Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-24
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

V. H. Lee went north to Rico this
morning.
Regular meeting of the w. b. L. & Il.
A., on Monday, at 2:30 p. III.
Arthur Hand, of Las Vegas, is study
ing the violin under Jacobsohn in Chi
cago.
H. K. ByerS, a sheep man from Las
Vegas, is in town on business, and is
registered at the Claire.
A. G. Green, an old timer in Santa Fe,
cam down from Las Vegas last night.
He stops at the Bon Ton.
George McMurray, a miner of Ger
rillos, is in the city on business. He
registers at the Bon Ton.
us. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair tonight and
Sunday; cooler Sunday morning in north
ern portion.
The Sunday evening services at the
St. Johns M. E. church hereafter will
be held at 1880 O'Clock instead of So'clOck
as heretofore.
Heat, cold and heat again has been
making Denver's climate Objectionable
the past ten days, while in Santa Fee, the
weather has been much more equable.
Sergeant and Mrs. r. G. Wesley have
moved into the Candelario house or
lower San Francisco street, where they
will be at home to all their friends.
L. H. Darby, representing a Denver
candy manufacturer, spent the day in
Santa Fe selling sweets to the local
dealers. He registered at the Palace
hotel.
II. A. Luz. of Dallas, Tex, represent
ing a wholesale jewelry firm of that
place, called on the local dealers today.
He made headquarters at the Palace
hotel.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature IS de-
grees at 5 p. m; minimum, So degrees at
IS q. m. The mean temperature for the
ia hours was 66 degrees.
f. H. MCGEE, Of the Morey Mercan-
tile company, of Denver, is in the city
for a few days, and today is giving Es-
pamela a hoeing over. He registers ut
the Palace hotel.
r. f. English, of the Brown Iron com
pany Of Denver, arrived here last night,
and today went up the narrow gauge on
business. He stopped at the Palace
hotel.
Yom kippur or atonement day SER
vices will be held at the residence of
Mr.. Joseph Herself, beginning Sunday
evening, at 7 o'clock. All those wishing
to celebrate this holy day are cordially
invited.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program in the plaza
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, weather
permitting:
Medley 51yertpre-L.ix,iiniga Pictures. Daley
Acknowledgment Post, ......;J. P: Sousa
Polka-Blue Bird. ............... j. II. Keller
Danza-Un Requerda dc Amistad. r. Moreno
Galop-Moreno ...."........... Warren
United States Commissioner Victory
has returned from Cerrillos where he
has been made custodian of the Cerril-
los Mining Company, limited, at Tur-
quesa, in place of Lieutenant w. E
Dame.
hC uiSU SCCUiOl VI Wiz UEulI CdII}lllS
the territorial regiment passed through
Ash Fork eastward bound at a:2O this
afternoon, with the second section an
hour behind. The train from Santa Fe
to meet the troop train will leave at Z
O'Clock in the morning.
A Whipple soldier writes the New MEX
ICAN that the occasion of the switch
from the Southern Pacific to the San
ia Fe in the matter of transportation
was the fact that the Southern Pa
cifc has been hauling soldiers in smok.
ing cars when the contract called for
tourist cars. Colonel McCord caught
onto this, and had the contract given
the Santa Fe, which lives up to Its con.
tracts.
j. H. Dunn, superintendent of the
Mary Mining g. Smelling company's
smelter at Cerrillos, was in the city on
business connected with the smelter and
registered at the Palace hotel.
Charles Hines has received the sad
news Of the death at Santiago of his
son, Joseph J. Hines. a member of Troop
Z, 9th U. S. cavalry. "Joe" was a Santa
Fe boy, having been born here Septem-
U ~, lCtus L was d Wtll hlIOW IL dLlu
respected boy, and a good soldier. He
had entirely recovered from a severe at
tack of fever, but was afterwards sent
to the hospital again ON account of an
abscess in the leg, brought on by ex-
posture and forced marches. He did not
survive the painful surgical operation
which wa performed upon him.
l.. c. Baca, a Pena Blanca ranchmen,
is registered at the Exchange,
j. N. Ortiz, a sheep man and wife Of
Ortiz, Colo, are registered at the Ex-
change.
P. G.. shannon, a civil engineer from
Montana is in town on business, and Is
registered at the Exchange.
J. H. Raglan, u tourist from New York,
is stopping at the Exchange.
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