Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-06
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Court of private land claims meets to-
morrow,
W. A. McKenzie's hardware store front
is receiving a new coat OF paint.
Mayor Hudson should keep a close
watch on the city sprinkling cart.
The streets should be kept sprinkled.
Let the tax payers have something for
the taxes they pay.
Regular monthly meeting of the w.
G. 7. U. on Tuesday afternoon, June Z,
at Mrs. Harvey's.
Louis E. Alarid and family went to
La lara, Colo, this morning, where they
will reside in the future.
The board of county commissioners OF
| this county is in session today acting as
a board for the equalization OF taxes.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
| New Mexico: Fair except showers in
the extreme northern portion tonight;
Tuesday fair.
BernardinO Baca waived examination,
| Saturday, on the charge made against
him by Steve Arnold, and gave bonds to
appear before the grand jury.
Fred Peel, sentenced to three years in
the %penitentiary for cattle stealing, was
brought in from Silver City by Sheriff
McAfee last night and lodged in the ter
ritorial prison.
1t was understood that some question
as to the county collectors office was to
come before the board of county com
missioners this forenoon, but so far this
l,,, ,,pt ~ ofarin1iv
j. A. Haley, deputy sheriff of Lincoln
county, also part owner of the White
Oaks Eagle, who has been in the city
some time. will leave tomorrow for a
months visit at Sulphur Springs.
T. f. Eggleston, A. A. Maloney and
James McCue, arrived in the city yester.
day and registered at the Exchange
from East Las Vegas. They will be
employed by Antonio Windsor on the
new sanitarium building.
Patrocinio Lopez, Lucas Chavez and
Antonio Martinez were elected at to-
DAVIS election for school directors in
precinct No. 4, on the Republican ticket
there being only n ticket in the field
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Berar
dinelli, on Friday last, a girl baby. This
last arrival makes the number of chill
dren in the Berardinelli household foot
up eight, and Mr.. Berardinelli feels
proud and happy in consequence.
Judge A. l.. Morrison has thoroughly
repaired the sidewalk in front of his
residence on Palace avenue. This is an
example that might with great profit
and benefit be followed by other prop
erty owners, especially on Palace ano
Washington
A very neatly engraved invitation has
been received at this Office for the com
%mencement exercises of the University
of New Mexico at Albuquerque, Thurs
day, June o. The graduates are: join
Weinzirl, M. S. post g%raduate), Candact
Mabel Wakefield, Edith Lenore Everitt
Hereford G. Fitch, Roy Allen Stamm
Louis c. Brooks.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Romualdo Tenorio to Mis-
Manuellta Arias, which will take place
in the cathedral at 6 o'clock Wednes
day morning, June s. The groom ha'
for many years been an employe of thu
New MEXICAN and is very popular
among all with whom he is acquainted
The bride is a popular and prett,
Young lady. The NEW MEXICAN
extends best wishes.
Il. j. Curran, of Albuquerque, one o
the promoters of the 42-mile ditch from
San Felipe to Isleta, is in the city
Various settlers along the line are con
testing the rights claimed by the Ditcl
company and the case will be heard b,
Judge McFie June IA. If completed
the ditch will reclaim 10000 acres o
land, of which Albuquerque is the cen
ter and will insure for the city a bee
sugar factory.
Candelario Martinez, of this city, ha
offered his services to the governor a
captain of a company Of volunteers
composed of native citizens, which h
offers to raise. Mr.. Martinez is a ma
tive born citizen, a member of the ba
and has a military record. In the wa
of the rebellion he enlisted as a private
New Mexico yolunteers) and was pre-
NOTED to LIST sergeant, End and 1st lieu
tenant, and came out OF the servic
with the rank of captain. The gov
ernor has given Mr.. Martinez a yer
courteous reply, assuring him that whel
: the proper time ONE a recruitin
office will be opened in this city, whe,
the claims of every section of the terri
!. tory will be duly considered.