Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-03
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Tom Dougherty and Mrs. Kate Dennis
drove in today from Madrid.
Last nights train from the south was
six hours late because of Arizona wash
outs.
Mike Mulhern, a railroad man, is in
the city from Phoenix and registers at
the Bon-Ton.
The Republican territorial central
committee meets in this city on Thurs
day, the Sth inst.
Deputy G. E. Newcomer, of Albuquer
que. returned from a northern business
trip last evening.
Conductor Hill, of the D. & r. G., has
gone home sick to Chama, and Conductor
e. w. Pheney takes his run.
Track Inspector John Roper, of the
D. & r. G.. went north to Alamosa this
morning, in the line of his duty.
Baseball teams from Bisbee, Flag
staff and Ell Paso will take part in the
territorial fair tournament at Albuquer-
que.
Sheriff Kinsell returned on last nights
Santa Fe train from the Caao trail and
went north on the narrow gauge this
morning.
U. s.. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Partly cloudy weather
tonight; threatening weather and cooler
Sunday.
Gus johnson and Chas. McIlvain, two
sheep buyers of Ell Paso, are in the city
buying sheep for shipment. They stop
at the Bon-Ton.
Those having flowers will kindly send
them to the horticultural hall, at $3.50
a. m, on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of next week.
Ducks are reported in large quantities
at the reservoir east of this city. Quite
a bunch was brought in town this morn
ing for the market.
A. B. Russell, a telegraph operator
from Salt Lake City, is at the Claire
with his wife, en- route to Winslow, A.
t., to act as operator there.
The position taken by the New MEX.
IcAN calling for a N enforcement of the
law against carrying concealed weapons,
is heartily upheld by citizens generally.
The board Of county commissioners
meets in special session on Tuesday, the
9th for the purpose of appointing judges
of registration for the forthcoming cleo
ton.
All members Of the Soldiers Aid so,
ciety will please attend the regular
meeting, Monday afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
as there will be election of officers and
other important business.
Traffic between this city and Cochiti
continues to increase. Camp and min.
ing supplies are constantly being sent
out from town, and the camp prospects
are reported as better than ever before.
The vacancy in Professor Perez band
caused by the death of Ramon Garcia
has been temporarily filed by a former
member named Salcido, who will re-
main with the organization until Il per-
mancnt member is secured.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, 70 de-
grees at $3.50; minimum, IS degrees
at 600 a. nj. The mean temperature for
the "a hours was 81 degrees.
Miss Gulliford's school will meet to
organize on Friday next, the 9th inst,
at Q a. M, and studies will be resumed
at $50 a. m. on Monday, the 18th inst.
Miss Gulliford will be at home from 3 to
4 p. m. to register pupils, whether day
scholars or boarders.
The remains of the late Ramon Garcia
were laid away this morning in the
Rosario cemetery. The funeral was held
from the family residence ON south San
Francisco street, where many friends
and acquaintance viewed the body.
One hundred people, led by the LIST regi-
ment band, followed the hearse to the
grave.
The sprightliness Of Cano in escaping
with both leg irons on, is giving his
physical powers something of a econ
mend among admirers of athletics. The
impression is become more general that
the fellow is being concealed by friends
in town, and is only awaiting an oppor'
tunity to skip the country.
Private Stephen E%aston, of the CROUCH
Riders" injured by the bursting of a
she'll at the fight at La Quasima, writes
his father, H. w. Easton, from Gov
ernor's Island under date August 20.
that he is slowly improving, is still deaf
and dumb, however, and will 60 to Wash
ingtOn soon for examination of his case
by army surgeons and other experts,
His parents in this city are greatly over
10 yed at this good news.
Rev. Benito Sanchez, superintendent
of Spanish Methodist missions for north.
ern New Mexico, is in town visiting
with his friend, Mr.. Candelario. Mr..
Sanchez reports the progress of the
Evangelical faith as progressing very
favorably in his superintendent. He
attended q Methodist camp meeting at
Taos recently where some IA people
were converted.
Don Pascual Baca, a well known and
respected citizen of Anton Chico, is here
on business. MI. Baca Is of the opin.
ion that Guadalupe county will likely
give a fair Republican majority at the
coming election, but is none too sure OF
the condition of affairs in San Miguel
county, believing that the Republicans
will have to make a strong and aggres.
sive campaign to carry the latter county.
F. M. McMahan and j. F. joss, sheep
feeders from northeastern Kansas, who
have been here for several days looking
after feeding sheep will return home to-
day. These parties had intended buying
quite extensively, but owing to the high
prices held on sheep they have only
bought $500 head. They claim the
range price is not low enough to make 1t