Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-07-20
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Regular meeting of Carleton Post
q. A. H., at p. m, sharp. Visiting
comrades cordially invited.
City Surveyor Wendell V. Hall has
been appointed local agent for the In
Scranton, Pa.
''The summer rates, at the Ojo Ca
liente, Hot Springs, have been reduced
from $14 to $40 per week. Try them
for all diseases that human flesh is heir
to. They will cure you.
The deputy poll tax collectors are
doing good work. Up to date they have
collected and turned over to the county
collector over one hundred dollars for
which he has taken their receipt.
Orders for extra copies of the Odd
Fellows edition of this paper to be pub
'lished next week should be left at once
at the Office of the New Mexican. This
is important in order to supply the de-
mand, as only the number ordered will
be printed.
s. Marlowe of Pecos, is in the city on
a purchasing trip.
Bon-Ton: Modesto Ortiz, Albuquer-
que; Louis Grade, Cuchilla.
Julian Montoya is in from Pena
Blanca today buying supplies from
Leo Hersch.
Exchange: z. A. McCauley, Gunni-
son; Lee Mcdowell, Butler Pa; Will
lam Daggett, Del Norte.
Regular meeting of the Woman's
Board Of Trade and Library associa-
ton on Monday at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. j. S. Candelario and daughter
have returned from visit to relatives
at different points In northern New
Mexico.
BY direction of the committee, the
Church Of the Holy Faith will be clos
ed on Sunday. Neither church service
nor Sunday school session will be held.
|. Sotero Martinez was bound over on
a 5000 bond by Justice of the Peace
Francisco Anaya to keep the peace for
the next six months. The complaint
had been made by the wife of Martini
eZ.
Palace: Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. White,
Las Vegas; W. c. Teasdale, Jr., St.
Louis; w. H. Schultz and wife, Las
Vegas; #. B. Warren, Alamosa; F. M.
Wilson, Chama; Ed. Hartman, Chama
J. Law, c. A. Carruth, Antonito; Mr..
and Mrs. M. l.. Smith, Kansas City: T.
D. Cross, Denver.
Canuto Garcia, 80 years of age
died this morning at his home near
San Miguers church. He is survived
by his wife and two daughters. The
funeral will take place on Monday
forenoon. Mass will be celebrated al
the cathedral Interment will be made
in Rosario cemetery.
J. p. Haynie of Manassa Junction,
Colo, a tie contractor for the Denver
& Rio Grande railway, Is in the city
on land office business. He is seeking
permission to cut lumber on tract
near Buckman's and if granted will
move his saw mill from the vicinity of
Tres Piedras to the vicinity of Buck
mans. Mr.. Haynie is confident that
the narrow gauge line to Santa Fe will
be made standard gauge very soon.
The city council will hold an i'm
portant meeting this evening.
Fred Maestas of this city, who is at
present in Cuba, in the commissary de-
partment of the United States army
has written City Attorney H. L. Ortiz
| that there is an opening for good En-
glish-Spanish speaking attorney al
Havana and that If Mr. Ortiz could
come he would assure him a $500 8
year position at once in one of the ci.
| tvs law offices.
On Monday forenoon new time ia
BILE will go into effect on the Denver
l Rio Grande railway. The passenge
train which leaves Santa Fe daily ex
cept Sunday will from Monday on de