Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-14
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Oroide ~rustless carpet tacks at Goebers.
Rally and meeting of the Mckinley
and Roosevelt club at the court house to-
morrow evening.
Notary's and all kinds of official seals
can be had at very low figures at the
New Mexican printing Office.
The Albuquerque Citizen says that no
| census enumeration visited the Ago
dones precinct in Bernalillo county.
Joseph Moses, Kansas City: Chas. F.
Wade, Omaha; VIM. Ferry, Pueblo; are
among today's arrivals at the Exchange, |
The weather is exceedingly dry, the
humidity yesterday being only : per
cent, remarkably low even for New
Mexico.
Word comes from Galisteo that Fa-
cundo r. Pine, county school superin-
tendent, who has been i'll, is slowly i'm
proving.
Damacio Chavez and Juan Padilla,
with their families, moved to Hobart
Yesterday, having obtained employment
on Hon. E. F. Hobart's fruit ranch.
1t is reported that the census in pre-
cintS Nos. 3 and 10 in this county was
not properly taken and that report
thereof has been made to the director
of the census.
Robert Helbig, the dairyman, was as
Saulted by a vicious bull on Saturday |
evening and had a narrow escape for his
life. His left arm was broken in two
places.
The New Mexican is filling many Or
derS for engraved cards de visite. The
New Mexican Office takes orders for all
kinds of engraving work at reasonable
figures, guaranteeing frst-class work.
The grounds contained within the old
Masonic and Odd Fellows cemetery
should be sold and cut up into building
lots. Such it is believed would have a
ready sale. This is the opinion of many
citizens.
The mass meeting at the court house
tomorrow evening under the auspices
of the Mckinley and Roosevelt club will
be addressed by eloquent speakers in
English and Spanish. Speaking will
commence promptly at 8 o'clock.
Among the candidates for the Repub-
lican nomination for county clerk so far
are mentioned: Atanasio Romero, pres
ent incumbent; Ambrosio Ortiz and II.
). Clancy. 1t is also said that the pres
ent assessor, Telesforo Rivera, will be a
candidate for denomination.
U%nfavOrable comment has been made |
by citizens upon the action of the city |
authorities for allowing hose and noz-
zles to lie in the gutter for several days
at the Ortiz corner The fire apparatus
should have been cleaned and placed in
the fire house after the fire.
w. d. Kerr has returned from Albu.
querque, where he has been for q week |
in attendance at the bedside of his |
mother. in-law, Mrs. c. D. Griffin. She
is very low, suffering from cancer of the
stomach, and it is not expected that she
can survive many days.
From the representative of q st. Louis
firm Charles Wagner yesterday pur-
chased a large and complete undertaker's |
outfit and stock and will open for bust |
ness at the old stand of the Wagner
Furniture company about the 1st, L. p.
Gable is to have charge of the under |
taking department.
The meeting of the Republican
territorial central committee tomor-
row to determine upon the date and
place for holding the territorial conven.
ton to nominate a delegate to congress,
will be largely attended by Republican
leaders, most of whom will stay over fori
the Republican mass meeting at the
court house In the evening.
At the Palace: w. e. Cox and wife
and Mrs. s. J. Cannon. Alamosa; Mrs.
Alfred Grunsfeld. Albuquerque: B. r.
Laughlin, Espanola; Ray M. Thomas,
Alamosa; M. Redington, Chama; G. H.
sitter, Alamosa; s. B. Hess, city; DR..
Nathan T.. Boyd, J. r. Torpey, Las
Cruces; A. r. Parrish, haywood, Ill.
The drawing for the articles ratified
off for the benefit of the Womans board
of trade took place at the New Mexican
office Monday nightin the presence of
many spectators. The vase was drawn
by No. z, Mr.. James d. Hughes, holder.
The water color picture was drawn by
No. 4s, j.. H. Vaughn, holder. The
chair was drawn by No. 80, Mrs. b.
SeIigman, holder.