Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-30

A posted citizen says the Democrats
have offered $50 for ten local purchase
able votes.
The green eyed monster is the cause
of a row which is is on between some OF
Santa FEES boy sports.
U. s.. weather bureau forecast fo1
New Mexico: Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday; warmer Wednesday morn,
ing.
There will be a meeting at 8 p. N. to
morrow of the Tennis club in the wealth.
er bureau Office to arrange for a tour
nament during fair time. Santa Fe has
one of the best tennis clubs in the terri
tory.
During the coming Horticultural fail
the business houses should be decorated
the streets sprinkled, garbage collected
around the town every day, and a col
lection made to have the band play each
evening.
H. w. Easton, father of Stephen
Easton, has received a letter and tele
gram from the latter, stating that he il
better, and expects to be sent from Gov
ernors Island to Washington o
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol
lows: Maximum temperature, II de-
grees at 3 p. M; minimum, 81 degrees
at 5 a. m. The mean temperature fol
the "a hours was GS degrees.
Santa Fe will this year enter one Of
the strongest ball teams at the Terri
torial fair at Albuquerque, that has eve
played in the west. 1t will be composed
about as follows: Pardee, Wilson, Will
Jams, Hanson, Everitt, Huber, Tebeau
Reilly and Preston.
Colonel R. E. Twitchell yesterday
purchased from the administrator of the
Downs estate the law library of the late
Francis Downs, consisting Of about 60(
volumes, and had it shipped to Las We
gas. He got quite q bargain. The
library will be placed in his law office.
Parts of Palace avenue and Washing
ton avenue have been graded ant
cleaned by the forces of street cleaner.
under the orders of Mayor Hudson
Upper Palace avenue from the cathedra
east should be taken in hand now ant
cleaned and placed in good condition.
Juan Jose Luian, aged 65, an old resi-
dent and father of Juan Luian. diet
yesterday at his residence, and will b'
buried at Z a.. m. tomorrow in the cas-
side cemetery from the cathedral, will
Chas. Wagner as funeral director. Mr.
Lujan was well known all through thi
region, and his funeral will be Target,
attended.
A Camp Wikoff dispatch in Yesterday
Denver papers has the following infor
nation of interest in Santa Fe: 9TH
Rough Riders will leave camp in abou
ten days. 1t is reported that they will
be musted out in New York City afte.
their arrival, either in Madison Squar'
or Plaza Square"
Denver money lenders have been Civ
en- a fit of the jim-jams by the inroad o
eastern money lenders who charge onl.
6 and 7 per cent, where the local bank.
have been charging 10 and II. A Santa
Fe financier says he does not expect the
movement to extend to Santa Fe or il
fact south of the Colorado line, though
it may strike Ell Paso, Tex.
The ball game SUNDAY at st. Michael
college grounds between the Santa r
Juniors and Madrid Bluos was witnesse,
by about 300 persons. The game was
smuggling match in which the Junior
came out first best, they knocking on
three of the Madrid .itchers, winning
the game by a score Of IS to 16. Tn
same teams will plaF in Madrid mex
Sunday.
The college ground should be cleane'
up and put in CONDITION for the game
with the Albuquerque Browns whicl
will take place on NE 18th, sth and 9tl
of September, and as there is Il quartz
mile track at the grounds, what's tn
matter with having some bicycle ant
Indian races during the afternoons be
fore the games commence. The bant
could be secured and money made GU
of the games II taken hold of by TIL,
right parties and conducted properly
1t should be locked after at once.
The eastern Kansas sheepmen VIII
came down here with a view to buyin,
sheep for feeding at home, find prices 81
high that thev cannot have the sheep de
livered at less than 5 cents per pound; an,
they could not sell them in Kansas Cit,
for more than a small fraction owe tina
figure. AS tab, Idaho or Oregon shee]
cannot be secured at better prices, tn,
visitors will return home without invest
!, ing this far west.
R. M. Harding, captain; R. G. Gort
: ner, Musician, and G. r. Collins, thu
companl, the members of Santa Fee
naval reserves, were out in full uniform
last night learning ''hay foot, straw foot
! in the moonlight, and treating theil
friends to music along the line Of march
The company made several raids OF
! private residences in search of rations
but their lawleSsnesS was forgiven II
. consideration of the music furnished.
The ladies' reception committee o
the Horticultural fair has a most i'm
!. portant duty to perform. To It's efficien
services last year, the success of tn
fair was in great part to be attributed
The new committee met yesterday aft
, @rnoon at the court house, but concluded
ia adjourn before organizing in orde
lIthat several ladies not in attendance
might be present. 1t will meet again
tomorrow "wednesday morning at 1873
o'clock in the court house and ever,
lady named will confer a favor by beinI
present. The division Of the committee
into three sections was an excellent ide,
last year, and will probably be followed
at this fair. The names of Mrs. Col,
and Mrs. ?. Fl. Harroun, who have re