Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-19
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

tue EAcnange.
Peter Reed. a Bland mining operator,
is at the Exchange.
Francisco G%abildon, of Durango, Colo.
is an Exchange guest.
w. E. Smith, of La Veta. Colo, reg
listers at the Palace hotel.
G. H. Stone, q Colorado Springs min
ing man, Is at the Exchange.
G. p. Carney, Il mining a from
Creole, registers at the Exchange.
HI. O. Bursum, sheriff of Socorro
county, is In town today on business.
Colonel Silas D. LASER has again en-
tered the employ of Hon. T. B. Catron.
L. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Sunday.
Frank Broadwaytcame in from Bland
on a visit to friends. He stops at the
Bon-Ton.
The city council will hold a meeting
Monday night, provided a quorum can
be secured.
George Murray, a miner from Ger
rillos, is In the city. He stops at the
Bon-Ton.
John Flanagan and daughter, OF Cool
idge, N. y, are stopping at the Ex-
change.
A new attraction has just been added
to the popular Bon Ton, in the shape of
a fine lunch counter.
d. Velardes, a California mining man
registered at the Exchange last night.
He is en- route to Durango.
Mr.. w. L. Martin, a travelling man, is
here from Las Vegas on business. He
registers at the Bon-Ton.
The reduction in stock rates from
$125 per car to 1914, from Flagstaff and
Canon Diablo, A. T., is attracting cat
tie men.
The vernal equinox will fall ON Mon
day. 1t will probably not i%ncapacitate
Monday for duty during the ensuing
year.
The many friends Of little Jamie Har-
vey will be pleased to hear that he Is
recovering from his severe attack Of
pneumonia.
The work of removing the old one
story part of the sanitarium was COM
pleted today, and the building of the
new addition will begin in a few days.
Ed. Ledwidge, of Denver, auditor for
the Denver & Rio Grande Express com-
pany, attended to business in Santa Fe
this morning, registering at the Palace
hotel.
w. W. Jones. of San Marcial, chair
man of the board of county commission
ers of Socorro county, is in the city on
business, making headquarters at the
Exchange.
c. D. Schmidlop, Denver; j. w. Pas
Cunning, Kansas City, and w. l.. Ell
gin, Fort Worth, are travelling mon reg
istered at the Palace hotel.
Frank Springer, ESQ.,, M. Brunswick
and w. E. GOrtner, of Las Vegas, are in
the city, registering at the Palace hotel.
| They we're called to the capital by bust
ness in the Probate court.
Don Roman A. Baca, of San Mateo,
one of the "big guns" of Republican
| politics in Valencia county, is in town
visiting his son, and incidentally stock
ing up ON campaign thunder.
One of the signs Of prosperity these
days is to be found In the rush at the
Oxford resort, no doubt attracted by the
knowledge that it is the place to go for
first-class refreshments, pass n pleasant
hour and hear good music.
Professor Swain has ascertained be-
yond peradventure, that man lived in
New Mexico FOG, 900 years ago. This
has long been known to newspaper cir
cles. The same fellow is here yet. He's
the man who don't advertise.
Friday evening the U. S. Indian school
team ran away and Messrs. Mccormick,
Crawford and Cummings, were more or
less injured. The report was rife that
the runaway was due to a hold-up, but
subsequent developments failed to sus-
tain the m
Weather permitting the following pro-
gram will be rendered by Professor Perez
band tomorrow at 3 D. M:
March Salute to Spring. ......... Messire
e. h. t.. Patrol. 80. 80. 49,. Raphael Fasset
Waltz-zienda. ........... Frank NJ. Witmark
ScoSeh Mediey. arren
Mazurka-.vi oleta ......""....x....C c. Faust
G~alop--Arlei .,...... ....,. ~. L~aur6ndeau
Tho board of registration in ward No.
3 has prepared q list of the names regis
tered in that ward and placed the same
in the p~ostoffice, that voters in the ward
may know whether or not their names
are properly registered. The board will
meet again next Saturday at 9 o'clock.
Adjutant General Hersey has received
information from Washington that the
charge of desertion heretofore standing
against John Clark, of company b,
battalion of New Mexico volunteers, has
been removed from his record in the war
department, and a discharge certificate
granted him dating from May, 1867.
An o~peratian was performed on the
foot of Gus O'Rrien, at st. Vincent's hos
pital, by Drs. Massey and Bradley this
week, in which a bone was taken out
near the big toe and several broken
bones from the instep removed. The
many friends of Gus will be glad to know
that he Is improving rapidly.
A memorial service to the late Francis
e. Willard will be held in tho Presby-
terrain church on Sabbath afternoon ct
$3.50, under the direction Of the local w.
c. T. U. The pastors Of the city are ex-
pected to be present and participate: A
paper of personal "reminiscences will be
read by Mrs. Wallace, wife of Secretary
Wallace. Mrs. Wallace knew Miss Will
ard intimately. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend this service.
The monthly entertainment by Miss
Gulliford's pupils took place yesterday
afternoon, and was highly enjoyed by
the children themselves, as we'll as by
their parents and many visitors. The
program on these occasions Is arranged