves outside of the National cemetery,
J. L. Steele, Ned Gold, and Louis Fensen.
thai.
Before Justice German complaint was
made by Ramon Armijo against Antonio
Rodriguez, and the latter was placed un-
der 800 bond to keep the peace toward
the said peaceably inclined Armijo for
six months.
Sol. Lowitzki has purchased the Franz
lots on lower San Francisco street, and
will commence the lst of next month
erecting brick front livery barn on the
grounds. He intends putting up first
class barn in every respect.
Professor Perez band will tomorrow
afternoon, at O'Clock, render the follow
ing program in the plaza pagoda, the
weather permitting:
Two StepFamous Cadet 80. .Schleifarth
NJ NJ Hey OF War Songs-In Camp. ..... Dabbey
waltz ose lima ................... .Rosas
March-Liberty Bell. ....... .sousa
National Melodies ............B. Boyer
Galop-Zip Zip. Fl. Hyde
Upon petition of s. Spitz, and number
of citizens, Judge Laughlin this morning
issued writ of mandamus to compel
City Treasurer Cartwright to pay the
school warrants, and citing him to show
cause why said writ should not be made
permanent.
Don't forget that the Womsn's board
of trade will have charge Of the flowers
for Decoration day, and that all, especial.
ly school children, are invited TO bring
flowers to Fireman's hall before 8 O'Clock
Monday morning, and assist in the work
of decoration.
Now that work is about to begin on the
capitol the park surrounding it should
receive vigorous and prompt attention.
The trees especially need attention very
much, and those in charge of the work
should attend to this very important
duty. This park can be made beauty
spot and great ornament to the town,
and this with very little care.
As about a dozen members of the force
Of the New MEXICAN office are members
of the several national guard organiza-
lions in this city, and as their services
will be in demand for national guard duty
on Monday, being Decoration day, and in
order to allow them to participate in the
decoration parade and other patriotic
exercises of that day, no paper will be
issued from this Office on Monday, May
81, Decoration day.
The memorial service, which will be
held tomorrow evening in the First Pres
byterian church, will be especially appro.
pirate. Invitations have been issued to
he individual members of the g. A. R., to
The cavalry, the infantry, the Calling gun
squad and Professor Perez band, and for
hese the center pews will be reserved.
The pastor will deliver an address on the
ubject of Memorial days and their les
ons." There will be special song ser.
ice in which, in addition to the regular
hoir, Mrs. Hail. Mrs. Norton, Miss Kel-
or, Miss Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Knae.
'el will take part. As will be seen BY
eferenoe to the announcements under
ne head of tschurch servicea0 n cordial In,