Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-02-18
MINOR CITY TOPICS.


The city council will meet this even
ing.
A paper addressed to Mrs. V. F. Ro
mudo, Taos, is held at the postoflce fol
postage
Snow for to-night and cooler, cleal
weather for tomorrow are the predc-
tions of the weather bureau.
| There will be q special communication
of Santa Fe Chapter No. l, Il. A. M.
this evening at 1880 at Masonic hall.
Some miscreant during the night
| broke the glass of a photograph show
frame in front of the Lamy block on
the west side of the plaza.
In the first ward it is said that Jose
d. Sena, clerk of the territorial supreme
court, will endeavor to get the nomina-
tion on the Republican ticket for mem
ber OF the city council.
Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado today
recorded deed by the A. Walker COM
pany to Elizabeth Schnepple, considera-
tion 5000; and city deeds to Crescencio
and Eusebio Escudero; also to Solomon
Spiegelberg and Mrs Henrietta Ilfeld
1his forenoon, Remigio Lujan and
Trinidad Lobato were married at the
Cathedral by Vicar General Fourchegu.
AT the Bon-Ton: Albert Jobe, Silver
City; Harry Hallen, Albuquerque.
AT the Exchange: j. Knudzen, San
Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Bowen
and daughter, Woodbury.; H. S. Arnold,
Pecos; C. A. Adams, La Junta; James
Smith, Pueblo; William Wright, West
Las Animas.
Pedro Sandoval early this morning
discovered fire in Clugstons cigar store
in the Trinidad Delgado block on the
west side of the plaza. With the as
sistance Of several others, the fire was
located and was promptly extinguished.
1t had started in an ash box.
A spaniel yesterday entered the
chicken pen belonging to w. J. McPher-
son, on Don Gaspar avenue, and killed
eighteen chickens. An ordinance ought
to be passed for the shooting of all dogs
running about without a muzzle.
Among the names mentioned for the
Republican nomination for mayor at the
coming city election are those of Hon.
G. w. Dudrow, ex-chairman of the board
of county commissioners, and Mr.. l.
Sparks, manager Of the Electric Light
& Water company. 1t is time that this
matter was being discussed, as it is
highly important to the best interests of
the city to have a decent and honest
city administration for the coming year.
AT the Palace: G. w. Hofheins, Buff
falo; H. M. Hubbard, New York; M. c.
Skinner, Mortified, G. l.. Lydon, Ala
mosa; J. K. Rupert, Alamosa; H. o.
Bursum. o. c. Watson, city; Miss
Hughes, Albuquerque; Mrs. o. c. Wat
son, city; H. s. Bonny, st. Joseph; E.
w. Dobson, Albuquerque; Mrs. M. e.
Dwight, Alamosa; J. A. Mahoney, DEM
ing; r. w. Hopkins and son, Albuquer-
que; R. B. Corson, Kansas City; ]. Z.
Saint, Albuquerque; Thomas Hughes,
Albuquerque; ]. w. collars, Las Vegas;
w. R. Upton; East Las Vegas; H. l..
Waldo, Mrs. H. l.. Waldo, Las Vegas;
J. Leahy, Ration; A. G. Dawson, Ration;
Frank A. Hubbel, Albuquerque; o. M.
Fairchild, st. Louis; Gregory Page and
wife, Gallup; Alexander Bowie, Gallup;
J. M. Griffin, Albuquerque.
Mrs. Belle Madden Kraus is offering
some excellent bargains in closing out
her present stock Of millinery goods to
make room for her spring stock. Mrs.
Kraus has already sent to Now York
City for her spring display and her pres
ent stock will be sold at sacrifice, 1t
Is her desire to have only 1901 millinery
at her spring opening.
The surveying corps of the Santa Fe,
& Pacific railroad company
Is four miles this side of Tijeras canon
IN the way to San Pedro, having waded
ten inches of snow in the canon. A. G.
is the chief engineer.
Col. j. Francisco Chaves, president of
The council, IS in receipt of number of
letters from the Sandia mountains stat
Ing that the snow Is in many places IA
to 20 inches deep and has drifted consid-
erably in the gullies and in the canons.
The train from the south on the Santa
Fe railroad was six hours late this after