Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-24
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MINOR CITY TOPICS,

George C. Stubs. of Shelbyville, Ind.
is Il guest at the Exchange.
The territorial board of equalization
meets in this city January 6.
Regular meeting of the W. b. II. & L.
A.. on Monday at 2:30 p. m.
A. f. Lewis of New York is. display
ing Il line of shoes at the Palace.
The Santa Fe has declared a / per
cent dividend on the preferred stock.
L. $. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Gcnerallyfair tonight and Sun
day.
The Palace chef de cuisine is building
elaborate plans for a Christmas feed to-
morrow.
Julian Ortiz, the Poioaque merchant
the II 5 thhe f flty on business ana stops AZ
Robert Bauman and +. M. Bauman,
of Delta, Colo, are stopping at the
Claire hotel.
The legislature will be asked for al
appropriation with which to eNtermlnate
prairie dogs in New Mexico.
+. l.. Frazier. the Santa Ee-Blano
freighter, reports that more supplies are
now being shipped to the gold camp than
even before.
n. L. Speisbcrger of Chicago is drum
ming the local merchants for ladies I'M
derwear and children's clothing. He
stops at the Palace.
Marcus Eldodt reports that the work
of closing out his stock is progressing
nicely. and that the holiday trade il
exceptionally good.
Conductor A. A. Rugg is punching
tickets on the Santa-Fe-Lamy run while
A. II. West is spending the holidays
with his family in Ration.
The members of the fire department
will meet tonight, in Fireman's hal
between r and 8 o'clock to observe
Christmas eve. Refreshments will b'
served.
Frank Becker. the popular SAINT;
Cruz merchant. drove into Santa F'
| Yesterday afternoon to attend to bust
} ness matters in the city. He returned
this afternoon.
Agent Lutz, of the Wells Fargo Elk
press. announces that the ONCE VII
remain open tomorrow until L. oclocl
| and that express will be delivered in TIL
forenoon. as usual.
Jose Rafael, Rettes Mirabal and Mis-
Mirabal, of San Rafael, are stopping a
the Exchange. They will spend Christ
mas with children relatives who ar
| attending the Sistersof Loreto academy
L. G. Thompson is officiating as clerl
in the clothing store of j. II. Gerdes
Mr.. Thompson is a Georgian and hi
pleasant manners and good looks will g
a long way toward attracting custom t.
I the Gerdes store.
Yesterday the thermometer at the loca
| weather bureau registered as follows
Maximum temperature, 20 degrees, a
o:40 D. M; minimum, 6 degrees, at $50
a. m. The mean temperature for tn
| "A hours was IA degrees; mean daily rela
tive humidity, 30 per cent.
Santa Fe Knights of Pythias are il
receipt of invitations to attend a gram
ball and banquet at Silver City Christina.
A special train will be run from Denim,
to Silver City and ar angements hav
been made to have q hot time. III
Silver CITY Knights never do things b
halves.
John Rock and A. r. Gibson of Gle
vcland. Ohio, guests at the Palace, lei
for a brief Denver trip this morning
They will return next week with apocke
full OF money, prepared to invest !
Santa Re county schemes. AS they wi
remain in the city a couple OF month
every one with schemes will have an or
portnnity to present them.
Professor Perez band will render TIL
following musical program nthe plaz
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, tn
weather permitting:
March-The Liberty Bell -.........,; Sous
Oyert,lre-A Hot Time ........... .Boetle
Waltz summer Nights.........G. y: Stol
M~arch-Salute to Spring .....", ..Messi1
D~anza-Horas de Melancolia .......f. Navari
Schottische Beauty Bright.....n :. hosIel
Galop-Raquet ...... ...... ..''.,.h !. oro'"t
Vol. 1. No. i, of Camp Churchman,
paper published weekly at Camp Churcl
man. Albany, Ga, and 'edited by tn
soldiers" has been received at this O.
flee. The little sheet is filled with news
items concerning the men In the cam
and incidents of camp life. 1t Is we
printed and everything taken into cor
| sidcration is n credit to the isolde