Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-04
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Axes, hammers and hatchets at Goe

bells.
Ice cream and cake In the plaza
Thursday night for 25 cents.
Perfecto Esquibel, ex-sheriff of Rio
Arriba county, and a prominent citizen,
is here on business.
The train from the south and the west
on the Santa Fe railroad was three
hours late this afternoon. ....
Hilario Sandoval, well-known and
wealthy resident Of Albuquerque, is
here for the benefit of his health.
At the Exchange: w. Y. Schinzler,
Ojo Caliente; Charles Hunt, San Anto-
nio, Tex; T. N. Reynolds, Monument
Rock.
Justice of the Peace J. M. Garcia. in
his capacity of road supervisor in pre-
cint No. II, will commence work on the
roads of that precint next Wednesday.
There will be a meeting Of the board
Of education in regular monthly session
1T the superintendent Office next Mon
lay evening at 8 o'clock sharp. Every
member should attend.
Prof. ]. A. Wood will meet all who
stitute for two weeks next Monday
morning at 9 o'clock at the high school
room in the Third ward.
Mrs. Mary r. &s'eats, now on her way
east to fill engagements for lectures for
two years will speak In the M. E. church
tomorrow, Sunday, evening. She is
deservedly popular where ever she has
been In the United States and Is a great
favOrite in Santa Fe. In view of the
recent heavy bereavement which has
come to her family 1t is hoped by her
friends that the silver offering which is
asked for In the collection will be as
large as each individual can afford.
The harvest of the first crop of alfal-
ia at the water company farm has been
finished, and amounts to 500 tons, which
has been baled and is now being hauled
to town and stored. Considering that
no water has been drawn from the city
supply reservoir for irrigation of the
farm this season. this is regarded as a
good crop. During the remainder of the
year the farm will be used for pastur-
age purposes.
The meeting for the organization of
the proposed Mckinley and Roosevelt
club will be called to order this evening
1T the court house at o'clock. The
committee on permanent organization
will report, and permanent officers will
probably be elected. Every Republican
should make it his duty to attend the
meeting.
The attractions In the plaza next
Thursday night will rival those OF
present day street fair, or of ye olden
time county fair. The wandering
Gypsies are sure to tell you something
to your advantage, while at the Gypsy
tent, for 25 cents your full fortune will
be told BY one OF the most renowned
fortune tellers of the country. She has
been induced to favor this ancient city
Of Santa Fe, especially for this occasion.
Your only opportunity to consult her
will be at the fete.
At the Palace: T. P. Sauermen, Den
yer; Jose A. Baca, Jr.. and wife. Las
Vegas; M. M. Reddington, C. A. Car
ruth, John Law, Antonito; B. T. Laugh
lin, Denver; Levi Friedman, r. B. Lam
genberg, st. Louis; B. s. Baker and
wife, Omaha.
A call has been issued for a meeting
Of the horticultural society and all in
terested in the horticultural fair. The
meeting will take place on Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the office of
Judge N. B. Laughlin.
Troop e, 1st cavalry, now composed
OF 40 members, will proceed to the foot
hills Of old Fort Marcy tomorrow
morning for y practice drill and target
shoot. Captain Griffin Is handling his
men admirably and has stirred up
friendly rivalry among them that can
but result In benefit to the national
guard service.
Samuel Wright, the well known
pioneer miner, so long a resident at
Golden, is now sojourning at Hillsboro,
and gradually recovering from on attack
of paralysis with which he has been
afflicted for nearly year.
Santa Fe will hold no street fair this
year, but the w. B. T. & T.. A., will
give plaza fete Thursday night Of next
week.
Mrs. White, mother OF Mrs. Josephin
DuChemin, who has been seriously III
with hear. trouble, is better today.
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