Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-23
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

stopping at the Claire.
A. H. Bolinger, of Leadville, is stop
ping at the Exchange.
P. f. Garrett, sheriff of Dona Ana
county, Is at the Palace.
W.. H. Greenleaf, of Pueblo, a travel
ing salesman, is registered at the Claire.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Sun
day.
Davis 1. Gardiner, of Albuquerque, is
in the city. He registers at the EX-
change.
MI. Lucas E. Gallegos, of Clayton, is
in the city on business. He stops at the
Bon-Ton.
N. S. Berry, a Central miner, is at
the Palace, He will remain in the city
several days.
Captain Hudson, county tax assessor,
is working in In official capacity at Col
den and San Pedro.
P. Lopez, deputy county assessor, is
at Canoncito looking up taxable prop
erty.
H. B. Hoffman, of Washington, D. G.,
arrived in the city last night and regis
tered at the Claire.
Chas. Van Dyne went to Antonito
this morning where he will resume his
duties on the Rio Grande.
Misses Alice Powell and Bertha Coons
are two Denver ladies who registered at
the Claire last night.
C. E. Jones, of Pueblo, is taking orders
among local merchants for sweet things.
He registers at the Palace.
The Claire hotel has a new brace of
| angels in the dining room and all OF the
"steady boarders' are sprucing up a bit.
John Finn, manager of the Valley
ranch on the Pecos, is at st. Vincent's
suffering from an attack OF pneumonia.
Professor Sam Black is loser a bicycle
and all efforts to find the thief have been
futile. The machine was %purloined yes
terday.
There will be u regular meeting of the
w. B. r. and l.. A. Monday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock in the public library
rooms.
w. W. Goldsmith and H. Goldsmith,
of Denver, general and territorial agents
of the American Tobacco works, are at
the Palace.
r.. c. Snow, a miner from Salt Lake
City, Utah, is here on his way to the Co
)chiti mining district. He is registered
at the Bon-Ton.
Roy Crichton, who has been in Trim
idad during the past winter, has re-
turned to Santa Fe and taken a position
in S. S. Beaty's store.
Alex. Read, who has been in TERRA
Amarillo during the past week attending
to private business matters, will return
home the first of next week.
There will be a meeting of the Horti.
cultural society on Monday evening,
when the time for the annual fair will
be fixed and much other business trans.
acted.
United States Marshal Foraker left
this afternoon for San Francisco. He
goes by way of Silver City, where he will
take in charge five Cinnamon who have
been ordered deported.
There will be a meeting of the cavalry
troop this evening at 8 o'clock. All
members are required to be present, as
very important business will be trans
acted. Uniform not necessary.
The funeral of Father Guyot, parish
priest at Santa Cruz, occurred this morn
ing at the cathedral at 9 o'clock. A
large c%oncourse of friends attended, and
the procession to the Rosario cemetery
included a large number Of people and
vehicles.
The citizens meeting held last night
at the court house for the purpose Of
taking action relative TIC the establish
ment of a fruit canning factory, was
largely attended. Full particulars Of
the meeting will appear in the New
MEXICAN Monday.
Weather permitting the following pro
gram will be rendered by the First Regi
ment band in the plaza at 8 o'clock to
morrow afternoon:
Way Down South .;T......L p. LaHrendea,
March-Recreatiqn Victor Hsmmere
Polka Mazurka-Beaax Esprits;
salop-Empty is the Cradle. ....... Por sos'
I. Moriarty, a good citizen of soutl
Santa Fe county, comes to the capita
once a year for the sole purpose of pay
ing his taxes. There are a number o
other sheep men in that locality whit
pay no taxes and whom the assessor
should favor with his attention.
} 7. s. Hubbell, the good looking ant
efficient sheriff of Bernalillo county, il
in the city today, having in charge M
d. Gonzales and Fidel Gonzales, wht
!, are here before Associate Justice j. r
McFle, on the hearing of a motion to b.
admitted to bail.
Two Santa Fe girls, for whom the pur
Pile path had a special attraction, raj
away from home yesterday and went tt
!, Albuquerque. Friends of the family lef
Immediately for that city and will bring
the hayward females home. They ar,
aged II and is years. One of the girl
is very pretty.
Every real estate owner should taxi
stock in the cannery. The increase II
values will far more than pay them
: The landlords on the plaza and Sal
; Francisco street could offer to build an,
, present it to the city; but as It is, tn,
: money subscribed will prove a fine pay
, ing investment, besides the incidental
benefit.
Some miscreant last night smashe,
the three large panes of glass in thu
} door and windows Of the law Office o
: Hon. j. P. Victory. The city marsha
and policemen should put a stop to sucl
vandalism If possible, and arrest thu
> guilty parties. Such rowdyism shoult
, not be allowed to continue UNPUBLISHED
/, The attention OF Mayor Hudson Is called
to this matter and special instructions
} should be given the city police to pre-
serve the peace and protect the prop
| erty OF all citizens.
!, Local Agent Named.