Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-12
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Tourists in the city should not fail to
witness the Indian dances at Chamita
tomorrow.
U. s.. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair and warmer tonight
and Wednesday.
Santa Fe has two organizations of
which it is Justly proud. Namely, the
w. B. II. and the Ladies Soldiers Aid
society.
George A. johnson has been appoint
ed as an additional deputy in the in
ternal revenue Office by Collector Nor
riSon.
The side walk in front of the Day
residence on Palace avenue has been
fixed, which is very gratifying tC
pedestrians on that thoroughfare.
The dental Office of DR.. Manley.
damaged during the recent fire in the
Schumann store, is being repaired and
otherwise placed in good condition.
Antonio Anaya and Donaciano Angel
brought in 1000 to 5000 pounds of wool
| from their ranches at Galisteo yester-
day, realizing 1877 cents per pound foi
it.
At the regular weekly meeting of San
ia Fe lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias,
at s o'clock, there will be business trans.
acted of much Importance to every
member. Visiting knights invited.
The guests at the Palace hotel and
they are not a few these days, are
gratiied that the side walk on Washing
ton avenue to the hotel has been repaired
and placed in good shape. Small favors
thankfully received, larger in proportion.
The special train for the Chamita
celebration will arrive W. the D. & R.
g. from the north tonight, and will con.
sist of four coaches and a baggage car.
The train leaves for Chamita at 8 O'Clock
in the morning.
Hon. Amado Chaves has received a
telegram from Stephen Easton, who is a
private in Troop X of the Rough Rid
ers,'' saying that he was struck deal
and dumb from an explosion of a shell
but expects to recover soon. He is IN
the hospital at Key West.
At a recent meeting of the w. B. 7,
a hearty and unanimous vote of thanks
was accorded to Miss Gulliford and hel
gifted pupils, for the very generous
present of 1886 to the board, the net pro-
ceeds of the highly enjoyable play OF
''Pygmalion and Galatea."
The local board of pension examining
surgeons will examine the following
applicants for pensions here tomorrow:
James Z. Steele, Samuel p. Fletcher,
Jose Rafael Trujillo, Levi GARNER,
| Michael McCabe, Eligio S. Gonzales,
Aniceto Abeytia and Anastacio Mar
tinez.
Little Dorothy, the ~ veal old
daughter of w. H. Goebel, the hardware
man, fell ten feet down a cellar-way at
her parents home this morning. The
little one struck on her head but es-
capped serious injury, although quite
severely bruised. DR.. j. M. Diaz is at
tending the child.
Governor Adams, of Colorado, Gov
ernol Otero, Ex-Governor Prince and
others speakers of note will deliver ad-
dresses at the celebration to be held at
Chamita tomorrow. The Booth %anniver-
sary of the first permanent European
settlement in New Mexico promises tc
be a memorable event.
Remember that tomorrow will be the
Booth anniversary of the settlement O
Chamita by Europeans. The celebra
ton arranged will be well worth attend
ing and the number of persons goins
from Santa Fe will undoubtedly be large
A special train will leave the d. & r. G
depot at 8 o'clock in the morning to &C
commodate those attending the celebra
tion.
The north bound train on the d. & R
G. railway yesterday, met with a n acct
dent two miles south of Embudo where
a large rock had fallen OH the track
Fortunately it was seen in time to de
crease the speed so that only the from
wheels Of the engine were thrown from
the track, and no one was injured. Con
siderable delay occurred as a repai,
train had to be brought from Antonito
and both passenger trains were detained
at Embudo till midnight. The south
bound train arrived here at 8 o'clocl
this morning.