Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-20
The officers of the Horticultural society

should look after matters connected with
the horticultural fair. Time flies.
A party consisting of Captain Muller,
Lee Muehleisen, Arthur Blschoff, Mike
Berardinelli, j. Ii. Sutherlin and George
Dietzel returned yesterday from fishing
trip to the Pecos and the Valley ranch.
Fishing was moderately good, the largest
one day catch being 81 nice mountain
trout. The party had a most enjoyable
time.
| About as fine cherries as are grown in
Santa Fe are those in the orchard owned
by Mr.. George Marsh. They are very
large, very sweet and beautiful to look
upon. The Santa Fe valley grows the
Marsh's orchard grows about as fine as
there are in the valley.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid, ex-territorial
auditor, is in the city from his ranch at
Oienega. He reports fruit in his section
in very fine condition and also that the
second crop of alfalfa has been cut there
already. Cienega, although only about Is
miles from Santa Fe, is much lower, and
alfalfa natures earlier than around this
city.
Hon. F. f. Pine, county school super
intendent, has returned from visit on
official business through the towns in the
northeria part of this county. He reports
the finest crops in many years in that
section and everybody busy and content
ed. Also, that the school furniture of the
Espanola school district was destroyed
in the fire that consumed the Denver e.
Rio Grande warehouse at Espanola on
last Friday.
The Santa Fe county Normal institute
commenced this morning at the school
house in the Fourth ward, Miss Harriet
Warning, graduate of the California
State Normal school, as nstructress.
There are so far but eight persons in at
tendance. 1t is expected that the num-
Der will increase right along. The in
stitute will be in session two weeks.
An honest man is the noblest work OF
God and Antonio Windsor, the we'll known
contractor and builder, certainly is as
honest man as one can find for many a
mile. On Saturday last $40 too much
change was given him in certain bust
ness establishment in this city. The
matter was not at all noticed by the
cashier paying out the money. Mr.
Windsor detected the mistake short
time thereafter and Immediately returned
the $40 overpad. Antonio Windsor il
honest in his work and honest as man
The Railroad Red Book of the West
being the official guide of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad and connecting lines
recently issued, is replete with useful in
formation arranged in most attractive
manner. The principal points of inter.
est reached by this great system and its
lieu WOTk VI DrduCu lluos, are mlAu uci J
described, and there is handy guide fol
Denver and other cities in Colorado, be.
sides time tables for the whole system
and great variety of useful information
for the traveller and tourist. In Mr.. I
j. Helm, general agent of the D. R. G
in this city, the road has an enterprising
and progressive official who is doing
wonders in making the line popular
among all classes. He is great adver.
tiser and the results being attained prove
the soundness of his Judgment in this re-
spect.
1t is reported, that W. w. Miller was
about town yesterday getting signatures
to telegram to Washington recommend.
ing Mr.. E. F. Mckinley of Albuquerque,
for appointment as internal revenue col
lector for New Mexico and Arizona.
Notice.
Taken up on June %, 1897, one team
of work horses; one gray about nine years
old one bay about ten years old. Can be
seen at the ranch of Jose Davis, four
miles south of Galisteo, and owner can
have possession by proving property and
paying all expenses of keeping and ad.
vereising.