Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-31
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Brakeman Haynes, of the Santa Fe,
is taking a lay-off.
l.. Flynn, of Denver, returned north
last night by the midnight train.
w. A. McKenzie's insurance will be
settled Monday by Agent Lankard.
Attorney Larrazola, of Las Vegas,
missed last nights train for home, so
went today.
The insurance adjusters settled, this
morning. with A. j. Fischer at $104.1 10
for his fire losses.
Mrs. M. j. Fewell. of Embudo, who
has been in town on business. returned
north this morning.
w. j. F~unkhauser. the Las Vegas bus
mess man, is in this city today and a
guest at the Palace.
William Deutscher, a mining man
from Bland, is in Santa Fe today and a
guest at the Exchange.
Grant Rivenburg has cut all the ice
he wants, as the weather has been just
right for the ice harvesters.
Theodore Crooks. a mining man from
Dolores, is in the city on business and
registered at the Exchange.
Miss Lula Martin and Mrs. w. H.
Talbot, of Lamy, are in town today and
registered at the Palace.
C. H. Gibson and wife, of Chicago, are
travelling through the west and are
guests at the Palace hotel while in this
city.
T. F. Eggleston, of Las Vegas, is in
town today in connection with capitol
business and is registered at the Elk
change.
Erwin Ellis, a st. Louis fire adjuster,
arrived last night on business connect
ed with the recent fires, and registered
at the Palace hotel.
Evangelist Moody is expected to be
heard from by Monday, and the local
hope is that he will find it convenient to.
stop in Santa Fe over Sunday en- route
west.
Uriah B. Wilson, of Denver, n of the
youngest looking 70-years-old men in
this part of the country, is in town to-
day on business and a guest at the Pal
ace.
j. X. Turner, the Rinconada mining
man, came down last night and is regis
tered at the Palace. He says things are
quiet up in his country, but there is IL
able to be a good move in mining cir
cles by spring.
An extra engine crew has been put on
the Lamy branch, on account of in
crease of business. The engineer is DAG
Eames. who will remove from Las We
gas to this city.
Centennial Camp, No. 3, 7. o. O. F.,
of this city, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year.; Nate
Goldoft, c. p; F. c. Wesley, H. r.;
Gaspar Ortiz, Jr., S. W.; w. w. Wood
ward, J. W.; J. L. Zimmerman, scribe;
I. Goldoft, treasurer.
The appearance of Henderson's com
pany of we'll known actors, Monday
and Tuesday evenings of next week,
will be a rare treat for. the amusement
lovers of Santa Fee. "Our Regiment
will be presented Monday night and IA
Scrap of Paper Tuesday.
The Santa Fe employees in this city
are awaiting with breathless expecta-
ton the arrival of the circular announc-
ing that they are all to wear uniforms.
so that they may, without an instants
delay. rush for the tailor's and order the
same.
The capitol building Is all ready for
plastering, but owing to the weather,
this will have to be postponed for the
present. The great pillars for the por-
tico are now in transit from Bedford,
Ind, and when in position, the fine
building will be pushed to completion
faster than ever.
The mountain peaks to the northeast
of the city presented a curious appear
ance his morning. The snow up there
is very light and dry, and as the wind
was blowing heavily, the light, fluffy
snow was being blown in great clouds
off from the peaks into the air, making
it look as though the mountains were
smoking white, acid fumes.
The fire department will meet at
o'clock this evening at Fireman's hall
to celebrate the glad New Year. There
will be refreshments.