Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-10-30
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The city council will meet in regular
session on Monday evening.
NJ. j. s. Church of Chicago, has his
name on the Palace hotel register.
Daniel Carter, prominent citizen OF
Glorieta, registers at the Bon Ton.
Deputy United States Marshal Cassman
went south last night on official business.
Mr.. Henry Krick of Altemont, Mont,
is Santa Fe visitor registered at the
Claire.
The Ortiz mine shipped another car
load of rich gold ore to Pueblo this
week.
Mr.. A. j. Duncan of Washington City,
ia in Santa Fe on business, registering at
the Claire.
Mr.. B. W. Treer of San Francisco, is In
the city on business, registering at the
Palace hotel.
DR.. 7. w. Grace of Cerrillos, was in
Santa Fe today on business, registering
at the Exchange.
Mr.. Fred McOabe has been in Taos the
past week buying wool for E. j. Mclean
& Co., returning home last night.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Probably fair tonight and Sun
day; slightly warmer.
Chas. McIlvain and Gus johnson, sheep
men from El Paso, are registered at the
Bon Ton.
Major Fred Muller was this morning
appointed administrator of the estate OF
the late Elwin T. Webber, by the Probate
court.
j. Fl. B. Gilmore, g. j. Stewart, and Ja-
cob Gabriel are in from Pecos getting
provisions. They are registered at the
Bon Ton.
The White Oaks Eagle reproduces COM
plete the New MExIoAN's extended and ex
haustive article on the Ell Paso & North
eastern railroad.
Mr.. VIM. j. Hall, tourist from Swarth
more, La, is visiting the places Of inter-
est in and around Santa Fe. He makes
headquarters at the CLAIRE.
Ex-Probate Judge Antonio j. Ortiz
and Don Dario Mora, we'll to do and good
citizens of Galisteo, are in the city today.
They are both subscribers of Ell NuEvo
MExIoANo.
The board of penitentiary commission
ers meets in this city next Tuesday, when
bids for supplies for the coming six
months will be opened and contracts
awarded.
Certainly the bridges ab out town should
be thoroughly overhauled and carefully
repaired. Respectfully referred to the
county commissioners and the city coun-
Gil.
change has been made in the Denver
& Rio Grande time card, taking effect on
tomorrow. On Monday and thereafter
the train will leave Santa Fe at 1908 q.
M; returning at sos p. m.
An Ohio paper conveys the news that
Mrs. Delliah Tucker, mother of the late
Thomas H. Tucker, one of the founders
of the New MEXICAN, recently passed
away in Beverly, O at the advanced age
of 81 years, month and 10 days.
Mr.. Frank Cotton and Mr.. Thos. Phipps
of Red River, accompanied by Mr.. h. M.
Cobb of New York, have been In the city
two or three days on business and pleas
ure. They made the trip overland in a
wagon, and report a jolly time on the
way. They stop at the Claire.
Mics Belle Wilson, who has been in
Lumberton on visit, was called home
to Stanton, A. T., by the news that her
father had been seriously injured in a
fall. She went south last night, from the
Exchange, where she registered while
waiting for trains.
The unusually early cold snap found a
good many winter apples, winter pears
and late peaches still on the trees. II is
the opinion of experienced fruit growers
that the apples have not suffered much
injury, and the pears and peaches do not
count, as there is no proper market for
them anyway.
Messrs. Policarpio Lopez. German Tru,
jillo and Jose Chacon, prosperous farm
ers of FL Rito, Rio Arriba county, are in
Santa Fe, having business before the
land office The farmers Of Rio Arr,ba
county, they say, are contented and hap
py this year, having bountiful crops and
receiving good prices for everything
they have raised.
The Santa Fe road is making number
of needed repairs at the depot in Lamy--
putting down new platforms and arrang-
log for the better handling Of express
and baggage. When this work is com.
pleted the old depot should be torn down
and one commodious and comfortable
enough to acoommo late the travelling
public erected 10 its place.
Mr.. }. b. Manly Of Trinidad, Colo, and
Mr.. Il. F. Stookwell Of Shelton. Neb.,
we're in the city last evening, registering
at the Palace. They went south last
night to look after sheep. Mr.. Manly is
In return from Tres Piedras, where he
closed deal for 5000 head OF lambs, to be
shipped to Colorado. His 6rm, J. B.
MANLY 4 Son, has purchased 81, 900 lambs
this season 80 far in New Mexico.