Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-02
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

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whips, drivers whips, all at Goebel's.
A beautiful souvenir of dedication
day will be the program provided for
the dance.
The Palace hotel dining room is being
beautifully decorated for the dance
Monday night.
James H. Lewis of Madrid, who had
one of his legs amputated at st. Vim
cents hospital last Wednesday, is i'm
proving nicely.
At the Exchange: M. f. Smith,
Cleveland, Ohio; Charles Stewart, Den
yer; l.. B. Thomas, La Junta; Vim. Mil
ligan,, Kansas City.
H. j. Winders, Jess Doane and l. D.
Long, four weeks out by mule team from
Wichita, Kas., reached Santa Fe yester-
day afternoon. They are out for health,
pleasure and good hunting grounds.
A. FL. Quinley, exalted ruler of the
Elks at Las Vegas, yesterday afternoon
telegraphed 7. j. Helm that a large
herd of Meadow City Elks would arrive
in Santa Fe on the special train Mon
day next. The local Elks are going to
keep open house on that day and give
the visitors a royal reception.
Comrades of Carleton Post are request
ed to assemble on Monday next, at 2
o'clock p. NJ, at the Post hall, in order
to participate in the ceremonies of the
dedication of the capitol. Members are
particularly requested to show every
courtesy to visiting comrades on this
occasion.
The d%edicatory dance at the Palace
hotel on Monday night will be an event
long remembered in the social annals Of
New Mexico.
Tickets for the %dedicatory dance, 81
for each person, which includes refresh
ments. On sale at Ireland's and Fisch-
er's drug stores, at Weltmer's and Sell
igman's.
The public school exhibit In the Ca
iron block will be open next Monday
and Tuesday forenoon. Teachers are
requested to come in the afternoon to
take down their exhibit.
Application was made today to Sister
Eulalia from Albuquerque for the ad
mission to st. Vincent's hospital of a
man who fell from a train and was hurt,
and for admission of two little orphan
girls to st. Vincent's o~rphanage.
Rare and excellent music will be fur
nished for the May waltz and bewitch-
ing two-step at the Palace hotel Mon
day night, and the beauty and talent
of New Mexico will be there to enjoy 1t.
Among those who expect to be in San
TIA Fe from Las Vegas to attend the
capitol dedication on Monday are:
Mesdames w. j. Mills, j. A. LaRue,
W. M. Rapp, ]. Van Houten, E. L.
Hamblin and daughters, E. G. Austen.
Fl. ]. Kendall and G. W. Allen.
Let's all go to Santa Fe next Monday
and help dedicate the new capitol in an
appropriate manner The railroad fare
will be reduced to one-half, a rousing
celebration Is promised and all who at
tend will enjoy the festivities. The AL
buquerque Guards will attend in a body,
and efforts should be made to get a spe.
cial train for the Observation-Disclosures
que Citizen.
No pains or expense are being spared
to make the dance Monday night a
beautiful and brilliant affair. The mill
tary and the territorial officials will re-
pair to the Palace hotel Immediately
after the governors reception at the
capitol to join in the festivities, which
will make a fitting close to one of the
greatest of red-letter days in the his
tory of New Mexico.
The public thoroughfares have beer
put in first-class condition BY the peni
Tertiary force, and yesterdays timely
rain storm renders them we'll nigh per
feet. Great credit for repairing and
cleaning the streets is due to Hon. II
O. Bursum, superintendent of the peni
Tertiary, who allowed the convicts tt
work on the streets, and to Sheriff H
c. Kinsell, under whose direction they
worked.
The great social event Of the season
will be the dance at the Palace hote
next Monday night.
Col. ]. A. Wood, of Kansas City, man
ager of the Monte Cristo Placer Mininf
Company, owning 600 acres of ricf
ground at Golden, and his son-in-lav
and assistant, w. T. Middleton, cam,
up from Cerrillos at noon and will
spend a day or two here.
AS many as forty Elks expect to max,
the trip from Las Vegas to Santa F,
on Monday. They sought to come OF
the 1-cent a mile rate specially granted
to the militia organizations, but the
railroad people insisted on them paying
the same rate as was given the genera
public, m fare for the round trip. Thu
Elks have this afternoon taken the case
up by wire with the higher officials Of
the road at Chicago.