Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-25
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The Misses McQuarry, who came to
this city some time ago from Canada,
have taken the Dudrow cottage near the
Guadalupe church.
Supreme Court Clerk J.. d. Sena this
morning received the record typewriter
ordered some time ago. The machine is
a beautiful one and a marvel of compact
ness and usefulness.
Friends of Rudolfo Gonzales of this
city, who enlisted in the Saith regiment,
received word this morning that he has
been admitted as a member of the band
OF that regiment. The 34th regiment
will pass through Lamy on Sunday
night enroute to San Francisco.
The 2-year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrocinio Lopez, of lower San
Francisco street, died last night and was
buried this afternoon in Rosario ceme-
terry. Charles Wagner was funeral d.
rector.
Charles Cole, who had both legs cut
off yesterday by a railroad train at
Waldo, died last night at st. Vincent's
hospital. Cole never regained conscious
ness and all inquiries by telegraph failed
to reveal whether he has any relatives
or where his home is. Undertaken Chas.
Wagner took the remains in charge.
Berleth & Davis, plumbers and timers
of San Francisco street, this morning
received a car load of tin and plumbing
goods.
A number of priests who had been in
retreat at st. Michael's college, left for
their homes in Rio Arriba and Taos
counties this morning.
Solicitor General Bartlett is having
Marcy Place, the little park in front of
| his and Mr.. Ireland's residences on Hill
| side avenue, fenced. The plat is being
graded and early next spring will be set
out in trees and grass.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat Of
Wednesday prints a good half-tone pic
ture of r. Goebel, the father of w. H.
Goebel, the plaza hardware merchant.
Mr.. Goebel is a prominent photographer
| at st. Charles, Mo-, and was an at
tendant at the convention of p%hotogra-
piers of Missouri and Illinois, held at
st. Louis.
A letter addressed to J. A. La Rue,
secretary of the cattle sanitary board,
East Las Vegas, is held at the postoffice
for postage.
The retreat of the priests of this do
cese at St. Michaels college was con-
Guided to-day, and most of the priests
leave for their homes before tomorrow
morning.
William I. Marshall, principal of the
Lawndale school at Chicago, is the
guest of Superintendent Viets at the
government Indian school. Mr.. Mar
shall was the teacher of Mr.. Viets thir-
ty-nine years ago, and is we'll known
as an educator and lecturer on the
Rocky mountain and Pacific coast re-
gion. He took a party of teachers to
the Los Angeles educational onven
ton through the Grand canon, and is
now on the way home. He will leave
this evening, and will stop a day at Las
Vegas.
This evening Santa Fe railroad Off
Gals on board of a special train will
pay a visit to Santa Fe.
Aio 1lo"Cy "Ao was pGuullllS Ce-
ment for chinaware has been arrested
for not having a license. Howe claimed
that he manufactured the cement, and
was therefore not required to pay a Ii
cense.
Alexander Jordan left this afternoon
for Buckman's, where he will establish
a saloon.
The Santa Fe Mercantile Company
this morning put up three new signs
across the pavement at it's store on San
Francisco street.
Jose Vigil vas arrested this morning
by Deputy Sheriff Huber for being
drunk and %disorderly.
Margareta, the 6 months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luciano Rebal, died
last night. The funeral took place this
afternoon. Interment was in Rosario
cemetery.