Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-19
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight; and Friday.
Captain Candelario Martinez is con-
fined to his room with a severe attack
of rheumatism.
The day is raw and cold, and it looked
like snow. But the local weather office
says there will be none.
The funeral of the late Felix Papa
will be held from the cathedral tomor-
row at 10 a. M, with interment in Ro-
sariO.
The telephone company is putting
phones into the residences of Judge
McFie, Major Llewellyn, Councilman
Ancheta and others.
Daniel Carter, who has been seriously
i'll, is convalescent and hopes to return
to his Glorieta ranch as soon as his
soldier son is mustered out of the SER
vice.
The lateness of the train from the
| north last night was due to a freight
| trains stubbing its toe on the main line.
| No one was hurt, and but little damage
done.
Nearly everybody is smoking cigars
and rafting change in their pants
pockets. 1t is evident that the flush OF
prosperity has mantled the cheek OF
Santa Fe.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, IS degrees, at
4:1O p. M; minimum, IL degrees, at 1850
a. nj. mean temperature for the "a hours
was "A degrees; mean daily relative
humidity, So per cent.
The amount of money sent Mr.. Moody
from this city was $23. co. the difference
between that figure and $3.50 being
the expenses incurred by the stay OF the
party in this city. The money goes to
the prison fund for supplying religious
literature to inmates Of prisons.
The late Louis Dlgneo held a policy
for So, 600, payable to his brothers, in
the Ancient Order of United WOrkmen,
and today John Sears, clerk of the local
lodge, received a draft for that amount,
which was at once turned owe to the
benefciaries.
Salome Sanchez, a dissOlute woman,
was given ten days this morning in the
count. Jail by Justice Garcia, for be-
having very indecently before a number
of convent children. The justice says
the police ought to keep sharp watch
over disreputable characters who are
making themselves obnoxious on the
public streets.
The fact that the legislature is in
session seems to have created the i'm.
preston among travelling men that the
hotels are overcrowded. But Mr..
Strong, of the Palace, says this is moi
so, and that all the commercial mer
who may wish to come here can be
amply cared for.
William Sawyers, the Golden miner, is
in town to be examined by the pension
board. He has had both the small-po,
and the grip during the past few
months. OF the two diseases he says
give him the former. He reports the
smallpox as having entirely run its
course at Golden.
Sergeant Wesley, troop E, Rough Rid
ers, has received a letter from Johr
Mullen, of Cerrillos, stating that a bal
will be given at Madrid on the 28th in
slant, a Rough Riders ball, for the ben
: emu OF MIS-. MlIleI, WluUW VI Odch
Miller, of the troop, who died of yellow
fever at Siboney. Mrs. Miller is in poo
circumstances, and has four children
and q little assistance in this way will
l be an encouragement to her. Many @
: the cid troopers in that part OF the
country are sick with the grip.
Walter Place, who has served two
terms in the New Mexico penitentiary
for burglary, is booked for two years II
the state prison at Canon City, Colo
! He broke into the Colorado Springs mil
linery store of Mrs. Little on the 12tl
: inst, expecting to reap a rich harvest
Instead, he found just l cent in til.
money drawer. Place was very mucl
~disgusted. In fact he was so much dis
gusted, that he concluded to shake thu
!. whole burglary business, and marched
to police headquarters where he CAV
himself up and told what he had done
. Place was arraigned, pleaded guilty II
the district court and was given TIVE
| years at Canon City.