Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-18


mencement exercises of her private
classes at 1880 p. M, next Monday, in
Adams hall. Parent aud friends of the
students are cordially invited.
Flower day at the penitensiary on Sun
day next. Friends in the city who are
willing to contribute flowers for the max
ing of bouquets for the prisoners will con-
fer favor by leaving them at the home
of Mrs. Harvey, johnson street, before 4
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon.
| The journals of the Thirty-second leg
islative assembly have been printed in
English by the public printer aud are be-
J. ing rapidly distributed by Secretary
Miller. This is the first time 10 the his
tory of the territory that the journals
have been ont so early and promptly for
distribution.
The Santa Fee board of trade has ap-
] pointed Ex-Governor Thornton, Major
Palen, Mr.. A. F. Spiegelberg, Mr.. Fl. B.
gates to the International gold conven-
ton to be held in Denver, July Z, 8, and
8; Hon. l.. Bradford Prince as a delegate
to the Transmissippi commercial con-
gress, which meets in Salt Lake City on
July IA.
Secretary Miller is receiving statutes
of other states and territories in ex-
change for the New Mexico, 1897, statutes
and the New Mexico book, as to con-
tents, paper, printing, binding and finish
compares more than favorabiy with the
| books from other states. 1t is a work of
which all concerned may we'll be proud of.
The city authorities should compel
property owners to. keep sidewalks in re.
pair and not allow them.to fill up holes
in sidewalks with mud and the like. The
| city council and mayor are pow of one
| political mind and the responsibility for
the management of city affairs will be
placed upon the Republican party, hence
it behooves the mayor and city council
to see that city ordinances are strictly
carried out, that all city officials do their
full duty and that the city be kept clean
and healthy.
The governors reception finance COM
mittee, after paying the expenses in
CURED in welcoming Governor Otero out
of the money collected for that purposes
had $l4.75 remaining. This sum was dis
posed of by turning 1915 into the Wo-
mans board of trade treasury, and giving
IS to the Historical society to aid in
buying the historical works so much de-
sired.
Rev. SCOTT Hershey of the First Pres
byterian church of Boston, addressed a
meeting at the First Presbyterian church
in this city last evening, his subject be-
ing "Little Children in Heaven" DR.,
Hershey is an entertaining talker and
holds the attention of his audiences with
out any apparent effort. He leaves this
evening for Flagstaff, Arlz., going thence
to San Francisco where he is to take part
in the coming Christian Endeavor con-
vention.
The w. B. L. netted little over $40
out of the proceeds of the "rose tea
given at their library on yesterday.
The trial of Manuel Gregorio Vigil o.
Taos county, charged with adultery
which began last Tuesday, is still before
the jury. 1t was thought this afternoon
that it would be finished this evening.
Mr.. Enos Andrews is gathering his
strawberry crop at the rate of 800 to soc
boxes a day. This berries are without
doubt the finest ever seen in the Santa Fe
market.