Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-29
MINOR CITY TOPICS.


U. S. weather bureau forecast fOl
New Mexico; Fair tonight and Sunday
John Black of Cienega, delegate tC
tOday's convention, is registered at the
Exchange.
j. Jaycopc, of San Pedro, is here tC
attend the convention and is stopping at
the Exchange.
j. M. Skinner, of Golden, is in town
today as "A convention delegate and is at
the Exchange.
Rafael Macstas is down from Santa
Cruz to attend the convention and is
registered at the Exchange.
S. Golding is up from Cerrillos today
attending the Democratic convention
and is stopping at the Palace.
| Joseph Reno, a travelling man from St.
| Louis, came in last night on the Santa
Fe and registered at the Claire.
The rush of freights has caused the
| Santa Fe road management to scour the
country for additional brakemen.
w. M. Cleete. of Nogal, is in town on
| business with the surveyor general S
office, and is registered at the Palace.
John Hueskotter, Warren Graham and
Pat Downey, of Cerrillos, are up for the
day on business, and are registered at
the Claire.
q. M. Giles, health seeker from
Altoona, Pa, is registered at the Palace
while in town. He is much pleased with
Santa Fe's lovely climate.
r. ?. Oliver, the st. Louis harness
salesman, returned last night from a
short trip north on business, and is
again registered at the Claire.
James II. Armstrong. representing
st. Louis shoe firm, came in town last
night to see that the local dealers are
properly supplied, and registered at the
Palace, He went up to Espanola today.
Word from Denver says that the
weather up there is ''beastly," and that
old timers are agreeing that the eli
mate in that state has changed for the
worse. How different in favored Santa
Fe, whore lovely fall weather is the
regular thing and unpleasant weather
the rare exception,
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, 81 de-
greeS. at 2:l5 p. M; minimum, 33. at
$40 a. IN. The mean temperature for
the "A hours was AZ degrees; mean daily
relative humidity, 10 per cent.
Old Fort Marcy is a pleasant place to
visit these days of fine, clear weather,
as the sight well repays one for the
trouble of climbing the hill. 70 the
southwest stretches a magnificent view
extending clear over into Valencia coun-
ty to Mount Taylor, and to the west
ward are the picturesque Bernalillo
mountains, including the volcanic spurs.
The extensive plains with their undula-
tions and buttes and clumpy mounds
also make striking sight.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program in the plaza
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. the
weather permitting:
Handy Collection of Serenades ..... :. Keller
Waltz-Over the Waves ves.................R Rosas |
March-king Cotton. ........... =. Sousa
Scotch Medley Warren
Galop-Wreath of Sparks. .......... Robinson
c. r. McAdams is a travelling man
from Denver who came down on busi-
ness last night and is registered at the
Palace. He went up to Tres Pedras
and Taos today.
Fl. Kemp, Of San Francisco, is in
town to see that the local supply of ci-
gars is up to the standard, and is reg
istered at the Palace.
A. 7. Couran, a mining man from
Kansas City, interested in the Cerrilos
country, is at the Exchange today.
e. NJ. Codington, of Albuquerque,
brother of the deputy United States
marshal, is registered at the Palace.
Thomas F. Jones, of Madrid, a dele
gate to the Democratic convention is
registered at the Palace.
J. II. Hutchinson is up from Golden as
a convention delegate, and is registered
at the Exchange.
The attendance at the Indian school
has reached the $50 limit with this
this weeks arrivals. One Taos, II Pi-
caris Pueblo and four San Juan Indians
arrived yesterdy, and five more Picaris
Indians are already on the road. The
full limit of 800 will be received before
further additions are shut off.
Mrs. Josephine Du Chemin's new
home on Alto street is nearly ready for
The house is supplied with
bath rooms and other modern conven-
fences, making it a desirable residence.
Rev. G. S. Madden has been holding