Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-25
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MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The markets are filled with Santa Fe
fruit, the finest that is grown.
L. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Occasional showers tonight:
Tuesday fair.
Sixty cases on the Territorial Su-
for many year.
The Palace hotel has every room filled
today. Guests are plentiful. Good
thing this all around.
The Territorial Bar Association is in
session this afternoon at the court rooms
in the county court house.
Deputy Collector Antonio Ortiz y Saa-
Ear is at the collectors Office at the court
house ready to receive taxes.
The sidewalks on Palace avenue along
the Andrews and Spiegelberg properties
should be fixed. Mayor Hudson should
see to this.
The hotels and boarding houses of
Santa Fe are doing good business this
simmer, nearly all of them being taxed to
their full capacity by visitors in the city.
The pension examining board here, of
which Doctors Harroun and Diaz are
members. is quite busy these days. Over
30 applicants have so far been examined
this month.
e. c. Evans, of Denver, a skillful and
competent workman Is now engaged in
the New MEXICAN office. He will prob
ably soon remove his family to Santa
Fe.
1t is reported that Hon. Jose d. Sena,
of this city, ex-member of the Send leg
islatlve assembly, will be appointed
clerk of the Territorial Supreme court,
vice Wyllys, resigned.
If the visitors in Santa Fe only real
lied the glories of the landscape and
sunset that can be seen from old Fort
Marcy, the heights of that ruined
fortitication would be crowded every
evening from $50 to 8 o'clock.
This morning VIM. J. Mcpherson re-
ceived telegram from Dayton, o., an
nouncing the death of his father, w. j.
Mcpherson, which occurred in that city
last evening at s:25. The deceased was
II years of age and had been i'll several
months.
John Connor returned from Kansas
City Saturday night, where he has been
in a hospital for the past seven months.
During his absence he suffered three
amputationS Of his injured limb, the
last proving successful and he is now
on tho way to recovery.
Judge H. l.. Warren, of Albuquerque,
who is here on legal business, has re-
ceived letter from his son Paul, who
is a member of Captain Max. Luna's
troop of the "Rough Riders" dated
July Z. He states that the men in the
troop are WELL are fond of their officers
and speak In the highest terms of their
gallantry and bravery.
Attorneys can obtain the New Mexico
reports at the NEW MEXICAN office.
Numbers three to eight will be delivered
at any postottice in the territory at the
publishers price, 80. 80 per volume. Mum
bers one and two being out of print
prices will be made upon application.
Charles Beinert and Chas. Haynes, O
the Santa Fe force of employees in the
city, enjoyed the day at Monument Rock
Yesterday. Curious enough the storie.
told are not monumental, just modes,
little catch, that's all.
The New MEXICAN has on sale Pat
tisons Book Of Forms, which is adapted
to the New Mexico code. The work is
especially adapted for preparing forms
of proceedings under the code, and will
be found Invaluable to all practicing at
torneys. viii be delivered at any post
office in the territory upon receipt of the
publishers price. $a.