Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-25
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Miners-Before laying in supplies, call
at Beaty's store.
II. b. Wiley is a new attache of the
Claire hotel bar.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Fair tonight and Satur-
day.
The s%prinkllng cart putt in an appear
ance this afternoon. The oftener the
better.
Freighters are hauling o planning mill
from the city to Bland, consigned to Joe
Routledge.
The Democratic city central commit
tee meets this evening at 1880 at the
office of the chairman, c. F. Easley.
Emilio Martinez, who has served nine
DAYS in the county jail for malicious
prosecution, was turned loose this morn
ing.
The Odd Fellows of the city are pay
ing every attention possible to Charles
Daniels and have detailed members to
visit him daily.
Leandro Baca has garnisheed the
wages of Mat Hays for $25 due him for
rent. MI. Hays works for Sol. Lowistki
at the livery stable.
A special meeting of the board of fire
| commissioners is called for 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. 1t is important that
every member attend.
On Monday, April 4, Collector Muller
will sell some choice real estate to pay
for delinquent taxes. There will be
some bargains to be had.
The county Jail is receiving a general
clean up. The cells are being scrubbed
| and whitewashed and all the buildings
renovated. Deputy Huber is offering
special inducements to spring boarders.
The index to the new Compiled Laws
has been completed and furnished to
the public printer and it is expected
| that the new edition will make its ap-
pearance within a month.
Republican primaries take place IN
March 81, next Thursday. In the first
and second ward, they will be held at
8 p. M; in the third ward at Z p. H.,
and in the fourth ward at $3.50 p. M.
The location of q canning factory
would prove of great benefit to the capt.
tai of New Mexico. Those most inter-
ested in this city's welfare should take
up such a project and push it to COM
pletion.
Special S per cent discount for cash, at
s. s. Beaty's the grocer.
One of the most important questions
before the citizens of Santa Fe is the one
of having good public schools. The best
men obtainable should be selected and
elected as members of the board of edu-
cation at the coming election.
Rev. G. A. Neeff was called to Las We
gas this afternoon by the serious illness
of Mrs. Meta Frank. who desires his
presence.
The county jail records shows So pris-
Oners incarcerated since January l. At
present there are but seven inmates and
none of these will be released until the
31st of the month, when Francisco Ortiz
will gain his liberty.
The suggestion of the nomination of
Captain Hudson as the Republican can
didate for mayor strikes many citizens
as a very good one. Should Judge Walk
er be nominated by the Democrats or on
a citizens ticket, it will be a pretty race.
Go to s. s. Beatty, the grocer, for sup
plies at bottom rock prices.
Higinio Lujan, who was working at
the Rodriguez property at the time it is
said SIG, 900 were found buried in a raw
hide box, pleads not guilty to the dis
covery, and states that if the person
who found the money will give him one
third of it, he will say nothing about the
balance.
Gold and enamel badges for members
OF the society of New Mexico Pioneers
are for sale at the Spitz jewelry estab-
lishment ON the south side of the plaza.
They are very pretty and cost So. Every
member OF this society should purchase
and wea such a badge.
William F. Fayette, a Santa Fe boy
and brother of John Payette, who went
to Mexico recently to seek a fortune in the
Yaqui gold fields, writes home from San
Aripa, Sonora, that he and his compan-
ions have made a rich strike Of gold ore,
that they have secured the location &C.
cording to the Mexican law and that he
expects to make quite a good bit of money
in that country.
The first annual report of the New
Mexico Horticultural society has been
published and is now being distributed
where it will do the most good. The
first fair of this society held in this city
last September was a great success, it
will be remembered. There exists nc
good reason why such should not be
repeated at the second fair this year.
Hon. Manuel A. Salazar, of San Mi
guel county, who served as a member OF
the Thirty-second legislative assembly
and who was in the city yesterday,
stated that stock of all kinds, specially
sheep, were doing well in his section,
but the ranges were somewhat dry and
that rain in several localities were
needed. People are contented and
prosperous and that so far not much at
t%ention is being paid to politics In his
section.
Mrs. Benigna Gallegos, a resident Of
this city and aged SO years, died yester-
day of a complication of diseases. She
was the mother-in-law of Manuel B. Sa-
lazar. The funeral takes place tomor-
row.
Property owners and taxpayers should
be nominated for candidates as members
of the city council by both parties.
Good men and honest men should be
elected, that the money of the tax
payers may be expended for the benefit
of the city. at large and not be squan-
dered in useless expenditures.
The directors of the Mary Mining &
Smelling company, held another meet