Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
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The city council did the right thing
under the law by paying all accounts
against the city for the quarter just
ended, pro rata.
A. c. Hopkins, of Kansas City, is reg
istered at the Exchange. He is here to
a plastering job on the new build
of the Indian school.
Up to this morning 300 voters had
been registered in precinct No. II. and
the board of registration adjourned un-
til 10 o'clock, next Saturday morning.
d. T. White, the commission mer-
chant from Las Vegas, is in the city
after business interests, and
makes headquarters at the Palace hotel.
d. A. Coble, of the Copper Zone Min
ing Company in Taos county, is in the
city to remain until Monday. and reg
listers at the Palace hotel from Rincona-
do.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
Soldiers Aid Society at 4 o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon. Matters of import
ance before the society and Il full at
tendance is requested.
1t is understood that the Democratic
county convention in this county will be
held October 30. That will give a short
campaign. 1t is better so, saves time.
money, trouble, travel, etc.
Candidates for office on the Republic
an ticket are springing up. This paper
has no favorites, but will support the
nominees of the Republican county con-
vention loyalty and earnestly.
A few would-be politicians are talking
about independents. running independ-
entity, etc, That sort of talk amounts
to but little in this county, as the county
election of 1896 and the last election will
prove.
The Home Mission committee of the
Presbyterian church for this district rec
ommends an increase in the pay of
Mexican evangelists and the granting to
these evangelists of a certificate of H.
cense.
John O. Alire, the young barber, who
has been at work in scvera! southern
towns recently, has returned to Santa
Fe and taken a chair in Slaughter's bar
bershop on the Plaza. He is tirst-class
workman.
Trooper Will Schnepple returned
home last night from Montauk Point
and the east, and was warmly welcomed
today by many friends, On Monday the
New MEXICAN will print interesting
talks from both Captain Muller and thu
young trooper.
w. s. Willis. Chicago; |. l.. Hamberg
err and A. Abraham, New York: ID. KEEL.
lar. Dallas; A. Atchison, Kansas City
F. H. McGee and John f. Schurch
Denver, travelling statesmen, are reg
istered at the Palace hotel.
D. A. Hogle, a well known miner o.
Rinconada, is in town en- route on {
Prescott trip. He says that the mining
outlook up in his country Is very prom
Using. The Anderson property, for in
stance, has put IS men to work, an6
much is being done all through the dis
trict.
The officers and men OF the Rough
Riders, who we're mustered out at Mon
tauk, we're allowed a days pay and al
lowances for every twenty miles OF thu
distance from Long Island to Santa Fe
the place of muster in. This gave cacl
officer and soldier a very handsome sun
of money over and above his actual trav
cling expenses.
All citizens, who desire to vote at thu
election next month, must register. Tht
qualifications for a voter are. that HI
must be either q native born or natural
ICED citizen, Il resident Of New Mexico
for six months, Of his county for tire,
months and of his precinct for thirt,
days.
Governor Otero's report of the condi
tion of theeterritory for the year ending
October /, to the secretary of the inter
ior, has been sent to Washington. /
will contain about as much reading mat
ter as did his report for 1897, and viii
also be finely Illustrated with plates fur
nished gratis by the New Mexican Print
ing Company. 1t will prove a first class
advertising for the territory.
Yesterday the thermometer at TIL.
local weather bureau registered as fol
lows: Maximum temperature 70 de
grees at 3:15 p. M; minimum, 4Sdegree'
at 5:15 a. m. The mean temperature foI
the "a hours was SO degrees; mean dali,
relative humidity, IA per cent.
The Denver & Rio Grande road ha'
made a round trip rate of $24.1 Is to tn,
Omaha exposition, and tickets will be oil
sale n day only, Monday, October 10
at that rate. The tickets are good fol
continuous passage going on the day o
sale, and will be honored for the return
trip up to and including October IS.
Rev. Father Fred Deshors, the pastor
at Jemez, died last midnight at the SAM
tarium, in this city, Of dropsy and ;
complication of other diseases, at thu
age of 20. The deceased came from
France a few years ago and was as
signed to this diocese, whore he ha!
given faithful and effective service
He was ailing most Of the summer, but
has been in the sanitarium, only three
weeks. The funeral was held from the
cathedral at 500 p. m. today, with IN
torment in the Rosario cemetery.
The recent meeting at Albuquerque
of the Territorial board of pharmacy
was attended by A. j. Fischer Of this
city, B. Ruppe of Albuquerque, E. ],
Murphy of Las Vegas and w. c. Porter
field of Silver City. The object of the
meeting was to examine three candi'
dates for practice in this territory,
whose names were given in yesterdays
NEW MEXICAN, and the three passed
successfully. The next meeting Of the
board will be in this city in February OF
March.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program in the plaza
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. the
weather permitting:
Neutrality-suspicious.. ....... Samuel Schiller
3~verture-Hsppy Thoughts. ...... Chfton
Waltz-Summer Nights ............G. H. Stone
The Gladistor. Sous.
Polka-Gold and Silver 80. ........P. GallegO'
Galop-Let Her .Minkel
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