Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-01
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The local officials of the Santa Fe
railroad are today making out their
monthly reports. There vas a consider
able increase in the local business over
June of last year.
1t rained and hailed at Barranca yes
terday afternoon. The precipitation
was considerable.
The Denver & Rio Grande train was
almost two hours late last evening. The
delay vas caused by the eastern train
into Salida being two hours late.
Alex. Read went to TERRA Amarillo
this morning but will return to Santa
Fe next week.
Ice cream, sherbet, cake, and lemon
ade at the library, Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Henry Grant and two children of
Abiquiu are guests at the Exchange.
A. 0. Thompson and wife of Los An
geles, are guests at the Exchange.
Marion Littrel of Las Vegas, is a guest
at the Exchange.
Mrs. f. A.. Cullen and Benjamin j.
Cullen of New York City registered last
evening at the Exchange.
A special, with fifteen Minnesota
teachers bound for Los Angeles, arrived
last evening at the Santa Fe depot.
The teachers are from Winonah, Mimi,
and the party is in charge of +. M.
Whitney. They left again this after
noon for Albuquerque.
L Lowitzki this morning took u
party of tourists to Tesuque.
Sterling Price, of the government In
dian school, left today for the western
Shoshone country, Idaho, where he will
seek to secure pupils for the school.
The Woman's board of trade will serve
ice cream. sherbet and cake, Tuesday
afternoon and evening at the library
rooms, and on the portal.
Miss Belle Iser, Miss Lilly M. Iser and
Miss Bessie Pritz of Nashville, are
guests at the Palace.
Joseph Anfenger of Denver, is stop
ping at the Palace.
R. w. Barry CT Las Vegas, is a guest
at the Palace. He will take the place
of Conductor jeremiah Quinn on the
! Lamy branch of the Santa Fe railroad.
Mr.. Quinn has been transferred to the
main line and will live at Las Vegas.
j. S. Candelario, in digging for a eel
lar to his new store building, found the
skull of a young woman that had doubt
less been in the ground for many de-
cades.
D. f. Sullivan, of Iowa City, is a guest
at the Claire.
Mrs. E. B. Leigh and child, Of st.
Louis, are guests at the Claire.
Sheriff L. s. Hubbell, of Albuquerque,
Is a visitor in the city and registered at
the Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Atkins, of Chicago,
are stopping at the Claire.
Z. Leigh, of st. Louis, registered last
evening at the Claire.
Nevin E. veneman, of Dayton, O., is
stopping at the Claire.
Miss Belle Hauser, a school teacher
from Mascontah, 1a., was a guest yester-
day at the Claire.
E. R. Link, OF New York City, is a
guest at the Palace.
Letters addressed to Montgomery,
Ward & Co., Chicago, and H j. Hensley,
of Leadville, Colo., are held at the post.
office for postage, both having revenue
instead of postage stamps upon the en-
velopes.
Patronize the Woman's board of trade
July 4th, at the library rooms.
Monday evening the board of educa-
ton will hold an important meeting.
The city council will also meet Monday
evening.
To-day commences the fiscal year for
all the federal officials in Santa Fe, and
they are kept very busy making out an
nual reports.
Bishop Kendrick will preach to-mor-
row in the church Of the Holy Faith.
Patriotic services will be held to-mor-
row evening in st. Johns M. e. church.
A new register was opened at the Pal
ace this morning.