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

Remember the social at Armory hall
at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Thursday.
Freighter Corners loaded at Cart
wright's this forenoon with provisions
and grain for Golden.
The collector of San Juan county has
not vet reported his collections for jan
uary to the territorial treasurer.
The city authorities should look to
the sprinkling of the streets. The con-
dition of the public thoroughfares de-
mands this,
Charles Lyons will leave Santa Fe this
afternoon for Bland, intending to re-
sumo his old occupation as a knight OF
the pick and drill.
1t is understood that the Western
Union has made arrangements to run a
wire out to Bland. 1t will connect with
the wires at Albuquerque.
The board of registration in ward No.
| 3 will begin the work of registering
| the legal voters in that ward, at Fire.
mans hall, on Saturday, March II.
Sherbet and cake, coffee and sand
witches and art sale at Armory hall to
morrow evening. Proceeds for the or
gan fund of the Presbyterian church.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret
Joyce Hughes will take place tomorrow
-Thursday-from the family residence
! at II o'clock in the forenoon. The fun
eral will be private.
The present city clerk, Charles Conk'
lin, is a candidate for denomination as
clerk upon the Republican city ticket
and Marcelino Ortiz has also a longing
In that direction.
After today there will be but two fly
ers a week over the Santa Fe. The
rush of winter travel is almost over, ant
two fast trains will be able to handle
the business hereafter.
Ramon Trujillo, a freighter from Pen;
Blanca, loaded with grain at Cart
wright's this afternoon for A. l.. Fincl
at Bland. Cartwright will load out twt
other outfits for Bland tomorrow.
1t is understood that the Norwich ant
Orient fire insurance companies will to
morrow qualify themselves to do bust
ness by making the required deposit O
$4,000 with the territorial treasurer.
Tomorrow will be pay day over a
Bland in the Golden Cochiti. 1t is un
derstood that fully $4,000 will be dis
tributed by the Cochiti Gold Mimi!
company alone. 1t will be a lively da,
in camp.
City Marshal Alarid mourns the deatl
of a little 2-year old son, who died las
night of pneumonia The funeral vii
take. place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock and the interment will be il
Rosario cemetery.
The sidewalk in front Of the residenc,
of Mr.. S. Spitz on Palace avenue ha;
been repaired and placed in good condi
ton. This is very commendable ant
should be followed up all over town
wherever sidewalks need repairing.
1t is understood in church circles tina
DR.. Chapelle's successor as archbishop
of Santa Fe will not be designated be
fore the LIST of June. Meanwhile thu
improvements contemplated by the Sis
tiers of Charity will probably be held il
allegiance.
Lovers of amusement should MOI for
get the entertainment to be given by thu
original Edison Vitascope company, be
ginning at the opera house on Frida,
evening. In addition to the picture dis
play, Mr.. Leslie williamson, a ballat
singer of much ability, will assist in en-
tertaining. Tickets on sale at Ireland'
pharmacy.
Manager W.. X. Townsend, of thu
local Postal telegraph Office and alst
manager of the New Mexico Telephone
company, went to Bland yesterday tt
| complete arrangements for the immedi
ate construction of a telephone lint
from Thornton to the principal town o
the Cochiti mining district. He mean!
business and intends to have the lint
completed and in operation within 81
days. During his absence the loca
Postal Office is in charge of Operator j
G. Imhoff.
The valuable mining properties il
south Santa Fe county belonging to thu
estate of the late Patrick Cullen were
yesterday sold to j. b. Mayo, OF New
J Jersey, and w. S. Chapman, secretar,
of the Central Union Telephone com
pany, of Chicago. The transfer wa
made after Probate Judge Rivera hat
approved the deed transferring tn
property to Matthew Cullen, brothe,
and sole heir of the late Patrick Cullen