Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-09
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

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an organization is badly needed in this
city.
The territorial library was today re-
moved from the Catron block to the
capitol.
Mrs. De Groot, of Socorro, is a guest
rial pe%nitentiary.
A party of Las Vegas people went up
Santa Fe canon this morning to take a
look at the Montezuma mine.
A. Mennet, Of Las Vegas, represent
ing Browne & Manzanares company,
called on local merchants to-day.
William Hopkins, of Albuquerque,
| suffering with lung trouble, has been
admitted to st. Vincent's hospital.
Judge Fuller, of the court of private
land claims, will tomorrow forenoon
leave for his home at Raleigh, N. C.
Train No. II, with the mail from the
east, is reported on time tonight. Last
evening it was a little over an hour
late.
Mrs. Warren, of Colorado Springs,
who is on her way to California, is
spending a week or ten days at the san
itarium.
Hon. Matthew G. Reynolds, United
States attorney of the court of private
land claims, will tomorrow forenoon
leave for his home at st. Louis.
Mrs. r. s.. Lawler, of Chicago, and
Mrs. William Spalding. of Boston, who
spent the winter at the sanitarium, will
tomorrow leave for Colorado Springs.
Many tax payers and property owners
are of the opinion that the city council
should take speedy action in the matter
of providing better sidewalks for the
city.
The IA year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matias SandOval of Galisteo, died
in this city this morning at 4 o'clock of
paralysis. The remains were shipped
to Galisteo this afternoon.
The capitol rebuilding board held a
meeting this afternoon. This will prob
ably be the final meeting of the board as
it is ready to urn the capitol over to
the capitol custodian board.
C. w. Goodman, superintendent of the /
government Indian school at Chilocco,
Okla, is a visitor in the capital. He
reports that the pupils from Santa Fe
and vicinity at the school are in good
health.
Santa Fe lodge No. 2, Knights of
Pythias at its regular meeting last even
ing elected Past Chancellors RObt H.
Bowler and Lee Muehleisen, as repre-
sentatives to attend the sessions of the
Grand Lodge which will meet at Albu
querque.
The average daily attendance of Santa
Fe public schools for the eight months
of last year was 1856, while the average |
daily attendance of the eight months of
this year has been 412.5. The total en-
rollment last year was $50 while this
year it is 705.
On Sunday an exciting game OF base
ball took place on the athletic grounds
of St. Michael's college between the Blu
gaboos and the College Juveniles. The
score wa 20 to 10 in favor of the Juve-
niles. Robert Morrison who made the
winning run was cheered to the echo.
There is universal regret at the fact
that John V. Conway was not reelected
clerk of the city board of education.
He has performed the duties of that
Office for two years creditably and salts
factorily and should been reelected.
The residences now in course of erec-
ton on Palace avenue, by Messrs. A.
Walker and f. s. Davis, are getting
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They are one story houses OF adobe and
will cost about 81, 900 dollars each.
Capt. Rafael Ortiz v Chaves, Of Mo-
ra, father of Mrs. B. M. Read, of this |
city, was operated upon at Las Vegas
for a weakness of the eye. He has been
under treatment at Las Vegas for a
month, and the operation performed up
on him was a very delicate one.
A certificate of marriage was filed in
the office of the probate clerk Of Mag
daleno Casados to Octaviano Medrano,
the marriage having been performed by !
Rt. Rev. Antonio Forchegou, vicar gen.
eral of New Mexico.
Probate Judge j.. A. Lucero, Pro-
bate Clerk Atanasio Romero and Asses
sor Telesforo Rivera visited their ex-
possessions recently purchased
in the De Vargas grant, and while ex-
aiming the land they had purchased
across a beautiful spring on their
premises, capable of filling a large nat
ural reservoir near by at a very small
cost.