Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-12
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

al tne EAchange.
Samuel Jacobs, of Denver. is regis
tered at the Claire.
Call on the assessor and file your tax
return. Now is the time.
Mr.. McClelland, of Ell Paso, is regis
tered at the Palace hotel.
Regular meeting of the w. b. Il. 4 L.
A. on Monday at 2:30 p. IN.
Railway travel between territorial
points is comparatively light.
Two new angels from Denver o fit
about the Claire dining room tables.
The road from Ellzabethtown to Taos
is impossible, owing to heavy SHOWS.
Matt Robertson, representing a st.
Joseph house. is registered at the Claire.
| OFrancisco Romero is here from Atris-
CO, visiting friends. He is registered at
the Bon Ton.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday.
Chas. b. Kehrman.- of ST. Louis, is
displaying a line of spring head gear at
the Palace hotel.
Gus Johnson and Chas. McIlvain, of
Ell Paso, are in the city On business.
They stop at the Bon Ton.
L. B. Evans and E. s. Evans, citizens
of Bland, are here after provisions.
They stopped at the Bon Ton.
>Ralph Halloran, the good natured and
popular Albuquerque insurance fiend, is
in the city, stopping at the Palace hotel.
The registration books not being
quite ready, registration for the city
election will not commence until the
| 18th inst.
The old buildings on the Felipe San
doval property on Bridge street have
been torn down and the foundation laid
for a new building.
The county tax collector is the unfor-
tunate recipient of many vigorous kicks
from persons whose names have been
published in the delinquent tax list.
Don Placido Sandoval, territorial
superintendent of public instruction, is
in San Miguel county, en- route to
Guadalupe county, on official business.
Mr.. Pedro Delgado is being mentioned
for the Democratic nomination for may
or and it is also said that Mayor G. A.
| Spiess Is a candidate for denomination.
Manuel Martinez, a bright young fell
low and a good printer, is also men
toned for the Democratic nomination
for city clerk. The young nan will give
Adolfo Hill a good race, If he is really a
candidate.
C.. Ritter, Rochester; w. A. Dumars,
| I<apcoc (Ntu. IT n yNus> ,r,;~l% Co.,
Francisco, and c. J. Eames, Jr., Calves
ton, comprise today's roster of CONNER
cial representatives ut the Palace hotel.
The Oxford saloon, with its new and
attractive front, and it's courteous at
tendants, is becoming one of Santa FEES
famous resorts these days, especially for
those in want of tirst-class. liquid re-
freshments.
Today marks an era in public improve
ment by the laying of a new floor on the
Gaspar avenue bridge, and those who
have considered the old. affair an eyesore
to the public and menace to life are ex-
ceedingly happy.
Taxpayers and property owners and
citizens having the interests OF the city
at heart should be nominated as candi-
dates for mayor, councilmen and mem
bers of the board of education at the
coming city election.
Superintendent of Construction Grim
shaw is. at work rebuilding the Rio
Grande telegraph line between here and
Espanola. New poles will be used
throughout, the old n Q having seen
service since the advent of the Santa Fe
Southern railway in the early SOS.
The board of commissioners of the
Omaha exposition will meet at the office
of the Santa Fe Water & Improvement
company on Tuesday next. 1t is be-
lieved that there will DO a full meeting,
as the Santa Fe railway has kindly fur
nished transportation to attend the
meeting.
Rev. A. Hoffman, of Ration, will ar
rive in the city tonight. He comes to
spend q week assisting in the special
evangelistic services now in progress at
the st. John M. E. church. On tomor-
row he will occupy the pulpit both night
and morning. The cooperation of all
Christians is desired by the pastor and
members of the church.
Weather permitting the following pro-
gram will be rendered by Professor Perez
band tomorrow at 3 p. m:
Medley @. S.-Jamboree.. $50. 49,. Hermann
Oyerture-Across the Border. Pedro Romero
Waltz-only q Pansy Blossom. Weston
Polka Mazurka-Hebe 49,. L. p. Laurendeau
Danza Mexicana-Rosas y Abrojos
T. .ftlu6ngue
Galop-Out on a Lark. .......... .....J. S. Cox
The entertainment given by the Edi-
son Vitascope company at the opera
house last night was well received by a
fair house only, owing to the inclemency
of the weather. Unfortunately there
were q few mishaps with the machine,
on account of the properties arriving
late, but everything is promised to be in
readiness tonight and q complete change
of pictures and songs will be given.
Among the films shown, will be the Blue
Line Flyer, military parade, fire depart
ment, and dances. Tickets as always at
Ireland's.
The troubles of q local man on a Santa
Fe newspaper are as manifold as the
fees on the hide of a skye terrier. The
physicians all disclaim having killed
anyone recently; the druggists aver that
they have not poisoned anyone during
the past week; the sheriff states that he
has not starved any prisoners; the dis
trict Judge is giving the hangman q lay
of. The climate is distressingly healthy,
railway accidents never occur, the bunc0
men have all gone and the newspaper
men have Joined the church. Pastoral