Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-15
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The sprinkling cart man is still hay-
ing an easy time of it.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Satur-
day.
The Bon Ami club is preparing to
give one of their delightful dances
at Armory hall on next Thursday even
ing.
The Palace hotel and the sanitarium
are crowded with guests these days, who
are attracted here by Santa FEES in
comparable climate.
Mr.. Geo. L. Wyllys, clerk of the Ter
ritorial Supreme court, will resign his
position at the converting of the court
on the 95th inst.
The game warden started out bright
and early after the gunny sack fisher
man, but that gentleman having gone
to fight Spain, the matter was dropped.
4. j. Dunlap, who has been engaged
in the barber business in Santa Fe for
the past seven years, has secured posses
sion of f. A. Maestas' barber shop and
proposes to remove the partition in the
storeroom and add bath tubs to the es-
Establishment.
The expenses of Santa Fe county for
the quarter ending June 30last, AMOUNT
ing to s., 500, were paid in full at the last
meeting of the board of county commits
sioners. Pretty good record this for the
Republican officials of Santa Fe county.
A meat market will be opened tomor-
row next loon to the New MEXICAN bust
ness office, if the supplies delayed by
the Rio Grande's washout arrive in
time. w. f. Astler, of Denver, will be
the manager of the new business.
A change In the fare between Santa
Fe and st. Louis of 81 and a cut of So
between Kansas City and Chicago make
a slight reduction in the price of tickets
on the Santa Fe railway between this
city and the cities of st. Louis and Chi
cago.
Christian Hall, the efficient head
waiter at the Palace hotel, served for
five years in the 9th cavalry under Cap
tain Stedman, recently killed in action
in front of Santiago de Cuba, and OK
presses great regret at the death of his
old commander.
Miss Gulliford intends, towards the
end of next week, to present a couple of
sparkling standard plays, not too long
nor too short, but just long enough to
afford a thoroughly enjoyable evenings
amusement. Miss Gulliford will be as
sisted by Mr.. Gulliford and a brilliant
array of local talent.
Antonio Maria RoybaI. who was con-
fined in the county jail charged with as
sault, wife beating, etc, made his es-
cape by digging his way out of the adobe
wall, and went to Algodones. Deputy
Sheriff Huber traced him from there to
a point zeal Bland and then to San Hide
fonso where he was caught and brought
back. I'll Senior Don Antonio Maria
Roybal again languishes in the county
bastile.
The funeral Of Mrs. Josefa Griego de
Garcia took place from the cathedral
this morning, interment being in Ro-
sario cemetery. The old lady was 50
years old and lived in Santa Fe nearly
all her life. She was the mother Of II
children and leaves a son aged So years,
and a daughter &C years old.
The advertising of Schilling's Best in
this paper met with such success that a
few months ago Messrs. A. Schilling &
Co. started the advertising of their
money back baking powder. They are
evidently well pleased with the results,
for this journal has again received an
; order for advertising of their tea and bak.
ing powder, this time for increased space.
= There is nothing that sells so well as a
good article advertised in the town
where it is to be sold.
S. B. Warner, who has charge of the
undertaking branch of Charles Wagner's
establishment, has moved from Mrs. r.
| Williams home to rooms over Mr.. Wag
. ner's place of business, where he car
, answer funeral calls day or night.
A special meeting of the board of edu,
!, cation has been called for next Monday
evening. All members are requested tc
be present
, S. Rosenthal will have charge of the
= floral decorations for the Martinez.Jara,
milo nuptials at Taos on July ~. Near.
: ly $500 will be spent in decorations alone
for this event.
: Vandeveer Boyle, the young son o.
t Mr.. Arthur Boyle, accidentally sho1
f himself in one of his hands this morn,
ing. The injury is not dangerous.
$ Trains No / and No. II, bound south
on the Santa Fe, are expected on time
today. No. 2, north bound, is IL little
I late.
Miss Ruperta Gonzales died this morn
! ing and will be buried from the cathedra
E tomorrow morning.
e A heavy hail visited Lamy and yicini
ty at noon today.