Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-26
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

John Tyler, OF I'll PaSO, lex, Is regis
tered at the Claire.
Special per cent discount for cash, at
S. s. Beatys, the grocer.
Alexander Read left for Taos and Rio
Arriba points this morning.
G. E. Seymour, travelling man from
Kansas City, is at the Palace.
s. S. Beatty consigned load of grain
to Gould, at Cerrillos, today.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Celso Lopez, on
Thursday, March "a, daughter.
Clarence Cobb, Denver insurance
man, is registered at the Palace.
A regular meeting of the w. B. T. will
be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
j. r. Hudsons store, in the Lamy
block Is receiving new coat of paint.
f. f. Stephens, a Council Bluffs busi-
ness man, is stopping at the Exchange
S. J.. Habegger, and l. Fl. Taylor,
with the P. F. Collier Co., are at the
Claire.
Bernard A. Sleyster, of Albuquerque,
an insurance man, is registered at the
Palace.
Jack Thompson, citizen of Cerrllos,
is here visiting friends. He stops at the
Bon-Ton.
About 80 Indians from Santo Domin
co. Cochiti and Jemez are in town after
government supplies.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Sunday;
| colder in north portion.
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on the Rio Grande on business trip, re-
turned to the city yesterday.
C. Franks, prominent business men
of Espanola, is in the city on business.
He is registered at the Bon-Ton.
A. O. Wheeler, tho East Las Vegas
laundryman, is in the city drumming up
business, and registers at the Claire.
Elias Clark, the Plaza del Alcalde mer-
chant and fruit grower, left this morn
ing via the narrow gauge for his home.
Captain Marion Balue, of Cerrillos, is
still in the city, on business connected
with the Mary Mining & Smelling COM
pany.
p. Mccormick, Of Las Vegas, registers
at the Exchange today. He will 60 to
Hopewell, where he Is largely interested
in mining.
Cyrus Smith, of Cerrillos, was taken
to st. Vincents yesterday, suffering
with pneumonia. Mr.. Smith is brother
in-law to Anthony Windsor.
Agent Lutz is In receipt of a petition
for signatures favoring the passage of
an anti-scalper's bill by congress. 1t Is
being generally signed.
John Creel, who was patient at st.
Vincent's sanitarium for several months
last year, died in Louisville, KY, recent.
ly. He had many friends here.
Considerable interest is being shown
| In city politics. Good men and taxpay
ers should be secured for city officials.
The best interests of the city so demand.
Mr. Cosme Herrera, ex-county school
superintendent, came down last evening
from his fruit farm at San 1ldefonso on
business errand. He stops at the Bon
Ton.
M. C. Jones, j. 7. Rodgers and Thomas
Cook, miners from Cripple Creek, are in
the city on their way to the Cochiti min
ing district. They are registered at the
Bon-Ton.
Julius Pierso, drummer registering
from Denver, Is at the Palace. Mr..
Pierso is ex-chief of the Denver fire de-
partment and an old friend Of Page b.
Otero.
The remains Of the late Benigna Ga
llegOs we're inferred this morning at 8
o'clock In the Rosario cemetery. A
large concourse of relatives and friends
attended the funeral from the cathedral.
Something that is not always known,
but nevertheless necessary, cleanliness
in everything appurtaining to draught
beer, adds 100 per cent to the pleasure
In drinking. These incidentals are
looked after at the Oxford saloon.
The many friends Of Michael McCabe,
the popular Santa Fe hackman, will be
grieved to learn that his physician has
advised him to 60 to q lower altitude,
and that he will leave for California
shortly.
Go to s. s. Beatty, the grocer, for sup
plies at bottom rock prices.
The Continental Insurance company,
Of New York, Palatine, of Manchester,
Eng, and Niagara of New York, ), are
making arrangements to deposit the re-
quired $1O,O 900 with the territorial treas
urer, and will be ready for New Mexico
business in few days.
Captain Hudson is moving his stock
of jewelry from the Catron corner back
into his old stand in the center OF the
block on the east side of the plaza. The
latter place has been thoroughly re-
paired, inside and out, new glass
front put in, and is now an up-to-date
store room.
| The Democratic city committee held
meeting last night at the Office Of Mr..
G. F. Easley, and arranged for full
registration of the voters Of that party,
and then adjourned until Monday night,
when the date of the city convention
will be fixed, and the necessary call
issued.
On next Thursday night, March 81,
the university of Denver Glee Club"
composed OF 12 singers and an elocution-
ist, will give one Of their unsurpassable
concerts at the court house. Admission
so cents. The box sheet will be opened
at Ireland's drug store next Monday
morning. Secure your tickets early.
Mr.. A. P. Hogle, well known and
respected citizen should be nominated
as candidate for member Of the city
council In the second ward, so think
many Republicans of that ward. A bet
ter man for the place could not be
found. Men of Mr.. Hogle's stamp are
needed in the city council. He should
be nominated and elected.