Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-09-05
u|uOR CITY TOPICS

Probate court met this forenoon at
the court house.
The weekly crop report is published
on the third page of today's issue.
Fl. B. Cartwright and Bro, ha e work
,or twelve men to haul wood to bland.
Santa Fe lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will hold very important meeting to-
morrow evening.
The United States Indian school in
this city commenced it's fall and winter
term on Monday with over 800 pupils.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church Of
the Holy Faith will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon with Mrs. Gerdes on Galisteo
street.
Born to Hon. and Mrs. T.. G. Abbott,
at Ration, at 6:35 this, Thursday MORN
ing, a ten pound girl baby. Mother and
child are doing well.
Anton Fink, the San Francisco street
butcher, has had the misfortune to cut
off two fingers of his left hand with a
cleaver while cutting some meat.
Exchange: Mariana Perea, Bernalillo;
Frank Zein and family Ash Fork, A t.;
]. II. Hemler, Cleveland, o.. Thomas
McPaulin Cough, Santa Monica, Calf.
A man named Padilla was brought to
St. vincent's hospital from Chama yes
terday suffering with kidney trouble.
DR.. David Knapp will operate upon
him.
The cakewalk at the Palace hotel last
evening under the auspices of Sunshine
chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, was financial as we'll as
a social success.
Probate Judge Antonino C. de Baca
this forenoon postponed action on the
matter of the last will and testament Of
Mrs. Peregrina Campbell de De'gado
until the 18th of September.
The baseball game on Sunday be-
tween the Santa Fe Champions and the
Trinidad Stars will draw the largest
crowd of the season for it will be the
best game that has been played in San
ta Fe for years.
The Denver & Rio Grande railway
quickly repaired the little washouts six
miles from The city yesterday and the
train from Denver last evening was
delayed only few hours by the wash
outs while today the trains are Oh
time
The contract for the general repairing
and painting the old Palace, including
painting the inside and the outside OF
the postoffice and of the long veranda
in front of the building, has been awar-
ded to Gentry & Deane. The work Will
require nearly six weeks for compile
tion and will necessitate the outlay OF
a considerable sum of money.
Hon. B. M. Read received notice to-
day that he is to appoint one young
man and young woman of Santa Fe
county to free scholarship in the Ok
lahoma College of Law, Oklahoma City.
The appointment must be made within
30 DAYS and Mr.. Read will receive ap-
plications during that time from Who
ever wishes to take advantage OF this
offer
Palace: Ben WELLER, Denver; W. e.
Baker, Las Cruces; r. e. Twitchell
Las Vegas; r. Salisbury, Henry ID
Gale, Chicago; Samuel Johnson, Ed
Hartman, Chama; ]. H. Shepherd G.
r. I. &P. r. r.; c. A. Carruth, j. Law
Antonito; Summers Burkhart, Albu'
aueraue Harry I. Allen, San Francis
co; H. L. Waldo, Las Vegas; w. L
Darrow, Albuquerque; Mrs. Graver
Miss Graver, Mr.. Beggs, Mr.. Graver
Pittsburg. ~
! Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado today
recorded the following mining deeds
Jerome Kennedy of New Haven, Conn.
to the Gibson Development company oi
Rhode Island, the Northern lode mining
claim in the Santa Fe mining district;
| Albert S. Wells of Bridgeport, Conn.
The Sunset, John H. Shaw, the Sun
| rise, Dewitt C. Allard, the Morning
Star, the Little Woman, the Dewitt G.
the A. A., the John T. and the Little
| Giant, all in the Santa Fe mining dis
| trict to the Gibson Development com.
pany. A certificate of proof Of labol
for 1901 of the Gibson Development
/ company on the Belle Of Euclid in tft
Santa Fe mining district, was also rec
orded.
I Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado toda!
recorded the following deeds: Acasit
Martinez to Juan Shoemaker and wife
a lot in precinct No. II, consideration
i $40; City of Santa Fe to Juan Shoe
maker and wife, a lot in precinct NO
II; Facundo Martinez to John Bloch,
lot in precinct No. Is, consideration $22
Also the following marriages by Rev
w. Hayes Moore, June 10, 1901, Waite
Rantz to Sarah Belle Payne, both o
tCreede, Colo, witnesses c. l.. Bishol
and Mary A. Bishop; June 8, 1901, Mar
tin Van Buren, Wilcox of Tesuque, t.
Sophronia Osborne Of Grand Rapids
Mich, witnesses w. B. Glidden and
P. Crichton; July go 1901, Harry Thros
sci to Myrtle Jennie Smith, both o
Santa Fe, witnesses Douglass Holt an
May Throssel.
! MANAGER WANTED in every larg
county to appoint agents for the fam
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