Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-28
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Razorine for duh razors, IS cents, at
GoebelS.
There will be no preaching services in
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Republicans are requested to attend
the meeting of the Republican club this
evening.
City Republicans will meet at the
court house tonight for the purpose of
organizing q campaign club.
At the Exchange: Ed Hartman and
wife, Chama; G. w. Archer, Cleveland;
J.. N. Brierty. Bland; John w Froth-
bingham, Kansas City; John Judson,
Denver.
Miss Riga Corts, n of the prettiest
of the Harvey house maids at Lamy,
has married e. Heckel, a travelling
mia.
Joseph Spence, a Lincoln county
stockman, passed up the Santa Fe rail-
road this week on his way to New
York and Europe, where he will visit
the Paris exposition.
By request of John p. Victory, COM
| mander of Carleton Post, G. A. H., all
members of that body will assemble at
2:30 tomorrow afternoon to attend the
funeral of the late George r. Ambrose.
The Woman's Board of Trade pur-
poses giving a plaza fete on the night
of August 9, which promises to be even
more attractive than that Of last year,
which was SO pleasantly and success
fully conducted.
Romulo Martinez, who has been in the
city several weeks, looking after his
Indian depreciation claims, left this
forenoon for Santa Cruz. He now makes
that point his headquarters, residing
with his nephew, Pablo Martinez.
Hon. w. H.. Pope's troupe of juvenile
campers and the Calling gun squad re-
turned late this afternoon from their
camping expedition in the picturesque
Santa Fe canon. The boys all agree
that they had a most enjoyable time.
The gymnasium club for ladies will
be organized on Mondays forenoon at
10 o'clock at the catsqfaqnnasium on
the east side Of the rAa16s All ladies,
even if they do not intend to join the
class, are cordially invited to attend the
meeting.
Tobias Lujan, of Taos, sheep raiser,
is here on business. Although there has
been no rain lately, and there is no wa
ter to spare, he reports crops and stock
in good condition, and that crops of
wheat, hay, corr and fruit will be good.
Hon. J. M. C. Chaves and most IF the
Chama valley people who We're here all
week left at noon to-day for their re-
spective homes. The hearing of the
partition suit in the matter of the
Plaza Colorado grant before A. B. Rem
chan, referee, was continued to August
s, when other claimants will be heard.
J. s. Troup. of Concordia, Kan, who
is visiting the city, states that that
state will this year harvest between
80, 200, 900 and 100, 600, 900 bushels of
wheat, and as for the corn crop, it is
so large that nobody has yet had time
to estimate it in bushels.
Ale SFOuHuS ABOUT the faldCe nO[el
will be finely improved as soon as Pro-
prietor Vaughn can get to this. New
carpets and other furniture have been
ordered for the hotel, and in six weeks
it will be the best hotel in New Mexico,
excepting, perhaps, the Montezuma, at
the Las Vegas Hot Springs.
A deep and genuine interest in all
pertaining to the development of
mines In the Santa Fe mountains is
evinced by the merchants and business
men of the city generally. The New
Mexican will cheerfully give space to
the publication of all news on the sub |
ject obtained from reasonably trust
worthy sources.
In the absence of the adiutant gene
raj Governor Otero this afternoon EN-.
powered Major Frederick Muller to call
out the band, cavalry troop, infantry
and Gatling gun squad I'd attend the
funeral of George F. Ambrose at 3 p. m !
tomorrow. The soldiers are to meet at
their respective armories at gao o'clock
p. m.
Lewis Wardwell, of Navajo Springs,
is here with a bunch of horses, rs in
number, which he has quartered In the
old government corral.
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