Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-28
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

failure of the crop elsewhere.
Yesterday the thermometer at tn
local weather bureau registered as fol
lows: Maximum temperature. Al dc
grees. at noon; minimum 10 at 5:3
"A. IN. The mean temperature for tn
"A hours was 30 degrees; mean dali
relative humidity, 76 per cent.
Saturday the thermometer at the loca
weather bureau registered as follows
Maximum temperature, "a degrees at 9
90 p. m. minimum "A degrees at 1910 a
IN. The mean temperature for the 2
hours was % degrees; mean daily rela
tive humidity, so per cent.
Enrique Valdez has been arrested b,
Deputy Sheriff Huber on charge of as
sault and battery, and he is in the coun
ty jail. Huber also arrested Migue
Sandoval, and this afternoon serve,
additional warrants on both of them.
Miguel Sandoval was arrested las
night charged with assault and attemp
to Kill Hon. Patrico Chavez of Rio Arrib;
county, on San Francisco street. San
doval was drunk at the time. He wa
brought before Justice Garcia thi
morning. and his case was continued
until tomorrow morning. In the mean
time the accused is in Jail in default o
bonds.
The election of acequia mayordomo.
for the north and south sides of the
Rio Santa Fe will be held next Monday,
The candidates IN the Republican
ticket are: North side, Octaviano
Rodriguez, Patrocinio Lopez and Fell,
Romero y Dominguez, commissioners.
Felipe Ortiz, mayordomo. South side,
Juan Garcia, Pantilo Martinez, and
Feliz Lopez, commissioners; Tomas
Qulntana, mayordOmo.
Geronimo Para, who is completing a
seven years sentence at the penitt n.
tlary, may be released before long, and
in view of that fact. was given the fool
at Yesterdays meeting of the Christian
Endeavor in the prison. Para made a
good talk, speaking in Spanish. He is
a changed mar for the better, from
what he was. He joined the society
Two years ago as an associate member.
and six months later on being convert
ed, was made an active member, and he
has profited by his conversion. The
society has over 40 active members now.
and is doing good work.
Speaking of Louise Brehany's first
New York appearance, the conservative
New York Herald says: San altogether
charming, refreshing and debonair
creature was Louise Brehany, the prima
donna; she came on the stage with an
unaffected grace and ease that won
every heart before she sounded a note.
She sang sweetly and with good method:
her voice is pleasant and cultivated. and
n can understand every word when
she sings. With rare good taste she
selected light ballads in which she could
be most effective. The great audience
was delighted with her, and when she
responded once with Annie Laurie, they
burst into spontaneous applause and
would not be content until she had sung
a third time; her mezzo tones were fine"
This famous singer will o o appear here
surrounded by a company of fine artists.
and they will give among other things
an act of Martha in costume. Tt will be
a great treat to hear it, and to hear
Louise Brehany render 'The Last Rose
OF Summer" which is in this opera.
O. S. Brewster and wife, of Colorado
springs, who have been stopping in this
city for the past few days, returned
north this morning over the narrow
gauge. Mr.. Brewster was in the ID. &
K. G. depot at the Springs at the time
the great fire. He says the fire start
ed under the depot, and the gale was
strong that when it was once start
ed, the flames took a sudden burst and
leaped up over everything. The car of
powder was not the cause of the disas-
ter. but when the flames reached it. the
powder went up in the air and then ig-
nlted, making a very impressive sight.
MI. Brewster was severely burned. so
nat he was for some time in the hospit-
The beautiful came gently down
saturday afternoon, and kept coming
until by evening there would have
been a good excuse to run out a sleigh. I
late in the evening, it cleared off cold
bracing, but by morning the air
vas full of a mist, a regular New York |
winter fog. Last night it grew cold |
With a stiff gale blowing down from the
forth; but today has been beautiful, |
fright and balmy. The storm seems to |
been general, extending up into |
Kansas. There was also yesterday, a
storm in the New England
tates.
70. Mason, representing a grocery
Iouse in Pueblo, came in from Albu-
uerque Saturday night, and registered
t the Claire. He went up the narrow
auge this morning. Mr.. Mason finds
usiness steadily improving, and that
houses are now doing much
lore in New Mexico than they did be-
ore the railroad tariff was lowered.
Twelve of Roosevelt's Rough Riders
ave gone to Cuba, some to hunt for
old, Others to 20 on General Woods
olic force at Santiago. John Brennan
John Johnson, of troop Fl, and Clay
wens, of Ell Paso, are three of the par
the rest are Arizona and Indian
men. Owens was a compost
II on the Ell Paso Herald.
A. l.. Ritchie, of Sedalia, Mo-, the con-
lmptive gentleman who turned a room
the Bon-Ton all topsy turvy Satur-
ay, in a sudden fit Of mental abstrac-
is resting easy at the Claire,
here he is in safe keeping until the ar.
tonight of his brother from Mis-
'uri.
The Citizen claims that Cano could
have been the man who murdered
e Jap in Albuquerque two
'ars and a half ago, as the records
,oyu hot ~, tho ,;~rh@ 20 A.. u..- E