Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-27
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Hunters improved flour sifters at
Goebel's.
William Bigelow, Amity, Colo;
James Jones, Deming; Charles Powers,
La Junta; VIM. Fowler, Del Norte; L.
B. Marsh, Red Cloud, Neb.; Richard
Armstrong, Denver; ]. M. Biglow, Chi
cago, are at the Exchange.
Very excellent samplesI of the artistic
tiling which the penite ltiary is now
turning out are on exhibition at the
Palace hotel and other places in the
city.
Denizens of Palace avenue note with
pleasure that the material is at last
upon the ground for the completion OF
the pavement in front of the sena
block.
his morning between two young men
on account of some fancied grievance
they bore toward each other. Blood
was split this morning and another en-
counter is looked forward to in the flu
ture.
A great throng of people were out to
enjoy the plaza concert last evening.
Prof. Perez men seemed to be on their
mettle and the excellent program was
rendered in such a manner as to gain
applause from the listeners.
At the Bon-Ton: F. A. Elliott, Albu-
querque; F. DeCamp. Gallup; Celso Ba-
ca, Manuel Chaves y LucerO, Santa Ro-
sa; Crecencio M~anzanares, Las Vegas;
George Moskerva, Madrid; Thomas
Murray, Cerrillos; John Burton, Albu-
querque. '
The New Mexico horticultural So
! ciety will meet at the office of Hon.
l.. 3. Prince at 1880 this evening. Mat
tiers pertaining to the approaching fair
are to be discussed. A general invita-
ton is extended to all who are interested
in fruit growing and kindred pursuits.
Ladies especially are invited.
In a friendly scrimmage with q party
of companions who were on q trip up the
canon yesterday Frank Dettelbach came
very near losing an BYE. He was struck
with a pointed stick which lacerated the
eyelid so severely that for a time it was
thought he had sustained permanent in
jury.
Three OF the buds on Mrs. Cross night
blooming cereus on exhibition at
Fischer's drug store, opened last even
ing and during and after the plaza
concert a great many people called to
admire the beautiful blossoms. Three
other buds on the plant are expected to
unfold tonight.
G. d. Nichols has gone on q prospect
ing trip In the Pecos mountains about
P%ecoslOwn. Parties who are considered
reliable brought in from that locality
con,n Anot mold rnCE thok runS nhnnf
$4,000 to the ton, being filled with gold
visible to the naked eye and rich enough
to arouse anybody's admiration. Mr.,
Nichols has gone out in hopes of locat'
ing the ledge.
At the Palace: Roy G. Jones, Bal
timore; George M. Biggs, Las Vegas; j,
s. Campbell, Monte Vista; w. H. Jack,
Silver City; Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Appellate
Robert Appellate, George G. Appellate
Pittsburg, Pa; Cloyd M. Chapman,
Dolores; j. c. Wilmouth, GAINESVILLE,
Wis; H. C.. Avis, st. Louis; A. c. Craig
and wife, Philadelphia.
Miss Scott, a daughter of Mrs. M. G.
Long, recently became mentally de.
ranged and Judge McFie directed that
she be transferred, for a time at least
to the asylum at Las Vegas. Captain
W.. f. Griffin left for Las Vegas yester
day morning having the young woman
in charge, Sheriff Kinsell designating
him as special deputy for the occasion
The insurance adjusters are today
talking business to Walker & Co. witt
a view to adjusting the slight damage
done their store room by the Ortiz fire
They will take up the Ramona schoo
fire tomorrow.
Max Knodt has retired from the San
Jose Meat Market and Fred Muller &
Co. are noW the owners thereof with
Herman Claussen in charge of the books