Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-03
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The Chicago division of the Santa 4,
road has been completely equipped will
the Block system.
Passenger trains must not exceed on,
mile in three minutes on the grade be
tween Glorieta and Canoncito.
Meeting of the Guild will be held to
morrow, Friday afternoon, at 2:3O, a
the residence of Mrs. Fletcher.
U. S. weather bureau forecast fol
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Friday
warmer in northern portion tonight.
Lecture on Rome by Miss Trotter at
the Presbyterian church at s o'clock on
Friday evening, November 4. Tickets
on sale at Ireland's drug store.
Miss Ada L. Trotter, of Montreal, is
to lecture tomorrow friday night. on
her European experiences in the English
Presbyterian church in aid of the local
Spanish Presbyterian mission
Yesterday, the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, 50 de-
gfces, at 1870 p. M; minimum, 40, at
GAO a. m. The mean temperature for
the "a hours was so degrees; near daily
relative humidity, 20 per cent.
New furniture and carpets have been
received for the weather bureau office i n
this city, and when the changes have
been made the Office will be one of the
most conveniently arranged and hand
somely furnished in the territory.
Mrs. Amadeo Alarid died this morn
ing at the age of ~ from constitutional
difficulties, leaving a husband and a
child of 8 years. The funeral will be
held tomorrow morning from the
cathedral, with interment in Rosario
cemetery.
Messrs. Waldo, Hurley, Twitchell,
Williams, Palen, Etter, Childers, Gortner
and Dobson were present at meetings
of all the local A.. r. & S. f. stockhol-
ders and directors meetings today. The
regular officers of the A. Il, & S. f.
Company were elected to the various
offices. Resolutions looking to the
absorption in the future OF all the
property of the local companies in New
Mexico were submitted.
The Greater New York Vaudeville
Company that was to exhibit here next
week is in such straits, according to the
Albuquerque papers, that further tour
ing is extremely doubtful. The manag-
er, w. G. Ring, departed from the Duke
City very unostentatiously Tuesday
evening, accompanied only by his
better half, and the twain, after driy-
ing to Bernalillo, took the train for the
north. The Citizen says that Ring re-
ceived s., 900 from San Francisco the
day he left, and to avoid settling with
players and other creditors gave no
notice of his departure.
Augustus Ashford, son of the late
Isaiah Ashford who died in this city on |
Tuesday last, arrived last night from
Denver to attend his fathers funeral.
The services will be held at the colored !
church tomorrow friday at |
p. M, with interment in Fairview |
cemetery. The other son, Alonzo, can |
be present as he is an army packer
N Puerto Rico.
William Headland came down from
in hte San Luis valley, last
night, with 20 head of fine Hereford
y%earlings, and registered at the Ex-
Mr.. Headland took his stock
to the Santa Fe depot for ship
nent to Old Mexico, and will bring
Town about 100 more head for grazing
IN the Chihuahua ranges.
Conductor Sperry and Brakeman OIL
of the Santa Fe, have lost their
obs because they failed to treat a
stockman with the courtesy
he latter thought was due a patron on
road.
Smallpox has broken out again in the
outhern part of the county among the
ative population, and stringent meas
res may be necessary in order to re-
ress it, "