Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-31
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Beautiful day today; just a trifle
chilly.
Rev. P. A.. Hubbard will preach at the
A. M. E. church tonight. All are well
come.
The guild will meet with Mrs. r. J..
Palen tomorrow afternoon at 900
o'clock.
U. s.. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight; Friday fair,
warmer
j. l.. Ormerod, of Rowe, who has
been visiting here for the past week,
will return home tomorrow.
Born, on March 81, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Page B. Otero, a daughter. The New
MEXICAN extends congratulations.
The city is paying up last quarters in
debtedness. Treasurer Cartwright says
there is plenty of money to pay. it in
full.
Jack Sawyer left for Taos, N. NJ, ON
the d. Il r. G. train this morning. He
will develop some mining claims he has
there.
The annual litany service and lecture
tomorrow friday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Church Of the Holy Faith.
j. L. Gay.
The county commissioners attention
is respectfully called to the unsafe con
dition Of the bridge yer the Rio Santa
Fe on College street.
Mass for the repose of the souls of
Francisco Gonzales y Borrego and An
tonic Gonzales Y Borrego. was celebrat-
ed at the cathedral today.
Claire Beatty. son Of G%roceryman
Beatty, Is in Monterey, Mexico, where
he intends to enter the employ of one
OF the smelling companies.
Lieutenant H. O.. Flipper is still In
Washington, d. G., where on Tuesday
last he was rendered a banquet by the
colored citizens of that city.
The tennis players of the city today
began fixing up their courts on the res
ervation and the sport for the summer
will commence next week.
The Juniors have a baseball game OH
with the college nine next Sunday.
They will challenge the Indian school
boys to contest for honors on July 4.
In Justice Garcia's court this morn
ing, Max Bernstein, sued for assault and
battery and breach of peace, was al
lowed to continue the case until April 6.
Fishers hack and baggage transfer
line Is now a customer of the telephone
exchange, and orders can be given over
any phone most convenient to patrons.
The New MExIcAN's local rustler has
counted at least 10000 dogs in the city.
II the dog taxes we're collected this
would mean owe 1000 per annum to
the city treasury.
Auditor A. L. Conrad, of the Santa
Fe, in speaking Of his impressions of the
city, says: "You have a fine town, fine
scenery, fine climate and fine people.
Money couldn't buy better"
The tax dodger, be he attorney or
principal, does not even wish to repair
sidewalks in front of his property, of
course not. No public duty to be per-
formed by him, not much.
An execution and levy on four head
of cattle was made this morning by
Deputy Huber. The E. D. Franz estate
was complainant against Lucas Chaves
for the recovery Of $2s. 81, with costs.
Work on the telegraph and telephone
line between Thornton and Bland is
progressing rapidly. The poles are In
place q number Of miles west of Thorn
ton, and wire stringing is following
closely.
In the Ease Of the Territory vs.. Silas
Smith, embracing two actions, called be-
fore Justice Garcia, last evening, q con-
.tinuance was granted until April 8. The
defendant Is charged with assault and
battery, and breach Of peace.
In the award OF glory for the recovery
Of the tools from the capitol, Justice
or the Peace Garcia states that the pub.
lie should consider his name with favor,
as he was largely instrumental in the
manner Of placing detectives on the
right trail.
At Trinidad, Ration, Springer and
Vegas, the University of Denver Glee
club was greeted by large and enthu-
siastic audiences. All cOncede this to
be the best entertainment Of the season.
To prevent confusion reserve your seats
at once at Ireland's drug store. Admis.
sion so cents.
It Is being reported that smallpox
prevails in several of the villages In this
county, especially in the southeastern
part thereof, Governor Otero has Sc
cured 10 vaccine points for use in that
section. These will be distributed by
Solicitor General Bartlett whore they
will do the most good,