Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-11-12
uIu0R CITY TOPICS

Prof Wells will return in six weeks
| Today is the annual feast day at Te-
suque.
| The train from the south on the San
ta Fe railroad was over two hours late
| this afternoon.
For Thanksgiving dinner supplies &c
| to H. B. Cartwright & Brothers store
See advertisement.
A large water heater is being placed
today in George w. Schoch's beautiful
home on Washington avenue.
Exchange: M. F. Gisey and wife, Sa-
vannah, Ca; A. c. Dean, Tres Piedras !;
j. o. Speer, Byron, N. Y; Sallie Dun
can, Yuma, Ariz.
S. Spitz, the jeweler, today received a
large case of artistic design for silver
ware that is being placed in his store
by Contractor A. Winsor.
Policeman A. Garcia will act as city
marshal during the absence of City
Marshal Ricardo Alarid. who has been
called to Oklahoma on business.
There was no meeting of the Demo-
Albuquerque on Saturday, no quorum
Of members being in attendance.
Governor Otero has been requested
to write an article on "New Mexico"
for the Press Scrap Book for the year
of 1901, a volume that is an authority
in hundreds of newspaper offices and
business houses.
The performance of the Roy Craw-
ford company at the court house last
evening was most excellent. The spec
ialty features We're above criticism.
The troupe is certainly a strong one
and deserves q large house this even
ing as well as tomorrow evening.
The sky will be worth a look or two
one of these evenings this week. For
tomorrow or Thursday night big star
showers are predicted by astronomers.
On Friday and Saturday evening in the
southwestern sky, at about o'clock,
the crescent moon, Venus, Jupiter and
Saturn will be so near together as to
form a very pretty picture.
Palace: H. M. Wilcox, Santa Fe; J.
X. Wunston, Los Angeles; Arthur Ken
nedy, Pittsburg; B. S. Rodey, Albu-
querque; W. c. Hagen, Pittsburg; w.
H. Andrews; o. A. Vinton, Alamosa; I.
H. Rapp, East Las Vegas; w. B. Wise
and wife and two children, Texas; Mrs.
H. E. Friesell, Pittsburg; Herbert M.
Antonito.
Residents on Upper Palace avenue
complain of the number of drunken
men who congregate there evenings.
Last evening when F.. s. Davis entered
his coal shed he thought he saw sack
standing in the door. He felt around 1t
to see what it contained and discovered
that it was man in a drunken stupor
who could not be aroused. The man
had to be carried out to the street in
order to get him off the premises
Warmer weather Is predicted for to-
morrow. In Pueblo, Colorado, yester-
day the maximum temperature was 81
degrees and the minimum this morning
was IS degrees fall of "A degrees in
about fifteen hours, while In Santa Fe
the change was only % degrees or from
a maximum temperature of 50 degrees
yesterday afternoon to 20 degrees this
morning. The minimum temperature |
was 80 degrees and the max
Imum sun temperature 5S degrees.
Letters addressed to Miss Beckie |
Biddle and Master Spencer Biddle, are
held at the post office for postage.
Mrs. Petrolina Bustamante de Sedi-
los, wife of Quirino Sedillos, to whom
she was married three years ago, died
yesterday, The funeral took place from
church this forenoon, Rev.
Paul Gilberton celebrating mass.
The Woman's Board of Trade has
sold to the board of trustees of the Deaf
and Dumb asylum. lot covering 4.29
acres. adjoining the deaf and dumb
asylum and upon which the new dormi-
tory and school building is to be erected.
The consideration was $500.