Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-02

The Oxford saloon is the best place in
town to get a cool refreshing drink.
Everything first class.
Miss Geralda Carsadas arrived in the
city last night from Mora county and
secured accommodations at the Claire.
M. G. Filter went up to Alamosa this
morning where he has secured 4 more
lucrative position with the d. & r. G.
Ry.
Mondays news, as no regular issue of
this paper will be had, will appear in
shape of bulletins and extras, if of
sufficient Importance.
There will be a meeting of the Wood
men of the World tonight at 8 o'clock,
at Aztlan hall to arrange for the funeral
of Charles c. Du Chemin.
The board of county commissioners
will meet as a board for the equalization
of taxes and also to transact county
business on Tuesday next.
Harry w. Stevens, foreman of the
NEW MEXICAN news department. and
Lee Muehleisen, foreman of the bindery,
and H. l.. Dnnnihg. foreman of the JOB
room, went to the Pecos this morning
on a fishing trip.
MI. j. G. Schumann gave the fire de-
partment a check for $40 to be used Tor
the hose fund, in recognition OF their
prompt and efficient service during the
recent fire in his store.
The large force of employees of the
New Mexican Printing Office desires Il
a holiday on July 4, and hence
there will be no issue of the paper on
Monday, July A. However, any
and all important hews reaching here,
will be bulletined and an extra will be
issued should occasion require.
The committee of ladies having in
charge the preparation of lunches for
the men who have enlisted in the
Rough Riders" when they start to the
front, has not been able to ascertain
when the men will leave, but the mem
bers of the Ladies Soldiers Aid society
will be given notice Of their departure
in ample time to enable thell to have
the lunches ready.
Mayor Hudson is anxious to have side
walks repaired bat property holders are
holding back. This is especially the
case with the sidewalks in front of the
Spiegelberg properties on Palace and
Washington An ordinance
should be enacted to reach property
owners who will persist in ~disobeying
existing ordinances and will do nothing
to keep their properties in repair.
The loss on the Schumann stock of
boots and shoes, occasioned by the fire
of Thursday morning, is being deter
mined and adjusted. The adiuster for
the Atlas Assurance company arrived
last night and began work this morn
ing. Adjusters for the other companies
which carried risks on the stock arc
still engaged in determining the loss on
the Ilfeld stock in Albuquerque, and
will probably not reach Santa Fe until
next Tuesday.
Monday will be the 4th of July, as
everybody knows, and on that day the
New MEXICAN will not issue. Because
of war news the editor would like to
publish the regular edition, but the
force of compositors and pressmen is
anxious for a holiday, and as extra men
cannot be obtained to take their places,
it cannot be done. However, bulletins
will be furnished all day, and should
anything of great Importance happen at
the front. extras will be issued.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program in the plaza
tomorrow evening at T o'clock:
Observation-Disclosures. .......... .Cagsnell
G. A. r. PATROL. .............J H. Bel!
Waltz-Skaters. . ......E. Waldtenfel
March-King Cotton ............J. T. Sous
Serenade-Under the Stars ....J.S Peckham
Observation-Disclosures ........... E.C. Cary
~Galop--The Darkie's Dream. Lansing
If the weather proves unfavorable the
plaza concert will be given Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock.
Fischer & Co. serve the purest and
coolest soda water to be had anywhere.