Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-20
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The Catron block is being painted and
repaired by Digneo Bros.
z. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Thursday.
Regular meeting of Carleton post &.
A. r. at 8 p. m. sharp. Visiting com.
rades cordially invited.
The Bon Ami clubs dance has beer
postponed from Thursday evening tC
next Tuesday evening.
The children at st. Vincent's orphan
age are enjoying their annual picnic
near Monument Rock today.
Peter Doyle, who travelled overland
| with a team from the Choctaw nation,
sold his outfit today and will leave for
the state of Washington tonight.
The water pipe leading into the city
jail is clogged up and the entire
piping in the premises has to be e
amined before water can be obtained.
There will be a special c%onvocation of
Masonic hall at 5 this evening. Visiting
companions are cordially and courteous
ly invited to attend. Work in the M. M.
degree.
Pablo Martinez has been r sted on
a warrant sworn out before Justice
German, charging assault and battery
committed on his wife. Some well
known people have been cited to appear
as witnesses in this case.
The Sisters at St. Vincent's hospital
have received a telegram announcing
the death of Ernest Campbeard, this
morning at Trinidad, Colo.
Lieutenant j. X. Moore, 18th in
fantry, will open a recruiting Office for
the regular army at Albuquerque and
will recruit for the 18th U. S. infantry
and the volunteer engineer regiments.
Bids for furnishing supplies consist
ing of large quantities of oats and hay
for the Navajo Indian agency were
opened today at Fort Defiance by Major
Constant Williams, q. s. army, acting
Indian agent.
The vault cleaning man is reaping a
harvest in this city. Citizens are COM
PEELED to throw their garbage in the
vaults, because the city garbage man
does not attend to his duty as he ought
to.
The trees, shru5bery and grass at
capitol grounds are in need of attention
and should be irrigated at once or they
will die. The beautifying of the grounds
cost the territory a large sum, and it is
a pity to see them allowed to 60 to ruin.
The government Indian school build
ing being built by Contractor Windsor
will add greatly to the attractiveness
and convenience of the school. The
building will be T shaped, and will con
tain dormitory, class rooms and a large
exhibition hall. Mr.. Windsor will have
it ready to turn over in the fall.
Married in this city, July 10, 1898, by
Hon. Judge R. McFie, associate justice
of the Supreme court Of New Mexico,
Mr.. s. D. LASER and Miss Maggie c.
Small, Of Springer, N. NJ. Mr.. LASER
is a well known and respected citizen
of Santa Fe, and his many friends have
been busy today congratulating him
over The happy event.
The season for fruit at Espanola is
fully two weeks earlier than In Santa
Fe. They began shipping fine apricots
from there last Friday. The Summer
Doyenne, the earliest pear Of good quail
ity, is now ripe and so is the Oyon plum.
This latter is II of the new Japanese
varieties, large and of a golden yellow
color and Of the flattened shape peculiar
to the plums Of japan.
The tickets for Miss Gulliford's enter
tainment at the. court house on Friday
evening are now on sale at Ireland's
1~,x. 49, A. no -lr.-u Iii A.
made for reserved seats, priority of APP
plication will ensure choice Of places.
The casts are subioined: