Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-13
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

The ala hotel was with
guests to-day.
Rev. Paul Gilberton, chaplain of the
penitentiary, will visit the convicts this
evening, and will preach to them to-
morrow forenoon at 8 o'clock.
At the Exchange: q. C. Mccullough,
Monero; M. II. Jackson and wife, Paw
nee City, Mo-; Estolano S. Garcia, El
Carnero; T. J. Garfield, San Francisco.
The Woman's Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will give a bean
supper on Tuesday, October 16, at the
old palace, supper beginning at 6
o'clock.
At the Bon-Ton: Maxine Mayeux'
Galisteo; Jose F. Gonzales, Wagon
Mound; Nicolas Quintana, Ramon
Quintana, Pojoaque; G. w. Berger, Du-
range; Richard Romero.
Much complaint is heard as to the in
security and hardness of the mail serv-
ice between this city and Taos. The
postoffice authorities should look into
the matter and remedy it speedily.
Five Pojoaque citizens were in town
to-day on legal business or for shopping
purposes. They were David Quintana,
the venerable justice of the peace OF
Pojoaque; Prudencio Lucero, Georgia
Garcia, Nicolas Quintana and Ramon
Quintana.
Alphonso Dockweiler picked three cal
loads Of apples on his Tesuque ranch
this fall. He has one car a of Der
Davis, one car load of Royal jeanette
and the third car load is composed OF
about a dozen varieties.
The city administration seems to be
able to do but little except to dabble ir
politics. In place of improving the side.
walks and placing them in such condi.
life and limb, council meetings are ia
ken up with useless discussions mostly
Three thousand copies of Ell Nuevt
Mexicano were issued this week, ant
will be distributed all over the terri
tory. This paper is the best campaign
document in the territory, and is doing
the Republican party and it's candidate
for congress great good.
There will be an oratorical media
contest in the Methodist church mex
Thursday evening, October Is, to which
all are cordially invited. A liberal col
lection will be appreciated, as the ad'
mittance will be free. Program or
Wednesday.
The good citizens of Santa Fe are ap.
proving the course of the New Mexican
in this campaign. Irrespective of party
they want tickets composed of good
honest and respectable men placed ir
the field to be voted on November 6
The New Mexican will do it's level bes'
to obtain this end.
City Marshal Frank Gonzales Y Bacf
$ doing good work in having the streets
cleaned up. This officer wants to do hi:
duty. All those liable to poll tax fol
road purposes should pay this tax OF
furnish a man to work on the roads az
the law requires. With this help thu
city marshal will be able to do mucf
toward improving the streets and keep.
ing them clean.
Every day the New Mexican sends
out from five to twenty extra copies ir
answer to inquiries concerning Santa
Fe and the territory. Thus this paper
works daily for the advertising and ad.
vancement of this city and of the terri.
tory. This work entails expense, but
tbn Nav Mav;oon GLADLY hao yc thic fny
the general good. But people should
appreciate this good work by support
ing the paper by subscriptions, adver-
tisements and job work.
Menu for Dean supper Tuesday night:
Cold ham and tongue, Boston baked
beans, white and brown bread, salad,
pickles, celery, and hot coffee. All for
25 cents.
At the Palace: B. S. Rodey, Albuquer-
que; o. Lamb, Baltimore; B.. G. Wilson
and wife. Las Vegas; J. B. F. Reynolds
and wife, Denver; U. S. Hollister and
wife. Miss Smiley, Denver; Mrs. Ziegen-
fielder. Ohio; w. T. Kirkpatrick, Du-
range; Mrs. M. P. Jenkins, Eda L. Hub
bard, Clint, Tex; R. F. McKisson.
Council Bluffs, Ia; Alex. Adams, De-
troit; c. A. C%arruth, Antonito; G. H.
Stiers, D. & r. G.; J. Law, Antonito;
John S. Clark, Cleofas Romero, Charles
A. Spiess, Las Vegas; A. S. Sailors,
Kansas City; F. H. MCGEE, B. B. Buell.,
Denver; r. Sauerwein, Denver.
The Republican primaries in this city
in precincts 3 and 4 will be held at 4
p. m. on Wednesday next, and in pre-
cincts II and IS at 2 p. m. same day. The
county convention will be held on Sat-
urday next. This was the result of a
meeting of the Republican county COM
mittee this forenoon in the Office of
Hon. r. B. Catron.
Carrick Shannon, last evening, in 60
ing home, sank down unconscious on
upper Palace avenue, about 200 yards
from his home. 1t took foul hours to re-
vive him. This afternoon he was re-
ported considerably improved.
Charles Attacks, a health-seeker at
the sanitarium, who celebrated his
twenty-fourth birthday anniversary on
Tuesday, is very low, and is not ex-
pected to recover.
The City Council.
The city council met last evening and
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