Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-09
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

A letter addressed to w. M. Fuller.
B~ragdon, Trinity county, California
street, is held at the post office for more
explicit directions.
Quite a number of teams from the
country crowd the Plaza these days.
They bring in chill, wool, fruit and
other country produce, and apparently
find a ready sale for it..
A horse belonging to d native drop
ped dead at the southwest corner OF the
Plaza last evening. The carcass was
removed this forenoon. Some wag
placed Il pIacard or the dead horse
which read: Poor Billy Bryan is dead.
The completion of the electric railway
and other projects for the upbuildlng
Of Santa Fe. under discussion by Colo
RADIO capitalists, was dependent npon
the recollection of President Mckinley.
Now that this is an accomplished fact
the work will be pushed to a successful
| conclusion.
Palace:-F. w. Dudley, Howell. Mich.
w. H. Kennedy. Cerrillos: Pedro Pc
rea. Bernalillo; Max S.. Friedman, St.
Louis.
Members of the Archaeological society
will take notice that the lecture meet
ing announced for this evening has
been postponed to neXt Friday evening
owing to Professor Edgar l.. Hewett's
illness.
The Ease of the territory VS. NazariO
Alarid for the killing of Ramon Garcia
in this city, will, upon change of venue,
be tried. at the coming term of court in
San Miguel county Solicitor General
e. l.. Bartlett will represent the terri
tory and Colonel r. T.. Twitchell will
conduct the defense.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
for the canvas of the county vote.
ShouldCounty Commissioner Mclaughlin
be unable to attend at that time a
recess will be taken until Monday fore
loon at 10 o'clock.
Teodorita, the eight year old daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patriciano Lopez.
died this forenoon at the home of her
parents on lower San Francisco street.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
forenoon at nine o'clock. Mass will be
celebrated at the Cathedral and inter
mcnt will be made in Rosario cemetery
One curious incident of the returns re
Portales, way off in the eastern part Of
Chaves county, sen in the first returns
from the territory, six hours before the
vote in any of the wards of Santa Fe
had been counted.
Bon-Ton:-F. HI. Morgan and Ear
Morgan of Denver: VIM. Stork, Siou,
City, Iowa: G. King, Galisteo; James
Reid, Kansas City; Julio Martinez
Ortiz, Lamy: j.. Z. Fernandez, Colmar
Exchanged. R. Berry and family
Tres Piedras; Mrs. A. Scbeurich, Taos
Alfred Pritchard. Bland; Rev. j. M
jacobson, Minneapolis.
Palace:-James A. Wright, Adrian
Mo-; &. III. Sitter, d. e. +. g.; H. A
Block, st. Louis; VIM. j. Mills, John S
Clark, Charles A. Spiess, Las Vegas; A
r. Beyth, Topeka, Kas.
Mrs. Gresham today moved from tn,
Sena block on Palace to n 0
G. w. Dudrow's houses on Guadalupe
street.
j. A. Holmes, of Chapel Hill, N. Ca,
the wellknown government geologist
will be here next week to examine tn,
mica deposits at Petaca and othe
poi hts.
Judge Frank W.. Parker. of La
Cruces, arrived this morning and will
hear the case of Loughran versus Gort
ner and Curtin, which commenced be
fore him this afternoon. The Judge i
greatly elated over the magnificent Re
publican victory in the territory, but i
sorry for the defeat of Major w. Fl. H
Llewellyn and the other Republican
candidates in the southern districts
He will remain here several days.