Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-02-16
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Ernest Mecke is confined to his home
with an attack of THE grip.
| C. M. O'Donnell returned to Bell
Ranch, San Miguel county, this fore
noon.
| S. S. Beatty left on Tuesday afternoon
| for Los Angeles, where he will spend
several months.
| Seferino Crolott, sergeant -at arms of
the house, went to Albuquerque yester-
day to spend Sunday.
Despite the weather bureau prediction
of snow for today, the sun is shining
and the sky is clear.
The train from the south on the San
ia Fe railroad was over an hour late
this afternoon.
Citizens are notified that the garbage
wagon makes the rounds on Tuesday
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Gonzales and children
returned this forenoon to Abiquiu after
a pleasant stay in this city.
A. R., tonight at 7:3o. Visiting .om-
rades always cordially invited
Rev. P. Gilberton will say mass to-
morrow at Madrid ard Cerrillos and
Monday morning at Lamy. He left here
this afternoon.
A party of sign painters arrived in the
city last evening and is painting monster
signs on empty walls advertising a
special brand of cigars.
c. A. Siringo of the Sunny Slope ranch,
this week received fine Belgian buck
and two full blooded white Wyandotte
roosters from Elmira, N. Y.
Two thousand sheep were shipped
over the Denver & Rio Grande from
here yesterday. The sheep had been
driven up from Albuquerque.
G. M. Bills of Bills Bros, dealers in
marble and granite at Denver, is in the
city to inquire as to the nature of the
proposed Luna memorial so that at the
proper time his firm may bid on erecting
the memorial.
At the Bon-Ton: Ramon Sanchez,
Penasco; ]. NJ. Medina, Trampos; M. V.
B. Wilcox. city; j. O. Potter, Colorado
City, Colo; Frank Lopez, Fiderisio
Garcia, Glorieta.
AT the Exchange: Eugene Van Pat
ten, Las Cruces; c. M. Bills, Denver;
c. A. Bowers, Denver; John Roper, Ala
mosa; Mrs. ]. A. Souder Denver;
James Tomson, sentlues; J. Knudsen,
Santa Fe.
Antonio Anaya, sheepman from
Galisteo, is in the city on a purchasing
trip. He says there has been plentiful
snow the past two weeks around Calls
teo and that the range is in fair condi-
ton.
At the Palace: w. H. Leonard, Tula-
rosa; A. Dingwall, Denver; J. A. Ben
der, Madrid; r. L. Hogue, Albuquer-
que; H. Essinger, Las Vegas; A. Jame-
son. Denver; A. Frankel, Chicago; A. D.
Healy, Aiamogordo; ". A. Henry; Las
Vegas; Elliott e. Vernon, Philadelphia;
c. A. Carruth, Antonito; w. Colleton,
Antonito; c. w. Hofheims. Buffalo I; H.
NJ Hubbard, New York
Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado today
recorded deed from Charles o. Good
win to William A. johnson, both of Los
Angeles, for number of lots in the
Highland addition to Santa Fe. Consi
deration $500. Also deed from the
city of Santa Fe to William A. johnson
for the same property. Also deed from
Agustin Maestas and wife to Narciso
Maestas for a parcel of land at Espanola.
Consideration $40.
Francisco Archuleta, postmaster OF
Coyote, is in the city and reports that
Miguel Velasquez, wellknown through
out Rio Arriba county, died suddenly at
Canones after only three hours Illness
with congestion OF the brain. Mr.. Ar
chuleta also says that sheep are looking
well and that the big fall Of snow pro-
misses a continuance of the good range.
H. s. Lutz, agent for the Santa Fe
railroad, who is confined to his home
with illness, this forenoon received a
dispa tch that his father had died in
Lehigh county, Pa. Owing to his illness
Mr.. Lutz cannot go east to attend he
funeral.
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