Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-22


much enjoyed by visitors, There Is 1T
tie or no snow reported in the northern
part of the territory.
The local fruit crop is near practically
all harvested and sold, and so much has
been shipped out that che grower, MI
Riyenburg, fears there will not be
enough left to satisfy local consump-
ton,
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
| weather bureau registered as follows:
| Maximum temperature. "a degrees, at
4:ao u. m.; minimum, %, at 500 a. IN.
| The mean temperature for the "a hours
was 80 degrees: mean daily relative
humidity, "a per cent.
They do tell OF how a train was stop
| ped the other afternoon not 1000 miles
from this city, while the engineer n
| brakeman stepped out onto the prairie
and had an impromptu solar pleXus con-
test to settle a dispute. The passengers
| left the car to witness the scrap, and
| the engineer came out victorious.
"The Rough Riders didn't all get
away last night says a late New York
dispatch. "This afternoon" it con
tinues; zone sat on a box beside the en-
trance to the Hoffman house with a
huge bouquet in his hand and an old
horseshoe hung on his foot. He was
| sleeping off a jag. Civilization is un-
doubtedly having a demoralizing effect
upon these brave children of the cattle
ranges"
Passenger traffic on the Santa Fe APP
pears to be all at skies and seyens on
account of the big rush in freights
which keep all the motive power in
constant use, and engines are breaking
down on the road. The through train
from the west last night was marked
be over five hours late again, the same
as Yesterday. No passengers came here,
only the mails. The engine had given
out on the Santa Fe Pacific.
A delegation of citizens is expected
from Cerrillos to examine the telephone
exchange in this city with a view to
starting one at Cerrillos. The Santa Fe
Telephone Company has now 95 instru-
ments in use.
Hartman Wynkoop went to Albuquer-
que this afternoon, where he has Il
position on the Citizen.
The city precincts registration today
stands as follows: No. 3, 3l4; No. 4,
3Os; No. II, 29s; No. Is, a79. Total reg
istration, 1,l99.
M. r. Moriarity, the Chilli sheep rails
err, and daughter, are in the city on a
.. t,,;,, o,I main. naInDnpfnr PC
at the Bon-Ton.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program lnthe plaza
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK, the
weather permitting!
Neutrality-suspicious. ...;";., .... k;B Hnil
Seiection-Bohemia An Girl .......M. W. Balfe
Waltz-La Serenata -. .......... .JaXone
March American Cadet .........R b. Hall
Serensde-Suudered Hearts; Flick
Polka Mazurka- Hebe ......L. Il. L~aurendeau
Galop-Break Away ......"...J Rayder
Candelario Baca and Torito Romero
we're lodged in the Jug last evening
charged with being crippled under the
hat. Baca was wandering about the
streets bareheaded and b%arefooted under
1.-THE impression that he was about to be
l%canonized as a saint. Romero was sent
lover from Aqua Fria. Both men will
jbe sent to the insane asylum at Las
Vegas.
George Marsh is back from a trip to
his mining properties at Cochiti. He
reports the great camp as booming; the
Cochiti Gold Mining Company Is turning
out $12, 900 per week, and other proper.
ties are doing finely. The promised
ccasfpti49 aml, qblal(t W Will BE- !. e" Mt. :? : chicago
custom mill, or only for a group Of
properties is not yet determined.
Modesto Ortiz, the Republican attorney
of Old Albuquerque, today received q
letter from his half brother, Alex. Read,
of Rio Arriba county, stating that the
political outlook is most encouraging
for the Republican ticket, and that the
county will give Pedro Perea a majority
Of 600 or more.--Albuquerque Citizen.
Charles M. Conklin is still in the race
as Il candidate for sheriff on tho Repub-
lean ticket, all reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding. He proposes to GO
into the convention and make his fight
for the nomination right there.
A. N. Blazer, president of the Blazer
e Otis Motor Co., patentees of the
power wheel rotary engine, with head
quarters at Ell Paso and Mescalero, N.
NJ, is in the city putting up a machine
at the Albuquerque foundry, which he
will take out at Arizona when complet-
ed.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Hon. Sol. Luna was in town for a few
hour last night. Since leaving the city.
he visited a number of precincts in both
Valencia and Socorro counties, and
found the farmers and sheep raisers al
most a unit for election of Hon. Pedro
Perea as delegate to congress.-Albu-
querquo Citizen.
The Spooner Dramatic company
closes its weeks engagement in this city
tonight presenting san American in
Cuba" In addition to the play and
specialties, a gold watch will be present.
ed to the one holding the lucky number.
The Spooner company is the best the
atrical troupe which has appeared in
Santa Fe for a long time, and their per-
formances have given satisfaction in
every particular.
Dr.. William Sparks is in town today
laying in a winters supply to take over
to his ranch on the upper Pecos. The
doctor reports good grass and a plenty
of bear and deer. The sheep have all
been called off from the reservation and
the hunters need not be afraid to go UP
toward the head waters Of the Pecos
hunting for bear, deer or mountain
lions.
0. b. Barrows, representing the
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
Company, Of Worcester, Mass, arrived
nNaN tho &c nto Lo OCH .,inlt o,a5 a4Ana