Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Tax collections are slow.

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II. Lowitzki and J. L. Van Arsdell will
go to Jemez next Wednesday.
You save money by dealing at S. s.
Beaty's. Call and be convinced.
A. Singer of Albuquerque, a travelling
man, is registered at the Palace.
A consignment of grain, ETC., was sent
to Cerrillos this morning by s. s. Beatty.
H. L. Smith, of Creole, Colo, a min
ing man, is on the Exchange register.
W. Atchison, a Kansas City resident,
is stopping at the Palace temporarily.
When In need of hay, grain, lumber,
etc., you will do we'll to see s. s. Beatty.
c. E. Newcomer, deputy sheriff, of
Albuquerque, is stopping at the Claire.
James T. Loveland, Of Eddyville, Ia,
registered at the Exchange last evening.
z. A. O%ppenheimer, representing a
New York house, is stopping at the Pal
ace.
Go to s. s. Beaty's for the best bread
in town. Special prices to large con
sumerS.
w. B. Glidden, a prominent ranch
man OF this county, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, are at the Claire.
The Red Letter Day Comedy company
Is rehearsing nearly every evening, pre-
paratory to giving a show in the near
future.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Partly cloudy weather to-
night and Sunday, warmer in northern
portion.
Beatriz Lopez de Aragon has insti-
tuted divorce proceedings against Lau-
riano Aragon, on the ground OF rs years
desertion.
Jack Law, engineer of the narrow
gauge, who has been ill tor q week, has
recovered and has resumed his run be-
tween this city and Alamosa.
John F. Schurch, representing the
celebrated "Battle Axe" tobacco brand,
is at the Palace and will remain another
week. He registers from Denver.
DIR. j. B. Brady received word from
Liberty, Mo-, this morning that Dan
Parks, who Is well known in this city,
died at his homo there on Wednesday
last.
Attorney H. L. Ortiz Is preparing all
application for an injunction to restrain
the sheriff from selling property under
execution belonging to Lucas Chayes.
The old stone kitchen at st. Vincent's
%sanitarium, which was partly destroyed
by fire in 1895, is being torn down. Work
men are engaged on the foundation OF
a new building.
Smokers can please their tastes In
either cigars or cigarettes at the Oxford
club. A large stock of the choicest
brands is always carried on hand, as
well as the best wines and liquors.
Deputy United States Marshal Cod
ington returned from Albuquerque last
night, after transferring five Zuni In
dian prisoners from the Valencia county
jail to the Bernalillo county stronghold.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Ortiz al
Galisteo, on March the 31st last, a cir
baby. The New MEXICAN and the many
friends of the young couple In this city
and county extend hearty congratula'
tions. ~
w. G. Macarthur, who has beer
working at Wagon Mound for the BOND
Bros, registered at the Palace last
night. He has been transferred to Els
pamela, and left for that place today, Ii
the interests Of the same company.
The party of land court officials who
have inst returned from Mexico, report
Clarence Key, s. C. Alley and Ike Var
Arsdale, all former well known resi-
dents of Santa Fe, as enjoying good
health and doing well in the City Of
Mexico.
John Roper, roadmaster for the Ala
mosa diviaion of the D. g. r. G., who
served in the navy during the civil war
has applied fora position as a marine on
one of the big battleships, and in view
of his previous service expects an early
appointment.
Don Juan Ortiz. a leading and pros
porous merchant and sheep raiser Of
Galisteo, is in the city on business. HI
reports sheep in good condition in hi
section and further south, but also tina
the ranges are dry and that rain II
greatly needed.
In the case Of Agapita Romero d.
Anaya VS.. Pablo Anaya, divorce proceed
ings, before the District court, Attorney
Ortiz Is In receipt of a letter from thu
defendant, dated from Trinidad, Colo.
urging withdrawal of the case and con
Tossing to desertion.
Mr.. Levi A Hughes Is in receipt of
telegram announcing the death of tn,
aged father of Mr.. E. j. Mclean a
midnight last night, in Detroit, Mich
The numerous friends here OF Mr.. Nc
Lean extend to him their deepest sym
pathy for his bereavement.
The city council should make a liberia
appropriation for the maintenance o
the plaza under the direction of the Wo
mans board Of trade. The plaza is ont
of the beauty spots in town, and public
funds can be no better spent than fol
its maintenance and keeping 1t in order
Weather permitting the following pro
gram will be rendered by Professor Perez
band tomorrow at 3 p. M:
March-Knight Farewell, o. ..... ...,.. Levi,
Oyerture-Night in Chinatown. ......C C. Weber
Waltz-I See the White Sails Coming ,,..r.
MarohzAmeric:aan Cadet .,.... !. 3 sf aai
serenads-Gn the stars. - s. J. P sslasas
Galop- Beauty .......... -. -. Warner
The body of H. F. Swope, who died a.
Jemez several years ago, has been taker
up, and was brought to this city at the
instigation Of Aztlan lodge No. 3, Ode
Fellows, today. The funeral will occur
tomorrow at 10 o'clock from Hogle'i
undertaking establishment, after which
the body will be Inferred In the l. O
0. F. cemetery. Mr.. Swope was a brother
of Mrs. Davis and was o pioneer of thu
city. In early days he acted as super
intendent OF the Barlow & Sandersor
stage line here.
Notice to Patrons.
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