Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-18
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Il never kissed another man
But you" the sweet girl said.
Alas! know too well the fact;
The men kissed her instead.

The men kissed her instead.
Where, oh where, is the street sprink-
Ter.
The Santa Fe flyer was considerably
late today.
The Santa Fe Mercantile Co. s stock OF
millinery arrived today.
Attend the sale of homemade ''deli'
cacies" at the w. B. L. rooms on Satur'
day from 3 to 6 p. NJ.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Partly cloudy weather tonight;
Saturday fair, cooler.
The cooks of the w. B. L. are well
known for their excellent baking. Try
some of the cakes and pies On Saturday,
f. G. Erb went to Cerrillos this after.
noon to o III Irish setter which
was stolen from the hotel about two
weeks ago.
Delicious cakes, pies, brown and white
bread, baked beans, jellies and preserved
fruits all ready for Sunday dinner, at the
w. B. Il. rooms on Saturday afternoon
| from 3 to 6 o'clock.
The show window at Conway's restau-
| rant is enough to give any body an APP
| petite. All the delicacies of the season
are displayed, and that in a manner
most tempting.
There will be a meeting of the Santa
Fe Tennis club Saturday evening at
1880 in the Catron block. All members
requested to be present as important
business is to be transacted.
The city sprinkler has probably been
lost in the whirl of dust that rises from
the streets. The mayor ought to get
out a search warrant for the water
spreader, and after it has been found
put 1t to work.
Miss Creevan, who was in chargeof the
millinery department of the Santa FL
Mercantile Co., will return from the
east in a few days, where she has beer
studying the latest Partisan styles il
fancy millinery.
w. r. Cunningham was arrested to.
day on a charge sworn out by John
Conway, proprietor of the Bon Ton,
who claims Cunningham owes a $10.75
board bill at the Bon Ton. Justice Cor.
man placed the man under 5000 bonds.
Mr.. b. M. Read is in receipt of a let.
ter informing him that Mrs. Reads
brother, Mr.. Palemon Ortiz, ex-probate
clerk of Mora county, and at present
postmaster Of Mora, is dangerously
| sick with a malignant fever and Other
troubles.
The special protracted meetings at the
st. Johns NJ. E. church are still pro
crossing with much interest. Up tt
date there have been about ten Onver.
sions and IS many accessions to the
| church. Services tonight at 1880 O'clock,
conducted by Rev. A. Hoffman.
Up to today, the number of voters
registered in ward No. 3 was $50. The
board of registration will meet again to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock for the
purpose of receiving names, and all
| voters who desire to vote at the city
election in that ward should see that
their anne are IN the list.
In the case of the territory VS.. Jose
Vigil, heard before Justice Garcia at 9
o'clock yesterday, for the crime of break
ing the glass windows in a house oppo-
site the Sisters of Loretto, and using
profane language, the judge found Vigil
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