Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-19
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Little brown jug filters at Goebels S.
The west and south bound trains on
the Santa Fe railroad are reported on
time this afternoon.
The preliminary hearing of Andre C.
Larivee, who pleads guilty to robbing
the safe of the Palace hotel on Sunday
night, has been postponed until the 30th
of June.
, City Marshal Pedro Delgado, who has
| for weeks been confined to his house.
i, suffering from "A severe attack of intam-
matory rheumatism, was able to be out
on the streets this afternoon.
! Owing to the limited seating capacity
of the hall at st. Michael's college. there
will be no admission to the commence
ment exercises tomorrow evening except
by ticket. No tickets will be sold at the
door.
The game of baseball yesterday after
noon between the Santa Fe team and
the Indian boys, on the grounds of the
latter at the United States Indian school,
was witnessed with much interest
by about $50 spectators and was really a
good game. The score was : to 10 in
favor of the Santa Fe team. The fea-
lures were the batting of W. Parsons
and f. Otero, and the pitching of David
Shoemaker.
General Agent Helm, Of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad, has ordered sew
eral additional coaches from the north
to accommodate the large crowd of
people who have indicated their inten-
tion to participate in the pleasure of
the excursion to the Indian feast at San
Juan on Sunday. The fare for the
round trip from Santa Fee has been fixed
at S1.25.
The annual commencement exercises
of st. Michael's college will take place
tomorrow night. Similar exercises will
occur at Loretto academy on Thursday
evening.
Cosme Alarid has resigned as one of
the assistant janitors of the territorial
capitol building, and his son. Manuel
J. Alarid, has been appointed by the
custodians of the building to fill the va
cancy thus created.
Canuto Alarid, %janitor of the county
court house, is seriously i'll at his home
afflicted with kidney trouble. Cosm'
Alarid is temporarily performing thu
duties of %janitor in place of the sicl
man.
At the Bon-Ton: w. K. Newcomb
George Connors. j. C. Aimes, Durango
William Colleton, +. G. Burton, Antoni
to: Thomas Walsh. Alamosa; Juan Ma
drill, S. Romero, Pojoaque.
At the Exchange: Mrs. George
Wheat, East Las Vegas; H. f. Finney
Chicago; N. Brake, New York; Ike H
%rillos: C. A. Carruth. Alamosa; Charlie
Grohe, Telluride.
Rosario Martinez de Romero, wife o
Rafael Romero, died quite suddenl,
. yesterday of cholera morbus, and wa
buried from Guadalupe church thi
forenoon. The deceased was about 6
years old, and was much respected.
The protracted hearing of the case o
Edward Miller VS.. Alphonso Dockweile
ct AL, before Judge w. Fl. Whitemar
referee to take testimony, has been ad
iourned until next Monday. Waite
rights on the Rio Tesuque are involved
Attorney b. NJ. Read has filed an ap
plication for a pension in behalf of Mrs
Michael McCabe, for many years a resi-
dent of Santa Fe, and now living in Lo
Angeles. He has also undertaken t
complete the application for pensio
made by the late Michael McCabe prio
to his death.
Many complaints are being mat
against some of the police officers fc
pr~omiscuously shooting dogs on TT
public streets. The practice Is not onl
needlessly brutal. but endangers huma
I life. The only proper method of oil:
posing of unlicensed dogs is to lass
- them and kill them in a pound provide