Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-23
Open day and night at the Bon-Ton.
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

1He Dahl wagon ledus IuoIu ali dG
Goebel's.
Electric lights will soon be placed in
church.
Regular meeting of the W. B. 7. 81
l.. A., Monday, at 2:30 p. IN.
The cherry orchards of the city never
looked finer than at present.
1t is understood that the city council
will hold a special meeting tonight.
A prayer meeting will be held this
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. Hogle.
Deputy Sheriff C. r. Huber went over |
to the Meadow city this morning on
official business.
Mrs. Haight, who is seriously i'll, ar
rived at st. Vincent's hospital from AL
buquerque this morning.
The west-bound mail train IN the
Santa Fe railroad is reported thirty
minutes late this afternoon.
Several car loads of cement have been
received for use in the construction of
walks in the capitol grounds.
E~ighty-two persons went up to San
Juan this forenoon on the regular Den
yer & Rio Grande passenger train.
A special Odd Fellows service at St.
Johns Methodist church tomorrow
night. Also, farewell services of Rev.
A. A. Hyde.
The refreshing rains of yesterday
afternoon and evening wonderfully
frightened up the orchards and gardens
of the capital city.
The Great Republic mining company
will resume active work on the Monte
yuma gold claim at Monument Rock,
about nine miles up Santa Fe anon, on
the first Of the week.
About SO brothers and students of St.
Michael's college, including the excellent
college band, went up to San Juan on
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad this
forenoon and will return on the excur.
sion train tomorrow evening.
Father f. c. Roy will arrive at the
sanitarium tomorrow evening and will
Immediately open the annual retreat
for the Sisters of Charity. Ten sisters
from Colorado and different parts of
New Mexico will join the sisters in the
retreat here.
Every day adds fresh assurances that
the annual convention and tournament
| of the volunteer tiremen of New Mexico,
to be held in Santa Fe on July 8, 1 and
5, will be a grand success. The local
tiremen are working tremendously and
enthusiastically in the good cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Abbott and their
son, Grover, returned to their home in
the Cochiti mining district yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Abbott has bonded his
one-third interest in the Little Mollie
mine to J.. H. Vaughn, of this city, on
mutually satisfactory terms. Mining
experts pronounce this one of the most
promising mining claims In the Cochiti
district.
Present indications are that 500 peo-
pie will leave Santa Fe In the morning
on the magnificent Denver & Rio Grande
excursion train bound for the annual
indian feast at San Juan. The train
will pull out at 8 o'clock in the morning
and will return about z O'clock In the
evening. General Agent Helm has
made every possible provision to ensure
the comfort of those who participate in
the pleasures of the excursion. Tickets
for the round trip may be procured in
advance at Ireland's for $l.:5. Fill
your lunch basket and join the party.
There will be two professions in the
City of the Holy Faith tomorrow. In
the Virgin Mary will be carried in pro-
cession from the Cathedral to Rosa
rio chapel in fulfllment of the vow the
Spanish general made when he recon
| quered Santa Fe from the Pueblo In
dams in 1892. In the forenoon the Cor
pus Christi procession of Guadalupe
church will march through the princi-
| pal streets on the south side.
Charles Wagner has received 100
yards of substantial and beautiful new
carpet for the hall Of the Knights Of
Pythias in this city. The emblems Of
the order are woven into the fabric Of
the carpet. The hall is being freshly
painted and papered throughout. When
the improvements are completed 1t will
be one of the prettiest lodge rooms in
the territory.
Frank Plomteaux, foreman of the On
derdonk goat ranch at Lamy, attended
a lodge meeting in Santa Fe last even
ing and returned home this forenoon.
He reports that the natural increase of
the 5000 goats at the Onderdonk ranch
has been fully IS per cent this season.
The prizes for the handsomest deco
rated vehicles in the parade at the COM
ing firemen's tournament will be on ex-
hibition at the store Of 8. Spite on Mon
day morning. The prizes selected are an
elegant silver tea set and a cut-glass
and silver fruit dish.
At the Bon-Ton: Simon Romero, Po-
joaque; Joseph Ripple, Simon Ortiz,
Albuquerque; Antonio Romero, Juan
Madril, Lamy; George Burns, Las We
gas; Gus Johnson, FL ,Paso; Martin
Wells, Las Cruces.
At the Exchange: Frank Plomteaux,
Lamy; Charles Klemt, San Antonio; A.
Bowles and wife, Mrs. T.. O. Mayf1eld,
Buchanan: w. Van Allen, wife and two
children, Bland; A. Bowles, Stanley,
Ark; Alexander Gray, Philadelphia.
Among the recent arrivals in the city
are: f. M. Pross, of Denver; j. w.
Lightbody, Chicago; J. B. Murphy,
Denver; E. M. Cosmer, Trinidad; w.
G. Franklin. Albuquerque; M. Well, st.
Louis; j.. M. McLeish, Chicago.
]. T. Steele will leave for Leaven-
worth, Kan, tonight, accompanying
Samuel Summers, an old veteran. to the
soldiers home there. Mr.. Summers has
been an almost helpless invalid at st.
| Vincent's hospital in this city for six
years.