Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-12-18
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Mr.. M. j. Gomez, of San Antonio, N.
M, registers at the Exchange.
Mr.. j. H. Jacks, OF Denver, is Santa
Fe visitor, registered at the Exchange.
u. y. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Sunday; slow
ly rising temperature.
All trains on the Santa Fe are reported
on time for tonight, and the mail will be
distributed at the usual hour.
Mr.. William Fitzpatrick, of Madrid, is
in the city today attending District court.
He stops at the Palace hotel.
Messrs. John Byne and John Smith, of
San Pedro, are in the city on mining
business, stopping at the Exchange.
The 40 children at the territorial or
phanage, connected with St. Vinoent's,
we're vaccinated this morning as pru-
Dental measure.
Mr.. A. Scheurich, who has been in the
city for some time past in connection
with the Alex. Gusdorf assignment case,
returned to Taos this morning on the D.
& R. g.
| Mr.. j. A. Stinson, the sheepman from
Albuquerque, made a second shipment
of sheep, 5000 head, from the D. R. G.
stock yards today, and next week will ship
1000 more.
A train load of Raymond & Whitoomb
exoursionists will arrive in Santa Fe
from the east at midnight and will re-
main in this CITY until Monday morning
at l O'Clock.
The Sunday school of the church of the
Holy Faith will have its Christmas tree
in the church Friday afternoon, Decem Der
"a, at 3 O'Clock.
A solemn midnight mass will be cele-
brated at the Cathedral on the night be.
fore Christmas, and, at $3.50 on Christmas
morning, pontiticial mass will be sung in
the same sacred edifice.
Captain Matthews, at the Exchange bar,
has the neatest billiard hall and most
cheerful club rooms in the city. This
alone will bring to him the best trade and
he deserves It.
A concert will be given at the court
house on the night of December 80 for
the benefit of the city schools. The best
musicians in the city will take part there
| in.
Speaking of former Santa Fsan, the
Silver City Enterprise sage: Charles P.
Rosecrans has resigned his position as
bookkeeper for the L. Q. and ella Farm
companies. He returned, with his family,
to this city Saturday.
So far as the doctors OF the city know
there is not case of smallpox in Santa
Fe. The report to the contrary doubt
less grew out of the fact that several
cases Of chiokenpox and measles have re-
Gently developed in the city.
The following travelling men are reg
istered at the CLAIRE: F. A. Moriarty,
Denver; Geo. J. Spear, W. A. Carlisle,
Greeley, Colo Ohas. E Hurst, st. Louis;
e. Beaman, Chicago;E A. Waddles, Matt
Robertson, st. Joseph; W. P. Martin, Los
Angeles.
The miners of New Mexico are hereby
notified that the New Mexican Printing
COMPANY has just printed supply of the
new form of "Proof of labor on mining
elaine" blanks. These blanks have been
carefully prepared to conform to the re-
quirements of the mining law enacted by
the last territorial legislature.
Professor Perez band will render the
following program at the plaza concert
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, pro.
viding the weather is pleasant:
March--Drum Solo .....,.......... 49,. Afford
Overture-A Night in Chinatown. 4. O. Weber
Waltz-Bue Danube ....................St Strauss
Selection Cotton Blossoms ... 49,. H Hall
Po!ka-Try Again ............ ........... Sebor
Galop--Raquet.. ............ Young