Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-10

A regular meeting of the w. B. L. &
L. A. will be held on Monday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
A letter addressed to Miss Kate Hook
er, Independence, Mo-, is held at the
postoffice for postage.
Mrs. Jewel, of Albuquerque, Is stop
ping at the Exchange. She is on her
way to Manassas, Colo.
Juan Ortiz and AmbroSio Pine, citi-
zens of Galisteo, are here on business
and are stopping at the Bon Ton.
Gus Johnson and Chas. Mcllyain, two
Ell Paso sheep buyers, are in the city on
their way north, and register at the
Bon Ton.
The sewer pipe for Palace avenue
has been piled up along that thorough
fare and work will probably be COM
menced next week.
The Court of Private Land Claims ad-
iourned yesterday, after and deciding to
hold the ext meeting at Santa Fe, be-
ginning on October 81.
Abe Gold sent thirteen men to Wagon
Creek Junction this morning to work on
the La Veta improvement of the Dem
yer & Rio Grande railroad.
J.. C. Nagle, of Fort Worth, Texas,
and E. b. Mitchell, of Mitchell, S. D.,
arrived last evening and will work on
the capitol building. They are regis
tered at the Bon-Ton.
Deputy Sheriff Huber had a force of
Jail prisoners at work this moring MAX
ing the much needed repairs on the
College street bridge. The men are
making a good job of it.
Insurance Agent S. E. Lankard two
months ago staked out a mineral claim
four miles southeast from here, where
the recent copper discoveries were made.
The ore assayed $50 to the ton. Thus
far only a two-inch stringer of the ore
has been found on the surface.
c. w. Wilson, of Chicago, brother OF
the telegraph editor of the Chicago Rec
ord, came to Santa Fe this week for his
health. Next week he intends to 60 to
the cliff dwellings with a number OF
Taos people.
Considerable snow fell in the noun.
tains yesterday afternoon. To the north
severe storms ragged and a number OF
washouts occurred along the Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad. In con-
sequence through trains Nos. l an II
were so late that a stub train was rur
from La Junta with a sleeper and a mai
car, but yer that was very late.
An interesting interview with DR.
| Francis Crosson is printed on the third
page to-day.
J,1;,,. D;o,oo ~, n1snf of %ho naryo,
| fire department, is a guest at the Claire
| He came in too late to address the loca,
fire department last evening, but will.
do so this evening.
Mrs. Emma A. Gilman and Miss
| Mary E. Gilman, Of Cherokee, are tour.
lists stopping at the Exchange. After
spending a few days in Santa Fe they
| will go to Los Angeles.
w. H. Barlow, a business man from
Conejos, Colo, is a guest at the Claire
William T. Ferguson, a Denver trav.
cling man, is a guest at the Claire.
julius Pierce, of Denver, a CONNER
cial agent, is stopping at the Claire.
Sheriff Kinsell last evening brought
up from Cerillos Pablo Martinez and
lodged him in the county Jail. Martinez
had gone from Santa Fe to Cerillos
and was there arrested for disturbing
| the peace and fined $40 and costs, OF
thirty days in the county Jail.
Luis Tapia was arrested last evening
on the charge of drunkenness.
The band of the government Indian
school made a serenading tour of the
city this afternoon. Secretary Wallace
Major Muller, the New Mexican and
| others were serenaded. The band has
eighteen instruments, and plays with g
vim that makes it's music spirited. The
members of the band appear very natty
in their regulation infantry suits. The
school can well be proud of the band
and it's superb playing.