Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-06
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city from Denver. stopping at the Bon
Ton.
Mrs. c. A. Schrum is in the city from
GlOrcta, visiting her mother, Mrs. j
&. Imhon.
| Frank Bennett. resident of Espan-
ola, is in the city on business and regis
ters at the Bon-Ion.
| p s. Burnham. of Antonito, Colo. is
in the city for a few days. He is stop
ping at the Palace.
j. d. Okes, a Chicago drummer, ar
rived in the city last evening and is
stopping at the Claire.
c. w. Potter, an insurance adjuster
of Denver. is in the city on business. He
is stopping at the Palace.
+. e. Dudley, who has been in the city
in the interest of A Garland. the tailor,
leaves this evening for Las Vegas.
This city puts on metropolitan airs
when it sports circus two days and
fills the tent each performance.
The orphans Of st. Vincent's orphan
age were given free tickets to the circus.
by the management of the show
U. s. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico; Light showers this after
noon and tonight; probably fair Sun
day.
The law in regard to licenses is being
handled in loose manner, and the
proper authorities should look after the
matter.
H. X. Hellis, grocery drummer of
Denver. is calling on the local merchants
today. He registers at the Palace when
in the city.
The good people of Albuquerque APP
pear to thoroughly enjoy the sensation
of being humbugged by fakir styling
himself an occult scientist
A. b. Jacobs, of Denver, is stopping
at the Palace while he looks after his
line of business, that of insurance. He
will remain in the city for some days.
John Bycrs, of Bland. well known here
as a man of some mining propensltics, is
stopping at the Exchange for a few days
while he looks after his interests here.
c. A. Daniels, conductor on the D.
e. X. g., who has been spending a vaca-
tion in southern Colorado. is again at
his post of duty. He registered at the
Claire.
In the game of ball played yesterday
between the Santa Fe club and the In
dian boys, the town nine won the box of
cigars offered the winners by Mr.. f. j.
Gleason.
The New MEXICAN was presented
with basket of beautiful and luscious
peaches and apricots by Mrs. b. p.
Yrisarri this morning, which were high
y appreciated.
John and William Whitaker, of Phila-
1elphia, are tourists who register at the
Palace hotel. They are in the city for
the purpose of visiting the places of his
torical interest.
Z. B. Leamer, travelling man of
Kansas City. is stopping at the Palace
while he visits his customers here. He
the wholesale house of Burn
ham, Hannah & Munger.
1t is rumored in railroad circles that
the Santa Fe flyer will soon be put back
On the road as a daily train. and that it
will be equipped with regular mail car
and force of postal clerks.
C. E. McCoy.a a shoe drummer, of Kan
sas City, is in the city for a few days.
He represents the Kendall house of Kan
sas City and is quite hustler in his line
Of business. He registered at the Pal
ace.
George II. Bibb left for Silverton,
Colo, this morning, where he will do
assessment work on the Thunder, Key
stone and Fairview mining claims on
Sultan mountain, which are owned by
Santa Fe parties.
A letter received from Captain Strover,
of Company c, at Whipple barracks,
states that pay day for the soldiers will
come on August Is, and that most of
the BOYS are anxious for that day to
arrive.
w. A. Heath of Denver, who is a meat
drummer of some note, is stopping at
the Palace while he works the city. He
is man of considerable physical pro-
portions, weighing only 80 pounds, but
he "gets there" just the same.
Deputy Collector Antonio Ortiz y Sa
lazar will sell real estate for delinquent
taxes at the front door of the court house
on Monday. Among other pieces of
will be sold the Fannie More
head lots and house on Johnson street.
Joseph Brimemann, a gentleman of
is here resting from the
warm weather of that town and enjoy
ing the fine, cool atmosphere of Santa
Fe. He registers at the Exchange.
"Tonche' (a) Noceda, who has been
resident of this city for many years, and
who is considered to be one. of the
best trapeze performers in the country
oined Halls circus and will leave with |
them.
p. E. Burton, tourist from Emporia.
Kas., is stopping at the Exchange with
Landlord Forsha while he views the
places of historical interest in the city.
He will remain in the city some days.
The streets need filling in and the
weeds on both sides of the road should
be cut down. The city marshal should
see that the gentlemen who exercise
their thirst by getting drunk, should
exercise their muscle for the city's well
fare on the city's thoroughfare.
There are number of insane per-
sons confined in the county Jail, and the
county commissioners should see that
they are gotten into the asylum at Las
Vegas. The county jail is disgrace.
and although the officers have done all
they can to repair it, it is still far from
being suitable place for insane pa
tients.
There is talk of having plaza concerts :
twice week for the balance of the sea- |
son; people think nothing Of giving 81 to
see u transforming show, but will not
give anything to the band. which is