Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-03-01
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

| wherever protected from northern eX
posure, are in full bloom.
The thermometer in the sun this after
noon indicated sc degrees.
The Archaeological society will hole
its last class meeting for the season a
the high school on the reservation to
night.
| Local merchants report a slight de.
cline in the price Of flour.
w. M. H. Woodward is confined to his
home with an attack of illness.
At the Bon-Ton: Agapito Casaos, Las
Animas; Francisco Vial Pando, Ocata;
Juan Sepula, Mexico.
John K. Stauffer to-day entered the
employ of the Santa Fe Light and Wa
ter Company as bookkeeper and col
| lector.
| H. S. Lutz is still confined to his home
with illness, but is much improved, and
expects to be about again some time
| next week.
Another beautiful Santa Fe day.
March comes in like lamb. The rest
of the proverb does not apply to Nav
| Mexico. y
Stephen Naughton, Of Albuquerque,
was brought to st. Vincent's hospital
yesterday from Albuquerque, suffering
with general debility.
E. F. Young, Of Edith, Colo, at one
time resident of Rio Arriba county, is
very i'll at St. Vincent's Sanitarium
with consumption. His mother is at
his bedside.
Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado to-.
day recorded a deed from Eugenio and
Luz M. de Sena to Enrique Baca for a
parcel of land in precinct No. 3; cons'd-
Grafton, $50.
brated at the cathedral tomorrow fore
noon over the remains of the late Mrs.
Isabel b. de Luna. Friends of the fam
lily are invited to attend.
John Roberts, a consumptive, who
was brought to st. Vincent's hospital
from Albuquerque three weeks ago,
died this morning. He will be buried IN
Cedar Hill cemetery tomorrow.
At the regular meeting of the w. B. T.
on Monday last the report of the
finance committee showed $3.50 as the
net result of the dance at the Palace
hotel the night of the 18th of February.
A vote of thanks to Mr.. Sparks for so
kindly furnishing light. was passed, as
also to Mr.. Vaughn for mis- generosity
in giving the use of the dining hall of
the Palace hotel.
At the Exchange: Mrs. c. Pursley,
Conejos; Mrs. A. E. Knapp, Durango;
G. O. Carlson and family, San Pedro;
w. J. Etten, Chicago; E. D. McDou-
gall Cripple Creek; A. Mcintyre, Buck
man; Mrs. J. F. Blackledge, Caney,
KAN; Edith Allen, Independence, Kan.
At the Palace: DIR. Safely, Denver; c.
F. Blackington, Socorro; w. H. Byerts,
c. T. Brown, Socorro; w. H. Jack, Sill
YER City; J. Thomson, Denver; John B.
Harper, city; W. w. Snodgrass, Ala
mosa; F. c. King, Kansas City; H. M.
Porter, Denver; H. W. Kelly, Las We
gas; o. N. Marion, Albuquerque; s. 8.
Samphier, Cleveland.
In the Issue of the New Mexican OF
in which was given lengthy
account of the Washington's birthday
celebration at st. Michael's college, the
name OF Mr.. Adolph WELLER was omitted
through an oversight of the party who
the proceedings. This young
man was one of the most pleasing enter
;ainers on the program and his many
friends in Santa Fe will be pleased to
earn that the omission was due to mere
and not to any desire to
deprive the gentleman of the share of
credit and praise duo him.
The United States civil service com
mission will hold its spring examination
1t Albuquerque on April 20 and "a.