Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-02
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The city council will meet This evening.
The board of education will hold its
regular meeting tonight.
The probate court will meet tomorrow
forenoon at the court house.
A letter addressed to J. Lynn & Co.,
4s Bond street, New York, is held at the
p~ostofice for postage.
The Palace hotel dining room has
been closed and in the future the hotel
| will be run on the European plan.
Simon Gallegos and Miss Cleofas Mar
quez were married this morning at the
cathedral by Vicar General Anthony
Fourchegu.
The Santa Fe railroad will sell round
trip tickets from October 2 to 9 inclu-
sive, from Santa Fe to Chicago for $36.05
and to st. Louis for 1886.
Frank A. Smith, colored, was arrested
last evening for preaching in front of II.
B. Cartwright & Brothers store. He
was discharged this morning.
A centipede four inches long and with
40 legs disported himself in the postof'
flee last evening. A. White of Fischer's
drug store captured the ugly insect and
chloroformed it.
Hermann Lowitzki is now proprietor
of Colds old curiosity shop on lower San
Francisco street. He is restocking the
store with curios and Indian as wei,
as Mexican ware. His advertisement
appears in the New Mexican from to-
day on.
The Rose Stillman Company, which
was booked for the opera house this
week, cancelled its engagement owing
to the illness of Miss Stillman. Friday
and Saturday evening of this week, the
Wild Goose Chase Company will hold the
boards. GortOn's MINISTRIES have beer
booked for December 9.
A general invitation is extended to al
residents and sojourners in this city tt
meet the Rev. E. L. Eustis and Mrs
Eustis at the house OF Hon. L. B
Prince this evening from 8 to 10.
Everyone in the city should become Q
member of the Horticultural Society be-
fore tomorrow night, and in fact every
one in the territory should have mem
bership. But citizens of Santa Fe par
ticularly should join at ono as Hon
Solomon Spiegelberg, the treasurer o,
the society, needs money for immediate
expenses. Annual membership cost!
81, life membership $40. Step into thu
t%reasurer's Office and fill up the treasury
A game of baseball was to have takeI
place on the college campus yesterday
afternoon between the College Pioneer.
and the Carpet Baggers. In the frs
inning, however, the game terminated
owing to the inability Of the Carpet Bag
gers to furnish the players mentioned ir
their challenge. The umpire decided
the game in favor of the College Pioneer.
with a score of 8 to O..
The case of S. E. Lankard VS.. Rafae
Romero, in attachment, set for hearing
Saturday afternoon before Justice Of TIT
Peace j. M. Garcia was postponed AGAR
for ten days to give the g%arnishees, Hon
7: B. Catron and others that have beer
summoned, time to examine the papers
in the case.
The board of county commissioners
met this morning with all the commits
sioners present. All the accounts pre-
sented to the commissioners we're ap
PAOfou' Auo UOdIu was Stii III oosoiOA
this afternoon.
Saloons and other business place:
were tightly closed yesterday. AL
though strict watch was kept on back
doors no violations of the law were re
ported.
Eliseo, the 6-year old son of Davit
Rodriguez died last night. lntermen
will be at Rosario cemetery tomorrow
morning and a will be said at tn
Cathedral at 8 o'clock.
The Rocky Mountain Christian Ad
vocate Of recent date publishes a meri
t%orious poem by ). E. Lankard of THU
place.