Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-01
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
need repairing.

Sidewalks need repairing.
Very fine clover honey is being shipped
in from Espanola.
The Spanish Presbyterian mission peo-
pie are repairing their chapel.
Born, in this city, on September /, a
boy to the wife of Pablo Lucero Vigil.
Two cars of sugar were received last
night over the narrow gauge from San
Francisco.
This is the first day of the first fall
month, and cooler weather is now ex-
pected.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Generally fair tonight
and Friday.
The California trains are reported in
definitely late today because of wash
outs in Arizona.
There is a heavy movement of pota-
toes from the San Luis valley through
this city for southern points.
Several decisions will be handed down
by the Territorial Supreme court either
Friday or Saturday morning.
There will be a meeting OF the guild
of the church of the Holy Faith at Mrs.
Fletcher's at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow.
En~carnacion Romero brought in a
load of cabbage from Pojoaque for the
local market. He registered at the Bon
Ton.
The culverts and street bridges about
town are reported in such uncertain
condition as to call for immediate atten-
ton.
Goodly quantities of grapes are be-
ing received in this city from Der.
%nalillo, so that the Las Cruces article is
not in such demand.
Tom Goodwin, formerly of this city, is
in town from Bland, where he reports
the mining outlook as exceptionally
promising, and everybody happy.
A grateful shower fell about 8 O'Clock
last night, continuing about an hour
1t made vegetation look rich and bril-
liantly green this morning.
By afternoon today, nothing had beer
heard from the sheriff or his posses who
are 'thrashing the underbrush' for the
very hayward and much wanted Sr
Cano.
John w. Conway is u candidate fol
sheriff on the Republican ticket in al
earnestness and is hard at work secur
ing delegates to the county convention
of that party.
All members of the decoration com
mittee are asked to be present at Horti
cultural hall at 1870 p. M, Friday, Sep
TENDER 2, armed with hammers, tacks
flags and bunting.
1t is said that Hon. c. f. Easley, ex
surveyor general and eX-member of thu
house of representatives of the New
Mexico assembly, will be nominated fo
the legislative council by the Democrat
in this county.
r. L. Baca, who was arrested recently
for assault with intent to kill Ricardo
Alarid, was placed under bonds thi!
morning, by Justice Bruno Romero, t.
await the action of the grand jury. Mr.
Baca "a also placed under bonds t
keep the peace.
Yesterday the thermometer at tn
local weather bureau registered as fol
lows: Maximum temperature, 7S de
grees at 200 p. M; minimum, So degree
at 600 a. m. The mean temperature 70
the "a hours was SO degrees. Rainfall
0.04 inches.
/ Harry Walz, nephew of Mrs. I. B
, Catron, has returned to his El Paso HON
from a protracted business trip to Sal
!, Francisco. Harry is reputed now to b.
one of the best oboe players in the Unit
t ed States, and has resumed the first obo
chair with the famous McGinty concer
band at the Gate City.
Governor Prince is receiving encour
: aging reports from v the territory
+ from fruit centers, promising the hes
exhibits possible, so that a general ex
! hibit of credit to the territory is prac
tically assured. Governor Prince is
t %rustler for business, and is leaving n
+. stone unturned to push the fair along
: Let every public spirited citizen he'll
: him.