Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-30
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
Star and Curley safety razors at Goe-

Star and Curley safety razors at Goe-
bells.
At the Exchange: Joseph d. Hallett,
Salt Lake; Peter Riley, Denver; James
Brown, Durango. Colo: J. P. O'Prien,
Denver; John Hanson, Alamosa.
The four months old daughter of
Francisco Rivera died this morning.
The child's mother died a few weeks
ago.
A number of Democrats met Satur-
day night at Hon. c.. F. Easley's office
for a discussion of local party affairs,
and adjourned to hold another meeting
shortly.
Cards were issued to-day for the
marriage of Pedro Valdez to Miss Cat
arina de Aguero. to occur at the cathe-
dral at 9 a. m. August 2. The event will
be celebrated by a reception and dance
in the evening.
Special meetings this week al st.
Johns M. E. church. Prayer and praise
service at 1880 p. M; preaching at 8 p.
m. The pastor will talk tonight about
the Blind Man" The public is cor
daily invited.
Nicanor Martinez and a party o. Rio
Grande valley farmers from near Ala
media, were in the city to-day with sew
en- wagon loads Of peaches, apples and
green chilli, which they traded to local
merchants for supplies.
A. %Lo D,Ia-o, Coo II p,.aj-,o .-l
wife, Colorado Springs; G. E. Fletcher,
New Orleans; J. P. McNulty, Turquesa;
C. A. Carruth, Antonito; c. H. Evatt,
Mangum, Ok; M. M. Reddington, Cha
ma; Henry Essinger, Las Vegas; M. z.
Farwell, La Junta, Colo.
Ricardo Alarid's infant son, 9 months
old, died at Albuquerque on Friday last
and was brought here for burial on
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Alarid is EN-.
ployed in the railroad shops there and
returns to Albuquerque in a few days.
J. V. Conway, Adolph McClaskey and
John "filler have strung a line of wires
between their respective homes and
taken up the study Of %telegraphy in
connection with their Spanish. They
are also thinking of tackling the Chi
nese language, in order to prepare them
selves for going to the front in any wal
emergency.
At the armory this evening eight
members of troop E, national guard,
will compete for appointment as cor
porals to fill three vacancies. There
will ho on ovbihit;op dc;ll x,;+h ~ m
Der, carbine and in handling the caval-
ry squad. Maj. Fred Muller and Nor
man L. King have Deer designated as
judges.
H. B. Cartwright is in receipt of a
box of fine cigars, Alhambra Imperials,
made in Manila and put up in the high
est style of the cigar industry. They
We're a gift from Maj. P. F. straub.
surgeon of the 36th United States in
fantry, a brother of Mrs. s. G. Cart
wright, who is now serving with his
regiment in the Philippines.
The remains of James H. Lewis, the
of an electric shock at the Mad
rid works Of the Cochiti Gold Mining
were Inferred at Odd Eel
cemetery yesterday afternoon. de-
being a member of hat order. |
The Cochiti company looks after the
expenses. Mrs. Lewis departed
morning for her home at Ration.
The funeral Of George r. Ambrose at
3 o'clock yesterday was largely attend
ed by the military organizations and
others. Rev. E. L. Eustis conducted the |
and interment was made with
military honors in the national military
cemetery, the following members Of the
Iatling gun squad acting as pail bear
rs: Ray Crichton, 8. J. Davis, o. c..
lowe, Clay Patterson, Frank Fori and
Astler.