Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-13
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Today Roman Catholics will celebrate
the feast Of ST. Anthony.
q. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Tues
day.
Jose Vigil. who served sentence of
50 days III The +codnty- i.sil for assault
on a house, was released from custody
today.
Reed Winnie, who graduated in the
normal class from the Indian school here
last year. is dying with consumption in
Wyoming
The committee on the celebration at
Chamita on July the 18th next. was in
session this afternoon at the Office of eX-
Governor l.. Bradford Prince.
Regular monthly convocation of Santa
Fe Chapter No /. r. A. Masons, at Ma
sonic hall, this, Monday evening. at 8
o'clock. Visiting companions are cour-
teously invited to attend.
The tax payers of the city would
greatly like that Mayor Hudson see to
the repair of the sidewalks This is
certainly very necessary for the com
fort of citizens and would stop good
deal of profanity.
Hon. Simon Nusbaum received his
commission as postmaster of this city
last evening and instructions to take
charge of the office. There was great
rejoicing among the new postmasters
many warm friends thereat
Jose Antonio Montoya was arrested
this morning by Deputy Sheriff Huber
and lodged in the county jail. He is
charged with assaulting Antonio Mora.
small boy. His bond was fixed at $500,
which he was unable to secure.
Alex. Read, court interpreter. who
has been in Park View some days. is
again attending to his duties in this
city. Mrs. Read will remain in Park
View during the summer with relatives.
Postmaster Nusbaum will take charge
of the post Office tomorrow. He has
telegraphed the inspector in charge at
Denver for the presence of a post Office
inspector at the transfer and it is
believed such an official will be here to-
night for that duty.
This glorious Santa Fe summer
| weather will be reminding citizens that
the camping season will soon be here.
Let them not forget. however the play
to be given in the Court house next
Monday evening for the benefit of the
W. b. T., and let all good people govern
themselves accordingly.
The Ladies' Soldiers Aid society will
meet tomorrow at p. m. in Fireman's
hall. AS the efforts of this excellent
and patriotic society will be used for the
benefit of our own gallant cavalry who
are now sailing for Cuba and will land
there in few days, no lady in town
should fail to be in attendance at the
above meeting. Every city in the re-
public has kindred societies and Santa
Fe should not be behind the rest. Ii
our ladies could appreciate how eagerly
ANYTHING from home will be received by
our boys in Cuba, they would need no
urging to join this society Turn out,
ladies', and fill the hall.
Childrcn's day was appropriately cele-
brated at the A. M. 4. church yesterday
afternoon at $50 by the Sunday schDo
pupils; and an interesting program was
rendered by the tepchers nthe evening.
Flowers aud birds was one of the pleas
ant attraction. Geo. Hines. Ernest
Slaughter, Howard Kerr and Wilbur
Dunlap. joint recitation, FLOWERS that
Bloom at Our Feet" was nicely rem
dered. Miss V. Slaughter's recitation,
"Roses," was very good. Recitation.
"Thc Lesson of the Flowers" by Mable
Hall, Albert Kerr, Beatrice Dunlap.
Christina and Lena Hall, was well rem
dered. In the evening exercises. PRAYER
was offered by Rev. r. F. Mcintyre.
The choir sang Gloria Mrs. J. Lane
recited beautiful poem. Mrs. b. +.
Mcintyre and Miss Louisa Chapman's
duett was commendable. Nearer My
God to Thee was rendered very touch
ingly by the Night Owl Mandolin club.
The choir is deserving of many thanks
| for their well executed songs.