Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-28
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The 7-year old daughter of Juan O.
Livilas, died yesterday.
Jake Stein has received a fine lot Of
imported sausage, strictly kosher.
Erasmi schnittbohnen, Maillard double
vanilla chocolate and other delicacies at
Jake STEMS.
The Santa Fe Mercantile company is
about to start in business again with u
larger stock than ever before.
Michael OAConnor, of Saguache, regis
tered at the exchange last night. He
went north this morning to OjoC aliente,
where he will work for Hon. Antonio
Joseph.
1t is reported that the Methodist
choir will appear shortly in Oxford
mortar board" caps and gowns, after
the fashion recently set forth by eastern
Methodist churches.
There is an egg famine in the coun-
try, on account of the past intensely
cold weather, and eggs are now report
ed as wholesaling at 40 cents per dozen.
The hens have not taken kindly to the
cold, and appear to have gone on q
strike.
Local dealers, who lately got in lots of
granite and tinware and stoves, are con-
graduating themselves as having done q
good stroke of business, for these classes
OF goods have gone up with a bound OH
account of the unprecedented demand
for iron wares.
For the National Educational Asso-
citation convention, which will be held
in Tanc AnroInc in Inlu fhn Sunfo IT,
road has made a rate of $4O.45 for the
round trip from New Mexico points.
For full particulars Of the trip call on
the nearest agent OF the road.
Three men robbed the store of Louis
Liot, at Cooney, the other night. The
fellows entered the store about s o'clock
in the evening, and after buying $16
worth Of goods, covered Mr.. Liot with
their guns, and forced him to give up
$14 in cash, besides the goods already
purchased" The bandits rode off in
the direction Of Frisco.
Last nights D. g. R. G. train arrived
here at 4:OS o'clock this morning. 1t
was held at Antonito until after the
north bound train arrived, the superin-
tendent being fearful that they both
might get stuck, and then the track
was very icy. The north bound train
left this morning On time, with the ex-
pectation of pulling through, although
the snow is piled higher than the roofs
of the cars up on the state line.
Sam L. West, a miner. is in the city
from Las Vegas and registers at the
Bon Ton.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Generally fair, tonight
and Wednesday.
Sylvester Davis, a prominent citizen
Of Galisteo, is in the city on business,
and stops at-the Bon Ton.
Juan Gurule, a farmer of Rowe, is
here after provisions and on business
before the United States land office and
steps at the Bon Ton.
The funeral at Alamosa of the late
Conductor James Britt was very largely
attended, for he was a man who was
very we'll thought of.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
local weather bureau registered as
follows: Maximum temperature, 4S
degrees at sos p. M; minimum, 20
at 7:1O a. m. The temperature tor
the "a hours was "a degrees; mean daily
relative humidity. A per cent.
Supervising teacher c. E. Burton of
the Indian agency has returned from his
prolonged trip through the 10 pueblos,
insisting on vaccination and battling
with smallpox. He has succeeded, and
reports that all of the pueblos of the
agency are freed from the scourge, and
the sick, numbering now only 35,
are convalescent.