Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-21
MINOR | T TOPICS.

Thermometers in the sun this noon
indicated So degrees.
Square Chickering piano for sale. In
uire at the New Mexican office. tin
The train from the west on the Santa
Fe was half an hour late this afternoon.
The territorial teachers association
meets here next week, The attendance
promises to be good.
The electric light wires are being ex-
tended all over town. Manager Sparks
! understands that business.
Gold and silver lettering on pocket
books, purses, card cases, ETC., done At
the New Mexican Bindery.
AT the Exchange: George Rich, Den
yer; Mrs. f. Mortimer, Buchanan; j. H.
Day, AL Rowe, Tres Piedras; j. Taus-
man, Tres Piedras.
Mike Peternel and Tom Williams,
Tres Piedras.
At the Bon-Ton: Isidore Terrain, Gal
lima; John Murphy, Leadville; Il. W.
| Jones, Leadville; Thomas Villa ois,
James Kelly, Joseph Ralica, M. Turner.
Henry G. Alarid has returned from
the Chilocco government Indian school,
where he learned the shoemaker's ira lie.
He will probably open a shoemaker
shop in this city.
The one you pay your taxes, now
due, the better for all concerned. Col
lector Muller will be pleased to allow
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you Il hearty welcome at his office.
A large tlagpole, presented to tie
kindergarten by Manager Sparks, Of the
water and light company, was erected
to-day in front of the kindergarten
school building.
The Wells-Fargo Express Company
employees were to-day remembered with
a fat turkey. a box of apples, a bunch
Of celery and a can of oysters, together
| with Christmas greetings by the COM
| pany.
To-day is the shortest day of the year,
and if there We're no wind, atmospheric
and other influences, it ought to be, the
oretically, the coolest day of the year,
Policeman Francisco Anaya yesterday
shot a small dog at the house of Celso
Lopez. The dog acted strangely, and
was thought to be mad.
SO far but one case has been appealed
from this district to the territorial SUI
preme court meeting here next month.
There are many good reasons why tie
sidewalk at the Griffin corner Of Palace
and Washington avenues should be r.
| paired. The sooner the better. 1t nenls
| repairing badly.
John V. Conway, of the Bon-Ton. has
ordered a new lunch counter and re-
volving chairs for the restaurant, some
| what on the style of those in use at the
! Harvey eating houses along the Santa
Fe railroad.
The making of tirst-class brick at the
penitentiary is going right along. TIC
| steam dryer is doing first-class work.
This beautiful weather is hard on the
| ice man, to be sure. Rivenburg may
have to ship ice into town again next
summer.
The Rev. Father Gay has announce 81
that on Sunday morning next he will
I preach a memorial sermon, as it sc
happens hat that day will be the Atty.
| eighth anniversary of his ordination tc
the sacred ministry. 1t may be expect
ed to be historical and largely reminis.
cent of persons and events that cam
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At the Palace: w. H. Kennedy, Ger
rillos: B. F. Laughlin, Espanola; Inr
S. Trout. Tres Piedras; George Il. Sae'
ford, Pontiac, Mich: J. w. Rice, D. :;
r. G.; T. G. Saxon, Antonito; Eli Smith
Alamosa; J. p. McNulty and wife, Tur
quesa; G. H. STEERS, Antonito; Charie;
L. Thayer and wife, Chicago; Charles
A. Spiess, Las Vegas.
A. A. Keen, Albuquerque; Henry Es.
! singer, East Las Vegas.
There is blood on the moon, and al
on account of the action Of Constable
Frank Anaya, who yesterday served q
notice of landlords lien on w. M. Fer
ger for rent due for the Office %occupie!
by him on the plaza and took charge
of 1t to-day. 1t is now understood that
Berger says he will settle the account
If certain claims alleged by him are
granted. Be that as it may, this piece
of news is only published to show tina
the roads Of great reformers seem a.
times to be somewhat rocky, and tina
even they are compelled by the unfeel
ing hand of the law to pay rent. To b.
sure, it would be better for mankind a