Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-03-02
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Another Deautlful SANTA Re uay To-
day.
Thermometers registered 90 degrees
in the sun at noon.
A gang of jail prisoners is cleaning
and sweeping the streets.
On Monday the board of education
will hold its regular meeting.
The city council will hold regular
meeting on Monday evening.
The train from the south and the west
on the Santa Fe railroad was several
hours late this afternoon.
A regular meeting of Carleton Post
G. A. r., tonight at 1880. Visiting
comrades cordially invited.
At the Exchange: o. l.. Merrill, Mo-
nero T. E. Collins and family, Hele-
ma, Mont; Charles Grant, Larned.
At the Bon-Ton: Cornelio Argullo,
Francisco Vialpando,' Ocate; Fausten
Trujillo, Taos; Vernon Schodey, El
Paso.
A paper addressed to Mrs. Thomas F
Abbott, 309 ST. Louis street, Tex, is
held at the postoffice for more explici.
address.
The farce novelty of the season, VIE
demann's big show in 1.-THE Steam
I laundry is the attraction at the opera a
house Monday.
Cornelio Argullo and Francisco Viai
pando, of Ocate, and Fausten Trujillo,
Of Taos, prosperous sheep-raisers, are
visitors in the capital.
Miguel Escudero was arrested yester-
day on the charge of assault and battery
preferred by Jose La Luz Romero. He
was given hearing today before Justice
of the Peace Francisco Anaya.
Deputy Sheriff A. P. Hill returned
from trip to the southern part of the
county last evening bringing with him
Earl Lamberson, accused of an attempt
to rifle the safe in the store of H. G. Kin
sell at Cerrillos.
Mrs. c. G. Berleth received a letter
today stating that Mrs. Hank Fisher,
who died at Denver of paralysis caused
by blood poisoning, was buried at Hutch
inson, Kas., by the side of her first hus.
band.
Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado to-day
recorded the following deeds: Anasta-
clio Martinez and Nettie. Martinez to
German Armijo, for parcel of land,
considerati $45. Samuel R. Hinck-
ley and Caroline A. Hinckley to the
A. Walker company, for a parcel Of
land in precinct No. II; Elizabeth H.
L'Englo, of New York, to Nemecio Ar
milo and Guadalupe Lucero de Arm.-
jo, for a parcel of land in precinct No.
II.
Field, Albuquerque; C. L. Ballard,
Roswell DR.. J. A. Dinwiddie and wife,
Lowell, Ind; Jacobo Chavez, Los Lu-
mas; Nabor Mirabal, San Rafael; G. e.
Andrews, r. M. Simmons, Denver; A.
c. Sweet, Kansas City; Luz Munfz Az
tee; J. Law, C. A. Carruth, Antonito;
J. H. Bardwell, Denver; B. r. Dodge,
Las Vegas; w. K. Smith, Trinidad;
Mrs. E. P. Chapman, Miss Rose Young,
East Las Vegas; E. K. Stone, Quincy,
ILL.,; J.J. Fall, Denver.
A special meeting of the Board of
Trade is called 1880 sharp this evening,
at the office of the secretary, Col. Geo.
W. Knaebel, to discuss the provisions of
council substitute for G. B. Is. the re-
funding bond act, which has passed the
legislative council, been amended and
passed in the house and IS again pend
ing In the council.
On next Wednesday evening a public
supper will be given for the benefit cf
the Methodist church, under the aus
pices of the Ladies Aid Society In
Armory hall, opposite the New Mex
can office, beginning at $50 D. M, 4
first-class supper will be served at t.,r
nominal price of rs cents. All are cor
daily invited