Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-29
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

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warmer Wednesday.
Large plate glass windows are being
put into the new fronts of +. B. Del
gado's San Francisco street stores.
Smallpox is reported as severe among
the Iuni Indians. So tourists are giving
those interesting people a wide berth,
The Ell Paso Times has the astonishing
information that arrangements are max
ing for a daily train service between the
city of Santa Fe and the City of Mexico.
1t was well the territorial regiment
got away when it did from Lexington,
as the mercury for the last few days has
been dancing around zero in that vicln-
ity.
Regular meeting of Santa Fe lodge
No. 2. X. of P. this evening at Castle
hall. All knights are especially
requested to attend, visiting knights
f~raterDally welcomed.
The coal.famine continues, but Santa
Fe is not the only community in trouble,
for as far north as Alamosa there is a
scarcity, and people are resorting freely
to wood. 1t will take some 700 tons to
fill local orders.
Yesterday, the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, 43 degrees,
at 200 p. m; minimum, 10, at 6:30p. m.
The mean temperature for the "a hours
was 81 degrees: mean daily relative hui
Nudity, 81 per cent.
Juan Rodriguez, a student at the
Brothers college, and a resident here,
is dead of Inflammation uf the bowels,
and his funeral will be held from the
house tomorrow at 8 a. m. and from the
Cathedral at $50. with burial in San
Miguel cemetery. Charles Wagner has
charge of the burial.
Captain Hart was delayed in getting
away, and went north this morning to
Durango to look after business interests
there. He will do what he can to rescue
his San Juan property from the tangle
it was gotten into in consequence of his
enforced absence for the last IA months,
and is hopeful of making a good fight
for life yet, Notwithstanding his ad-
vanced age. He has many warm and
appreciative friends up north who will
see that he has a fair show. The cap
tain has lots of grit and backbone in
him yet.
Miguel Sandoval was docketed for 80
days in the county Jail by Justice Gar
ella this morning in default of $25 fine
and costs for making a murderous as
sault, Saturday night. on San Francisco
street, upon Hon. J. P. Chavez, of Rio
Arriba county: and Sandoval was re-
quired to furnish a peace bond of 5000
for six months. James Scott and John
Riley were each given 10 days for va
grancy.
Christmas goods are beginning to ap-
pear in the store windows, and the chill.
dren are in consequence beginning to be
more or less stirred up over the ap-
preaching festivities. The local
churches will have trees, and the young
people given to realize that with Re-
publican success better times have
come.
Last nights D. & r. G. did not arrive
until 1890 because of delay caused by
shoveling snow out of the cuts south of
Antonito. The wind came up all of a
sudden, and about as fast as the snow
IA shoveled out it blew in again.
Remember Mr.. Sauvlet, the pianist
with Louise Brehany is a pupil of Cart
Tausig and Marshner and has con
MED Ole Bull, Nine. Patti and Remenyi
on their musical tours. At the court
house Friday night. Q
The bronze badges for the Rough Rid
ers We're to have been received from the
east last night. But as they did not
come, they are expected tonight, and
the boys will be wearing them tomor-
row.
Last nights sky threatened a storm,
but cleared off, and today has been
warm and pleasant. The weather Of
flee said this morning hat a warm spell
might now be looked for.
Louise Brehany is supported by Mr..
Sauvlet, pianist; Miss Pringle, violin
list; Miss Waters, mezzo; Mr.. Jones,
tenor; Mr.. Dethlefs, baritone; each an
artist.
Word has been received in this city
today that Mrs. Easley, mother Of Cen
eral Easley, died last night at Harri-
sonville, @.
All who have agreed to take tickets
for the Louise Brehany concert will
please reserve their seats at Ireland's.
The local markets are still finding a
good demand for turkey and other fowl.