Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-06
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

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Mr.. j. d. Whitman of Denver, registers
at the Exchange.
U. 8. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair; warmer.
Regular meeting of the w. B. T. q l..
A. on Monday at 2:30 p. m.
Wanted-To reut for the winter good
piano; apply to L. A. Hughes.
Mr.. W. A. Louis of St. Louis, is in the
city, stopping at the Claire.
Mr.. W. d. Campbell of Los Angeles,
Calf, registers at the Claire.
Mr.. j. W. Luckey of Silver City, is in
Santa Fe, registering at the Exchange.
The finest and best job printing in New
Mexico done at the New MEXICAN print
ing office at the lowest possible prices.
Hon. Eugene and Mr.. W. A. Engley of
Alamose, are attending to business mat
ters in the city, registering at the Claire.
Mr.. j. P. MoNulty, manager of the Tiff
fany turquols mines in southern Santa
Fe county, is in the city on business,
stopping at the Palace hotel.
Messrs. Carl Fl. We'll, W. D. Epptein,
and O. Stein, itinerant Chicago business
hustlers, made call on Santa Fe busl-
ness men today, stopping at the Palace
hotel.
Mother E. R. Wheaton will hold spec
ial evsngelistio service in the st. ohn's
M. E. church tonight. The co operation
of all Christians is earnestly requested.
Messrs. G. 8. Wood, F. G. White, F. O.
L. Buck, Dan Osmon, and VIM. Manning,
travelling men from Denver, called on
Santa Fe merchants today, all registering
at the Palace hotel.
The new street on the north side of the
capitol grounds should be opened. The
capitol rebuilding commission should act
in conjunction with the city and declare
for the opening of the street as law re-
GENTLY enacted directs and contemplates.
Mr.. W. Gillis of Taos, has some fine
lands, with perpetual water rights, to dis
pose of, as will be seen by an adver-
tisement in this paper. Anyone desiring
information concerning Taos county
resources should address Mr.. Gillis, at
Taos.
Professor Perez band will render the
following program at the plaza concert
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock:
March-James G. Blaine. ......J. p. Brothers
Fantasia Across the Border. p Romero
March-Lacatecas. s...................G ". Codlna
Schottische-N -Nodaway. y..........J j. p. Brothers
Song-Mocking Bird. ~. Lewis
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A few nights ago, at the Santa Fe depot
while waiting for an incoming train,
Hank Fisher dropped into doze on the
box of his carriage. When he awakened
it was found that some one had unfastened
the lines on spirited horse in the team
and loosened the pole strap, probably
thinking the act cute, and the runaway
which came near happening a good joke.
The joker, if he could be caught, ought to
be sent to Jail for about six months to
mediate upon his smartness. Carriages
are often occupied by women and child
rem, and smashup might prove serious
matter.
Mr.. J. H. Blain has purchased the So
called Kirchner stable property on San
Francisco street from the Perea estate
and the deal was closed this morning. The
terms are private. Mr.. Blain, who is a
live and public spirited citizen, has made
the following offer to the city: He is to
give sufficient land for new street to
connect San Francisco and Water streets
and to be used as a prolongation of Gal.
isteo street, provided the city turns over
to him the narrow alley east of the liv-
cry stable property and at present CON
Meeting San Francisco and Water streets.
The alley in question is about 12 feet
wide, whereas Mr.. Blan offers the city
strip of land 80 feet wide for the new
street. This offer of Mr.. Blain's should
be acoe pied by all means by the city. 1t
would give nice street as connecting
link between the two streets named and
straighten out Galisteo street. The ad-
vantages of this offer are all with the city.
1t is understood that Mr.. A. Staab, who
owns the property on the narrow alley In
question, opposes the project