Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-26
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

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quire at the New Mexican office. tin
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. II
S. Lutz is very ill with congesti.~ ~ OF
the lungs.
Watch night services will be held in
st. Johns Methodist Episcopal churcl
on New Years V
The Charles Wagner Furniture Cem-
pany to-day received a car load OF
cooking utensils and other hardware.
A splendid Christmas DINNER was
served at the Palace hotel yesterday,
and was attended by about 100 persons,
A number of young people enjoyed
skating yesterday on the mill pond Just
below the reservoir in Santa Fe amen.
A number of street rows occurred yas-
terday on account of the too earnest
celebration of Christmas in a corvivial
way.
In the future the prayer meeting at
the Methodist church will be he't On
Thursday night instead of Wednesday
night.
The crossings and sidewalk of Dan
Gaspar avenue, ON the way to the cap
, itol, should receive attention befose The
legislature meets.
AT the Exchange: c. H. Jones, Lea
Jones, Alberto Valdez, Ocate; Mrs. $. T.
Valdez, Springer; A. %Scheurich, Taos;
]. c. Olney, Durango.
The weather moderated very much
yesterday, and the day was an IDEAL
Christmas day for this southern c'imt--
mild. clear1and inv%igorating.
i On Monday evening the Lyra club
gave a dance ait Gray's hall. Another
dance will be given on New Years eve.
Local express company and postoff!c,
| employees were kept more than busy the
| past few days on account of the Christ
mas rush of letters and parcels.
Probate Clerk Atanasio Romero to-
day recorded a deed by Lilly A. Nc
| James E. lode in the Cerrillos district.
Consideration, $4,000.
The meeting of the educational asso-
citation in the supreme court room OF
the capitol this evening will commence
| promptly 1T 7:3O O'Clock, and should be
largely attended by local citizens.
At the Bon-Ton: r. j. Lane, New
York; Alexander Gray, Jr.. Washing.
| ton; Fl. r. Johnson, Rafael Gallego5,
Las Vegas; Charles Haines, Ration. c.
Fl. Jones, Lea Jones, Ord, Neb.; Arthur
Holden, Denver; Agustin Avila, Tres
Piedras; Leonardo Valdez, Taos.
Abe Gold, proprietor of the Old Gu
riosity Shop, in accordance with all Az
nual custom, remembered the New
Mexican force with a box of "Perfec-
tos' as his Christmas greeting and an
acknowledgment of the good tha- Tie
New Mexican is doing the community
and it's business men. especially those
who advertise like Mr.. Gold does.
AT the Palace: Carl A. Dalies, Be!en;
George c. Berleth and wife, city; Gao.
Fl. Balm, Roswell; Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Hill, city; James j.. Sweeney and wife,
Lillian Clarke. Greensboro, KY; Cloyd
M. Chapman, Dolores; J. H. Dunn and
4 VIE, A1LsS IlilLlllC Will, lily l. dllIllC
| Witt, N, F. King and wife, William,
Price and wife, city; ]. F. Common, Don
| yer; 7. G. Saxon, Alamosa; George
Saxon, Chama; Edgar L. Hewett and
| wife, David L.. Arnold and wife, *. VI.
Chapman, Las Vegas; Charles L.. Tllay-
| or and wife. Chicago; A. A. Keel, Al
| huquerque; H. S. Simons, Denver; II, j.
Rogers, Denver; S. H. Fields, st. j.
seph; A. Mcintyre and wife, Buckmaa.
r. Davidson, Las Vegas; c. A. Carruth.,
Antonito; Charles L. Arnell, Alamosa;
w. w. S%nodgrass, Alamosa; Ed Fart
man, Chama; w. T. Clark, Washington,
D. c.: A. T. Bailey and wife, Mrs. A. F.
Bailey, j. F. Sullivan, Denver: E. u.
Beauchamp and Charles Allen, Ell Paso;
John V. Miller, Dolores; Frederick w.
Sanders, Mesilla Park; c. M. Light.
Silver City; e. P. Childs, G. Z. Hodgin,
E. B.. Spiers, A. Stroup, M. J. Purdue,
Charles r. Nicholson, M. E. Hickey, AL
buquerque; D. M. Richards, Addie Clay
ton, Rebecca Brown, Gallup; NJ ami
Mrs. George H. Wallace, city.
Train No. 1 on the Santa Fa railroad
from the east is three hours late this
evening. The branch train for Lamy
| did not leave until sis p. M.
The public is invited to attenl tho. re-
ception to be given the visiting teachers
at the home of Hon. and Mrs. II. j.
Catron this evening.
Henry Alarid, who has returned from
the Indian government school at Chill
Coco, will open a shoemaker shop in this
city tomorrow.
The official board of the Methodist
church will meet after the close Of The
prayer meeting tomorrow night.
Thermometers this noon indicated s6
degrees in the sun.