Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-30
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Hand made scythes and axes at Goe-

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The library will be closed OH Wednes.
lay next the fourth of July.
Secure books today at the public
library, open from 2 to S, and z to
p. N.
The Santa Fe baseball team Is this
afternoon crossing bats with the Albu.
querque Browns at Albuquerque.
J. M. Foster, South Omaha; 8. Com
insky. Denver; J. M. McLeish. Chicago
ire among to-day's = ais in the city
Next Wednesday, July 4, there will bt
no edition OF the New Mexican In order
to give Its employees q chance to cele.
brate the national holiday.
Both of the incoming passenger trains
are late this evening-No. II on the
Santa Fe one hour and thirty minutes
late ond the D. & R. G. train one hou,
late.
The new train schedule on the Santa
Fe route takes effect at midnight. The
trains from the west will, however, run
IN the old schedule tomorrow and Mon.
lay evenings.
Antonio Romero was arrested this
morning by Deputy Sheriff R. G. Huber
He was indicted at the last session OF
the district court for assault and battery
but eluded arrest thus far.
There are $50 bicycles in use in Santa
Fe, and many Of these should be deco
rated and take part in the parade on
he Fourth.
Judge N. B. Laughlin has secured a
lease on the old palace rooms formerly
occupied by the territorial secretary,
md Is this afternoon moving his law
office there from the Griffin block.
Mrs. L. F. Lamblin, of Questa. came
n yesterday. registered at the Ex-
change and left this morning by stage
eor Bland to visit a son, who was hurt
by an explosion at the Albemarle mine
few days ago.
The annual custom of the faithful of
The Catholic church in proceeding to
The Rosario chapel to return with the
image of the blessed virgin will be OBJ
'erved tomorrow, the procession TAX
ing place at 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
John Daley, the old-time miner, well
known throughout the camps of Santa
Fe county, was brought to st. Vincent
hospital from Golden yesterday In a
very precarious condition. He has for
the past year been partially paraiyzed,
the result Of a fall in a mine shaft.
A. D. Whltson came in from Albu-
querque this forenoon, accompanied by
an agent, who will make headquarters
in this city for some time, taking orders
for Mr.. Whitson.
Gaynor Morris, q deaf and dumb boy
from Gallup, who has been attending
the territorial deaf and dumb school
here. departed for his home yesterday.
A placard on his breast. giving his name
and home, aided the railroad officials in
seeing that he made a correct change
of trains at Albuquerque.
The members Of the brass band COM
plain that subscribers to the plaza con-
cert fund are very dilatory in their pay
ments. These concerts are a great
source of attraction for visitors and in
every respect a benefit to the town that
citizens should cheerfully foster and en-
courage.
Mr.. v. B. Wilcox was in from Tesuque
valley this morning with wagon load
OF cherries which he retailed at ten
cents per pound. This seems to the
consumer On enormous price to pay for
cherries in country that lays claim to
being great fruit region, but this fruit
Is 50 extra large, fine and of luscious
flavor that nothing grown any whore
elsa compares with 1t and most people
appreciate It by paying the top notch
price,