Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-09-18
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

s. 8. Beatty has received carload Of
Colorado potatoes.
There will be a special meeting of San
ia Fe lodge No. 2, X. of p, this evening
at 8 O'Clock.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Partly cloudy tonight; fair Sun
day, slowly rising temperature.
Miss Annita Bustamante, the young
girl who was badly burned some time ago
by powder explosion at Gallup, will
leave the hospital for her home the com.
ing week.
All connections with the Palace avenue
sewer have been temporarily closed, and
the nuisance that has existed along that
thoroug hfare for some days past, has
been abated.
Mr.. Charles p. Rosencrans and his
brother Fred, the former well known in
this city as an expert accountant in the
United States marshals office under Mr..
Hall, narrowly escaped being drowned in
the recent Bear creek food in Grant
county.
The territorial board of equalization,
pursuant to the prophecy of the New
MEXICAN, having failed to complete its
work in manner satisfactory to the
conscientious members thereof, has ad
journed to meet in the city of Santa Fe
on Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas Harris, who is in the EN-.
ploy of the coal company at Madrid,
came up from the south last night with
John Dinsmore, night boss at the Cook
& White coal mine. Mr.. Dinsmore has
been sick for some time and his friends
wisely concluded to send him to st. Vim
cent hospital in this city.
The preliminary work of transferring
the consolidated offices of United States
collector of internal revenue and GUS
todian of the federal building at Santa
Fe, from the possession of Hon. Charles
M. Shannon to that of Judge A. L. Nor
rison, was begun yesterday and will be
completed today. Judge Morrison, who
will assume the duties of collector on
Monday, speaks in the most com pliment-
airy terms of the courtesies shown him by
Collector Shannon and Chief Deputy A.
J. Loomis.
Says the Oerrilos Rustler of yesterday:
The grading for the smelter sidetracks is
finished; also the excavation for build
ings. The lower sidetrack has been laid
and surfaced, while the upper track is 60
ing down as rapidly as possible and will
probably be finished tomorrow. Rock
hauling began yesterday, and foundations
and walls will be begun the first of the
week. Carpenters will be here next week
to begin work on the buildings. The
spring above town will provide an ample
supply Of water, and pipe line will be
laid within short time. Things are
moving.
The absence of Secretary Curran at Al
buquerque, and the time required for the
preparation of 300 to 400 diplomas, have
caused slight delay in the delivery of
the premiums offered BY the Horticul.
tural society, but next week every diplo-
ma and check will be ready, and the So
ciety will close up its wonderfully sue
cessful fair by prompt payment Of all
quite unusual in like cases.
A neat report, containing list Of all the
awards, will also be printed as a per-
record of the fair.
Professor Perez band will render the
following program in the plaza tomorrow
at 4 O'Clock, weather permit
ting.
Overture Chocolate Caramels .Sonthweii
Waltz -Te VOlvi a. Yer. =. $500. sass. Estrada
March rincella. ............ Clark
Polka Mazurka-Beau Esprits. -. Monteil
Skirt Dance. ,........... Meyer. Lutz
Gallop-Raquet. .......... Werner
The owners of the Albemarle group,
consisting Of four big free milling gold
claims in Cola Canon, Cochiti mining
have employed Hon. Charles F.
Easley, Of this city, to secure patents for
them at the earliest possible moment.
These claims are owned by Thomas H.
Charles H. Toll, Henry Woods
and Norman Bletcher, and 100000 were
recently refused for them. General Ess-
Icy sees no reason why claims In the CO.
Dbiti district should not be patented as
soon as the required work is done and
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