Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-02
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

FecelNeu 1900 COIpUIdll ltcS LoI NV
quarter ending September 20.
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
There are seats for 400 spectators and
standing room for 200 more in the con-
vention hall at the capitol.
The registry books for precinct No. 4
will be open Thursday morning at 9
o'clock at the house of Canuto Alarid.
On Sunday Rev. w. A. Cooper united
in marriage Jose Guadalupe Garcia and
Josephine May Hansberg, both of Es-
pamela.
On Friday evening, December p, the
New Mexico Christian Endeavor union
| will open its sessions at the Presbyterian
church In this city.
The New Mexico Educational asso-
| citation will meet in Santa Fe on Wednes-
day, December 10. and will continue in
session until Friday afternoon.
1t is a great pity that the city autori-
ties cannot find time to fix the danger
Gus sidewalks on upper Palace avenue
and on Washington avenue.
| "A. u. 1uSuIu udS ts PIiN
secretary to Solicitor General E. L.
Bartlett and has been succeeded by
Earl E. S%idebottom.
Business men and other citizens
should display their flags and decorate
literally In honor of the two territorial
| conventions which meet in this city this
| week.
School poll taxes are being collected.
| Several citizens would much like to-
know what becomes of the funds col
lected. The question now arises, is
there any accounting Of them?
s. Spitz is %renovating his residence
on upper Palace avenue and is also i'm
proving the grounds around it very
much. In a few weeks it will be one
of the cosiest and prettiest homes in
town.
A letter addressed to Mr.. Benito Ro-
nero, Colorado Springs, Colo, and bear
ing a 2-cent revenue stamp, is held at
the postofice for postage. A small bot
tie shaped package addressed to Don
Epifanio Duran, Chapelle, N. M, which
ia not maiable, is also held.
The Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur,)
of the Hebrew faith, begins this evening.
Services will be held at the home of
Joseph Hersch at seven o'clock tonight
and on Wednesday forenoon at nine
o'clock. All belonging to that faith are
cordially invited to attend.
The New Mexican Printing company
has Just received four new Remington
type writing machines Nos. 6 with all
the latest improvements, and these ma
chimes are now in use in the New Mex
leans counting and editorial rooms. The
machines are the very best made and
are handles.
The New Mexican has greatly in.
; creased its facilities for job work and
turns out the same In the best and the
latest style and at the most reasonable
prices. Send your orders for job work,
letter heads, bill heads, statements, en-.
velopes, blank books, large and small,
to the New Mexican printing Office and
support a home institution that works
daily for the building up Of the capital
| city and of New Mexico and spends a
great deal of money in paying good and
fair wages.
Adjutant-Ge General Whiteman has or
dered a practice march on Saturday to
Tesuque pueblo by Troop E Of the First
regiment of cavalry, and the Calling
gun squad OF the National Guard OF
New Mexico. The troops will camp over
night at Tesuque, and will return to
Santa Fe on Sunday.
At the Palace: J. Law, G. A. Carruth,
w. Colletsy, Antonito; Ed. Hartman,
Chama; w. s. Little, Cincinnati, o.;
S%ecundino Romero, Severe Baca, Las
Vegas; J. H. Elliott, Roswell; Otto A.
Mayer, st. Joseph: J.. P. Earickson,
John s. Clark, Las Vegas.
At the Bon-Ton: G. e. Morgan, L. r.
Sadler, Bland; Phil Senior, Florence,
Colo; William Mitchell, Joseph Gid
ner, viii Evans, Silverton, Colo; Pete
Fleming, Denver; B. J. Young, G. E.
Abbott, Red River.
"sulhvan's Troubles" will be aired at
the opera house on Wednesday evening
by the Atkinson comedy company. Man.
ager Dettlebach promises a comedy
treat upon the occasion.
Jose Maria Samoa has filed with the
probate clerk his patent from the Unit
ed States for a tract Of 100 acres under
the homestead law.
At the Exchange: Cant Sparks, Ada
Sparks, Willis, N. M; G. w. Sparks,
Rociada, N. NJ; J. H. Crist. Monero;
Jose Salazar y Ortiz, Chamita, N. M.
At the Palace: Frank A. Hubbell, AL
buquerque; A. A. Keen, Albuquerque;
E. A. Miera, Cuba, N. M; George F.
Albright, Harry F. Lee, Albuquerque;
T. H. MCGEE, Denver; e. J. Murray,
John I. Thompson, Andrews; w. s.
Hopewell, Colonel Harris, L.. Gales,
Hillsboro; c. F. Blackington, Socorro;
W. H. Jack, R. p. Barnes. Silver City;
George w. Pritchard, White Oaks; C.
G. Cr%uikshank, San Marcial; Elfego Ba-
ca, Socorro; H. D. Bowman, Eugene
Van Patten, W. H. Llewellyn, Las Cru
ces; Alexandra Sandoval, Albuquerque;
8. Caravan, Gallup, 8. H. Sutherland,
A~lamogordo; L. O. Fullen, Carlsbad; e.
N. Davis, Chicago; J. Macintosh, Mag
dalena; Nicolas Herrera, Albuquerque;
P. F. Garrett, Las Cruces; B. 8. Rodey,
Albuquerque; Marcelino Baca, Albu-
q~uerque; Jacobo A. Chaves, Los Lunas;
]. M. Griffin, Albuquerque; w. A.. Me-
Grew, Denver: A. b. Haca, socorro; o,
G. Watson, city.