Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-02-10
Fine stationery at Fischer & Co.'S.
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

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A. B. Fall delegate to the Tennessee
Centennial exposition.
Property owners should keep sidewalks
clean and the city authorities should keep
such walks in good repair
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Local snow this afternoon or
to- night, followed by fair weather Thur
day.
The suit of John S. r. #s~4 VI,
Field, held the n~t'sl}a4 a5&satsH. Tee
district 34s. s-yga.Y so5 IaasA y BE-
~ a4shcj this noro'g% ~, Judgment
rsodacej against F..aa,
3ps&ial agara Il T. H1t vne
..,.trs', ie..T -H ~.g I'D here, has
hs-9 g'e I've without pay from
.s,aaaF,. /. Appropriation short.
4s members of the legislature and
other visitors in the city will be enter
tanned by the young men tonight at the
Social club rooms, with an informal party
and dance.
There will be the regular meeting OF
Santa Fe lodge No. 2, K. of p, this even
ing at 1880 o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present as matters of great
Importance will be brought before the
lodge.
The Historical Society of New Mexico
will give reception to the members OF
the legislature at the rooms of the society
in the old palace on Friday evening, Feb.
ruary 10, from to 10 o'clock.
| 1t is said that Mr.. A. Staab, of Santa
Fe, is In Washington lobbying to secure
the passage of bill providing that the
territory of New Mexico shall funo the
outstanding militia warrants.
que Citizen.
Mrs. Mollie F. Schmidt, of Las Vegas,
yesterday presented to the governor a
| voluminous petition against any commu-
tation of the sentence Of Jose D. Gale.
Egos, who is serving life sentence for the
murder of her husband, at Wagon Mound,
some years ago.
Remark, kindly and otherwise, in the
Albuquerque Citizen: Santa Fe weather is
even more erratic and uncertain than leg
islative action. But old residents excuse
both by saying they never had such
weather, and there never before assem-
bled such a good working legislature.
Capt. John Lapham Bulls, Oath infant
ry, was on the 4th inst. confirmed as
major and paymaster U. S. army, by the
U. s. senate. Major Bulls will be re-
lieved from his duties here shortly, much
to the regret of the citizens of Santa Fe
1t has not yet been determined who will
relieve him as agent at the Pueblo and
Jicarilla agency.
| Representative Knox, of Massachusetts,
introduced, on the 8th inst, a bill in the
national house of representatives sup.
Elementary Of the act recently passed
validating the railroad bonds of this
| COuubEys Ills JILL l6 w COAp0l OdAbd
Fe and Grant counties to carry out the
provisions of the act that became law re-
GENTLY by limitation.
John F. Rigney, who died at the Soldiers
home, Los Angeles, on Friday last,
was go years of age. He was born in
Portsmouth, N. H., and enlisted at Den
yer, Colo, on January 10, 1868, in COM
pany K, I'd Colorado cavalry, and was
discharged for disability June Is, 1865.
He Joined Carleton post on November
Is, 1888, and has the record of never
allowing his dues to be unpaid for day,
no matter how sick he was or in what dis
tress. "Jack" had host of friends all
over New Mexico, and, especially at Santa
Fe and Fort Wingate, where he was en-
ployed as an ambulance driver, generally
engaged in the paymaster's ambulance.
This, with membership of fifty-six, is
the first death Carleton post has had
since that of Martin Quintana, April 10,
1895.