Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-11-30
u|N0R CITY TOPICS

Read w. HI. Goebel's 'ad' today.
Exchange: John Roper, Alamosa.
Bon-Ton: r. W. Carlisle, Antonito.
Prof. Wells will return in six weeks
The board of education will meet at
o'clock on Monday evening.
Miss Jennie Call, school teacher at
Canoncito. is visiting her parents in
| this city.
City council will hold it's regular
monthly meeting on Monday evening of
next week.
Rev. r. M. Craig of Albuquerque,
will preach tomorrow in the Presbyter-
ian church.
Although the sun was shining in
Santa Fe and the air was mild, con-
siderable snow fell in the mountains
and foothills to the northeast of the
city today.
Over $12O was cleared by the fair
and bazaar of the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Presbyterian church held at the
home of Judge and Mrs. McFie on Lin
coin avenue on Tuesday afternoon of
this week.
Palace: w. s. Hopewell, Hillsboro;
A. A. Keen, Albuquerque; J. H. Jones,
Hillsboro; Catherine Kennedy, Embu-
do; John Law, C. A. Carruth, Antoni-
to; E. L. Hamblin, East Las Vegas;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Chatfield, New York.
The funeral Of Mrs. Refugia Baca
this forenoon was largely attended.
Mass was celebrated by Vicar General
Fourchegu at the cathedral and inter-
ment was made in Rosario cemetery.
Mrs. Baca was widow, aged IS years
and lived on Cathedral street.
Morrel Gaines, Rosendo del Valle, H.
S. Clancy and Ireneo l.. Chaves return
ed last evening from hunting trip of
week in the vicinity of Ell Rito, Rio
Arriba county. They secured good
bag Of quail, but other game is scarce,
excepting deer, which are protected by
law.
The sale and bazaar to be held by
the Ladies' Guild Of the Church of the
Holy Faith on December s, in the cor
ner room of the Catron block, will op-
en- at o'clock in the afternoon and
will remain open during the afternoon
and evening.
The maximum shade temperature
yesterday was 81 degrees and the max
imum sun temperature 67 degrees The
minimum temperature was 20 degrees.
This morning at o'clock the tempera-
ture was 81 degrees. Fair and colder
weather is predicted for tomorrow.
The local Odd Fellows lodges have
moved into new hall in the Hanley
building on San Francisco street, above
a store-room now vacant, but formerly
occupied by Abe Gold, the curio dealer.
The new hall is very nicely arranged
and attractive as we'll as cosy making
a home for the Odd Fellows of which
they may well be proud.
Patricio Martinez, young man aged
"a years, died yesterday and his funer-
al took place today, interment being
made in Rosario cemetery. Martinez
had gone to the mountains on Thanks
giving day to bring wood. He had
of not feeling we'll when he
started, and was brought home un-
conscious from congestion of the lungs.
John Hesch, who for many years
in this city as carpenter, is
now prosperous sheep raiser, having
a nice ranch at La Palma in eastern
Bernalillo county. He was in the city
Yesterday and. bought wagon load of
His ranch is about 20 miles
south Of, Santa Fe and very close to
The proposed line of the Santa Fe Gem
trail railroad. He says range and stock |
are In excellent condition in that Sec
ton and he reports quite a number of |
new settlers there who have taken UP
and are developing the
water supply by the digging of wells.
Flora R. Hilder. trained nurse, Galle-
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