Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-01
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Rev Father PeIIer Is very sick al th'
sanitarium.
J. H. Bunker, "a Chicago travelling
man, is at the Palace.
A new and needed gutter is being cut
through Catron street.
L. S. weather bureau forecast fol
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Sunday
g. W. Benson, the hotel register man
is in town and registered at the Pala>e
Extensive coal sheds are being erected
at the wards of the Cerrillos Coal Com
pany.
The CerrilloS Register reports that
local industries are taking on IA new
lease of life.
W. J. Slaughter returned from the
Albuquerque fair on the belated train
this morning.
Il. l.. Hamblin, commission mer-
chant of Las Vegas, is registered at the
Palace.
w. X. IRE, of Denver, who has been
travelling through this section, went
north this morning.
j. NJ. King. New Yorl salesman,
registered at the Claire last night and
went north this morning.
Charles Myers, of Ophir, Colo, is here
to look over the Lazarus mine, and is
registered at the Exchange.
The Presbyterian school in this city
will have 80 pupils as soon as all the
children have arrived in town.
The Santa Fe Presbytery meets at
Las Vegas Oh Tuesday next. Revs. W.
H. Moore and Madrid, will attend from
this city.
MI kohlbcrg, a curio dealer from
Denver. and brother of Alderman
kohlberg of FL paso, is registered at the
Palace.
Bailey Novel;, of the NEW MExiCAN's :
press room, will spend next week in
Denver seeing the sights of the festival.
He leaves tonight.
John Taylor of Denver, and A. L..
Buckley. of Pueblo, are in town with
mining prospects in view, and are regis
tered at the Exchange.
Richard Green, John, IL. Sullivan. $.
Goldberg and Allen Young of Cerrllos.
were in the city today attending the
Democratic convention as delegates.
Roy Fugate, a son of Conductor and
Mrs. Fugate, of this city, who is CON
nected with the Santa Fe road. has been
transferred from Ration to San Marcial.
The deaf mute Hern, charged with
firing the premises at the deaf and
dumb institution, was released yester-
DAY on 81 800 bonds, and taken home to
Springer by his father.
Walter Chapman, George and Charles
Parsons. Mrs. Catharine Chapman and
Mrs. Mary Parsons leave tonight for
Denver, whore they will attend the fcs-
tyal and visit with relatives.
Colorado drummerS say that the rail
roads have of late made such favorable
rates into New Mexico that Colorado
products can now be shipped in here in
successful competition with goods from
Missouri river points.
Milo Hill, who has been in the employ
of A. Walker 4 Company for some
months past, has resigned his position
with that firm, and on Monday will 60
to Cerrillos to take charge of J. H.
Gerdcs' store in that place.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature "A de-
grees at 800 p. m minimum, 4G degrees
at 6 a. III. The mean temperature for
the "a hours was so degrees.
The boards of registration in precincts
No. g. 4. II and IS, all in the city of
Santa Fc. qualified this morning and
began the work of registering the vot-
ers. After short session the boards,
on account of the convention in Albu-
querquc, adjourned until Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock
Deputy Sheriff Huber was in hard
luck yesterday While seven miles from
town on business, his horse dropped
with the collie. and shortly was among
the things that were. The officer hired
another animal from nearby, and came
home with but little delay.
7. l.. Hixson, Troop E, Rough Ri
ders" arrived last night from the east
and returns this evening to his home in
Las Vegas. He had touch OF the ma
laria which developed after leaving
Cuba, but was not sick long at Montauk
Point, and is now in very fair shape.
G. G. Munson, a lumber man from
Denver, registered at the Palace last
night. and continued north this morn
ing over the d. & Il. &. He says the
effect of the immense forest fires in
western Colorado will be an increase
the price of common lumber, to say
nothing of the loss to the irrigating
interests. The denudcd hills will now