Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-25

pdIbltS VIII make the lGlD W lHc HSHilS
grounds on the Rio Santa Fe by noon
light.
The fire department enjoyed a little
run at 10 O'Clock last night, in response
to a call from the Indian school. 1t is
whispered about that the call was put
up" by some of the laddies to see how
fast the boys could run, and it was
prophesied that when the goal was
reached, it wonld be in order to warn
Chief Hale. of the Kansas City fire de-
partment that he might Just as well be
looking out for his %laurels. But. also,
alackaday, the truck turned over just
outside the city limits, and time was
lost. No particular amount of harm
was done, but no note of the u was
wired to Kansas City.
The Republican city convention will
be held next Saturday at the court
house at 2 p. m, and the Republican
ward convention for the nomination of
members of the city council and of the
board of education will be held on
Wednesday afternoon next. In wards
| and 4 at Z p. m. and IN wards 2 and 3
at 2 p. m.
The Presbyterian church has pur-
chased 1870 song books for use in the
Sunday-school Christian Endeavor and
Mission School. The book is the one
used by John Wanamaker in his Beth
any Sunday-school at Philadelphia, and
has proven very popular in this coun-
try. 1t contains many new and valuable
tunes.
There will be no service tomorrow in
the Methodist church, in accordance
with the action of the official board
Rev. Mr.. Madden and family are in
Bland for the time being, where the
prospects for a successful church are
very promising.
The names of Major r. J. Palen, Gen.
E. l.. Bartlett, Hon. j. D. Sena and 1.
Sparks, manager of the telephone ex-
change, are being mentioned for the Re-
publican nomination for mayor.
Charles B. Conklin seems to be the
favorite for the Republican nomination
for city clerk. He has served n year
in that position, and made an accept
able official.
Celestino Ortiz would make an excel
lent candidate for member of the board
of education in ward 2, so think many
citizens of that ward who have the best
interests of the schools at heart.
Sam G.. Cartwright is talked of for
denomination for city treasurer by the
Republicans. He has made a frst-class
official.
The Democratic politicians are put
ting their heads together as to nomi-
nations for city officers at the coming
election. Results so far have not been
very satisfactory.
Arthur c.. Griffin is talked of by the
Republicans for member of the board of
education in ward 8 on the Republican
ticket. This would be ar excellent Sc
lection.
Acting Mayor r. L. Baca is being
pushed by some of his friends for the
Republican nomination for mayor at
the coming city election.
George H.. Balm leaves tonight for
Ration.
N. Souaya, of New York, arrived in
Santa Fe last night to take a position
in Salmon & Abouselman's general
store as salesman. Mr.. Souaya speaks
seven different languages, and will
have no trouble making himself under
stood by the people of the city.
Rev.. Father Einzig arrived from
Omaha last night at the sanitarium in
the care of his physician, DR.. F. e. BaX-
ter, OF Omaha, and two attendants. Fa-
ther Einzig's entire left side is para
lived, and he has come out into this
country to seek relief. The party may
go to Montezuma tonight.
John Rehm, of Albuquerque, came up
last night, sick with asthma, and went
to the Sisters hospital.
William Jordan, aged AZ days, son of
Alex. Jordan, died last night from con-
gestion of the lungs. Burial private.
In the Justices court this morning an
appeal was taken by defendant in the
attachment suit Of S. S. Beatty VS.. Luis
Ulibarri, the suit being on a grocery
account.
Registration Is progressing very slow
ly.- You must register if you would vote
at the coming city election.
With a good clean ticket the Repub-
leans will carry the city elections by a
strong majority.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Sunday.
Cooler tonight in northeast portion.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as fol-
Maximum temperature, GO de-
grees at 4:10 p. m. minimum, 80 degrees
at 6:25 a. m. The mean temperature
for the "a hours was "a degrees; mean
daily humidity 40 per cent.
Ex-Territorial Librarian Jose Segura
has filed with Judge Emmett, the re-
appointed librarian, a written
protest against the latter's appointment,
ineligibility and undue APP
under the law.
The salary of the city clerk for the
ensuing municipal year, $240. remains
the same as last year, although an at
tempt was made to reduced it to $500 at
the last meeting. The council at Solicitor
General Bartlett's special request, appro-
priated 5000 for the Woman's Board Of
Trade to maintain and improve the plaza
with the women being considered the
best parties to carry out this scheme.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program In the plaza
afternoon at 800 o'clock, the
Weather permitting:
darch-King Cotton . ....... .....J.P. Sousa
lyerture-Around the Metropolis. -. Boyer
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