Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-06-16
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Door bells, cow bells, horse bells, sheep
| bells, at Goebel's.
The church of the Holy Faith and the
rectory of the church have been wired
for electric light.
At the Exchange: Miss Fanny Nc
Nulty, Cerrillos; W. R. Davis, Denver;
James Dudley, Mexico.
A 4O-foot truss extension ladder was
this morning added to the equipment of
the Santa Fe fire department. 1t is
new and strictly up to date. 1t cost
laid down $S5.
There will be an ice cream and straw
berry social on next Friday evening,
June %, at the residence of Mrs. H. S.
kinsell for the benefit of the M. E.
church. All are invited to come.
At the Bon Ton: F. E. Clothier,
Bland; r. M. Lauchean, F. G. Van
Houten, Denver; Fred Becker, Albu-
querque; Francisco Ortiz, Antonio Pine,
Chimayo; c. l.. Wentworth, Gallup
Rev. DR.. w. A. Cooper, of San Anto-
MO, Texas, and Rev. Mr.. Hyde will ex-
change places the last of this month.
Rev. Mr.. Cooper comes we'll recommend
ed and will doubtless succeed in the
work here.
Leo Hersch, the San Francisco street
grain merchant, forwarded about 12,-
900 pounds of general merchandise from
this city by wagons to the Albemarle
Mercantile company in the Cochiti
mining district during the past week.
City Marshal Pedro Delgado, who has
so far been unable to discharge the
duties of his official position On account
of a severe attack of inflammatory rheu-
matism. recently suffered relapse and
is again confined to his bed.
There will be no night services at the
Methodist church Sunday. Preaching
in the morning at II o'clock as usual.
In the evening the Methodists will unite
with the Episcopalians at their church,
in the patriotic service to be held there.
According to the church calendar,
Sunday, June II, tomorrow, is Corpus
Christi day. The usual beautiful and
imposing procession will pass through
the streets of the city of the Holy Faith
tomorrow forenoon and appropriate ser
vices will be held in the cathedral.
| f. c. Wesley, who served gallantly as
o sergeant In Captain Muller's famous
troop Of Rough Riders and had charge
of the New Mexican's presses for sew
eral years, has gone to Cripple Creek to
assume the duties of pressman in the
office of the Daily Times there.
| Visitors in the capital city all agree
that Santa Fes public park, with its
refreshing shade, luxuriant carpet OF
blue grass, comfortable and inviting
settees, magnificent bronze drinking
fountain and other fitting attractions, Is
the beauty spot of New Mexico.
julius Pearse, formerly chief of the
Denver fire department, came over from
Las Vegas yesterday and departed fol
his Colorado home over the narrow
gauge this forenoon. He pronounce.
the present equipment Of the Santa FL
fire department exceptionally complete
and efficient.
William Bolander, who has been en-
gagged in the harness and saddlery bust
ness in Santa Fe for many years, i
, sorely afflicted. Owing to the gradua
formation of cataracts in both eyes, h,
: is threatened with blindness. His man,
} friends sincerely hope that an operation
may avert such a dreadful calamity.
; Aaron Levy, brother of Jake Levy
, for many years a resident of Santa Fe
was recently married in Brooklyn, N
:, Y. According to the New York Journa
it was q social event of much more thai
ordinary moment. Abe Gold, of thi
city, was among the guests In attend
ance. The Levy Brothers are success
fully conducting the Arlington hotel a
' Bath Beach.
The Pine building. opposite the cathe
). dral, which is being torn down, was no
given to the Roman Catholic church
>, but was bought for 1t by Vicar Genera
}: P. Egulllon, the predecessor of Vica
: General A. Fourchegu. The building /
t being torn down because 1t had be
!. come unsafe. No plans have as yet bee
g made for building to be erected on tn
!, site.
!, The mail train from the east was re
z lported only twenty-five minutes late q
j. I3 o'clock this afternoon, and will prob
|ably reach Santa Fe about on time thi
y evening.
ri Plaza Concert.