Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-05
Hon. Placido Sandoval has gone to

Hon. Placido Sandoval has gon to
Mora county OH official business.
Mr.. Gus Hood, Of M~agdalena. and MI.
j.. +. Cook, of Socorro, came up from
the south last night with two prisoners
for the pen~itentiary. They registered
at the Claire.
William c. Stephens, the 21-year-old
brother of John L. Stephens, of Albu-
querque, and Dick Stephens, of Bland,
died at the house of Hilario Trujillo, in
Santa Fe, at 4 o'clock this morning.
Consumption was the cause of his death.
He also leaves four married sisters.
Messrs. A. d. Ashbaugh, H. II. Lee,
Denver: A. +. Fowler, Chicago; Victor
B. Bloom, New York, commercial men,
are registered at the Palace hotel.
At the court house next Tuesday
night Hon. LIB. Prince will give the
second lecture in his course, Coronado.
Season tickets for sale at Fischer's, Ire
lands and Weltmer's for 70 cents; single
admission, so cents.
The mayor and every member of the
city council should make it a point to
attend the regular meeting of the body
named on Monday evening. Important
business demands immediate attention.
Mr.. John P. Victory today moved his
law Office from the %Spiegelberg block to
the pleasant Office in Ex-Governor Thorn
tons residence on upper San Francisco
street formerly occupied by the bureau
of immigration. Mr.. w. H. Pope will
have desk room in the same Office.
Nh. l. H. Rapp, architect and super
intendent of the work of capitol re-
building, says that, if the present favor
able weather continues, he will soon
have a full force of convicts, besides
skilled citizen mechanics, again employed
on the work. At present only a small
force is employed saving stone.
A meeting Of the New Mexico HOrti.
cultural society will be held on Monday
evening, February IA, at the Office Of the
Water company, to act on the report of
the last fair and make arrangements
for the future, and also to consider the
subject of canning and fruit drying es.
Establishments, etc.
Hilario L. Ortiz, who has just joined
the New Mexico Pioneers, shows 0
genealogy extending back to the con
~quistadores. His father was Francisco
Ortiz; grandfather, H~ermenegildo Ortiz
great grandfather, Jose Francisco Ortiz
great great grandfather. Nicholas Ortiz
When all old families are fully repre-
sented in this society, its set of geneal
ogies will be of much interest and value
The Revista Catolica, so long published
at Las Vegas, is good authority or
literary matters. 1t said relative tt
Governor Princes historical labors
"The we'll known talents of Hon. T.. b
Prince, and his zeal and love for all per
tanning to the territory, assure us OF
the merit of his work. 1t was a very
happy and patriotic idea to save, before
they had persisted, the historical tradi
tions Of the famous days of antiquity In
New Mexico. We congratulate all New
Mexico on the success OF this work"
The following program will be ren.
dered tomorrow at 2 P. m, weather be
ing favorable:
Hurrah for Harrison ........... Particle
Way Down South.......,..L. p. ~Laurendear
Inc oKaUer waltz .......,......E b.. Waidtenfe
Constellation March 80. $50. Clarl
Mexican P~olka-Tipica ...... :. Carlos Cnrt
Inc Darkies Dream $50. $3.50. ...... . Lansing
1t is to be hoped that the members O
the city council will get together on nex1
Monday evening, attend to city business
and provide for the payment overdue
coupons Of the city bonds.
On Thursday morning, February 1,
Loretto academy opened it's second SEES.