Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-03

The w. C. 7. L. will meet with Mrs.
H. G.. Kinsell tomorrow afternoon at I
o'clock.
1t is reported that the Santa Fe Cop
per Company will soon begin operations
at San Pedro.
The Santa Fe road has contracted with
the Baldwin locomotive works for 30
powerful engines.
The Cerrillos public schools have
opened with Miss Mead as principal, and
| Misses Deane and McNulty as teachers.
Albert C. Teichman, Of Cerrillos, has
gone to the West Indies as a salesman
for the boot and shoe firm of Hamilton
& Brown, of St. Louis.
The Albuquerque Democrat gives ex-
| Governor Prince credit for having done
much toward securing a creditable ex-
hlbit for New Mexico at the Omaha fair.
There is blood on the moon at Silver
City. Some unregenerate wretch stole
| Editor Sheridan's dun colored driving
horse. and Joe is searching the country
over fer the thief with guns and cuss
| words.
Company f, 25th infantry, cOlored, is
slated for Fort Bayard in Grant county,
and b company goes to Fort Wingate.
The rest of the regiment is stationed at
other posts in the department of
Colorado.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature " de-
grces at 400 p. III ; minimum, 40 degrees
at 5:45 a. IN. The meal temperature for
the "a hours was 60 degrees.
Saturday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature sc de-
grees at $3.50 p. M; minimum, As degrees
at 4:05 a. m. The mean temperature for
the "a hours was So degrees.
City Marshal Gallegos has been doing
| good work the past two or three days In
turning water on the dusty streets with
fire hose from convenient hydrants. BY
this means streets which can no be
| sprinkled by the wagon for lack of time
are kept in good condition.
II. 0. McGlemery, who, with his wife,
passed through this city a month ago
from Louisville, KY, in search of health,
went on to Phoenix, where he died the
other day, and the embalmed remains,
in charge of the bereaved wife, passed
through this city today, ove the narrow
gauge, en- route home for interment
The deceased came to this country toe
late.
The Claire hotel has changed land
lords again. Z. S. Twells who took
charge juno 2s last has retired, and
gone to his ranch, and he is succeeded
by +. ID. Michael and w. A. Cassman
of Silver City. Mr.. Michael has been in
the hotel business since 1890, and was
until recently the proprietor of the
Thinner House at Silver City. Mr..
Eastman was formerly deputy United
States marshal, and has been largely
interested in prominent saloon properties
at Silver City. The hotel is being given
a thorough ~overhauling and cleaning,
and with the dining room will be in
excellent shape presently to do business.
The new men are taking hold with a
vigor and enterprise that promises a
successful maintenance of the hotel
which will now stand better than eve
with the travelling and hotel public.
A tourist excursion car was brought
down Saturday night over the D. & R,
G. to accommodate the north bound
traffic in consequence of the Denver
carnival. The train did not arrive
until midnight because of a burned
bridge up in Colorado.
Two Indian boys from the local In
dian school, went up to Denver over the
D. e. r. G, this morning, to take in the
fiesta.
There were numerous "well anthem
ticated" reports that Captain Muller had
returned, but inquiry at his residence
developes that he has not returned, and
his folks do not really know when he is
coming, though expected every day un'
til he shows up.
j. w. Carney, aged 81, of Scranton
Pa, died suddenly Saturday at the SAM
tarium, of hemorrhage. The embalmeG
remains were shipped east Saturday
night by Undertaken Wagner for inter
ment at Scranton. The father of the
deceased accompanied the remains.
Notice was received In the local Wells.
Fargo express office today, that the
company had opened offices at Havana
Matanzas, Santiago and Cienfuegos.