Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-14
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

There will be a meeting Of Paradise
lodge No. 2, l. 0. o. F., this evening at
8 o'clock.
Regular meeting, board of directors,
Mutual Building & Loan association
this evening.
The Presbytery of Santa Fe Is holding
a meeting in the Presbyterian church at
Ell Rito, Mora county.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair weather tonight;
Friday fair and warmer.
Hon. G. A. Spiess took the oath OF
office as district attorney for the First
judicial district this morning.
Attend the public meeting at the
court house tomorrow evening and DO
your level best toward the location Of a
canning factory here.
The Young Mems Literary and Debat-
ing society will give a dance at Armory
hall on Saturday night next for the bene-
fit of the society library.
The guild will meet with Mrs. Ireland
tomorrow Friday at 2:30 p. m. A full
attendance is desired as officers are to
be elected for the coming year.
The proceedings Of the board of coun-
.ty commissioners at the regular meeting
on the first Monday of this month will
be found IN the second page OF this
issue.
Public meeting tomorrow, Friday
evening. Business of Importance to
every citizen, business man and property
owner will come before the meeting.
Attend the same.
III. 3. Cartwright Sc Bro, have $4,000
pounds of provisions ready for shipment
| to Bland, but on account of the high
| water in the Rio Grande, teamsterS arc
somewhat shy of making the trip.
The Rev. Father Fourchegu received a
message from Quebec last night an
nouncing the death of Cardinal Tas.
cherau, archbishop Of Quebec. The
funeral will occur in that city on April
IS.
An Espanola man says that during the
past year the enterprising mercantile
firm of G. w. Bond & Bro, at Espanola.
handled over so, 900 head of sheep. There
must have been quite profit in that bust
ness during loS1.
Work on Riverside boulevard, under
the supervision of l. Sparks, is progress
ing nicely. A large amount of filling Ii
has to be done and when that is com
pleted the opening of the street will no
long be delayed.
Biggs & Pollard, who contemplate
opening a large mercantile establish
ment at E%spanola, have about finished
their new store building at that place
and will be ready for business i'll about
two weeks. The new building is a larg'
frame 60x40 feet.
This is the publication day of the
WEEKLY NEW MEXICAN REVIEW, a pa
per that gives all the territorial news II
condensed form and is a first class edi
ton to send to friends east. Copies will
be mailed from the counting room of tn,
New MEXICAN at 5 cents each.
Word is received from Ojo Caliente
that the ~16-year-old son of Hon. Antonio
Joseph. while riding a broncho pony {
few days ago, was thrown, the fall
breaking the young mans leg. Medica
attendance was secured and the young
man is reported as doing well.
Miss Mary Morrison and Mrs. Chap
man have been quite successful in rails
ing funds for the use of the New Mexico
commission for the relief of the starving
r~eeoncentrados in Cuba, having OBJ
tanned the sum of $50 in two days. TIL,
Sisters of Loretto academy and tn
pupils of the school contributed TOWARD
the sum collected by these ladies.
Miss Francisco Duran, a very estim
able young woman, 20 years of age
daughter of Jose E. Duran, and sister
in-law of Frank Ortiz, died early yester
day morning at Madrid of fever. Sh'
had been in Madrid for some time, keep
ing house for her brother, who is EN-
ployed in the Madrid coal mines. Thu
remains of the deceased were brought tt
this city yesterday and the funeral will
take place tomorrow morning from tn,
cathedral.
Notice to Patrons.