Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
SANTA FE COUNTY.


Mrs. j. f. Williams has purchased the
Hotel Mac at Cerrillos.
The town council of Cerrillos will en-
force the dog tax ordinance.
Eurico Michaeletti has closed his
saloon business at Cerrillos.
The hard coal mines at Madrid have
resumed operations on small scale.
Joe Grant and a lady by the same
name were married at Cerrillos last
week.
Cerrillos Is to have a public watering
place for the convenience of visiting
ranchers.
UHAvEs COUNTY.
Roswell has a building boom on.
A. Hammond is building a new stone
blacksmith shop at Roswell.
Efforts are being made to establish a
postotiice at South Spring.
Will Rainbolt is the new deputy mar
shal for the town of Roswell.
The postoffice newsstand at Roswell,
has received new praphophone.
w. M. Reed and wife, of Roswell,
have new daughter at their home.
Ira Wetmore, of Roswell, and Maggie
Bennett were married at Weed, Sunday,
May /.
The town council of Roswell has en-
ployed a man to look after tho bitches
and trees in the town.
Jaffa & Prayer are erecting a new
store building at Roswell, to be used by
the Pecos Valley Drug company.
Contractors on the Pecos Valley rail-
way are advertising for 500 men with
teams, and 100 men for work in other
capacities.
TAOS COUNTY.
James BLY, will take charge of the
stage line between Vasquez and La Belle
this summer.
La Belle people are giving considera-
BILE time to fishing in the excellent trout
streams of that region.
A number of Midnight people have
been seriously knocked out by drinking
mineral water from the springs in that
locality.
ALBUQUERQUE.
Mrs. Josefa Barela is visiting friends
in Santa Fe.
Mrs. Simon Stern is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Loewensteln from Socorro.
Mrs. c. L. Bishop, of Santa Fe, is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Craig.
Mrs. Louis Hostetter and daughter, of
Las Cruces, are guests of Duke city
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Apodaca are at
tending to business in the United States
land Office at Santa Fe.
Snapper" Hale, who is one of the
volunteers from this city, has written
his sister, Mrs. Ida Griswold, from San
ia Fe, that the Albuquerque boys are all
in good health and eager for the for
ward order.
Floyd D. Gibbons, former resident OF
Albuquerque, Is q member of the Ari-
zona volunteers, enlisting at Prescott
and passed through this city last night
with the regiment on the way to San
Antonio. He was given a royal recep-
tion at the depot here by his many
friends.
The racing on Wednesday at the fair
grounds was attended by large crowd,
despite threatening clouds. The races
were as follows: First race, four fur
longs; Rose Dor won by two lengths;
Tommy Tucker, second; Primus, third;
time, O.51 3-5. Second race, five
furlongs; Harrison won by a nose; Miss
Rosewood, second; Euchu girl, third;
time 1.Os1. Third race, four furlongs
for 2-year-olds; Ocarona won by two
lengths; La Junta, second; Joe Doughty,
third; time O.541. Fourth race, six and
half furlongs: Pleasanton won by
neck; J. w. Brooks, second; Royal Lam
GER, third; time, 1.30N.
Las Vegas.
Assessor Gonzales and deputies are
working on delinquent assessments, add
Ing the rs per cent penalty.