Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-27
MINOR CITY TOPICS,

Thermometers this noon indicated IS
| degrees in the sun.
At the Exchange: Ed, O'Hara, Ala
mosa; Charles Burch, Denver.
Square Chickering piano for sale. In
quire at the New Mexican office. TIN
James Spivy, jailer at the county Jail,
is able to be about again after a long
illness.
Aletter addressed to Billie Clarke, Col
orado, is held at the postoff1ce for more
explicit directions.
C. E. Beinert, ticket agent at the San
ia Fee depot, will be transferred in a
few days to a main line station.
The board Of trustees of the deaf and
dumb asylum provided a good Christ
mas dinner and celebration for the chill
dren of the asylum.
The probate court will hold a session
on Saturday, unless Judge j. A. Lucero
is not we'll enough, hen the session
win be held on Monday to wind up the
years business.
New Year is almost at the door, and
no steps have been taken for building
a sidewalk and crossings on Don Cas-
par avenue, between San Francisco and
Water streets.
The board of county commissioners
will meet tomorrow at the court house,
and will meet every day except Sunday
until the last day Of the year, to wind
up the years business.
A communication of Montezuma
Lodge, No. /, A.. f. INT A. M, will be
held this evening. The recently elected
officers villa be installed, to-day being
ST. Johns day.
The public is urged to attend the
meetings of the educational association
and to inspect the school work exhibit
ton on the second floor of the capitol
building. The public schools, as well as
the Indian schools and the territorial
institutions. are represented in the eX-
hibit.
The snow predicted by the weather
bureau for last evening did not mate
rialize, but the way that h clouds
We're banking up in the north this aft
ernoon, it looks as if the storm might
strike Santa Fe by tonight. !
For the text few days the mail for
the south will leave the postoffice at
2:40 o'clock in the afternoon until or
ders are received from the p%ostoffice de-
partment deciding whether No. II or
No. / ON the Santa Fe railroad are to
carry the mail.
Sheriff-elect Marcellino Garcia will
not appoint his deputy and jailer until
after he has taken charge of the Office.
Probate Clerk-elect Manuel Delgado
will not appoint any deputy, as he
thinks that he will not need any assist
ance as long as the work of his Office
remains as light as lit has been in the
past.
Probate Clerk Atanasio Romero to-
day recorded a deed of Richard Mat
thew to Dominick Garbagni and wife
for a parcel of ground at Sam Pedro;
consideration, SIS; and a deed of Tibu-
rio Romero to Manuel Garcia and wife
for a parcel of ground in precinct No. 1,
Pojoaque; consideration, $25.
At the Bon-Ton: William McKeen,
Red River: c. Ross, Taos; c. T. Tam
ner. Los Angeles; John Smith, Alamo
sa; George e. Everitt, Albuquerque; j..
A.. Ulrick, Philadelphia, Pa; I. r.
Bradley, Glorieta; Jim Sadfor and
Frank Roberts, Cerrillos; Lee Mellow
| ell, Butler, Pa; A. B. Caldwell, Buck
man: F. A. Jones, Socorro.
At the Palace: c. A. Carruth, Antoni-
to; w. w. Snodgrass, Chama; James
Ellison, Clayton; Mrs. j. H. Dwire, J.
H. Higle and wife, Ration; John s.
Clark, Las Vegas; r. H.. Powell, Jr.,
Las Vegas; l.. C. Butscher, Ration; Car
RE G. Tuttle, East Las Vegas; Mrs. A.
w. Myers, Helen Papen, Mamie How
ellis, Ration; Fannie G. Hathaway, Mary
z. Pearce, Las Vegas; Mrs. j. M. Cham
b~erlain, Miss Chamberlain, Grinnell,
Ia; Margareta M. McNary, East Las
Vegas; Grace Dickinson, East Las We
gas; Charles L. Arnell, Alahnosa; Ed
ward Hartman and wife, Chama; Eliz-
abeth c. Wiley, Edith Stevens and Ma
bel Fitch, Albuquerque; w. c. Phalen,
Socorro.