Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-05
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

A stated cOnvocation of Montezum
lodge, A. E. and A. M, will be held thj
evening.
Deputy Sheriff C. r. Huber had
gang of prisoners at work to-day fxin,
up Palace avenue.
The Fraternal Union will meet thi,
evening in Odd Fellows hall. One can
didate is to be initiated.
j. 8. C%andelario is exhibiting in his
store on San Francisco street half 6
dozen large specimens Of turauois ir
the rough taken from Juan Padilla's
turquois mine in southern Santa Fe
county.
X. b. Thomas, president of the COM
pany now owning the Cerrillos smelter,
writes to Hon. l.. B. Prince that as
soon as our metallurgist arrives we will
pe in shape to receive all smelling ores
n a may be offered, and on fair terms"
This will give a great impetus to work
on soft ores In the Cerrillos mining
camp.
Probate court will meet Tomorrow
forenoon at 8 o'clock, instead of 10
o'clock, to enable Probate Judge J. A.
Lucero to return to Espanola on the
forenoon train. Mrs. Lucero is still very
III, and that accounts for the anxiety of
the probate Judge to return home In the
quickest time possible.
Hon. j. P. Victory has consented TO
take the place of Judge A. A. Freeman
In the curse of lectures being given at
the court house. He will lecture March
on THE Bench and the Bar, Their
Moods, Grave, Gay and Otherwise" The
next lecture of the course will take
place Thursday evening at the court
house and will be by Professor c. l..
Herrick, president Of the University of
New Mexico at Albuquerque. His sub
lect will be Geological Foundations for
Now Mexico's Greatness"
Mrs. Daniel Warren, of this city. 10
making an effort to organize a golf club.
CLUBS have been established at Las We.
gas and Albuquerque. There Is plenty |
suitable ground In and about the CITY
Tor links and an expert who is at Ell Paso
Vt present has consented to come to
Santa fe on his return trip to the east
lay out the links If his fare from
.amy to Santa Fe and reasonable ex-
lenses be paid.
Saturday was observed as Saint Bias
lay by the Roman Catholic churches the
vorld over, and on that day Threats are
'lessed. Saint Bias was a martyr In the
avs OF Emperor Diocletian. He lived
nd worked in Sabaste. Armenia, which
ountry to this day observes with the most
,rvid devotion his martyrdom. Saint
las while imprisoned was visited by
lany sick people whom he restored to
ealth, and especially In cases OF throat
!seases were his cures most wonderful. ;
q refused to give sacrifice to the gods
nd was finally beheaded. J
McClure's magazine for this month :
q story whose action is laid at :,
le coal mines In Lincoln comfy. =
kept as to the names of localities, It !
cks local color, however. In another -
'tlcle In the same magazine the three =
lys Teas at Albuquerque to celebrate y
Q capture OF Geronimo is mentioned. =
the January number a story was :,
lblished In which the scene of action >
rs laid at Las Vegas. 4
false fire alarm was sent in Satur- -
y evening at 10 o'clock. The fire de- :
rtment responded promptly, but =,
not to turn out again unless y,
s practice Of sending In false alarms n,
stopped. An example will be made I'll
the nrst person caught tamperins Sc
n The alarm boxes. The alarm Sat. tn
lay night was sent in from "a