Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-29
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Mr.. II. o. Spencer, OF Chicago. regis
tiers at the Exchange.
Mr.. Geo. w. Hill. of Las Vegas, regis
at the Palace hotel.
Clean. cotton rags wanted at this OF
for machine purposes.
Attend the dance at Armory hall to-
night and enjoy yourselves.
q. M. Healy, Il mining man OF III
Paso. is registered at the Bon-Ton.
Mr.. O. C. Rohn. of West Bend, Wis,
is a Santa Fe visitor, registered at the
Palace hotel.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Light rain tonight; probably
fair Sunday.
Mr.. James Shaw. of Omaha, is attend
ing to business matters in the city, stop
ping at the Exchange.
John Vickers and Antonio Gurulc are
in the city from Madrid. They are reg
istered at the Bon-Ton.
Mr.. f. w. Hubert, attorney-at-law,
Lincoln, N. NJ, is in the city on legal
business, registering at the Exchange.
Messrs. Geo. McLernon, G. w. Lynch,
Omaha. and W. A. McGrew, Denver, are
commercial travellers registered at the
Claire.
The mail from the east will reach
Santa Fe at 7 o'clock tonight, but the
east bound California train will be sew
eral hours late.
Mr.. M. l.. Robertson, a healthseeker,
came down from Cripple Creek last
evening, and will remain all winter. He
stops at the Bon-Ton.
Messrs. Jas. p. Dobson, Chicago;
Paul M. Baylor, Kansas City; d. G. Seq
ner. Burlington, Ia, are commercial
travellers registered at the Palace hotel.
John Murray, a promising young man,
who came to Santa Fe from Canada
about two years ago and lived about a
year in the family of R. M. Craig in this
| city, died at Albuquerque on Thursday
night of hemorrhage of the lungs.
MI. E. +. Whitman, OF Chattanooga
| Tenn, has been sent to Santa Fe by the
civil service commission to take q posi-
ton in the surveyor generals office
and has rooms at the Claire.
The fourth installment of the inter
esting serial story entitled, Neck O
Nothing" appears on the third page 0
this paper. Lovers of good fiction
should not miss it.
The public printer is receiving numer
Gus inquiries as to- when the Compiled
Laws of 1897 will be ready for distribu
ton. The laws are printed and the pub
lie printer is waiting IN the index tina
is in course Of preparation by ex-Solici
tor General j. p. Victory. The body 0
the laws was printed and ready for tn
binder a month ago. AS 0 o as the In
dex is completed, the volumes will b
turned out in a hurry.
W. N. Townsend, manager Of tn
Postal-Cable telegraph Office in this cit
and general manager of the New Me-
leo Telephone company, is figuring o
the extension OF his lines from Santa +
to Bland in the early spring. He shout
be substantially encouraged by the per
pie here, as direct telephone and tele
graphic connections between this cit
and the Cochiti mining district woul
, prove highly beneficial both to this cit
and Bland.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean says: 9Th
early DAYS of New Mexico are full {
| romantic interest. The traditions
) the country have been used in warrior
. forms in magazine articles and new
: paper correspondence, but no one ha
the enterprise thoroughly to inycstiga'
4 them until Judge Prince undertook I'll
q work"
t Under the evangelistic labors of Re
/, J. G. Rouff, whose family is in Santa +
= Central City and Pinos Altos, in Graz
: county, have developed into a circui
the quarterly conference Of which WI
organized by Superintendent A. r, Mo
!, rison on the gath day Of this mont
Rev. Rouff will visit Santa Fe in Il
1 near future and move his family to h
present field with headquarters at &c
trail City.
Hear Judge Princes first lecture
Q the court house next Thursday nigh
d under the auspices Of the w. b. I. Ho
: L. b. Prince has been president Of II
New Mexico Historical society I
d Is years, and has devoted more time
our early history than any other citiz'
= of the territory. His lecture on Il
a Spanish heroes Of the sixteenth centur
who are identified with New Mexico, W
Q not only be exceedingly interesting b
IL highly instructive. He also has Il
distinction of being New Mexico's nc
entertaining speaker.
The weather being favorable tome
row, Professor Perez band will rend
the following program in the plaza, /
ginning at 2 o'clock:
March-The Forresters.. .....E..A. Wilc
Overture-The Silver Wedding Schlepegr
Waltz-La Serennta. ................ =
March-Liberty Bell ...;.."...si.;.co 90
misunderstanding the Soul. =. ~. A de An
Dnnce-Mexican Butterfly. !. ...... Tom ICld
Galop-Wreath Of Sparks ........ $3.50. War;
The money necessary to pay witness
who have been before the United Stat
grand jury, is expected within the M
few days, but the Jurors fees will not
paid for some time, and certificates 81
to Jurors are being sold at . considera'
discount.
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