Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-15
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

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ranges.
Coal oil has been reduced 5 cents per
gallon.
City council will hold it's regular
meeting tonight.
The board of education will hold a
meeting this evening.
At the Bon-Ton: E. Sullivan, Espano-
la; Henry Nelson, Ration.
, The great American pie" of all kinds
will be served at the old palace Tuesday
evening.
The grand lodge of Free Masons of
this territory met today in Albuquerque
in 23d annual communication.
Candidates are busy ~buttonholing |
voters these October days and making |
trips into the county precincts.
B. Stun4n and wife, Mount Vernon,
Ind; Henry E. Hessler, East Las We
gas; Jacob Arnold, Jr., Ration, are at
the Exchange.
: Stephen Booth, of Las Vegas, has
bought 1900 lambs in the vicinity of
Santa Fe from different sheepmen.
! Engraved cards de visite, latest and
most elegant styles, at very reasonable
rates at the New Mexican printing office.
Don't 60 home to supper, come to the
old palace and eat Boston baked
beans and brown bread, on Tuesday even
ing.
The branch train did not leave Santa
Fe this forenoon until $3.50 o'clock, two
hours late, on account Of the lateness
of the rains on the main line.
The Kerschner building on San Fran
cisco street, which was burned out sew
eral years ago., has been painted and
pointed.
A ticket OF good men is what the San
ia Fe Republicans wan and which they
will elect. A ticket composed of bad or
unworthy men will stand a poor chance.
Just remember this in time.
Nicolas Sena, Republican precinct
chairman of precinct 3, announces that
the Republican primaries in that pre-
cinct will be held at 4 p. III. Wednesday
in the house OF Seferino Alarid.
The national board of insurance UNI
derwriters has offered a reward of $500
for the detection and conviction of the
party or parties who set fire to the Ortiz
block in this city a few weeks ago.
Posters to that effect are posted about
the city.
10 E. Sheridan, U. S. coal mine ms
pector for the territory, arrived yester-
day in the capital and left this morning
that point. He has just finished the in
spection of the mines at Cerrillos in this
county, and Gardner in COlfaX county.
The case Of DIR. J. A. Massie ct al. VS..
, II. o. Bursum, superintendent Of the
penitentiary, for the possession Of the
clay banks northeast of this city, is still
on trial before Referee George w.
, knaebel.
], The board Of registration of precinct
4 No. 4 was in session on Saturday, and
will meet again next Saturday at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. A little over
300 voters have registered in that pre-
, cinct thus far.
Toward midnight last night it began
to hail and rain, the rain continuing
this forenoon. In the mountains con-
siderable snow must ave fallen, judg-
ing by the glittering white of the
mountain peaks, which could at inter-
walls be seen through the cloud banks.
Manager Wood, of the Postal Tele-
u graph Company in this city, has re-
!, ceived notice from the headquarters OF
his company in New York to deny the
= report published throughout the oun
try that the Postal Telegraph Company
e intends to consolidate with the Western
Union company.
At the Palace: J. w. Williams, Sioux
: City; s. B. Henry, Durango; E. s. Wad-
yer; L. Mannheim and wife, Chicago; G,
II. Dowell, Ell Paso; B. A.. Sleyster, AL
: tuquerque; Paul Wunschmann, city; J.
: H. Vaughn, city; j. w. Lightbody, Chi
. cago; H. S. Mathers, Denver; Mrs. e,
Lasher, city; Mrs. H. T. Field, New
; York City; George o. Williams and
: wife, Colorado Springs; G. A. Sachs
Reading; C. c. Wright, Kansas City.
Saturday a week ago, at the home OF
r Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Sena, their daugh-
ter, Cleofas, was married to John N.
Wallace, of Bland. Justice of the Peace
Jose Maria Garcia tied the knot. The
couple resides at Bland.
!, Probate Clerk Atanasio Romero to-
l day recorded a mining deed for the Ell
len lode mining claim, three miles cas-
: $500, and the property is transferred
J, from Charles Polti, of Santa Fe, tc
Charles Melini, of Albuquerque.
4 An official of the United States fish
commission went to Tres Piedras this
forenoon with fry of four varieties of
fish, one of them being trout, with
which the streams of Rio Arriba county
are to be stocked.
The local weather bureau to-day re-
, ceived thirteen sacks of mail matter,
mostly stationery supplies.
, Traffic on the Denver & Rio Grande
is very heavy just now and extra freight
, trains are being run.
The rain storm, which ceased this aft
ernoon, brought a rainfall of 70 of an
inch to Santa Fe.
Y A killing frost is expected tonight.
= Plants should be protected or moved
= into the houses.
i Today the feast of a Tsidro is being
! celebrated at Pajarito in BernalillC
i county.
: Several Santa Fe parties ~picknicked
y at Nagle's Sunny Pinecroft ranch yes
terday.
$ SHEEP HERDER MURDERED.
An Ahinuiu Man Met His Death Across