Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-03
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

M. Manark, of C~oshocton, Ohio, is
stopping at the Claire.
The frost this morning killed tomato
plants that were newly set.
S. N. Cliff, a hard ware agent from
Denver, is a guest at the Palace.
c. Lane, a miner, is here from Golden
and is a guest at the Bon Ton.
A. T. Seymour, a travelling mar from
Kansas, is a guest at the Palace.
B. H. Wunder, a travelling man from
st. Louis, is stopping at the Palace.
w. S. Zeitin, a travelling man from
San Francisco, is a guest at the Claire.
E. S. Andrews today received two
Crescent bicycles of the latest pattern.
E. Bartholomew and E. Apperson, of
Albuquerque, are guests at the Palace.
Professor Giles L. Marsh, of Las We
gas, is in the city and stops at the Bon
Ton.
H. Bargman, agent for a st. Louis
clothing firm, is stopping at the Pa
lace.
William B~lumenstein, of Springfield,
ILL.,, last evening registered at the
Claire.
The members of the court of private
land claims will arrive in Santa Fe this
evening.
George A. Wooley, travelling for a
Denver house, last evening registered at
the Palace.
Today an interesting article on for
estry and forest fires is printed upon the
third page.
Marshal M. Uhl, a tourist from Grand
Rapids, Mich, last evening registered at
the Palace.
Matias Sandoval, a merchant of Lamy,
is in the city on business and registers
at the Bon Ton.
Rev. j. F. kellogg of Las Vegas, will
occupy the pulpit of st. Johns Metho-
dist Episcopal church tomorrow.
Lieutenant John Catron went to Lamy
last evening to meet his brother, Thorn
as, who returned home from Missouri.
Robert Il. f. Schwarzenbach, of Eur
ich, and Charles Vischer, of Basel. two
Swiss tourists, are guests at the Palace.
The dinner at the Claire dining rooms
tomorrow will be one fit to set before a
king. Take your family with you and
give them a treat.
Considerable snow fell in the moun-
tains last night. Even the foothills had
a covering of white this morning. In
Santa Fe there was u light shower.
A special train will be run from Santa
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of Saturday. June "a, on account of the
rough riders reunion at Las Vegas.
The following letters are held at the
postoffice for lack of sufficient postage:
B. Nugent & Bros, st. Louis, Mo-; Mrs.
Tomas Luna, Sabinal, N. M: Jose Tru-
jillo, Russell, Colo.
The Santa Fe team has received a
formal challenge from the Las Vegas
baseball team and will accept. All en-
tries for the baseball tournament during
reunion week must be in by June Is.
Tomorrow the festival of Corpus
Christi will be celebrated at the cathe'
dral. The usual street procession will
be made after $50 O'Clock mass. The
Guadalupe church will hold it's Corpus
Christi procession next Sunday.
About 80 men from Albuquerque and
surroundings are in the city today on
their way to La Veta pass. Abe Gold ex.
poets 80 more in tonight and has arranged
for a special car to take the men to va
Veta Monday morning.
There are two new boarderS at the
county Jail. Teofilo Lujan is in the
dungeon for being drunk. Justice Gar
cha sentenced him to ten days. Antonio
Abilucea is in durance vile on account
of an old commitment that was standing
against him.
Miss Eva Marshall Shoutz, whom the
young people of Chicago call their "Tem.
perance Joan of Arc" will lecture at
the Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening, June 6. A quartet will furnish
some special pieces. No admission will
be charged and all are invited.
c. S. Cole took the place of Conductor
w. E. Smith on the Denver & Rio
Grande railway this morning, the latter
being i'll. Conductor Cole returned
yesterday from New Orleans, where he
attended the Trainmen's convention.
E. P. Hall, and wife, Of Alamogordo,
are guests at the Exchange. They are
on their way to the San Luis valley,
Colorado, where they have some prop
ertv interests that need attention. Mr..
and Mrs. Hall were eloquent in speaking
of the prosperity and progress of Alamo
gordo.
The chemical engine will be tested ON
the plaza Monday evening. 1t would
have been tested before this but the
chemicals could not be secured in suffi-
cient quantities in the city. Complaint
is made that persons walk into the fire
house and tamper with the engine-a
very dangerous proceeding as the
chemicals may cause great damage If
improperly handled.