Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-07
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

llOlDdi lhbtbuN " upon "
butcher shop in precinct No. 3.
The Education of Mr.. Pip" at the
Court House Tuesday night; proceeds to
secure books for the public library
Today was an ideal Santa Fe day, IA
mild as Il spring day, the thermomete
this noon indicating 63 degrees in the
sun.
A report brought to the city late this
afternoon states that a dead man, APP
parently murdered, was found in the
Arroyo Hondo, about seven miles from
the city.
The entertainment at the Court House
Tuesday night promises to be one of the
most novel, interesting, varied, beauti-
full, pleasing and entertaining that has
ever been given in Santa Fe. Tickets,
SOC.
Owing to the great demand upon the
electric light current the Santa Re Water
& Electric Light company will from this
evening on operate its steam plant in
town until after the legislature %adjourns
next year.
Bon-Ton: J.. A. Madden, Carlisle, Pa;
Elias Saleh, Jose Cavez, Los Lunas;
Angelo Noce, Denver; J. Weingert,
Taos.
The Wells-Fargo Express company in
this city has ordered a wagon safe in
which to carry valuables that are to be
delivered, or taken to the depot.
The Santa Fe Chess club held a very
enjoyable meeting last evening at the
government. Indian school as the guests
of Superintendent ]. C. Crandall.
Palace: Mrs. Dan Warren, City; j. R.
Elliott, Denver; C. w. Buck, San Fran
cisco; F. H. MCGEE, Denver; T. c. Sax
on, Antonito; G.. H. Sitter, Antonito.
Jacob Sanders, who committed sui
eide at Trinidad, Colo, day before yes
terday, owing to the illness of his SOL
was an uncle Of Mrs. Gusdorf of this
city.
While E. E. Mensch, employed by S.
Spitz, was in attendance at the meeting
of the Santa Fe Chess club last eel
ing, a burglar entered his room on Hill
side avenue and stole a revolver.
Exchange: Max l.. Kahler, Geroni-
mo Sanchez, Hillsboro; Edward Truax
and family, Kokomo, Ind; J.. W. Nell
vain and son, Kokomo, Ind; Miss B. A.
Lane, San Bernardino,' Calf; A. Nc
Intyre, Buchanan.
The street has it, hat Sheriff Kinsell
and Antonio j. Ortiz will file contests
for the positions of sheriff and county
commissioner for which they were de-
feated at the polls at the recent cleo
ton. How we'll the rumor is founded
could not be a~scertained. 1t may sim
ply be all street talk and may not be.
Frank Emerson, the Pecos hills an
chero, came in last night with eight fat
beeves for the local market. He lost
ID head Of calves with blackleg recently
but now has the disease checked. He
has sent for vaccine virus and will vac
cinate his entire herd. Other cattle
raisers in his ~neighborhood are taking
similar precautionary measures.
The sidewalks still continue in wret-
ched and unsafe condition. This, how
ever, serves the tax payers and proper
ty owners and voters generally right.
They had a splendid chance to elect a
first class city administration last April
and did not take the chance. The evils
they suffer from are of their own maxi
ing.
Albuquerque expects to send a score
of teachers to the Educational associa-
ton which will be held in Santa Fe on
December rs to %. Professor C. L.. Her
rick is president of the association, Su-
perintendent Hickey is chairman of the
executive committee, and several Albu-
~querqueans will have a place or the
program. Beginning Friday, Deem
Der 2S, and lasting over Sunday, will be
the Y. P. s.. c. E. convention, which
also promises to be we'll attended and
interesting. - Albuquerque Journal
Democrat.
A sidewalk along Don Gaspar avenue
and a decent crossing on Water street,
on the way to the capitol building, are
absolute necessities. But the city ad-
ADMINISTRATION does not seem to think SO
among legislators and the many visit
ors who will visit the capital city dur
ing the legislative session on this ac-
count. People on rainy or snowy days
win be compelled to pillow through muG
and now ON their way to the capito
building and this, of course, will dis.
gust them.