Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-19
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Francisco Romero was tried this morn
ing before Justice Jose Ma. Garcia on the
charge of wife beating.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair, except showers in north
portion; Wednesday fair, cooler tonight.
Regular meeting of Santa Fe lodge
No. 2, X. of P, this evening at So'clock,
at Castle hall. Important business will
come up. Visiting knights invited.
One has to be a civil engineer to be
able to get over the ups and downs in
the Sena sidewalk. The city should
compel the owners to repair the walk at
once.
Attorney H. L. Ortiz has brought suit
against Juliana Rivera to collect a debt
OF 500 said to be due Thomas p. Gable.
The case will be tried before Justice
Bruno Romero, July 25.
The remains of Archbishop Salpointe
were laid at rest yesterday in Tucson. 1t
is most likely that the remains will be
brought to this city in the fall and buried
in the cathedral.
Deputy Collector Antonio Ortiz y Sala-
Ear is making a diligent effort toward
the collection of taxes. He can be found
at the collectors office in the court house
at any time during Office hours, ready to
receive tax funds.
Heavy work keeps up at the office
of the collector of internal rev.
enue for this district. Office Deputy A.
L. Morrison, Jr., is kept busy at work
at his desk until II and II o'clock at
night in order to keep the Office records
up to date.
Elsewhere will be found the announce
ment of the New Mexico Military Insti-
tute at Roswell. There is every eason
to believe that the school will have a
prosperous career, and that the people
can safely, proftably and economically
patronize the institution
Evidence in the injunction case of
Romero VS.. the Pueblo of Nambe is be-
ing heard by Special Master G. L. Solig-
nae. Catron 4 Gortner appeared for
Romero and BENZ. M. Read for the Pue.
bio of Nambe. The hearing of this
evidence will take several days.
The date on which Miss Gulliford and
friends will perform at the court house
has been fixed for Friday, this week
the 22nd instant at 8 D. nj. The plays
selected are Madison Morton's "Box anC
Cox and Poor Pillicoddy." Ticket,
will be on sale at Mr.. Ireland's on ant
after Wednesday of this week.
The plays now in active rehearsal by
Miss Gulliford and her friends for per
Torrance this week are Madison Nor
tons BOX and Cox" and ''Poor Pill
coddy." They will be given at the
court house OF Friday of this week, the
22nd inst, and tickets will be on sale a
Ireland's drug store on and after to
morrow, Wednesday. Admission 81
cents; children under IL, half price.
d. S. Lowitzki, the young San Fran
cisco street furniture dealer, has leaset
the store-room adjoining his place o,
business on the west and now has a force
of carpenters and masons repairing the
interior of the building and tearing on
a portion of the wall to admit of a con
@nection with the main store being made
Mr.. Lowitzki will be enabled by thi:
stroke of enterprise to greatly add tt
his stock and carry on a much more ex
tensive business.
IL NouilUy uSoCSSol IN iIo tbsSISuullU
are laboring steadily on their books ant
they expect to get the books in shape a
the close of the week. Next week will
be occupied in making the abstracts. 4
much larger assessment has been mad,
throughout the county this year thai
last year and the tax rate will be some
what decreased.
The Santa Fe Fruit Company has al
ready bought and paid for its evapor
ator. The evaporation was made by thu
Williams Fruit Evaporation Company, 0
Nashville, Mich. 1t will have a capacit,
of $50 bushels of apples, or 800 basket:
of peaches per day.
D. 7. Evans came over from Blanc
yesterday and returned with a load 0
grain bought from H. B. Cartwright 4
Brother.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin will hold an a
home on Thursday evening. Invita-
tons have been issued for the event.
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