Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-30
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

An ideal Thanksgiving day yesterday.
The temperature in the sun this moo
was ~ degrees.
Thanksgiving was universally and
VERY properly observed on yesterday in
this city.
Embossed initial note paper and en-
velopes at the New Mexican office, suit
able for holiday gifts.
A chess tournament was held last ev-
ening at the home Of Dr.. David Knapp.
Four tables were used.
Over two score of residents of this
city took their Thanksgiving dinner at
the Palace hotel yesterday.
The sidewalks on Palace and Wash
ington avenues are becoming more dan
gerous and unsafe every day.
The public at large is invited to the
| memorial ceremonies of the Elks at
their lodge rooms Sunday evening next.
Exchange: John Leonard Feinauer,
West Bay City, Mich; John c. Fem
auer, Colfax, Mich; John K. Frank,
West Bay City, Mich.
A meeting of the Women's Relief
Corps is to be held at the Grand Army
hall on the reservation tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock.
Henry A. Fritzger and Felix Briesen,
two mining men, yesterday bought a
team of horses from Lowitzki's. They
also laid in a complete camping outfit
and supplies and started overland for
Durango.
Bon-Ton: Felix Briesen, Albuquer-
que; Henry A. Fitzger, Hartford;
Juan Ortiz, Galisteo; H. F. Biggs, Gree
ley, Colo; Ben G. Stearns, Greeley,
Colo; s. A. Johnson, Salt Lake City,
| Utah; Il. Mignard, Pena Blanca; Jose
Ines Roibex, Pojoaque; James Over
tern, Ortiz, Colo.
A series of weekday evining services
was commenced at st. Johns Methodist
| church last evening. The attendance
was very good. Members Of other de-
nomination are invited to attend these
meetings. New hymn-books have been
sent for and win probably arrive in
time for the Sunday services.
City Marshal Frank Gonzales y Baca
is having the city sewers flushed today.
This reminds a citizen, who desired to
have the attention of the city council
called to the fact that the Water street
sewe is a blamed nuisance and dis
grace, that 1t should be done away with
or a good sewer constructed.
A good sidewalk on Don Gaspar av-
enue and a street crossing on Water
street on the way to the capitol are alb
solute necessities and should be con-
structed before the assembly meets. If
the city council can guarantee $1,000 per
annum for street railroad bonds, what's
the matter with spending a few dollars
decently and honestly in constructing
and fixing the Palace and Washington
avenue sidewalks. 1t not, why not?
Palace: William Halsey, Paul E. ver-
non, New York; B.. Veins, Decatur, ILL.,:
G. E. Dunlap, Milwaukee,; g. e. Ber-
leth and wife, J. c. Gull and wife, Dem
yer; H. A. Fritzger, Hartford, Conn;
Felix Briesen, Aseville, N. c.; Mrs. w.
Upton, Miss M. Upton, City; w. J..
Wright, Leo Hersch and wife, J. A. Da-
Wis, John Patterson, Mrs. ]. Patterson,
Miss Daisy Patterson, Clay Patterson,
A. H. B~roadhead, A. Gray, B. Craw-
ford, c. thinner, DR.. David Knapp and
wife and baby, City; w. H. Bonham,
Phoenix; r. G. Gortner, T. G. Curtin,
W.. r. Price antd wife, F. p. Crichton,
Mr.. Weatherhead, r. c. Crichton and
wife, City; e. F. Hall, Pueblo; w.
Southland, st. Louis, r. T. Wilson, Kan
sa City; G. H. STEERS, T. G. Saxon, D..
& r. g.; Mother Umilia Capietto;
Mothre Clemenza Baldrini, Rome, It.
ally; A. e. McVitty, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
There will be a called meeting OF the
board Of education this evening at 1880
at the superintendent's Office In the third
ward. J
That the Palace hotel Is progressing
IS 1t deserves to do is shown by the fact
that dinner was served to IS guests yes
terday.
The football game at the grounds OF
the government Indian school yesterday
afternoon resulted in q score Of 20 to oil
in favor Of the Indians who played q
city eleven.