Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-05
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Two ten-inch trout were among yes
terday's fish catch up Santa Fe canon
by George Cross.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Partly cloudy weather
tonight and Tuesday.
Wanted--A boy Of from IA to l6 years
OF age to work in the NEW MEXICAN
bindery. Apply at this Office.
A letter from Whipple barracks
relates that there are nine cases of
typhoid fever in the garrison.
Rafael Romero, of Pojoaque, brought
in a load of cabbage for the local
market and registered at the Bon-ton.
The Juniors did not get off to Madrid
yesterday to play ball as they intended,
the Madrid boys having backed down.
The Santa Fe railroad people say their
freight and in fact, general business is
panning out better than ever before.
This morning at 7 o'clock, at the
cathedral, James Conklin and Miss PEREZ
grina Campbell were married by Vicar
General Fourchegu.
Policeman Sena vas proposing last
evening to resign, but Mayor Hudson
says he will not know for q certainty
until tonight's meeting of the city
council.
The decoration committee of the Hor-
ticultural fair, composed of the ladies
OF the city, Is hard at work preparing
the exhibition building for the reception
of the displays.
The Santa Fe Railroad Company has
begun suit at Topeka to compel the
Western Union to pay the revenue
stamp tax on kilograms filed by the
Railroad Company.
The Sena and Spiegelberg sidewalks
should be allowed to remain as they are
until the Paris exposition, when they
a be exhibited as the first flooring put
in the old San Miguel church.
The household goods of the new In
dian school superintendent, Professor A.
Il. Veitz, arrived yesterday over the D.
& R. G. and were removed this morn
ing to the school by a detail of BOYS.
At 8 o'clock this morning, at the
cathedral, Father Joseph Gauthier con.
Quoted the funeral services OF Marta
Torres, aged So, widow of Juan Tapia,
who was buried in st. Michael's Gene
terry.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, 80 de-
grees at $3.50; minimum, So degrees
at 5 a. IN. The les temperature for
the "a hours was 65 degrees.
Saturday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
lows: Maximum temperature, 80 de-
grees at 4:10 p. M; minimum, so degrees
$3.50 a. m. The mea temperature
for the "a hours was IS degrees.
The evaporator company has a trial
run tomorrow with apples, pears and
other fruits, so as to have an exhibit at
the Horticultural fair. This run will be
Of much interest, and carefully noted
by many citizens. So far, the evapora-
tor promises we'll.
This is Labor day, which is being
partially observed in this city, and work
on the capital building is suspended, !
In the larger cities Of the country OK.
tended demonstrations are being made, |
and the general public given an idea of
the magnitude of the labor element in
this country.
Burglars were out last night, and II
got what was wanted, made o good
laul. The blacksmith and wagon shop
Geo. Deitzel was broken into and
iools of all descriptions taken, at Pablo
Borregos' blacksmith shop a number
tools were also stolen. A burro was
from Charles Harris corral, and
The supposition is that the animal was
1scd to pack away the plumber.
"The need of the livery business in
Fe said q prominent livery man
Is more new horses and SURVEYS.
This is a great driving country, the town
$ growing with new eastern people com-
ng in here, and there Is more and more
# a call for driving facilities. How.
'ver, the liverymen are enlarging their
plants and ere long there will be all that
he public call for; only competition Is
making margins Of profit rates closer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G.. Cartwright,
II this city, received the sad news yes
erday Of the death at Mt. Pleasant,
a., of Edward Straub, father OF Mrs.
at the advanced age of 70
ears. Mr.. Straub was q veteran hotel
nan, but OF late years has not been in
lctive business through declining health.
lie always stood high In the estimation
his fellow citizens, and wa respected
wherever he went. Mr.. and Mrs. Cart.
wright have the sympathy Of many
In their loss.
There will be the regular communities.
ion Of Montezuma lodge, A. +. & A. NJ, |.
bis evening at 1910. T.
20 Cents On the Dollar.
All our stamped linens 20 ut rs cents