Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-03-23


day to day.
Clean cotton rags wanted at the New
Mexican office
Regular meeting of the w. B. II. and
l.. A, Monday at 2:3O p. IN.
! The Dill to extend the city limits of
Santa Fe did not become a law.
| lgnaclo Lopez and family left this
| morning for their home a Las Vegas.
Kite dying is very popular among the
boys ana girls of Santa Fe at present.
Health seekers are coming into the
town most every day To remain here
for sew raj months or longer
LawnA and gardens are receiving a
good deal Of attention these days on the
part of property owners.
The t'ain from the south and the
west Oh the Santa Fe railroad was over
three hours late this afternoon.
At the Bon-Ton: C. w. Coffman
Denver; Tony Uso, Pueblo, Colo; Ven-
tura Anaya, Galisteo: J. W. Millard
Albuquerque
1t is understood that District Attor-
ron have formed a law partnership.
Mr.. Gortner will remove his office to
the Catron block.
The barber shops of the city will be
closed tomorrow. They had been open
Sundays only on account of the legisla-
tive session.
The baseball enthusiasm is in the
land again, and about a score of base
ball teams have been organized by the
youngsters of the city.
The Mormon missionaries, who are in
the city meet with little encourage
ment, and their preaching every after
noon on the plaza is making no prose-
lytes.
Frank Masterson was brought last
evening from Pena Blanca, where he
has been employed as carpenter, and
placed in the county Jail for alleged in
sanity.
A coyote last night prowled around
on the Fo,t Marcy military reservation.
1t entered Bert Sloan's chicken coop,
but Mr.. S'nan chased the animal away
before itS<sa@i get away with any
chickens.
The registration in ward No. 2 is only
240 thus far, showing that over one-half
of the citizens are not registered as
session from to 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, and in the afternoon from to 8 |
o'clock every day next week
The registration books will close soon |
and it will be a reflection upon the pa
triotism of every citizen who has failed
to see to it that he is registered. A vote
on April 2, in the municipal election |
may count a good deal for the future Of |
Santa Fe.
Tree planting time is soon here, and |
every man or woman in Santa Fe who |
owns a patch of ground or has a street |
to his property should help to |
beautify the town and add to his own |
profit by setting out trees.
At the Exchange: Maude Wingfeld |
Avis B. Chadborn, Jessamin Waite |
Baker, NJ. e. Heller. Fleet Miller, J. +.
Eckstein, C. A. Parker, J. c. Taylor, |
Andrews opera company; J. L. Cobb,
Athens, Ga.
Last night near Rowe a pile of cross
les caught fire and set fire to a Postal
Telegraph pole, burning it down and
the wire out. which occasioned
some little delay in messages, but was
repaired this morning.
At the Palace: George Andrews AMI
wife, Nellie Andrews, c. D. Hazelrigg,
Cd. Andrews and Wife, Florence Clay
on, Andrews opera company; H. s
lake, Denver; r. H. Sneade, Denver; G.
4. Austin, Denver Ed. Hartman, Chi
ago; j. Law, Antonito; Elizabeth
0obbins, New York City; Edward J..
New York City; John Hunt,
cherokee, Kan; C. A. Carruth Anto.
tito; W. F. Scott, San Francisco; A. G.
thompson, San Francisco; H. Simmons,
Denver; Gus Richnitz, Denver.