Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-13
MINOR CITY TOPICS,

Heavy shipments of cattle are being
made over the Santa Fe.
Santa Fe Lodge No. ., X. of p, will
meet this evening Work.
The cold snap has apparently gone,
and pleasant, balmy weather has re-
turned.
L. 5. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Wednes-
day: warmer Wednesday.
The Santa Fe will restore its thrice a
week passenger service between Chi
cago and California, October /.
The Santa Fee road has made a round
trip rate of $2.65 from Santa Fe to AL
buquerque during the Territorial fair.
The conference of the New Mexico
Spanish mission of the NJ. f. church,
north, will be held In FL Paso, October 10.
The sidewalk in front of the county
court house should be looked after by
the mayor and the city marshal. 1t
needs repairs.
j. M. Rogers, Of Cerrillos, has shipped
several cars of dimension stone to Albu-
querque for use in the new opera house
going up there.
The Santa Fe Fruit Company direc-
tors met this noon and appointed a COM
mittee to round up subscribers, and to
report in a few days.
The mayor has found a gravel-clay
bank where he is getting excellent
material for repairing the streets. He
. a xS ~ 10 n rpaat pny>pcyran,ap nvnp the
sand used in the past.
1t is understood that the Delgado cor
ner on San Francisco street, now Occu-
pied by Ii. S. Kaune & Co., will be occu-
pied by Mr.. j. H. Gerdes about November
l after a $3.50 plate glass front has been
put in there.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol
lows: Maximum temperature, 81 de-
grees at Ais p. M; minimum, 80 degrees
at 5:55 a. M. The mean temperature fol
the "a hours was so degrees.
Sheriff Kinsell went to Ell Paso this
afternoon, called there by q Telegram
from Chief of Police Lockhart, Of tina
city, announcing that he had a man il
custody supposed to be Esequiel Can0
the man who escaped from the count,
Jail here August 30. II the man prove
to be Cano he will be brought back a
once.
Don Felix Papa, one of Santa Fee
land marks, a short time ago suffered
the loss of a very intelligent and highl,
priced Brazilian parrot, and since tina
time he has grieved to such an extern
that this morning he received by ex
press a pair of birds Of much beauty t
take their accustomed place in front o
his saloon.
The case against Antonio Fink
charged with buying stolen cattle
which was heard in Pecostown yester
day, was dismissed by Justice Antonio
Bu%stallante, as the evidence showet
conclusively that Fink had exercised
every precaution to ascertain whethe
or not the man from whom the animal!
were bought was the lawful owner. A
the hearing the fact vas brought GU
that the cattle were stolen more thai
two months ago, and that the owne
had not exercised due diligence In hi
endeavors to find them.
The triumphal arch to be erected IL
honor of the returning Rough Riders
on the northeast corner of the plaza
will be brilliantly illuminated by tn
Electric Light company. The compan
has volunteered to do this without cost
for the members of the Ladies Soldier
Aid society and the Daughters OF tn
American Revolution, as its share |
the reception to be given the boys wheI
they arrive in Santa Fe.