Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-19
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

L. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Tuesday
colder.
The house of Ramon Sena en- the
south side was burned last night: loss
SIS.
Mrs. Maria Armijo, aged 65 of. the
north side, was buried this morning
from the cathedral in Rosario cemetery.
Grant %Rivenburg has just harvested
800 tons of ice which will furnish The
town next summer with all the congo
lation necessary. What he now cuts
will be surplus stock.
A special meeting of the board of edu-
cation has been called by President
Fischer for Wednesday evening, and a
full attendance is expected as business
of Importance is to be transacted.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, al degrees, at
300 p. M; minimum, 2l degrees, at mid
night. The mean temperature for the
"A hours was 81 degrees: mean daily rcla.
tive humidity, 81 per cent.
Saturday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, 80 degrees, at
2:l0 p. M; minimum, 90 degrees, at 900
a. m. The mean temperature for the "a
hours was 80 degrees; mean daily rela-
tive humidity, 81 per cent.
TWenty-four Of the 80 big Baldwin
engines recently ordered by the Santa
te have been received at Chicago,
where they are being connected up pre-
paratory to being sent out on the road.
These engines will be used between La
Junta and Las Vegas.
1t started in to SNOW Saturday after
the football game was over, and snow
ed and 'blowed great guns until morn
ing. By noon, however, it cleared I'D,
and the afternoon was warm and sun
shiny. Today is bright and bracing,
and the atmosphere health inspiring.
Special a 500 of the Delaware &
Hudson Railroad Company was in town
yesterday for a few hours containing
Rev. DR.. Irvine and party from East
Orange, N. j., en- route to the coast.
Yesterdays Raymond & Whitcomb
party brought the usual storm along
with them. There were 1850 people in
the excursion, en- route to California to
see flowers blooming in the winter time.
They were mostly New Englanders.
John r. Hawkes., aged II, of Column
bus, O., died at the santiarium of pull
monary troubles, yesterday morning,
and has been embalmed by Undertaken
Wagner preparatory to shipment home
for interment. The young mans mother
will be here tonight to lake the body
east tomorrow, Mr.. Hawkes. came here
last May.
The change in time on the Rio Grande
noted in Saturdays New Mexican is on
ly for the line between this city and An
tonito. There has been so much bust
ness over the road this fall and winter
that the card time was found to be too
short, and so it has been heightened
few changes made north of Antonito
are of no special moment. The change
of time TOOK effect this morning, and az
a result a number of would-be passen- |
gers We're left to think the situation
over until tomorrow. They will remem- |
Der hereafter that the time of leaving |
his city is $40 a. M.
The funeral of the late Mrs. II. p.
Mcpherson was held yesterday after
noon from her late residence on Don
avenue Rev. w. H. Moore, |
of the Presbyterian church, con-
the services, assisted by Rev. G. |
5. Madden, of the Methodist church, |
at the house and at the grave The
were well attended, and friends
in a liberal display of flowers in ex-
preston of their sympathy and sorrow.
The Republicans of precinct No. II
will hold a meeting Friday afternoon in
he house of Ambrosio Ortiz for the
of nominating candidates fort