Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-02
Fresh vaccine at Fischer's.
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Mexico: Fair tonight and Saturday.
A choral society is being organized a
Socorro. Something of that kind
needed in Santa Fe.
From several points about the terri
tory comes the report that the small
poX scare is Subsiding.
Jack Ryan left this afternoon for tn
Rio Puerco country to join a surveying
party that is at work there.
Milkmen report a great demand 70.
milk, which keeps them busy early il
the morning and late in the evening.
The net earnings of the Santa Fe sys
tenn for October were 81, 515, 565, an in
crease of $227.437 over the figures TO!
the same month of last year.
The cold, raw chill that has permea
ted the atmosphere today, suggests tina
in more northern ATTITUDES, the weather
must be very disagreeable.
Engineers P. E. Harroun and j. G.
Balcomb were to have started last even
ing down the Rio Grande from White
Rock canon to I'll Paso by boat.
Enough water is running into the
large reservoir 0 to supply the de-
mands of the city without calling on the
other and smaller reservoirs to help out.
For the coming 80 days, the Santa Fe
road will receive an engine a day from
the Baldwin works in Philadelphia.
| Six of the locomotives are to run west
of Albuquerque.
The Office of the United States
attorney has been moved from the
Spiegclburg block to the federal build
ing, the change being made yesterday.
Lieutenant Coleman says that there
were 10000 applications for enlistment
in the Rough Riders, and when the
regiment arrived at Tampa they were
taken for the 9Th regular cavalry.
According to the southeastern terri
torial papers President Hagerman, of
the Pecos Valley road, continues to
''give tips" that his road is to be extend
ed from Pecos City to Boquillas, and a
boom in Pecos City real estate is promised
in consequence.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, 43 degrees. at
2:30 p. M; minimum, 81 degrees, at $40
a. m. The mean temperature for the "a
hours was 81 degrees: mean daily rela-
tive humidity, ~ per cent.
II. B. Cartwright e. Bro, will move
their large stock of groceries to the
Sp~iegelberg block next Wednesday, and
will occupy the room formerly used by
Marcus Eldodt. A large force of me-
chanics is at at work preparing the
building for the reception of the Cart
wright stock, and when completed it will
be one of the most complete and con-
.yenient places of business in the terri
tory. The Cartwrights will occupy the
basement and the first and second floors
and will have matters so arranged that
will be no interruption in waiting
upon heirnumerous customers while the
is being made.
The cookies of the Santa Fe railroad
heart are warming up towards Colorado
and New Mexico. That organization is
.1isprovipg the saying that corporations
have nc heart by so revising it's tariff
sheet that Colorado milled flour will
be laid down in New Mexico and
Arizona at the same rates that obtain
rom Missouri river points. Heretofore,
III W. z huNCD VCH Uu IL uIClSy |
If Missouri river mills; but now things
will be able to buy -four cheaper nearer
home.
Miss Bessie Beatty, daughter of s. S.
Beatty, of this city, left on this mornl
ng's Rio Grande train for Chicago,
where she will wed, on Wednesday next,
Mr.. Charles Francis Towne, and the
ouple will live on West Adams street.
Hiss Beatty took with her her little sis I
err Ida, aged 7, who will go from Chi
ago to Columbus, O., to live with her
They stop over Sunday
Denver, resuming their eastward
on Monday. Miss Beatty has e
ong been a favorite in this city. Her \
many warn friends regret to see her h
o, and wish many happy anniversaries y
f her wedding day. She is of that Pc
uliarly bright and sunny disposition :.
hat will make friends for her wher- :
yer she may go, and she is sure to have fl
happy home. Mr.. Towne, a very "
'orthy man, was a resident of this city fl
years ago, in the employ of the tt
Express Company, and he u
now cashier and bookkeeper Of the ,.
Typewriter Supply Company in "
and is doing well. The friends w
the couple will wait with expectation &C
n news of the wedding. til
When it was decided to place Louise III
at the head of her own COM "a
my, Manager Thearl surrounded her IN
It'll the best talent. The next thing N,
as to outline a program that would an
popular enough to attract the great be
ass of people who love music and yet re
We no desire to pay their money to ~
ten to a concert too severely classical, On
d at the same time make a program n,
at would be satisfactory to those mu- of.
ally educated. The program given ad
this company shows good music, ter