Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-14
MINOR CITY TOPICS.


High bred horses are being shipped
from Missouri to southern New Mexico.
The Santa Fe road will erect several
new depots in this territory, the coming
year.
u. s. weather bureau forecast for New
| Mexico: Fair and colder tonight; fair
Sunday.
Conductor A. H. West is now running
on the main line, having taken Conduc'
tor Boucher's former run.
A. r. Gibson and John Rock, the
| Cleveland capitalists, went up the
narrow gauge this morning. to look into
mining properties.
The day has been cold and raw: but
then, it is comforting to know that when
it is bad weather here, it is ten fold
worse everywhere else, even in ri Paso.
There will be II meeting of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution
| Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. l.. B. Prince.
Deputy United States Marshal Cooling.
ton left this afternoon for the southern
part of the territory on official business.
and win be absent about two weeks.
A meeting of the young mems society
of this city will be held tonight at :
D. M, at the Star Hall to arrange for a
grand ball to be given Tuesday at
Fireman's hall at 8 y. m.
There are nearly 100 cases of grip in
town. and II druggist alone filled yes
terday 81 new prescriptions, to say moth
ing of old ones refilled. 1t was the lar
gest days business he ever did.
M. Salazar, editor of La Bandera
American, published at Albuquerque.
is here, as is Amado c. de Baca, from
the same burg. They are interested in
legislative proceedings and will remain
several days. Mr.. Salazar is making
headquarters at the Exchange.
The entertainment given by the Alba
Haywood concert company last night,
in the court room, was enjoyed by a
large audience who appreciated every
number on the program. Each member
| of the company is an artist and they
are deserving of a large patronage
wherever they may appear.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, 80 degrees, at
$40 p. m. minimum, Is degrees, at 7:45
a. m. The mean temperature for the
"a hours was % degrees; meandaily rela.
tive humidity, 81 per cent.
Route Agent Powars, of the Wells
Fargo Express Company, is in the city
from Albuquerque, checking out Agent
Fl. s. Lutz who has resigned from the
Santa Fe agency. The latter's successor
is w. M. Townsend, manager of the
Postal Telegraph Company, to whose
office express headquarters will be
removed.
William II. Guelcker, an old timer in
New Mexico, has returned to his former
home in Santa Fe, after several years
absence and expects to remain here two
or three months perhaps remaining here
permanently. He is a regular old war
horse, having served two years in the
Pfussian army before coming to this
country. He enlisted August "a, 1861, as
Z private in Co. | 32nd Indiana Vols and
was discharged September 7, 1864. He
subsequently served two enlistments In
the 9th and 22nd United States infantry
of five years each, being on duty a large
portion of this time as a sergeant.
Professor Perez band will render the
following musical program in the plaza
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the
weather permitting:
March-Copenhagen .......... Karl Kaps
Waltz-Impassioned Dream .......... Rosas
~March-The Gladiator. !. (. :. . ....... Sous
DANA Mexicana-Chloe. ...... ......H. N.
y ioleta Faust
0ulop- Ariel ..Laurerueau
l.. P. Curtis, of Colorado Springs, rep
r%esenting Golfers Weekly, was a guest
at the Palace yesterday while in this
city on business, and went north this
morning to Aspen over the d. & r. G.
w. M. Williams, Geo, r. Williams, w.
s. Rowland and l.. P. Curtis, of Den
yer, are travelling statesmen calling on
the merchants of the city, and are
registered at the Palace hotel.
Perfecto Esquibel and A. J. Esquibel,
two well-known citizens Of TERRA ANA
rillo, are in the city as spectators on the
organization of the legislature, and are
registered at the Exchange.
Richard Russell, Of Espanola, arrived
in Santa Fe last night and took rooms
Al the Claire. Mr.. Russell is in the city
to watch the organization of New Mex
ICONS Legislature.
A. Slavick, of Alamosa, representing
d Chicago house, who has been a guest