Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-18
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
!. M. Ortiz went to Chamlta today

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Patricio Trujilo went up to Chmayo
| this morning
Hon. Victor Ortega returned to Espa-
nola today, intending to return Mon
day.
Severano Cantu and wife returned to
Antonito this morning, after visit in
this city.
Watch Inspector Bayles, OF the Santa
he road, is in the city today on official
business.
Jose de la Cruz Rodriguez is in the
city from Ration visiting relatives. he
registered at the BonTon.
Nicolas Ianni and wife are in Albu-
querque visiting with friends. They
will remain several days.
Mrs. Hilario r. Trujillo left last night
for Las Vegas, to visit her sister. She
will remain there for about three weeks.
Rev. Paul Gilberton will 60 to Cerri-
Hos and Madrid the first of the week to
hold religious services in those places.
Mrs. Juan Alarid died last night at
the age of 81. The funeralwill be held
from the cathedral at ga. m. Monday,
Wiuu iHucI ulclb du hDSdTlDs
Guns, Pistols, Bikes, locks and Keys
repaired by an expert, leave orders at
Goebels and call for j. A. Davis.
John Staub, of Santa Cruz, arrived
last night from the north on business
trip, and is stopping at the Exchange.
4. A. Clark, of Espanola, came down
last night on business matters at the
capital for the day, and is registered at
the Palace
David Kirley, ,of Klby, Neb., is
guest at the Exchange for a dav or so.
en- route to the Pecos where he NAV re-
main some time.
The D. Il R. G. train hands who got
shifted the wrong way by the snow
storm, will return to their old runs next
Tuesday.
Lucas Trego, of the territorial in
fantry, returned last night from the
east. and left this morning for Barranca.
en- route to his home.
U. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair tonight and
except probably snow in north
ern portion tonight.
Goebel is headquarters for first class
plumbing. Typewriters and bicycles
also repaired in strictly first class ma
ner Call for Nelson Chamberlain.
Gus johnson and Chas McIlvain, sheep
dealers of Ell Paso, came in last ev ening
and left this morning over the d. & r.
L., for Alamosa. They stopped at the
Bon-Ton.
Material for seven new bridges on the
Silver City division of the Santa Fe has
been passing down the line for the last
10 days. 1t is said the new structures
will cost from $1,000 to $4,000 each.
The court of private land claims has
at Tucson, but Messrs Flip
per and Pope will remain for several
weeks on government business ere re-
and may 60 down into old Mex
leo.
Adelaide Warrick was arrested last
evening by Deputy Sheriff Huber and
Marshal Gallegos, and is being heard
this afternoon before Justice Garcia, on
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
Huber found a formidable slung shot on
The festive gentleman's person.
1t was announced recently that the
Dones of Colonel Fountains boy had
)een found at the scene of the murder
If three years ago. A party that went
)ver there to secure the bones and give
hem a decent BURIAL found that some
me had been there and burned the
skeleton up.
Yesterday the thermometer at the
ocal weather bureau registered as
ollows: Maximum temperature, 36
legrees at $3.50 p. M. minimum,
3 degrees at 345 a. m. The mean tenn
,erature for the "a hours was "a
legrees; mean daily relative humidity,
'2 per cent.
Miss Salie Swank, who spent nearly
ear in Santa Fe in search of better
lealth, returning to her home in Fort
scott, kans., some two weeks ago. ac-
ompanied by her mother and brother,
lied last Sunday and was buried Tues
lay afternoon. Miss Swank made
many friends while in this city. and the
lews of her death will be received with
adness by them.
The difficulty between the Santa Fe
DAD and the Mexican government
authorities over the new big iron bridge
ver the Rio Grande river at Ell Paso.
,ppears to have been removed. as the
deXican engineers are satisfied with the
,lans submitted by the Santa Fe COM
'any. Work on the international
ridge will shortly be resumed.
Professor Perez band will render the
ollowing musical program in the plaza
omorrow afternoon at 200 o'clock, the