Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-14
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

nat season today.
E. Ackermann, of Omaha, is registered
at the Claire hotel.
Sheriff Kinsell went to Cerrillos this
morning on business.
e. Aliehunn, a Cincinnati commercial
drummer, is at the Claire.
f. E. Hart, a Denver commercial
traveller, is registered at the Palace.
Chas. S. Cowan, of Rowe, is in San
TIA Fee looking after his business inter-
ests.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair weather tonight and
Sunday.
f. Van Ness and wife, tourists from
New York City, are registered at the
Palace.
Mage" Dunn is grazing the seat of
Hank Fishers new hack, while Hank is
laying off.
Wallace Walker, n OF the proprietors
of the Cerrillos Register, was a Santa Fe
visitor today.
F. A. O'Neal and S. s. Barton, two
hardy miners from Rico, are registered
at the Bon-Ton.
G. r. Dawson, of St. Louis, Mo-, is in
the city pushing Star tobacco trade. He
stops at the Palace.
Meeting at General Bartlett's office
Monday night for the purpose of arrang-
ing for Dewey's day.
G. S. Wood is in the city from Denver
looking over the local furniture trade.
He stops at the Palace.
The D. & r. G. has been running
"double-headers" into the city every
night for the past week.
Norton Nelson is registered at the
Palace from Denver. He is supplying
the local trade with brooms.
The federal building grounds are as
suming a beautiful appearance under
the new improvements going on.
Don Francisco M. Y. Martin, a promi-
ncnt citizen of Taos, is in the city on
business. He registers at the Bon-Ton.
Professor Perez band has received the
music for "a national and patriotic airs,
and the program for tomorrow will con
tain several stirring pieces.
A meeting will be held Monday even
ing at General Bartlett's office for thu
purpose of arranging for a day to ccle
brate Admiral Dewey's victory.
The meeting at General Bartlett
office Monday evening for the purpos
, of arranging to celebrate Dewey day il
Santa Fe, should be we'll attended.
> The residence rooms of Deputy an,
, Mrs. Dick Huber at the county jail hav
been fixed up in an attractive manne
and the couple are living there now.
Attorney Fl. l.. Ortiz is preparing t
file a lien on property of c. l.. Allisol
r for money due for labor performed b
Nelson NJ. Newell. in erecting a wind
mill.
Tomorrow afternoon the Santa f
> Black Diamonds and the st. Michael
Browns will cross bats on the colleg
. ball grounds. The game will be calle'
v at 1870.
Antonio Maria Roibal, the lunatic a
, the county jail, has another spell on an
is adorned with chains. Roibal has
two weeks siege of hopeless lunacy ever
. three months.
9 Captain S. s. Matthers, special agen
of the general land office, will 60 to til
, Pecos reservation Tuesday to look afte
illegal land fencing, shccppasturing an
> timber d%epredations.
$ The California Limited trains of til
Santa Fe will be discontinued, and til
last one of these, trains will leave SAINT
. Fe westward, Friday, May 27. and cas-
q bound, Wednesday, June /.
, Engine No. 80 was brought in las
e evening on the regular train and is bt
d ing repaired in the Rio Grande shops tC
day. Foreman Jack Blanchard expect
to have the work finished today.
e Rev. j. b. Sanchez, inspector 9
Methodist missions, will start mort
i May 20, on his annual tour of inspet
d ton, and will visit the southern Col,
RADIO and Apache reservation schools.
The Sunday night services at the s
Johns M. E. church will be of a specis
character. Judge Laughlin and Other
e will speak on ''Questions involved in tn
y wal between Spain and the Unite
States"
The train from California, due in til.
city at 2:l0 this morning, did not CON
in until $3.50 o'clock this. afternoon. Th
delay was caused by a freight wreck 0
n the Santa-Fe Pacific about so miles Yves
d of Albuquerque.
The statement of the financial con
dition of the First National Bank in tn
g city for May the 5th 1898 is publishe
a in another column. The statemcn
shows that this bank is one of the mo.
substantial and safest in the south ives
9 Give it your business.
" Advices from Las Vegas state, that
. noon on Thursday last at Watrou'
while blowing in his field, Alexandt
= Kronig, son Of William Kronig, one
= the Oldest settlers in that vicinity, wa
killed by lightning. Deceased was :
~" years of age and leaves a wife and thre
> children.
Rev. G. A. Neetf succeeding in gettin
a series of photographs of the departul
of New Mexico's volunteers last Satu,
day, which are especially fine. I'll
pictures are five in number, and sho
y the different positions of the men viii
marching from the barracks to tn
!; depot, and one is a view of the train O
:, the way half a mile out of town.
Weather permitting the following pr
I" gram will be rendered by the First Reg
ment band in the plaza at 3 o'clock t.
$ morrow afternoon:
Quick Step-Best Shot. arr. by F. S. Kelle
Waltz-TMl We Meet Again. .....E. H. Bale
Quick Step-Thomas A. Hendricks. .,....