Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-01

Deputy Sheriff Huber went to Ciene-
guilla to-day to make some arrests.
A regular meeting OF the Guild will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Martin.
Edward Miller, Of Tesuque, is not re-
covering as quickly as was expected,
since his serious accident of a few days
ago.
March came in as a lamb and in New
Mexico will probably go out as a lamb.
Ing to kilograms 1t came in as a lion
and the chances are equal that it will
go out in a similar manner.
The flyer due here this morning at
1880 is five hours late. No. / and No.
II are three hours late and the train to
meet them at Lamy will leave here at
7:15 instead of at 4:10. A heavy snow
fall in Kansas causes the delay.
A commercial club has been organized
by 80 business men ard other citi-
zens for social purposes. The rooms
above the office Of Fl. L. Ortiz, Esq, on
San Francisco street, have been rented
and fitted up in elegant manner. The
officers of the club are Norman l.. King,
president; Edward Haines. secretary;
and N. L. Salmon, treasurer.
To-night's lecture at the court house
promises to be eloquent and humorous.
Hon. j. p. Victory, a veteran OF the bar,
viii speak on ''The Bench and the Bar,
its Moods Grave, Gay and Otherwise
and will give an insight into judicial
methods and history that must interest
every body. The lecture commences at
esght o'clock.
Francisco Rael, Of Cieneguilla, yes
terday afternoon brought fifteen skins
of coyotes to the probate clerk and
claimed 81 bounty for each skin. The
county commissioners at their next
meeting will pass upon the claim. This
is the first claim for wild animal boun-
ty in Santa Fee county under the law of
1899.
Probate Clerk Romero to-day record
ed a mining deed Of John Creighton and
wife to A. B. Renehan for the Santa
Candelaria and Mammoth lodes on the
OulCL OOulludIy u llC oItlA AAAAi1A6
grant. He also recorded the satisfac-
ton of a mortgage Of the Santa Fe Mu-
tual Building and Loan Association
against Mr.. and Mrs. David M. White.
Some miscreant last night threw a
stone the size of a fist through o large
pane of glass in a window of the bureau
of immigration office facing Palace ave-
nue.. The dirt and glass splinters were
scattered over a large part of the room
showing that the stone had been thrown
with great force and would have injured
seriously any n standing near the
window. This Is the second time within
a few weeks that q rock wa thrown |
into the Office. As similar occurrences
are frequently reported from other parts
of the city it would seem that the police
authorities would do more good and
prevent more mischief by patrolling the
streets than by loaAng in saloons and
gambling dens.
Justice J. M. Garcia to-day issued a
warrant for the arrest of w. A. Burk-
ley, representing w. H. Durham, adj
vertising agent. He is charged with
brought by A. B. Renehan, Esq, and
Gus O'Brien. Burnley was arrested at
Phoenix, and will be ~extradited. Burk-
ley gave checks for $35 which turned
out to be worthless.
All who car should make 1t a point
to hear Prof. Cockerell's lecture to-
morrow at the central school at 3 p. m.
sharp. The lecture Will be interesting
to the citizens of Santa Fe, as well as
to the pupils of the grammar and high
school. The lecture will be along the
line Of nature and evolution. No admit
lance fee IL to be charged.