Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-22
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The city authorities will in the future
enforce the ordinance against fast driy-
ing.
County Clerk Romero has not recorded
a single real estate transfer during the
| past week.
Examine the registration lists and see
that your name is correctly entered
thereon.
There will be a special meeting of
Santa Fee lodge, No. 2, X. of P, tonight
for work in the degrees.
The city is full of witnesses sum
moned here to testify before the territor-
ial district court in numerous pending
cases.
The Crokinole Club, otherwise known
as the mystic twelve, will hold its reg
ular weekly meeting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. R. McCord this evening.
Letters addressed to al qui da do
papa abo "a, Santa Fe," and "Senor
Don Usebio Jose Ortega," are held at
the postoffice for more explicit address.
The local doctors report less sickness
than usual in the city at this season of
the year. One doctor remarked this
morning that Santa Fe was blessed
with "a la%mentably healthy climate
Manager Sparks, of the local electric
light plant had the misfortune to have
one of his thumbs badly mashed while
at work making repairs in the machin-
cry of the Water street steam plant last
night.
office of Chas. F. Easley this evening for
the purpose of making arrangements
for the attendance of the club in a body
at Albuquerque IN the occasion of Col.
Bryan's visit there OF April IA.
The local United States land office has
been one of the busiest places in the
city during the past week. The reader
will understand why when he exam
ines the detailed report of it's transac-
tions printed elsewhere in this news
paper.
Do not neglect to see that your namC
is properly registered for the approach.
ing spring election.
The temperature was down to 20 de-
grees this morning. but owing to the
prevailing cloudiness very little dam
age was lone to fruit blossoms and
buds. AT Pueblo it was clear this norm
ing, with a temperature of % degrees
In Denver it was clear. too, with a low
temperature.
Every man who fails personally to at
tend to the proper registration of his
name takes the chance of losing his vote
at the coming municipal election.
Santa Fe continues to be blessed with
unusually cloudy. humid weather, and
snow is still falling both in the city and
In the mountains east and north of the
city. 1t is hoped that this will satisfac.
torily solve the water problem for the
dry months of May and June, wher
plenty of water for irrigation purpose:
Is indispensable. The snow that ha:
fallen in the city during the day has
disappeared in the thirsty earth as fas1
Eas it came down.
1t is the duty of every good citizen tt
vote and in order to make sure of no,
being denied the privilege it is neces,
sary to be properly registered.
Several members of the city council
are very anxious to know what the tax
payers of the city think Of the advisable
ity of favorably considering the propo'
sition of the electric light company tc
furnish the city with so thirty-two can
die power incandescent street lights al
$2 per month. The aldermen seem tC
think that the voice of those who viii
ultimately have to foot the bills ought
to govern In the premises.