Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-27

April s. Voters should remember this
and see that their names are registered in
the ward where they live.
1t is reported about town that Chief
Justice Smith holds that the president of
the United States has no power to inter-
fere in the Borrego cases and that he has
80 advised Gov. Thornton.
Judge William Barns, deputy internal
revenue collector, transferred from this
to the Phoenix, A. r., division, is ex-
pected here next Friday, when he will re-
turn to Phoenix, accompanied by Mrs.
Burns. Albuquerque Citizen.
1t is said in railroad circles, on the
transfer of the Atlantic IL Pacific to the
Santa Fe, that 1t is likely Mr.. j. E. Hur-
ley, now division superintendent at Las
Vegas, will be placed In charge of the d.
vision west Of Albuquerque.
The following program will be rendered
tomorrow afternoon by Professor Perez
band in the plaza pagoda at $50:
March-G Georgetown Band March
Selection NBohmiiaina Girl - M. W. Balfe
Mexican Waltz-Impassioned Dream j; Rosas
Schottische-Beauty Bright Samuel Hosfeld
Po!ka-La Cantinera. ....,........ .Kosas
Galop-beauty.... ....'....... .......... warren
The Santa Fe New MEXICAN has clever
ly remembered this Office with it's souvenir
edition of the Thirty.seoond legislative
assembly, it being in the form of neat
ly printed pamphlet, containing portraits
and biographical sketches of the men,
bers of both branches of the territorial
legislature.-La Vegas Optic.
Surveyor. General Essley has received
an application from Judge Newcomb, at
torney for the people interested, for tho
survey of the Dona Ana Bend Colony
grant, upon which is located the town of
Las Cruces. This grant has been con-
6rmed by the courts, and as soon as the
application returns from Washington the
contract for the work will be let.
"In order to attract tourists and health
seekers, this city must be made attractive,
clean and be we'll lighted. To bring
these much desired reforms about, pro-
gressive and energetic set of city officials
should be elected at the coming election,
So said prominent and public spirited
business man to representative of the
NEW MEXICAN today and he was eminent
ly correct.
Vest erday afternoon the adopted son
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Lankard, of this
city, died of whooping cough and pneu-
monia, aged two and half years. The
deceased is son of Mr.. j. R. Lankard, OF
Redwood Falls, MINI. The funeral will
take place from Mr.. Lankard's residence
on Garcia street, tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, Rev. Hale Townsend con-
Quoting the services. The interment
will be in Fairview cemetary.
The medical fraternity of Santa Fe has
lately had very valuable addition in the
person of DR.. James A. Massie, who ar
rived here on Thursday last. The doctor
is graduate of Toronto, Canada, school OF
medicine and has been abroad for the
last four and half years, studying in the
different hospitals in London, Birming-
ham, Glasgow and Dublin. While in
Glasgow the doctor was head surgeon for
the Anchor Line of steamships, the first
time that position had been occupied by
anyone not graduate of an English
college. DR.. Massie is now looking for
an Office, and his card will appear in a
few days.