Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-13
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Friday;
warmer in northern portion.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, ~ degrees, at
$3.50 D. M; minimum, AZ, at 6 a. m.
The mean temperature for the "a hours
was 81 degrees; mean daily relative
humidity, 22 per cent.
John Hanley, the well known San
Francisco street saloon keeper, died
last night OF heart failure at the age of
IS years, and the cathedral bells were
tolled for him this morning. Under
taker Wagner has embalmcd the remains
which will be shipped to Boston to-
morrow for interment after funeral
services al the cathedral. Mr.. Hanley
came originally from Boston years ago,
| and has been in the saloon business here
| ever since. He was one of Santa FEES
best citizens and. had many warm
friends, who will miss him sadly.
The work of registering the voters In
the foul precincts in the city Is pro-
crossing fairly well, and up to the pres
ent time the registration shows the fol-
lowing number of names on the books:
Precinct No. 3, 295; precinct No. 4,
29S; precinct No. II, $50; precinct No.
Is, 1852. The voters In the city should
| see to the placing Of their names on the
rolls without delay, and thus be enti-
| tied to vote on Tuesday, November 8.
Bishop Hurst has made the following
appointments at the Ell Paso Spanish
Methodist conference for the Santa Fe
district: ]. 3. Sanchez, presiding elder
L rrs%1 h IN = ~ ~ 4,,c NJ n ,1tn En. Coynn
| JOS and Monte Vista, J.. C. Chavez; Co.'S
tillo and Cerro, Romulo Sauza; Dulce
and Apache Indian reservation, Cruz
Martinez; Espanola and Abiquiu, to be
supplied: Penasco and Llano, Vega
Gonzales; Rio Hondo circuit. Carnillo
Varar; Santa Barbara, ]. A. Will;
| Santa Fee, J. b. Sanchez; Teresa and
Ranchito, Eulogio Montoya.
The reports at the Socorro synod of
the Presbyterian church showed a large
and gratifying amount Of work done
by the %synodical missionary among the
mission schools, vacant churches, and
special work with the Mexicans and In
dams. There are owe 80 mission teach
ers in New Mexico and Arizona, and
during the past year 16 new ministers
have been located within the synod.
| Churches have increased in member
/ III VII Nv lAA IA AAo VI
growth. Rev. r. M. Craig al re-elect-
| ed synodical missionary. The next an
nual meeting of the synod will be at AL
buquerque.
The New Mexican Is the recipient Of a
| copy of the export edition of the Presto,
| of Chicago, one of the largest musical
journals in the country. The edition Is
| profusely illustrated with half tones
| and cuts of prominent artists, mani
facturers and dealers in the Canadas,
United States, Mexico, West Indies and
South and Central America. 1t Is print
ed both in Spanish and English, and is
a marked advance in the enterprise of
musical journalism. Frank d. Abbott
Is the editor and proprietor. The letter
press work is very good, and the matter
well selected.
Letters from the territorial regiment
to friends in New Mexico speak well OF
the army and navy commission of the
Y. M. c. A., which has set up a large
tent at the camp, where all the latest
periodicals can be found and enjoyed;
also, free writing material and other
c~onveniences.
The Mutual Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION, of Santa Fe, has filed a copy
of the amended bylaws of the associa-
ton in Secretary Wallace's office, in
conformity with the territorial statute
governing corporations.
w. H. Goebel has received word that
his uncle, Captain Gustav Dyes, OF
Liberty, Mo-, has just died, at the age
of 5o. The captain was formerly well
known here from the fact of his being
prominently identified with the build
ing of the city water works.
Remember the sale of homemade
bread, pies and cakes by the members
of the w. b. T. on Saturday afternoon
Maximiano Martinez was thrown into
Jail last night on charge of assault ano
battery. The accused was subsequently
released from the charge Of assault anG
battery, but was bound over to keel
the peace in 500 bonds. Constable
Francisco Anaya made the arrest.
A 325-pound bell for the Indian schoo
has just been received by w. H. Goebel
1t is of steel alloy and came from Hills
boro, 0.