Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-15
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Dollar watches at Goebels.

Carleton Post, G. A. r., will hold a
regular meeting this evening at I;3J
o'clock
and Dumb Asylum, was seriously in
jured this forenoon at the school by
being kicked by a horse.
There seems to be something rot IN
with the electric street railway schea,e
in this city. The future will soon es ,
tablish whether this is fact or not.
Square Chickering piano for sale. In
quire at the New Mexican office. tin
Thanks to Judge McFie's enforce =
ment of the Sunday laws, Sundays in
this city county and district are a..
derby and peaceful. While the law is OIL
the statute book it should be enforce l.
The consensus of the best citizens in
the capital, regardless of politics, is
that the contest cases brought this
week against candidates for office hol-
estly elected at the last election ara
fakes and disgraceful proceedings to
those behind them.
1t is said that Capt. Solomon Spieg -
berg intends to have the sidewalk in
front of his lot on Palace avenue plac Il
in good repair. This is right. Let other
property owners all over the city follow
suit
Cartwright's have received a beauti
full assortment of Bohemian glassware,
decorated with pictures of San Miguel
church and the ct4pitui building, exc.
cuted by hand in colors and enama!
Very suitable for inexpensive holiday
gifts.
High grade cutlery at rock bottom
prices at Goebes.
A car of Dunwoody Bros Denver
made Water White Soap was distrib-
uted among the local grocers to-day.
This soap is equal to any of the famous
eastern soaps, and should be used w
western people. Handsome and val
liable premiums given for the wrappers.
The weather bureau to-day moved its
offices to the rooms occupied formerlY
by S. e. Lankard, who moves into the
rooms vacated by the weather bureau
in the Catron block. The latter has its
new offices repapered and painted, and
has laid new carpet on the floor, MAX
ing it among the prettiest and coolest
offices in the city.
The railroad bridge across the Santa
Fe river at the Guadalupe church ha:
been completed by the Denver G. Rin
Grande railroad bridge gang, 1t is n
very substantial structure, with a wide
sidewalk for the accommodation of pc
destrians.
At the Palace: j. M Mcfarland, DEN
yer; A. D. Ashhaugh, Denver; G. Fl
Young, Denver; John A. Lescher, 81.
Louis: F. F. Swartout. Antonito; c. a.
Carruth, Antonito; F. w. Dudley, How
ell, Mich; j. Law, Antonito; DR.. NJ.
Devendorff and wife, Herkimer N. r.;
E. s. Waddles, st. Joseph; L. Blumen-
thai, New York; Marion Gaylord,
Washington, D. c.; S. Kirby, Denver;
Cloyd M. Chapman, Dolores.
c. H. Young, superintendent of the
Wells-Fargo Express Company in this
section, arrived from Denver day before
yesterday and went south yesterday
afternoon. He complimented the 10 al
office on it's increase of business and the
exemplary manner in which it Is con-
Quoted.
1t is rumored that Hank Fischer has
sold out his interest in the livery busl-
ness of Kinsell & Fischer to Sheriff IT,
c. Kinsell and Charles Closson, of Car
rillos Mr.. Fischer may go to Albuquaf-
que or Roswell to start in business.
Mignon Ward, the 16 months old
daughter of Bert Ward, residing near
the Santa Fe railroad depot, died this
afternoon of spinal meningitis. The
funeral will take place on Monday aft
ernOon.
At the Bon-Ton: J. Leyba, N. Leyba,
Chicago; Fl. r. Perkins, Durango; Louis
Johnson, Chama; Grant Fowler, Trini-
dad; James Dalton, Denver; N. s. Rose,
Cerrillos: Perfecto Padlla, FL Rio del
Ojo; j. j. Price, Ribera.
The football team of the government
Indian school in this city will go to Las
Vegas on Christmas day to play the
normal school team of that city.
At the Exchange: Tony Neiss, Ger
rillos; Ciprianola villapuerte. Denver,
H. s. Arnold Emery Arnold.