Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-29
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Pianola at the Oxford.
Warmer weather and snow are pre-
dicted for tomorrow
Midnight mass will be celebrated in
the cathedral on Monday night.
Square Chickering piano for sale. In
quire at the New Mexican Office. tin
Local plumbers We're kept busy this
forenoon looking after frozen water
pipes.
The Christmas festival of the Presby-
terrain church will be celebrated on New
Years eve.
Midnight watch night services will be
held in st. Johns Methodist church on
Monday evening"
The train from the south on the San
ta Fe railroad was an hour late this
afternoon.
The board of county commissioners
continued in session to-day, approving
accounts and transacting other routine
business.
Harry Viles and young man named
Hnkle, who has been in the city the
past few days, went over to the Pecos
this morning.
Fire should be kept in the hose house,
for this morning the chemical engine
was frozen, and also the hose on the
hose cart, causing one link to burst.
Josiah Cox, VINO acts as the advance
agent of the Nashville Students, who
will appear at the opera house on the
evenings of January 8 and 4, is in the
city to-day
There We're fifty cases of mumps at
the government Indian school the past
few weeks. Quite number of cases eX-
listed in the city, too but the epidemic
is passing.
No session of the probate court was
held to-day owing to the illness of Pro
bate Judge j. A. Lucero. A session of
the court will probably be held Monday
forenoon.
A pavement and crossings on Don
Gaspar avenue, between San Francisco
and Water streets, must be built before
the legislature meets. The city council
should take notice.
On January g. at s o'clock in the
morning, an anniversary mass will be
celebrated at Guadalupe church for the
repose of the soul Of the deceased Ig-
nacio Trujllo. All friends and relatives
of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
Rev. w: Hayes Moore will preach in
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
forenoon as usual, and Rev. w. A.
COore in st. Johns Methodist church.
Rev. Mr.. Patched will preach in the
evening in the Presbyterian church a
union service. There will be no service
in the NJ e. church in the evening.
A slight fire occurred at the execu-
tive mansion this morning about s
o'clock. One Of Governor Otero's SER
wants was in the basement to thaw out
water pipe, when the woodwork
caught fire. The fire department re-
sponded to the CALL and quickly extn-
guished the flames. The damage is
slight but the inconvenience caused by
the smoke and water was great.
This was the coolest morning of the
season, and the icemen are rejoicing.
Grant Rivenburg has inches of ice on
his pond and will commence cutting it
on Monday morning. Skating is good
up in the canon. Las Vegas is enjoying
sleigh riding to-day on inches of
snow. Within three miles of Santa Fe
the snow is to inches thick, and in
creases in depth toward the north,
There is plenty of snow in the noun
tans to assure good water supply
At the Palace: A. L. Flewelling and
wife, Crystal Falls, Mich; c. +. Black
ington, Socorro; o. Bulow, California;
D. M. Richards, Gallup; c. A. Carruth,
Antonito; Charles l.. Arnell. Alamosa;
William j. Mills, j. S. Duncan Las We
gas; John Ashley, Cleburne, Tex; w.
w. Snodgrass, Chama; Charles M. Bar
ber Albuquerque.
At the Bon-Ton: Alfred Trujillo, Cha
mita; George Carpenter, Thornton: f.
G. Blake, Bland; Daniel Cole, Glorieta.
A letter addressed to Adolfo Duran,
Oklahoma, is held at the postoffice for
more explicit directions.
AT the Exchange: Josiah Cox, Nash
Vile Students
Another Big Land Deal.
Capt. w. s. French, of the w. s. Cat
tie Co. which nurchased 100 600 aenes