Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-31
MINOR CITY TOPICS,

Don't forget your fishing tackle al
Goebel's.
Hon. L. M. Ortiz returned last even.
ing from a visit to Los Luceros.
A rumor is about town that Harry s.
Clancy would like the Republican nomi-
nation for probate clerk this fall.
All ordinances to the contrary not
wi~thstanding, sidewalks are still in a
very bad condition in many parts of the
city.
The census figures for this city will
be disappointing to its citizens. But
what cannot be cured, must be en-.
dured.
1T is said that the present efficient
sheriff, Harry c. Kinsell, will be a can-
] didate for denomination on the Repub-
lican ticket.
Somewhat early In the campaign, but
the candidate is already about town.
Seek office and you shall find it, seems
to be the motto.
The dining room of the Palace hotel
Will be open tomorrow. 1t is hoped
that a liberal patronage will be accord
ed the hotel, as it is just what this city
needs.
The city council meets on Monday
night next and will probably adopt some
measures to prevent the placing of piles
OF unsight'y garbage on the public side
walks.
L.. M. Brown, Thomas Conroy, CLAW
Patterson and Frank Sturgess leave by
the narrow gauge tomorrow for Embudo,
going thence to Rio Pueblo for a two
weeks trout fishing expedition.
A local telegraph company with ]. V.
Conway, president, and Bailey Novel;.
secretary, has been organized. The
company has put up 1000 feet of wire
and has interested a number of young
men in the study OF teIegraphy.
Today the furniture store of Charles
Wagner & Co., on San Francisco street,
was transferred to s. B. Warner & Co.,
the new owners. A large stock of new
will be laid in and every in.
dication points to a prosperous career
for the new firm.
The funeral of Francisco Rivera's
months old daughter took place from
the cathedral at 2 o'clock this after
noon, and was largely attended by chill |
dren. lnterment was in Rosario ceme-
terry.
Rogy Unes came in from Jemez Hot
Springs last evening to lay in a fresh
of goods. He says recent rains
have brought the crops out all right in
region; there is a host of visitors
1t the springs and business generally Is
good. Mr.. Unes brought with him a
Young fawn as a present to N. Salmon.
Mrs. Sarah j. Martin, of Tonganoxie,
Kansas, writes, asking about the where
bouts OF a brother, F. Moore, who
Tour years ago lived in Santa Fe. He
$ described as being of light complex
on and about So years of age. Any
Information concerning him will be
gratefully received by the lady.
Andreas Romero, a much respected
itizen of the south side, died this aft
rnoon after a brief illness with stom-
oh trouble. He vas aged As years, and
caves a wife, three children, a brother
ND two sisters. The funeral will take
idCc to-HlOTTOW. /
At the Exchange: Miss Kirkland,
1adrid; Vicente Armijo and wife. AL
'uquerque: Antonio Joseph, Ojo CAL !
.nte; e. A. Hutchinson, Bland; John
". O'Hare, Peru, Ind; ]. C. Morris,
Kansas City; s. 8. Durham, Kansas
'ity; F. Franks, Espanola. |.
At the Palace: w. H. Heath, Denver;
:. A. Lewis, st. Louis; G. H. Ranten-
erg, st. Louis; c.. J.. Cronin, Los An
eles; Thomas A. Waldo, Philadelphia;
!. E. Twitchell, Las Vegas; M. M. Red
ington, Chama; J. p. McNulty, Tur-
uesa; c. A. Carruth, Antonito.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, Of Ojo Caliente,
in the capital to attend the meeting
{ the Democratic central committee J
nis afternoon. Mr.. Joseph saws his I
lmous hot springs have enjoyed q large !
IN Of patronage all summer and at J
resent q very congenial company Of !
wo score OF persons or more are go. }
there and receiving benefit
ON the baths. !