Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-10
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

L. >. weather bureau forecast IOf new
| Mexico: Fair weather tonight and We'd
nesday.
Mage Dunn is back from Antonito,
where he has been recuperating his
health.
During the illness of Prof. s. E. Black,
H. E. ID. Purdy is clerk in the weather
bureau.
Anselmo Armijo has been named park
policeman by the w. B. T. A very
good selection indeed.
istered at the Exchange. He will be a
new adjunct to the New MEXICAN press
room.
Matt Breeder, who suffered an attack
of paralysis here some months ago, is
now at the Santa Rosalia. Mex. hot
springs.
Charles Daniels left for his home al
Alamosa this morning. He will resume
his duties on the Rio Grande as conduct
or at once.
A test was made on the new hose by
the fire department last evening and
Chief James Van Arsdel reports that II
stood a test of 40 pounds to the square
inch.
Antonio Windsor, who has the con.
tract for erecting the sanitarium addi'
ton and the Indian school dormitory,
has imported a force of bricklayers from
Denver.
Roy Creighton, formerly clerk for S.
s. Beatty is now working for Kaune &
Co.. in the place of Willie S%chnepple,
who has gone to the front with the New
Mexico volunteers.
Merchants in the city are arranging
to run a stage line from this place to
Bland tri-weekly. The upper road will
be repaired and every inducement Of
fered to travellers to go via this route.
The Arcade bar, under the efficient
management of H. l.. Ormerod. is
developing into one of the very popular
resorts in Santa Fe. Mr.. Ormerod has
the faculty of making friends and retain
ing custom.
Chas. Haspelmath has received a fine
lot of illustrated postal advertisements
of scenes In and around Santa Fe. The
series comprise six sets of cards, on
tanning six views each. The engraving
was done in Germany and the cards
make excellent souvenirs. 1t cost 2
cents to send out each card.
The work at the Santa Fe railway
depot has been completed, and the APP
pearance of the grounds around the sta
tion has been much improved. The
tank and windmill have been removed.
the water pipes are all in place and the
improved water system will 20 have
its effect on the park.
The senior baseball team of the United
States government Indian school and
the st. Michael's college Reds are to
contend for honors next Wednesday at
8 p. m. ON the college campus. Those
acquainted with the ability of the clubs
mentioned anticipate a pleasant time
for the spectators-latter free of admis-
sion fees.
Yesterday a paper was circulated
among tho colored people of the city for
signatures of residents Offering their
services to Governor Otero in the war
against Spain or any other foreign foe.
The document received rs signatures
yesterday, and more will be added to-
day. As there are only about SO col
ored people in the city, the showing is
exceptionally good.
Regular weekly meeting of Santa Fe
lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias, this
evening at 8 o'clock at Castle hall. I'm
portant business will be transacted and
all members are requested to attend.
Visiting knights given a most cordial
welcome.
Don't forget that Thursdays New
MEXICAN REVIEW will contain the arti-
cles relative to the organization and de-
parture OF the New Mexico volunteers.
The local war news concerning the
New Mexico volunteers which appeared
in Saturdays DAILY NEW MEXICAN, will
be reproduced in Thursdays NEW MEX
IcAN REVIEW. Parties who wish to Sc
cure copies can do so by applying at the
NEW MEXICAN counting room. The Is
sue will contain the names of the vol
unteers.
R. Y. Anderson, Of Las Cruces, for
merly ore buyer for the Mary smelter at
Cerrill0s, was called to Denver last week
owing to the serious illness of his wife.
Word was received here today that Mrs.
Anderson died last evening.
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