Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-19

pretty heavily to Cochiti these days, and
this morning sent off il large freight
load of -four, potatoes and beans.
The annual meeting of the New Mex
leo conference of the NJ. E. church
south, will nve in Ell Paso, Septem'
Der 80, with Bishop Duncan presiding.
The Santa Fe road has established q
line of steamships between San Diego
and the Sandwich islands, the Philip
pines, China and Japan, and the first
vessel leaves San Diego, October l.
There was a drunken fight on Guada.
lupe street, yesterday afternoon, in
which several lei were badly damaged.
The crowd, however, separated and got
away before any arrests could be made,
The Ell Paso Times says that New
Mexico has never before experienced
such mining activity as now prevails
throughout the territory. A fact that
Ell Paso merchants would do well to
keep in mind.
The sidewalk in front of the Palen
residence and the church of the Holy
paired, a worthy example, that should
be followed by other property owners on
various parts of the town.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol
lows: Maximum temperature, 70 de-
grees at 2:30 p. M; minimum, A degrees
at 6 a. m. The mean temperature for
the "a hours was SO degrees.
Saturday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, ~ degrees at
$50 p. M: minimum, Al degrees at 4 a.
IN. The mean temperature for the "a
hours was So degrees.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Fairview Cemetery Association,
held Saturday evening, the following
officers were elected: L.. A. Hughes,
president, r. }. Palen, vice president.
H. w. Stevens. secretary. and j.. II.
Gerdes, secretary.
The primaries of the Republicans to-
day were held in precincts Nos. 4 anC
II at 4 o'clock and precincts Nos. 3 ant
IS will be held ut : o'clock, in precinc1
3 at the house of Seferino Alarid and ii
precinct 10 at the house of Prudenci(
Garcia.
The members of the land court expec
Judge Reed to bring half a dozen ham
pers of champagne with him from Conn
Gil Bluffs, when he m to Santa Ft
next week. That new boy at his homt
calls for an appropriate celebration
The latest reports were that the boy i!
doing well and the Judge is wearing al
expansive smile.
Trooper Henry c. Davis. Troop l
sRough Riders returned from Mon
tauk Point last night. He did not &C
to Cuba, although he went out from
this city in Troop E. The latter troop
left this city IS strong but wher
the order came to reduce each troop to
| 65 men, 20 were sent from Troop E tt
other troops, and young Davis was as
signed to Troop |. He went direct from
Tampa to Montauk Point. He was sicl
but a few days at Tampa, notwithstand
ing the heat, though he says the flies
were something woeful, due to the herd
ing there of so many horses. Trooper
Davis was mustered out on the 14tl
inst, and reached home 20 pounds
lighter than when he left Santa Fe. HI
says the boys are not coming home in a
body, but will return in twos and threes
so that 1t may be two weeks or over be
fore all are back. They are stopping
along to see the sights in the large cite.
by the way.
The ball game yesterday between the
Santa Fe Juniors and the Madrid Blues
at Madrid, was witnessed by about 20(
spectators and resulted in an easy vic
tory for the Santa Fe team by a score O.
"a to 10. The Juniors by winning tht
game on yesterday captured the Junior
Championship of New Mexico. The fea
lures of the game were the battery work
of NOVEL; and Parsons, and the sticl
work of Saiz, Alarid, Swope, Otero, anc
Thayer for the Juniors, and Donohue
Anderson and Scharf for the Madric
Blues.
Solomon & Abusleman had hard lucl
J Saturday. They had a horse ready fol
I sale to j. H. B. Gilmore for $3.50, bu'
Gilmore was delayed in reaching thil
city, and pending his arrival, the ANNA
was suddenly seized with collie and died
However, when Mr.. Gilmore did show
up, the firm had an entire freighting outf'
ready for him, and a sale was made.
The following young people united
yesterday with St. Johns Methods
church: Erie and Ethel Lankard, Her
bert Riddle, Charles Muller, Alta anC
Miller Palmer and Ralph Kinsell Mrs
Palmer was also received into the
church.
Miss Maggie Geimer entertained a
number of friends at dinner at her home
Sunday, in honor of Sergeant F. c. Yves
ley, Troop f, Roosevelt's Trough Rid.
ers," who recently returned from the
front.
On account of the Republican, pri'
maries to be held this evening, the
meeting of the city council has been
postponed until Thursday night.
The sermon delivered at the Presby.
terrain church yesterday by Rev. W.
Hayes Moore will be Published in full
tomorrow In this paper.