Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-21
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Brooms and s%crubbing brushes at Goe

Brooms and scrubbing brushes at Goe-
bells.
A. M. Dettelbach today commenced
posting the new street and avenue signs.
At the Exchange: Wm. MOBILES, Pue-
bio; Jacob Klasner, Del Norte, Colo,
}. N. Wallace, C. P. Jones, Bland,
s. b. Warner & Co. today commenced
moving their furniture store and under
taking establishment to their new store
in the Catron block.
Thirty men left here via the D. & R. G.
this morning to 60 to work for Ormon &
Crook on the Texas Creek construction
force. Frank Romero was designated
to seek Others for the same labor to the
extent of 300 men.
! w. H. Goebel and family, who have
been quartered with Mrs. Donizetta
Woods since the burning of their home
on Saturday, today took up their abode
in four large rooms in the Catron block
over the GOebel store.
The Campbell Bros. circus is exhibit
ing in Las Vegas today and is booked
1t travels in a special train of ten cars.
The temporary city of tents will be
pitched on the vacant lots east of the
Santa Fe depot.
Fruit growers, gardeners and Belgian
hare breeders should begin now in pre-
pairing their choicest products for the
Horticultural fair which will take
place at Santa Fe, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September 26, s7 and %.
An electric storm broke over the city
and valley about 8 o'clock last night
and it rained for an hour, much to the
satisfaction of everybody. The storm
was heaviest down the valley, south
and west of the city, and will prove of
immense value to the fruit and corn
crop.
Captain W. e. Griffin and family did
not return from the Hot Sulphur springs
with Mr.. Sparks and family, but are
expected home tomorrow, having been
sent word respecting the condition of
JohL H Walker, Mrs. Gritlin's brother.
The message was taken ont by Hank
Fisher and William Burnley. who have
gone to the sulphurs for a ten days
visit.
Ellis Brownlee left on horse back this
morning for his home near Springerville,
Ariz. He has been here two weeks with
a bunch of horses and sold them all at
good figures. Sixteen head were sold to
the farmers in northern Santa Fe
county on Saturday, most of them being
taken by residents of Pojoaque and
Chimayo.
Thomas Bartlett and AL Stewart were
| in town from G1priafo of MON Nv
Stewards motherless babe, five months
old, died last night at Mrs. Cochran's
house at Glorieta, and they were in to
procure a casket in which the tiny form
will be buried tomorrow morning.
At the Palace: N! f. Hill, st. Louis;
l.. B. Spokesman, Kansas City; c. e.
Moor, Denver; Sam Dawson, Las We
gas; G. r. Smallwood, Dallas, Texas;
j. Law, Antonito; r. S. Waddles, st.
Joseph; Mrs. X. w. Hudson, Cam
bridge, Mass; Miss Bertha Bright,
Waltham, Mass; H. H. Coffin, Denver.
Under the law which requires that
two per cent of the premiums paid on
fire insurance shall go to the support
of the volunteer fire company in the
community where the business origi-
mates. Wuenschmann & Co. have paid
$216.11, the amount due by their agency,
into the hands of William Bolarder,
treasurer of the Santa Fe board Of fire
commissioners.
At the Bon Ton: John Burke, Frank
Lane, Ell Paso; Geo. B. Hue, Alamosa;
H. D.. Brooks, Rushville, Ind; Juan Or
tiz, Antonio Baca, Galisteo.