Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-27
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The d. q r. G. pay car is due tonight.
which will make the hearts of the boys
glad.
L. $. weather bureau forecastfo for New
Mexico: Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday.
The first California limited of the sea-
sou will pass through Lamy next Satur-
day en- route to the coast.
1t is expected that the United States
court in session at Las Cruces will finish
the work of the term and adjourn to-
morrow.
Deputy Sheriff Huber, who has been
quite i'll for more than q week, is entire
~ recovered, and has resumed his
duties in the sheriff's Office.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature 80 de-
grces at 2:1O p. m minimum, 56 degrees
at $40 a. m. The mean temperature for
the "a hours was SO degrees.
Quite a shipment of fruit for Creole
was sent up the d. 4 r. G. line this
morning. Colorado is having to depend
upon New Mexico largely for her fruits
this year on account of late frosts that
extended into the southwestern part of
the state.
M. c. Gam, district organizer of the
Woodmen of the World, who has been
in this city for the last two weeks in the
interest of the order, has added q new
members to the lodge in this city, and
went today to Albuquerque. He leaves
the Santa Fe lodge in fine shape with SO
members. The lodge passed a resolu-
ton of thanks last night and presented
Mr.. Gam with a copy of the same,
which he has taken with him along with
the best wishes of many people in this
city.
In reference to the last open air con-
cert Of the LIST regiment band, the AL
buquerque Citizen says that Jose Per-
ez, of Santa Fe, who will play with the
band this week, vas on hand and did
much to improve the character of the
I music"
Twelve horses belonging to returning
officers of the Rough Riders are due
in this city tonight from Jersey City.
They are for Major Hersey, Captain
Muller and Lieutenants Kelly, Wientge.
Massie. Coleman and Griffin.
The San Filipe hotel will be open dur
ing fair week at Albuquerque. This is
encouraging. Albuquerque hotel ac-
commodationsi are none of the best for
crowds.
Several tourists had a great time on
San Francisco street this morning pho
%tographing a hairless Mexican dog, the
likes of which they had never seen be-
fore.
Mayor J. w. Fleming, of Silver City,
set up a supper for rs members Of the
territorial regiment as they stopped
over at Albuquerque. Mayor Fleming
is one of the salt Of the earth.
Daily the sidewalks are becoming
more dilapidated. If less money were
spent on city employees and more money
on sidewalks it would suit the taxpayers
better.
The Masonic grand lodge meets in Al
buquerque in annual session next Mon
day. Montezuma lodge in this city will
be represented.
The Rough Riders are to be given
complimentary tickets to the territorial
fair, and are requested to wear their
uniforms.
The full moon is so bright in this lati-
tude and altitude that several NOON
light croquet parties are threatened this
week.
Governor Otero and his staff have en-
gagged rooms at the San Felipe hotel at
Albuquerque during fair week.
The Grand lodge of the Knights of
Pythias at SocOrro tomorrow.
Ague is reported rs almost epidemic
in some parts Of the Rio Grande valley.
There are 40 native New Mexican vol
unteers in the territorial regiment.
Democratic primaries in this county
will be held tomorrow.