Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-19
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Tonight is the regular meeting night

Tonight is the regular meeting night
for the city council.
Special meeting of Santa Fe lodge No.
2, X. Of P, tonight. Work in degrees.
Afternoon tea and Mexican chocolate,
Tuesday afternoon in the Library rooms.
Republican primaries at precinct No.
4 will be held Tomorrow ait 4 p. m. at
the house of Evaristo Lucero, neal the
capitol building.
In precinct 3 the Republican prima-
ries will be held at the house of Benigno
Muniz, on College street. The meeting
will be called to order at 7 o'clock p. m.
Letters addressed to Mrs. William
Herbert Smith, 50 Morningside Park,
New York City, and to Mrs. Valentine
Lucero, Cabeson, N. M, are held at the
postoffice for postage. A postal card
without address Is also held.
Republican primaries in precincts 4,
II and IS at 4 p. m. tomorrow, Tues
day. In precinct II the primaries will
be held at fireman's hall; in precinct IS
at the court house.
I. Sparks, manager of the local tele-
phone company, to-day placed tele-
phones in the office Of Register of the
Land Office M. r. Otero, and at his res
idence.
Desiderio Gonzales was arrested this
forenoon by Deputy Sheriff Huber on
the charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by Albino Garcia. He also ar
rested Ignacio Garcia this afternoon for
being drunk.
Patronize the W. B. L. & L. A., Tues
day afternoon in the Library rooms, 3
to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Steele, the teacher of the Indian
pueblo school at Tesuque, is making
great progress with her pupils. She
lives at the pueblo and her presence has
resulted in the Indian children being
dressed neatly and Clearly and their
homes being beautifed in various ways.
Pedro Ortiz was rearrested Saturday
evening by Deputy Sheriff Huber on a
charge of assault and battery with
words, and was lodged in the county
Jail. He will be given a hearing this
afternoon before Justice Jose Maria
Garcia.
Several well-known Democrats say
they will participate in Republican
meetings tomorrow in order Ito stir up
strife and make trouble in Republican
ranks. These men are known, however,
and will not have much to say, aus they
will find out when the time
Several mtalcontenrts will endeavor to
precipitate rows at the Republican pri-
matries tomorrow, but Sheriff Kinsell
proposes to have none OF that, and will
have a sufficient force Of deputies ready
for any and all emergencies. He be-
lieves that prevention Is better than
cure, and has the support OF all law
abiding and good citizens in the matter.
Sheriff Kinsell desires 1t distinctly
understood that the practice of carry
ing concealed weapons will not be al
lowed, and that he will arrest every
person found with a pistol. There are
some mem who have transgressed the
law and are transgressing it now. These
are we'll known, and will be searched
and Jailed if pistols are found on them.
Special or regular city policemen have
NO right whatever to carry pistols. Sew
eral violators of the law are known
now, and their cases will be brought be-
fore the grand jury that meets mex
roop+h IN +hia county.
Mrs. w. s. Goldworthy, who was a
resident of Santa Fe six years ago, died
last week ait Prescott, Ariz. Her re-
mains were taken to Goddard, Kan,
where burial was made. Mrs. Cold
worthy was a sister Of Mrs. John Olin-
ger, also for a number of years a resi-
dent in this city. Mrs. Goldworthy
passed through Santa Fe a few months
ago ON her way to Prescott.