Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-31
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

U. s. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair and warmer tonight
and Tuesday.
The Santa Fe and Mexican Central
are proposing a through flier between
Chicago and the City of Mexico.
Catarino Gonzales was arrested BY
Deputy Sheriff Huber Saturday evening
for assault, and is being heard before
Justice German this afternoon.
An extra d. & R. G. went out yester-
day morning to pick up numerous cars
of freight sidetracked north OF this city.
The crew work all day and part of the
night. The Little Giant is doing a
big business these days. 4.
Superintendent Hurley, Of the Santa
Fe, denies the soft impeachment that he
is to be promoted. 1t is all news to him.
The Cerrillos public school has re-
opened, the smallpox having entirely
disappeared.
The big dredger at the Monte Crlsto
mine weighs 60 tons, and cost several
thousand dollars for hauling over the
broken country between Thornton and
the p%lacers. The machine was formerly
used on the great drainage canal ont OF
Chicago.
Colonel r. B. Wilson came over from
Santa Fe this morning to examine U.
s.. witnesses in certain Indian %deprada-
ton claims which Judge Loughary is in
| vestigating. Colonel Wilson represents
| the Filger and Ambrosio Pine claims in
Santa Fe county, the two aggregating
$33, oOO.-Las Vegas Optic.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, SO de-
grees, at $40 p. M; minimum, 81, at
5:45 a. IN. The mean temperature for
| the "a hours was AZ degrees; mean daily
relative humidity, 96 per cent.
Saturday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, So de-
greeS at 200 p. M: minimum, BIZ at
$50 a. M; The mean temperature for
the "a hours was As degrees; mean daily
relative humidity. As per cent.
Chairman c. F. Easley. of the Demo-
| cratic central committee, who is also a
candidate for the council on the Demo-
cratic ticket, accompanied by the Demo-
cratic push started north this morn
ling for a trip through the northern
lprecincts. By some means and by hook
and crock considerable Democratic am
| paign material in the shape of Doodle
| and the like has been raised and the
| campaign from now on will be quite act
i've.
The Republican candidates for county
| officers are at work in various parts of
the county, canvassing and looking
after political affairs with vim and
energy. They are making an effective
campaign and from every precinct in
the county come most encouraging re-
ports, as the ticket put in the field by
the Republicans is very strong and as
the candidates are we'll known and pop
ular citizens whose interests are right
here in this city and county.
A number of local Rough Riders are
in bad shape from the effects of Cuban
malaria, viz, Joe %Sandoval, Will and
Arthur Griffin and Arthur Hudson.
| Willie Hogle is by no means well yet,
neither is Arthur Skinner. Joe Sando-
val is reported very sick.
La Veta is full of sheep brought in
from this territory that the railroad is
finding it hard work to supply sufficient
rolling stock to take them away
Inside work on the new capitol will
begin this week. The plasterers are all
ready to and the finishers
will follow them closely.
There will be a service at II a. m. to-
morrow at the Church Of the Holy
Faith, as it is All Saints day.