Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-20
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The political pot is boiling and that
to a considerable extent.
U. S. court of private land claims
meets next Tuesday in the capital.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Cloudy weather tonight
and Wednesday.
Perez band has two new players,
Matthias Ortiz, tenor, and C%recencio Es-
cudero, baritone.
Jose Perez leaves tomorrow for Albu-
querque to play with the lst regiment
band during the fair.
1t is understood that Sheriff Harry
Kinsell will be a candidate for renomina-
ton and reelection on the Republican
ticket.
Local fruit growers continue to ship
fruit to Colorado points, some OF these
being almost in the heart Of the Colo
RADIO fruit country.
Last nights d. Il r. G. was five hours
late because of a freight wreck at Coto-
paxi, where seven freight cars piled
themselves up in the most promiscuous
style. Fortunately no one was hurt.
Work on the new capitol building is
progressing very satisfactorily and the
architect and superintendent, Mr.. |. II.
Rapp, is greatly pleased at the progress
now being made.
The Democratic county committee
met this afternoon at the office Of Hon.
G. f. Easley to issue a call for the hold
ing of the Democratic county convention
to elect delegates to the Deming conven-
ton.
The Las Vegas Elks give a ''Burlesque
Circus at the Duncan opera house in
that city tonight for the benefit of the
order. The best local talent will appear
in the performance and a fine entertain
ment is promised.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, ~ de-
grees at p. M; minimum, AZ degrees
at $3.50 a. m. The mean temperature for
the "a hours was SO degrees.
j. r. Sandoval and Arthur Hudson,
members OF Troop Z of the Rough
Riders have telegraphed that they are
well and on the way home. Sandoval
will reach Santa Fe tonight and Arthur
Hudson will come Sunday night.
M. C. Gam, of Texas. deputy sover-
eign commander of the Woodmen Of the
World, is in the city in the interests Of
of that order. A meeting to which the
general public is invited, will be held at
the Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night at
s o'clock.
A member of the Ladies Soldiers Aid
committee says that the reception sup
per to the Trough Riders" will be given
in the Catron block Immediately after
the return of the last detachment from
Montauk. Judging from present re-
ports, the boys will be given a royal well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marsh invited a
number of friends to their hospitable
home on Manhattan avenue last evening
to meet Sergeant F. G. Wesley, of the
"Rough Riders" who lately returned
from Cuba. The time passed in pleasant
conversation and exquisite refreshments
were served, which were greatly enjoyed
by those present.
Agent Lutz, of the Santa Fe, has now
information supplementing what the
New MEXICAN printed yesterday, to
the effect that the Santa Fe had got the
transportation of the territorial regi-
ment away from the Southern Pacific,
and that the boys would after all come
through Lamy the last of the week.
Mr.. Dettlebach is around working up
an excursion from this city, the expense
OF the round trip to be rs cents.
L nun,hor ~ lo1tnc ,,ot ,o,tordo,t ~
the Presbyterian school building to con-
suit with Mrs. Quinton, of Philadelphia,
relative to the organization of a branch
| of the Women's Indian Association in
this city. A committee was appointed
consisting of Miss DeSette as chairman,
Mrs. Easley, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Allison
and the Misses Moore, to formulate plan
of local organization for the advance.
ment Of the Indians, and to report at a
later called meeting. But for other
meetings held at the same time else
| where there would have been a much
larger attendance. However, those who
did attend are confident of the organiza-
ton ere long of a flourishing branch OF
the association in Santa Fe.
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march into tbe dining room arm in avn
with faces as chaerv and hannv as Snn.
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nicnic thev are the observed of all oh.
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