Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-10
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

| Leo Hersch returned this afternoon
from trip to El Paso.
Regular meeting Of the W. b. 7. &
l.. A.. Monday at 2:30 p. m.
Exchange: John Bills, Kansas City;
William H. Strong, Denver; Charles
Lills Nebraska.
| Bon Ton: James Reed, Kansas City;
j. T. Fernandez, Colmar; H. Towle.
| Denver; Samuel Romero, PojOaque.
There is some illness in the city at
present probably due to unsanltary con-
ditions. This is a hint to the city au-
thorities to have bitches, sewers and
back yards cleaned,
| On Monday forenoon at s o'clock at
Guadalupe church, Francisco Montoya
and Guadalupe Martinez will be married
by Rev. Paul Gilberton.
DR.. c. N. Lord, has fitted up his den
tai rooms in the Spiegelberg block very
nicely and can be found in his Office
| from s in the forenoon until 3 in the
evening.
The funeral of Teodorita Lopez took
place this forenoon. Mass was cele-
| brated at the cathedral and interment
| was made in Rosario cemetery. Charles
Wagner was the funeral director.
Palace:-A. A. Colver, Wilbur F.
Stone, j. e. Erwin, Denver: John d.
Wilson, St. Louis; Mrs. T.. l.. Cook
Pagosa Springs; Il. l.. Swartout, j. Law,
c. "A. Carruth, Antonito.
The public school in District No. 3,
on the road to the reservoir, opened this
week with j. r. Ortiz, as teacher and
Miss Victorana Lujan as assistant.
The enrolment is 50 pupils and will be
increased to 60 next week.
Probate Clerk Atanasio Romero is
now in receipt of all the ballot boxes
from all of the precincts. The vote will
de canvassed on Monday forenoon un-
less County Commissioner j. Il. Nc
Laughl.n n does not arrive here in time.
Judge McFie today signed the bill of
exceptions in the case of the United
States VS.. The Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad company for trover, which has
been appealed by the plaintiff to sthe
territorial Snprer zcOtrt.
This forenoon Stephen Easton ap-
peared before Justice j. M. Garcia to
answer a charge of assault brought
against him by his wife. He was bound
over to the grand jury, giving a $500
bond for his appearance.
Francisco Romero y Medina, who sew
eral weeks ago assaulted Nicolas Macs
with murderous intent, shooting him in
the throat, was given a hearing this
! forenoon before Justice j. M. Garcia
and was held under $500 bond to ap-
pear before the grand jury.
Charles Roe, commercial traveller
| from Albuquerque came in on the noon
train and left again for home this after
noon.
| M. V. b. Wilcox, the Tesuque ranch
man, was in the city today. Mr. Wilcox
had Il crop of 100000 pounds of choice
apples of which he has sold about 25,-
900 pounds.
j. b. Lazear, of Denver, U. S. bank
examiner, is in the city today on official
business.
w. G. Sergeant. the Ell Rito merchant,
was in the city this week Oh brief busi-
ness visit.
| Rev. Paul Gilberton, chaplain of the
penitentiary, will visit the convicts this
| evening and tomorrow, at $3.50 a. M,
will say mass for them and preach.
The cold wave from the east struck
Santa Fe last night, but in a greatly
| modified form.
Communion will be celebrated in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Tircio Salais, who resides on Galisteo
street, died yesterday and was buried
this forenoon in Rosario cemetery after
mass had been celebrated in the cathe-
dral. He is survived by his wife.
Ignacio Lopez, aged 54 years, and un-
married, died yesterday and was buried
this morning. Mass was celebrated In
the cathedral. Interment In Rosario
cemetery.
| William A. Smith, of Gallup, and
Henry Corneau, of Decatur, ILL.,, are in
the city visiting relatives. Mr.. Smith
was last week elected assessor of Nc
| Kinley county.