Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-04
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Sensational rumor afloat.

Miss. Cora Gerish went east last night.
W. B. Smiley is in Bonanza on bust
ness.
NJ. c. Filter, OF Alamosa, is new
boarder at the Palace
Mrs. r. f. Jones, of Cerrillos, Is a
guest at the Exchange.
Engraved visiting cards at the New
Mexican Printing Company.
The peace in the third ward WAS some
what disturbed this afternoon.
Us. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Sunday.
A. Morris, who represents a Chicago
jewelry house, is stopping at the Palace
l.. Werthiemer, of Buffalo, is display
ing line of clothing at the Palace
hotel.
News is news, but AL news should not
be published for the good of the COM
munity. 4.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hull are now
comfortably domiciled in their new home
on johnson street.
The students of St. Michael's college
enjoyed their annual picnic at Monu-
ment Rock yesterday.
Engraved wedding invitations, the
must elegant and latest styles, at the
New Mexican Printing office.
Frank w. Butler and Eduardo Chavez,
of Albuquerque, are in the city. They
register at the Exchange.
Ed. S. Waddles, a st. Joe commercial
traveller, is in the city looking after the
local trade. He registers at the Palace.
j. V. Conway went to Ration last
night. He will visit Trinidad and other
Colorado points before he returns home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Salmon have taken
rooms at Mr.. Celestine Ortiz, where
Mrs. Salmon will be pleased to see her
pupils after June l2.
H. L. Ortiz has instituted suit against
Pedro Delgado for $3.50 due on pro-
missory note. The trial will be heard
by Justice Garcia June 10.
J. H. Coons, of Ell Paso, Tex, col
lector for the Wrought Iron Range COM
pany, of st. Louis, is in this city attend
ing to business matters.
Major James II. Purdy, who has been
in Denver for several months, will re-
turn to Santa Fe next week and again
take up his residence here.
Suit has been filed by s. S. Beatty for
S6s34 and $6S.57 on promissory notes,
against Pedro Delgado. The trial is set
for June 10 before Justice Garcia.
The fishing season opened on We'd
nesday, and number of fishing parties
will visit the different trout streams in
The vicinity of Santa Fe tomorrow
A force of plasterers will arrive here
tomorrow evening to work on the Indian
school and sanitarium buildings. for |
which Antonio Windsor has the con-
iract
Rev. A. p. Morrison, of Albuquerque,
general superintendent of English work
for the Methodist Episcopal church, is
in the city. He will hold quarterly serv-
Ices here tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Read will leave on
Tuesday for Park View, where Mrs.
Read will remain during the summer.
Mr.. Read, who is court interpreter, will
return Immediately.
Messrs. A. Scheurich, W. l.. Mcclure,
and w. II. Roberts. all of Taos county, |
who have been here as witnesses in the |
1usdorf assignment case, left this morn
ng for their respective homes.
The Oxford saloon has the finest bill |
lard and pool tables in town, and coup |
ed with courteous attendants, first class |
wines, liquors and cigars, insures for
his popular resort a continuance of its |
former success.
Work on the new capitol building is
nicely and Architect Rapp
Is of the opinion that there will be no :,
further delays in the construction of the
on account of scarcity of ma
terial.
On warm day, there is nothing more
than cool drink. At the
Oxford club all kinds OF mixed and
trapped liquors can be obtained at a
notice. Smokers will find good
cigars in the show cases.
The Historical society is in receipt Of
} new bone 81 feet in length by one
loot in diameter which an archaologist
sends in from the vicinity of Clayton.
1t is doubtless small splinter taken
from the head Of some New Mexico edi-
jor, opposed to the present Republican
administration.
Mr.. S. II. Snider, formerly of Kansas
City, but now of Espanola, where his
family is with him, is In the city on bus