Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-11-02
u|N0R CITY TOPICS


David Martinez, of Valerde, is Wis
itor in the capital today.
A. Fink yesterday purchased so head
of cattle at Jemez Springs.
Bon Ton: Juan Ortiz, Galisteo; APP
olonia Chaves, Galisteo; M. Gomez,
Galisteo; A. e. Pearson, Bland.
Exchange: William ]. Armstrong,
Pulaski, New York; j. M. Millegan,
Kansas City; Homer Osborn, Omaha.
Judge McFie has the case of Solomon
Luna VS.. the Cerrillos Coal railroad
company, pending in this district, un-
der consideration, and the opinion
therein may be filed any day.
A regular meeting of Carleton Post,
Grand Army of the Republic, will be
held this evening at 7.30 o'clock sharp.
Visiting comrades are cordially in
vited. Hall opposite the Federal build
ing.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was SO degrees and the minimum
AZ degrees. At six o'clock this morning
the temperature was 40 degrees. The
precipitation was .O6 of an inch last
night.
The season is not as far advanced as
it was last year at this time. On No
vember /, last year, there wasn't
leaf on the trees at Santa Fe, but this
year most of the trees are still un-
touched by the killing frost.
Part of the office furniture for the
office of the Santa Fe Central railroad
has arrived, and the remainder is ex-
pected in few days. 1t is believed
that the offices will be opened and
ready for business about the middle Of
this month.
The New Mexican book bindery es-
tablishment is the best in the SOUTH
west, and turns out superior work in
every respect at most reasonable
prices. Patronize a home industry
that is constantly at work for the up
building of this city, this county and
this territory.
John Thompson, who has gained
fame as an impersonator, will give an
entertainment at the court house on
Monday evening, in which he will I'M
personate different nationalities, be-
sides playing various musical instru-
ments and dancing.
Palace: r. E. Hawkinson, Kansas
City; Upton Hayes, Las Vegas; G. c.
| Wade, Denver; c. A. Carruth, Anto-
nito; B. r. Dodge, Trinidad; Thomas
Bates, Chicago; H. L. Waldo, Las We
gas; F. c. Spencer, New York; W. d.
Mob. Timoney, samar, Philippine Is
lands; F. H. MCGEE, Denver.
Tomorrow the new time table of the
Santa Fe railway company will go in
to effect. Passengers for No. 2, east
ward bound, will leave Santa Fe al
$40 in the forenoon. Passengers fol
the south and west on trains Nos.
and II, will leave in the evening al
six o'clock Passengers bound for the
east on No. s, will leave at $40 O'CLOCK
in the evening. Passengers on the
mail from the south and west on NO.,
will arrive at Santa Fe at n.50 in TIN
forenoon. Passengers from No. from
the east will arrive in Santa Fe at S.2
in the evening. Passengers and tn
No. II from the east and on NO.
from the south as we'll as the mai
from the north, the east, and a mai
pouch from Albuquerque will arrive IL
the evening at 1O.45 o'clock. The flyer
which pass Lamy at $40 o'clock in thu
morning eastbound, and at 1.57 oclocl
in the morning westbound, will maxi
no connection with Santa Fe, but ma!
bring mail, which will be brought int
Santa Fe with the mail from No. 2.
The Santa Fe Water and Light com
Ipany is painting its poles in the cit,
green.
i City Treasurer w. j. Mcpherson to
day paid the teachers and janitors
the public schools their salaries for tn
months of September and October.
Infant baptism will be observed Il
| the Presbyterian church tomorrow
forenoon. The Rev. w. Hayes Moor
Twill be in Santa Fe on November II
and will then preach his farewell ser
mon.
u Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado toda
FeCOTQeU quit Claim uccu w VAA0i
} Vaughn, Martha P. Vaughn and Sole
mon Spitz to George w. Schoch, fo
a parcel Of land on Washington ave
nue. in precinct No. 1S.
Sheriff Marcelino Garcia during tn
month of October collected $500 !
gaming and liquor licenses, whic
amount he turned over to the prope
, authorities today after deducting h
. commission of $3.50.
W. H. Carter, barber, of Goodart
. Indiana, has taken a position In Y
~. Slaughter's barber shop. M
Slaughter is now prepared to give tt
attention required to his many ps
irons, that is the best and most carr
, |ful work in his line in the city.
Dispositions in the cases of The Col
lper Hill Mining company VS.. IL
Springfield Fire and Marine compan
the Liverpool, London and Globe, II
Philadelphia Underwriters and the Il
surance Company Of North Americ
suit having been filed in Chicago