Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-20


of choice winter apples is steadily sd-
vanoing.
! U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico; fair tonight and Sunday cooler
in north portion Sunday.
Mr., @. Daniels aud son, and Mr.. Ben
Ridell of Antonito, are viewing the places
of interest in and around Santa Fe, stop
ping at the Claire.
Every well wisher of Santa Fe should
labor zealously, in season and out OF
season, to secure the establishment of q
beet sugar factory in this city.
w. FL. Goebel reports business at his
hardware establishment right good these
days. He deserves success. He adver-
tiaes In the New MEXICAN, deals fairly
and sells at low figures.
large Raymond & Whitcomb excur
sion party from Boston, New York and
Philadelphia will reach Santa Fe about
midnight and remain in the city until
O'clock on Monday morning.
| I'll rnaacrea, that Mr.. Theodore JOS
eph, the superintendent of the National
cemetery at this place, is soon to be
transferred. Mr.. Joseph was seen con-
cerping the rumor, but denied any knowl
edge of it.
| Mr.. James L. Johnson, an old time
merchant of Santa Fe, is critically i'll with
congestion of the brain. His physician
regards his condition as slightly i'm
proved since yesterday.
The season of delicious, sweet cider is
at hand and there are quantities of the
seductive fluid in the city fresh from the
press. Genuine sweet older is innocent
enough, but beware of it after it acquires
| age.
Do not forget the Thanksgiving SALE
of the W. B. T., which will be held at the
Library rooms Tuesday, from 2 to 5 p
m, and avail yourself of the opportunity
to secure some homemade delcaces fol
your Thanksgiving dinner table.
As many eastern people will spend
Sunday in the city it would be we'll tc
thoroughly sprinkle and tidy up the streets
this evening. This suggestion ought to
be followed every day in the week, but il
is particularly timely when train load
of visitors is coming. First impres
sons are usually enduring.
Professor Perez band will render the
following program at the plaza concert
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock, pro
viding the weather is pleasant.
Quicllstep -Montrose ,..... ..........,. Cogwel
Selection-Lucia a......................Do Donizetti
| Josephine ............ Rosas
March--Belle of New York.. ...... -. Clarl
enthusiastically Bright. Sam. i. Hosfelt
Mexicana DANA a-Rosas de Abrojos Ridengut
Galop-let Her 10 .....,............. Mlnkel
Mr.. George Stanley, the artist, has re-
moved from the south side and has taker
rooms at Mrs. Goodwin's boarding house
on lower Palace avenue. He will bt
pleased to see his friends at his new
studio and is ready TO fill orders fol
water colors or oil paintings at his pres
ent studio.
Jesus N. Lucero and Sostenes Ortiz
ranchmen at Petaca, Rio Arriba county
are in the oity on business. They have
also placed their little nephew, Ascencior
Rodriguez, in st, Vincent orphan asylum
Monogram note paper with envelopes
to match and engraved cards make nic'
present for the holidays. Call at tht
New MEXICAN office, make an order fol
such and present them to your best gir
for Christmas.
Santiago Urioste, Lucas Chaves and 90
taviano Rodriguez are each working hare
for the Republican nomination for may
ordomo on the north side, and the contest
for the same nomination on the soutl
side is between Manuel O. Martinez ant
Miguel Baca. Both primaries are il
progress as the New MEXICAN goes tt
prese.
A meeting of the local members of tn
capitol rebuilding committee should b.
had and the question of the opening o
the new street north of the capito
grounds should be speedily decided.
seems that it is necessary to obtain tn
approval of the commission to the sur
vey of the street made by City Enginee
White. Speedy action should be take
and the provisions of the law should b
complied with.
All members of Santa Fe lodge No.
K. of p, are req uested to meet at Castl
hall tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
Very important.
Mr.. E. E. S|uder, register of the Unite
States land Office at Las Cruce, is sti
dangerously i'll at the sanitarium in thi
clty. His friends are doing all in thei
power for him and profoundly hope tha
he may soon be better.
1t is reported that the Cerrillos Rustic
will soon be revived by a practical prin
ter and newspaper man named Mr.