Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-03

U. >. Weatlef bureau forecast Tor New
Mexico: Threatening weather tonight
and Wednesday with rain in northern
portion.
Palace ven has been graded past
Ex-Governor Princes residence. The
governor is taking advantage of the fine
weather to complete the extensive re-
pairs on his building.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, 46 degrees, at
400 p. M; minimum, 16 degrees, at $40
a. NJ. The mean temperature for tie
"a hours was 81 degrees; mean daily rela-
tive humidity, 46 per cent.
A special Pennsylvania railroad car
with prominent men from the Keystone
state has just passed through the terri
tory. Among the party were General
Hulings and Captain Burr, of the Penn
%sylvania volunteers, and Messrs. Heth-
coate, Mansfield and Chase, officials of
the Pennsylvania road.
The football game yesterday between
the city and Indian school teams re-
suited in a victory of rs to 0 for the In
dams. The boys are much encouraged
by this victory, and are regaining the
interest and zest in the game they had
before the contest with the A%lbuquer-
que Indian team. A number of the
players in the previous contest declined
to participate in this, but the new ma
terial took hold in good shape, and the
boys now feel better. The attendance
at the game Of yesterday was good and
a lively interest was maintained
throughout. The Indian school boys
should feel encouraged to pick up and
go into active practice again for future
contests.
AS a quorum could not be gotten to-
gether last night, there was no meeting
of the board of education. A special
meeting has been called for tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock. For the informal
ton of the patrons of the city schools,
the board wishes to announce that the
resolution passed in December, provi-
ding that children should attend school
~ liz NoIu II "IICll llCy IcSlueu, IluS
been repealed, and pupils may attend
such schools as they desire, provided the
teachers will accept them.
Captain Bunker, of San Juan county,
who is in this city IN the grand jury,
was remarking this morning on the loss
of much good water in his county be-
c31lSp there Wpr2 NOT maonG within
reach to spread the several fine rivers
up there over the soil. These rivers do
not run dry, and if there was a compre-
hensive system of irrigation in San Juan
The Santa Fe has a scheme for a
joint advertising of the great western
roads in this country at the Paris expo
sition. 1t is to construct a huge relief
map delineating the topography of the
country, along with the routes of the
different lines.
The sermon "A Time to Laugh" by
Rev. w. Fl. Moore, of this city, which
was printed in The New Mexican not
long ago., has been copied in full by
Pennsylvania papers. The New Mexi-
can is widely read.
A private dispatch received in this
city this morning, from Trinidad, says
pretty much the entire city turned
out yesterday to hear Moody and 500 to
600 people We're unable to gain entrance
the place of preaching.
A new time card, No. 4S, of the D. &
r. G. was issued this morning. There
are a number of changes made on the
main line, but the times of arrival and
departure at this city are unchanged.
The Henderson Theater Company has
not been heard from by Manager Det- =
and there will be no perform
ance by that company unless other ar
engagements are made.
Ell Paso is now after the marine hos
pital, whose location Captain Cobb was |
of making in this city.
Myrtle lodge, No. 8, Daughters of Re-
oekah, will hold a regular meeting to-
light. installation of officers.
Ricardo Alarid has been appointed
at the county Jail, vice William
Breeder, resigned.