Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-15
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

yesterday afternoon.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Showers tonight and Sunday.
w. Locke, for several years a resident
of Santa Fe, last evening went to Aibu-
querque on a visit.
James Addison Peralta-Reavis, whose
experience in the United States court of
private land claims in this city made
him known to all the reading world, has
been admitted to practice in the courts
at Denver by Judge Allen.
w. j. Matthews and Henry McDer-
mott came to Santa Fe from Leadville
Wednesday. This morning they went
to Bland with one of LOwitZkiS teams
in charge of Roman Alarid. The Lead
Vile men are expert miners and intend
to prospect at Bland.
c. z. Bullen. representing Hallack &
Howard, of Denver, returned north to-
day over the d. & r. G. after a southern
commercial trip.
T. p. Jones, of Rio Arriba county, who
has been in this city on a business trip,
went north this morning over the d. e.
r. G. to the Ute reservation, where he
will be on deck at the opening.
George c. Bowman, United States
gauger, after spending several days in
Santa Fe guaging liquor, returned home
to Albuquerque yesterday afternoon.
Rev. R. M. Craig, superintendent of
the Presbyterian missions, returned
home to Albuquerque last evening after
spending several days in Santa Fe. He
came here from Ration, where he had
been in attendance at the meeting of the
Santa Fe presbytery.
The D. & R. G. has posted large and
a t~ractive hangers in this city announc-
ing the opening of the Ute Reservation
on May 4 next.
j. B. Rice, representing the cash reg
lister company of Columbus, Ohio, re-
turned north today over the d. & R. q.
after a business trip through the terri
tory. He goes through to Salt Lake
City.
Daniel Warren, representing the
Morey Mercantile Company of Denver,
left I'VE this mornings D.. & R. G. train
for Colorado.
Private Wilson s. Miller of the hos
pital corps stationed at Fort Bayard,
has re-enlisted, and will be Sent to San
Francisco as acting hospital steward
at the Preside.
7. NJ. Saurman, of Denver, represent
ing the Appleton Publishing Company
of New York, arrived, last night from a
business trip through the southern part
of the territory, and registered at the
Exchange. He continued north this
morning, over the d. e. R. G.
Travellers from the north say good
weather is now prevailing in southern
Colorado to the great relief of the inhab-
itants who are heartily sick and tired OF
living in Klond!ke,
Rev. D. B. Loofbaurrow, of Albuquer.
que, will preach tomorrow forenoon and
evening in st. Johns Methodist church,
Rev. L~oofbaurrow is an eloquent preach
err and comes here in place Of superin-
tendent A.. P. Morrison, who was to
preach tomorrow but is being detained
at FL Paso by urgent business matters.
]. B. Hall, an agent for paints from
Cleveland, is a visitor to this city.
7. O. Conner, of Boulder, Colo, and
Henry c. Durgin, of Lynn, Mass, are
mining men registered at the Palace
hotel.
There is a boom in the potato market,
and a sale for all the tubers that can
be sent in from the San Luis fields. In
this city potatoes are bringing $1.S5, and
in Las Vegas, it is said, the price is
1925.
M. Frieder, a travelling man for a San
Francisco rubber stamp firm, is calling
on local business men to-day.
T. c.. Jones, of Albuquerque, is a guest
at the Palace.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows;
Maximum temperature, 81 degrees, at
11:10 a. M; minimum, AZ degrees,
at 4:20 p. m. The mean temperature
for the "a hours was SO degrees; mean
daily humidity, A per cent.
Sister Eulalie. of the Sanitarium, and
Sisters Catherine and Ambrosia, of Pue-
bio. Colo, returned to Santa Fe last even
from a visit to San Juan.
Gerson Gusdorf and S. B. Shelby re-
turned home last evening from a car
riage trip to Copper Hill.
Program for tomorrow at 3 o'clock p.
M, weather permitting:
Sousa's Triumphal March. F. P. Harlow
Overture-Hot Time.......... Boettger
Over the Waves Waltz. ........ Rosas
@. S. Minor VS.. Major. ....... Southwell
Danza Mexicana, Chloe.....N. Navarro
La Paloma Fantasia. ..........N Soto
Galop-Highspeed ........ BENZ. B. Dale
A big, burly beggar, clad in working
clothes, called at Judge Laughlin's
house the other morning and wanted
something to eat. When the judge ap-
peared the fellow declared that he was
hunting for work" But when asked
why he did not accept the numerous
chances now being offered in so many
directions he could give no satisfactory
answer. The judge then told the beggar
to get up and dust" and made him
leave the premises without a coveted
breakfast.
The Presbyterian church has sent to
Rochester, N. Y, for a set of individual
communion cups, 120 in all, and they
will be used at the May communion.
There is a general movement in this d.
~rection among the churches of the coun-
try. Prominent physicians have ana
lyzed the dregs of communion cups aft
err use among large congregations, and
found typhoid fever, diphtheria and
other disease germs there, and 1t is be-
lieved that the use Of individual cups
will prevent possible contagion.
There was a pleasant mandolin and
guitar party out last night serenading.
The party included Harry Chitwood,
Clay Patterson, Frank Dettleback and