Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-12
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

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painting the exterior of the Palace hotel,
the interior work having been all COM
pleted.
The Santa Fe Glee club will meet this
evening at 8 o'clock at its rooms in the
First National bank building.
Justice of the Peace j. M. Garcia, ex-
officio street supervisor, this forenoon
put a force of men to work in precinct
No. II to repair the roads.
Twenty-Five shares of the Cochiti Gold
Mining company stock were sold at the
Boston mining exchange at $7.ss per
share last week; par value $25.
The University extension class to
study prehistoric archaeology will be
permanently organized on Friday even
ing at a public meeting at the court
house.
1t is said that C. R. Huber, formerly
chief deputy under Sheriff Kinsell, is to
be appointed city marshal, vice 4. p.
Gable, resigned.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt club Of
this city has received a large supply of
very pretty campaign buttons, which
will be worn by members of the club
during the present campaign.
Republican precinct primaries in the
city to elect delegates to the Republican
county convention September goth will
be held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of
Wednesday, September Goth, 1900.
At the Bon Ton: Frank Walsh, Lead
vile, Colo; E. Stahlberg, Brazos, N. M;
August New, PaLa, H.; Fred c. Hall,
Jackson, Mich; Charles c. Pohle, Lead
vile, Colo.
At the Exchanges: T. N. Reynolds,
Monument Rock; George C. Haseltine,
FL Paso, Texas; d. c. McCrenman and
wife, Denver; John Hansan, Alamosa,
Colo.
A special communication of Monte.
yuma Lodge No. l A. f. & A. M. will be
held this evening at 1880 at the Masonic
Hall. Work in the degrees. Visiting
Masons cordially invited to attend.
The Santa Fe Filigree Manufacturing
company, N. M%ondragon, manager, is
turning out some exceedingly delicate
and fine gold filigree work these days,
for which there seems to be a ready sale.
At the Palace: r. P. Bechand, Gallup:
c. H. Strother, Denver; B. w. McCand-
less, AtchisOn; Charles A. Smith and
wife, Tres Piedras, N. M; George Bal
! version, Cripple Creek; F. H. Lounsbury,
]. E. Ennis, Denver; J. P. Earickson,
Las Vegas; j. f. Vaile, Denver; j. B.
Davis, city.
A party of Colorado miners cam in
last night over the D. & R. G. from Lead.
vile and left on the Santa Fe this morn
ing for Arizona. They say the altitude
there was too high and they determined
to seek a milder cline before winter set
In, and hence their migration south.
The New Mexico Woman's Suffrage
association met last evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. Abou, a score
of members were in attendance, and a
very interesting meeting was held. The
association will probably hold a conven-
ton at some time early next year during
the meeting of the legislature.
The territorial conventions of the Re-
publicans and of the Democrats meet
here on October Sd and 4th next. 1t is
very probably that the Republican con
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authorities should see to it that the city
is well policed and clean for those days.
that delegates may find clean and neat
streets, in place of dirty and ugly
thoroughfares.
f. H. L%ounsbury and j. E. Ennis, OF
the auditors department of the d. & R
g., arrived yesterday evening for the
purpose of checking up accounts and
transferring the station at this point
from Il. H. Mcbride to j. B. Davis. Mr..
Mcbride, who has been in charge here,
has been transferred to Chama and will
leave tomorrow to assume charge there.
His successor, Mr. Davis, has just ar
rived from Wichita and is a new man in
the employ of the d. & R. q.
Victoriano Casados, of this city, will
be married tomorrow morning at the
Guadalupe church to a lady from Ration.
At the Exchange: W. G. Ashdown,
Los Cerrillos; Frank Becker, Santa
Cruz; c. X. Shears, Las Vegas.