Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-30
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

U. S. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico Threatening weather.
Acting Mayor Solignac is after
AUDITORS who do not keep their cutters
free from ice
Three hundred and twenty-seven
[ guests participated in the dinner which
was served at the Bon Ton yesterday.
Fluentino Yriote, aged 60, died
yesterday. and wllehe oaried tomorrow
morning, from the cathedral, in San
Miguel cemetery.
James Murphy, the Western Union
line man, returned Saturday night from
northern trip, and returned this morn
ing over the narrow gauge.
The parade made by the "South Be-
fore the War; this morning drew a
large crowd of people to the plaza, and
| many favorable comments were passed
| upon the appearance of the visiting
company.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, As degrees, at
400 p. M; minimum, 90 degrees, at 1890
a. m. mean temperature for the "a hours
was "a degrees: mean daily relative
| humidity, A. per cent
Saturday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, 43 degrees, at
2:30 p. m; minimum, 20 degree, at 500
a. m. The mean temperature for the "a
hours was 80 degrees mean daily rela
tive humidity, so per cent.
The Raymond Whitcomb excursion
that arrived Saturday night, and left
Sunday afternoon, had As tourists,
mostly from New England. In the
party We're five sisters, the Misses Lib
by of Portland, Me.
Do not buy your spring suit until you
have examined the large line of import
ed and domestic suitings and trouserngs
just received by the Santa Fe Merchant
Tailoring Co. for the spring and summer
of 1899. They guarantee perfect fit
and will please you in every respect.
The building of the La Veta standard
gauge will prove a great relief to the
main line west of Pueblo, as all the
southwest traffic will then be shifted
from Salida via La Veta.
Hereafter the public library will be
open at . o'clock on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. in place of 3
o'clock. In the reading room will be
found all the latest leading magazines.
and strangers and residents of the city
are alike invited to spend the after
moons there.
Testimony in the case of the county
IofS Co IN 10 hn Of tlo
late Sheriff Frank Chavez, which has
been given before Referee Knaebe, for
| the last 10 days, was finished this morn
ing. A decision will be rendered by the
referee, as soon as he has considered the
| papers in the case.
Judging by the balmy atmosphere OBJ
! tanning these days, it is evident that
"sprng has come and invalids in the
city are delighted. In less than a
month peach trees will be in bloom in
southern part of the territory. In con-
| nection with this, it is interesting to
note that Colorado has just passed
through another blizzard, with the
| mercury in many parts of the state
skating down below zero.
Saturdays Rio Grande train failed
to materialize until 420 in the morning.
The trouble was east of Salida, where
freight wreck piled up lot of cars in
confusion. 1t required some time to get
| the road clear.
The body Of Luis Rocco, the tailor,
was removed today from Rosario ceme-
terry and re-interred in Fairview be-
side the grave of Luis Digneo.