Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-24
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The cattle sanitary commission meets
tomorrow in Las Vegas.
See that your name is on the registra-
tion list, ard if it not so, register on Sat-
urday next.
Regular meeting of Santa Fe lodge No.
2, X. of p, this evening at 7:30.. Work
in the degrees. Visitors invited.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ).
Arnold died last night, after long ILL
ness, aged Is months.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair tonight and
Thursday; slowly rising temperature.
A city ordinance should be passed COM
polling property owners to clean side
walks in front of their property from
snow and other impediments.
Territorial supreme court meets to-
morrow. A decision in the celebrated
White Ash mine disaster case, now on APP
peal before the court, is expected.
Several people of this city went to Las
Vegas yesterday and were present last
night at the performance of Spartacus by
the Louis james theatrical company.
Among the citizens mentioned as prob
able candidates for mayor on the Demo-
cratic ticket are Messrs. Marcelino Gar
ola, Pedro Delgado and Frank s. Davis.
The Santa Fe Supply company, under
the management of Mr.. Max Knodt,
carry the best Denver meats at the mar
ket on San Francisco street. House
keepers DESTROYS of obtaining the best
meat the market affords should give the
Supply company call.
The four men under sentence of death,
the two Borregos, Alarid and Valencia
are now confined in the county Jail and
Sheriff Kinsel has sufficient guard with
them. There are three reliefs, and at no
time are they alone, but always under the
watchful care of a guard.
Geo. T. Albright, of tho Albuquerque
Democrat, who has the job Of editing
and proof reading the copy of the stat
utes passed by the Thirty second legis.
lative assembly under Secretary Miller.
has finished the copy and furnished same
to the public printer, who is already at
work printing the volume. Mr.. Albright
leaves tonight for Albuquerque.
The sentiment Of great many citizens
is that the city administration during the
past few years has been failure and that
change is necessary at the coming
election. A city government that will
give the people clean and well lighted
streets, with good sidewalks and see that
the city funds are properly spent and not
wasted on few employees for political
purposes, is wanted.
The New MEXICAN presses have just
turned out another triumph of the print
ers art in handsome so page pamphlet
containing biographical sketches of the
members of the Thirty.second legislative
assembly accompanied by photo half
tones of the statesmen. The pamphlet is
intended for free distribution among the
members, as souvenir of the legislative
session, recently adjourned.
Mr.. H. l.. Ortiz, who acted as secretary
of the citizens meeting, held in this city
some time since, which adopted resolu-
tions favorable to Cuban freedom and
ordered the same forwarded to the Cuban
headquarters in New York City, has Just
received an acknowledgment from Mr..
Palma, the Cuban delegate. The letter
thanks him most sincerely for the inter.
est manifested in the Cuban cause.
Mrs. Denny, representing the National
Temperance union, held meeting last
evening in the First Presby torian church
and spoke at length in the interest of the
W. @. =. U. Mrs. Denny is an accom-
plished lady and an interesting speaker.
She will speak tonight at Z O'Clock in the
same place on "Our Responsibility" and
tomorrow evening at 1880 on "Our Rela-
tionship to the Nations Of the World"
To these meetings the public is cordially
invited.
GEL Sidelo" clear Havana cigar 30,