Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-15
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.
U. 8. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: FAIR and warmer.
Rev. Father P. Gilberton has gone to
Los Cerrillos and Madrid tc hold relig-
ious services.
The new code, with extra blank sheets,
in paper, leatherette or sheep binding will
be ready on Monday next and for sale at
this office. Every New Mexico lawyer
should have copy of it.
Should the city council meet on Monday
it should certainly take action for the re-
pair of the sidewalk in front of the Sena
building on Palace avenue.
W. F. Mcpherson has set out a large
number of trees on the lots adjoining his
residence on Gaspar Ortiz avenue. In a
few years he will have fine and profit
able orchard there. Mr.. McPhsrson's ex.
ample might be followed with great profit
by many other citizens of Santa Fe.
General Agent 7. j. Helm OF the Den
YER & Rio Grsnde, las received 200
pounds of beet sugar seed and is dis.
tributing the same to farmers here and
in the Espanola valley. The seed is be.
ing distributed rapidly and persons de-
string sugar beet seed for planting and
experimental purposes should apply to
Mr.. Helm at once.
Captain s. H. Day of the Santa Fe Wa
ter company, has ten acres in suar beets
at the fine farm OF the water company
about mile from town, about three
acres in sugar beets near the water COM
pany's reservoirs and today he is plant
ing and seeding two acres of ground near
the old Spiegelberg residence, also in
sugar beets.
Acting Governor Miller has appointed
the following notaries public for their re-
spective counties: D. j. Leahy of Ration,
for Colfax county; W. H. Hudson, of
Deming, for Grant county, and Mary 9.
Simpson of Albuq for Bernalillo
county.
In addition to what Governor Prince
said yesterday in an interview with the
New MEXICAN relative to the Washington
situation, he desires to state that H. N
Price and Sheriff H. y. Bursom Of So
zorro county, are still in Washington, and
that they have been two of the most &C.
tive workers, and potent powers, in the
New Mexico contingent, from the begin
ming.
It is expected that those who know how
to appreciate music will come from Mad.
r id, Oerrillos and other mining camps, to
eight themselves in listening to the
b eautiful cantata performance at the
court house in Santa Fe, on the goth and
and 21st instant, by the most selected
players and singers of the capital city.
Professor G. Stanley has the direction of
benefit of Guadalupe church.
Mr.. Fred Anders IN, editor of the Dona
Ana county Republican, came up from
Las Cruces last evening on personal
business and incidentally to investigate
the reports concerning the death of the
late Edward Fenstermacher. After an in.
terview with Mr.. Fischer. Mr.. Anderson de-
clared himself convinced that the rumors
surrounding the sudden demise of Fen :.
stermacher were based upon facts. He is
of the opinion that an investigation should
be commenced at once.
Professor Perez band will tomorrow
afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, render the follow.
ing program in the plaza pagcda, the
weather permitting:
March-White Squadron ........ Chattaway
Medley Oyerture.Sweet Roses. .,....... Horn
Waltz-Life is a Dream ................ .Zikotf
Mareh-Honeymoon ........... George Rosey
Mexican song-Un Recuerdo de Amistad
p,,- .'............'..... Moreno
FolKa-Iry AGAIN SeDOr
Galop-Ariel.... ...............L aurendeau
Au0 luuOAol VI ouo IouioAuo VI uuo lbbo
Clarence Griffin took place at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon from the residence of w.
E. Griffin. The remains were Inferred in
the Fairview cemetery in the Griffin fam
lily plot. The pail bearers were Arthur
SeligmaD, y. B. Shelby, Sherrsrd Cole
man, Thomas..J. Ourran, Frederick Muller,
Frank Andrews. Rev. R. M. Craig Of the
Presbyterian church, performed the last
religious rites. The mother Of the de-
ceased, his brothers, other relatives and q
large number Of sympathetic friends Of
the family attended the services. Great
and universal regret is felt AZ the un-
timely and early death Of the young man,
who was general favorite with his
friends and among all Glasses Of Santa Fe
citizens.
| The Bon Ton receives tri-weekly all
kinds Of Kansas City meats, sausages.
oysters, fish and game. Short order meals
at all hours. Open day and night.
Jewelry, books, stationery, toys and
notions at the Cash Store.
VXTANTED. General and local deputies Il
w organizers, who can build LODGES for
one OF the most progressive fraternal life
insurance orders with many new and at.