Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-01
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Simon Romero, of Poioaque, is in the
city after provisions. and stops at the
Bon-Ton.
Antonio Fresques and Tomas Con
zales, of Espanola, are here spending
holy week. They register at the Bon
Ton.
Mining Expert w. G. Wynkoop of
Denver, returned north this morning,
ever the d. & r. G. ~
C. D. Hammond of Denver, and W. B.
Buckley of Trinidad, are in the terri
tory on a mining trip, and are register
ed while in Santa Fe at the Exchange.
7. M. Hurlburt, of San Pedro is in
the city on a brief business trip.
The city schools will reopen on MOI
day, April 3, for the spring term, after
a three weeks vacation The school
board desires a full attendance on the
first day, so that there may be no delay
or confusion in the resumption of the
school work. The attendance at the
close of the last term was 400.
Owners of the Weber street strip have
turned up in the persons of Andres Sena
and his sister Dorotea Sena of Las We
gas, just as Colonel Knaebel thought.
There are taxes due on the strip which
have not been paid, but a satisfactory
understanding can be reached between
the city and the Senas, If the latter are
disposed that way. If not, condemna-
ton proceedings will be resorted to.
There will be a meeting Of the Sold
iers' Aid society, Monday, April 3, at 4
p. M, in the historical rooms,
The probate court will meet in this
city next Monday, April 8, at 8 a. M,
and the board of county commissioners
meet on the same day at 10 q. m. at the
court house.
The Electric Light company is rushed
with work, and MI. Downey is today
eguipping the residence Of the archbish-
OPP with incandescent lights.
In descriptions of the territorial regi-
ment, mention has been made of the
regimental band, but without giving the
Instrumentation. The band included q
members, with Professor Otto Everhart
as bandmaster, and Daniel Bandman
as drum major. Everhart came to this
country with a European reputation,
and proved himself such a fine musical
drill master hat the band of the Big
Four was an object of envy among all
the other bands of the division. In
fact, it was to the 3rd army corps what
the End Illinois band is to the 7th
corps. The band included "a instru-
ments, as follows: Four comets, of
which the leader played the solo instru-
ment; 3 alto horns, 3 slide trombones, 8
tenor horns, 2 baritenes or euphoneums,
3 tubas, 3 clarinets, drums and Gym
balls.
A regular meeting of the board of
will take place Monday even
ing, April 8. A full attendance is de-
sired, as business of Importance will be
j. A. Schumacher, representing an
Oakland, Cal, business house, is in the
city today or a commercial trip, and is
registered at the Palace.
Louis Freund, representing a New
York jewelry house, is in the city on
business, and is registered at the Pal
ace.
I. w. Cooper, the Pecos saw mill man.
s in the capital on a business trip, and
S registered at the Palace.
Miss Louise Thompson, Of Oskaloosa,
Ia, is in the city on business, and Is a
guest at the Exchange.
The city schools will reopen Monday
morning.
The first field Strawberries of the sea-
are in town, and on sale at o San
francisco street store. The berries are
inc large specimens and came from
outhern California.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
bureau registered as follows:
daximum temperature, AZ degrees, ut
80 p. M; minimum, 96 degrees,
t 6:20 a. m. The mean temperature
or the "a hours was 81 degrees; mean
ally humidity, 81 per cent.
u. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Fair tonight and Sunday; /,
Sunday.