Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-30
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The Arcade saloon will be re-opeped on
August l, by Joe Lacome.
There will be meeting of Aztlan lodge
No. 3, |. 0. O. f., this evening at O'Clock.
A new steel roof is being put on the
Ilfeld block, occupied by the Santa Fe
Mercantile 90.
A meeting of the capitol rebuilding
board will be held at the secretary's office
in this city, on Tuesday, August 8.
.. 5. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair tonight and Sat
urday; continued warm weather.
Attend the city public meeting at the
court house tonight, and aid to make
the coming horticultural fair success.
The most convenient and neatest thing
out, is the code of civil procedure as pub
lished by the New Mexican Printing Co.
Ranging in price from $l.25 to $3.50, ac-
cordlng to binding.
Official notice of removal was received
by Mr.. Shannon, collector of internal
revenue for New Mexico and Arizona,
from Washington this morning. The
notice takes effect upon the qualification
of his successor, Judge A. L. Morrison.
The county Normal school closed today
at noon. There was an average attend
ance of ~ teachers. Mr.. Pine, county
school uperintendent, was present dur
ing the sessions and while he deplores
the fact that the attendance of teachers
was small, he is nevertheless of the opin-
ion that good work was done and the
institute will prove of benefit.
1t is desired that there be large at
tendance of ladies at the meeting to be
held at the court house tonight at 8
O'Clock to make arrangements for the
horticultural fair. A special invitation
has been extended to the Womsn's Board
of Trade, and the ladies in general. Con-
siderable interest has been awakened in
the project the past few days, and the
meeting tonight will be one of interest
and Importance.
The NEW MEXICAN recently made fine
ledger and journal for the use of the
enterprising wholesale and retail mer-
chants at Espanola, Messrs, g. W. Bond
& Bro. In letter, after using the books
for couple of months, Messrs. Bond d
Bro. say to the New MEXICAN: "The
journal and ledger you have made for us
have given US and are giving US better
satisfaction than any books we ever had.
We shall have all our work done at your
company hereafter" That's the kind of
testimonial that tells and that the kind
of work the NEW MEXICAN does.
About O'Clock last evening while riding
his wheel, John Gresham got fall that
will keep him under a doctors care for
some time. Near Andrews grain house
dog ran out in front of the wheel and
John tried to run over the beast, paying
no attention to the direction he was 60
ing, and ran off the approach to the
bridge, stirling on his head on the rocks
below, some eight feet. Several persons
went to his assistance and carried him
home, where an examination was made.
No bones were broken, but among the
injuries sustained are cut over an inch
long through the lower lip, three or four
teeth knocked out, one knee badly
sprained, and numerous smallec cuts and
bruises.
The statement of the First National
bank of this city. which appears in this
issue of the DAILY New MEXICAN, shows
conclusively that this bank is one of the
soundest financial institutions in the
whole southwest. The conservative man.
agement of those in charge of the hank,
is an assurance of stability to every de-
position.
Acting Governor Wallace is receiving
many inquiries concerning the act gov
erning the filing OF articles of incorpora-
alton in the territory, from different
parts of the Union. This is evidence
that confidence in New Mexicos mines
and other natural resources is returning,
and that new companies will be organized
to develop the wealth so abundant on
every hand.