Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-03-30
MINOR CITY TOPICS.


Celestino Ortiz, of ward No. 2, will
make good school director, and will
| certainly be elected.
| AT the Exchange: H. H. Malpy, Min
neapolis; C. A. Widmeyer Cotton. CAL;
l.. r. Cunningham, Antonito.
At the Bon-Ton: Will Sanderson, sho-
shone, Idaho; G. Rouse, Albuquerque,
II. Roulton and l. Morgan, Gallup.
Train No. l is reported three hoars
late, and train No. II two hours late.
Both are Santa Fe trains from the east.
The Palace hotel is still keeling up
its run of good luck. Proprietot vaughn
Of that excellent hostelry deserves this.
The street has it that Gavino Ortiz
has resigned as the Democratic can1.-
date for the city council from ward
No. 3.
V. d. Lorenzo and A. Digneo will 60
to Espanola on Monday to paper the
house of Louis Mahl. They will be gone
a week.
Yesterday was the last day for regis
tration. 1t is pity that the registra-
ton was not made as full as ii should
have been.
1t now seems as if w. H. Pope would
be the Democratic candidate for mayor.
Should this be So it will be very cred
table selection.
The capitol rebuilding board will or
ganize on Monday forenoon. There may
be some changes in the personnel en-
ployed at the capitol.
Hon T. B. Catron is well versel in
school affairs, and his election to the
board Of education would be benefit
to the city's school affairs.
1t was Isaurito SalaZar and not
Transito Salazar who appeared as the
drummer boy at the entertainment at
the court house last evening.
The Rt. Rev. J. M. Kendrick will
preach at the Episcopal church to-mor-
row in the morning at II O'Clock, and
in the afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Republicans of the second ward
did we'll in nominating Charles W.
Dudrow for the city council, and Celes.
tno Ortiz for the board Of education.
The question Of politics should not
enter a school election, and citizens
should vote for the best men in their
wards for positions on the board of ed
ucation.
The Republicans have made excellent
nominations for the city council in ev-
erv ward, With a council composed OF
such members Santa Fe will be certain
to progress.
The nomination of Hon. e. l.. Bart
lett for the board of education Is a
splendid one, and the fourth ward will
do itself proud by electing him with
handsome majority.
Antonio Tapa, a graduate of an In
dian government school, yesterday
bought a blacksmith shop outfit from
w. H. Goebel and will set up a black
smith shop at Pojoaque.
Hon. M. r. Otero yesterday allowed
horn cane made at the penitentiary to
stand in the postof1ce. When he re-
turned it was gone. The finder is asked
to return it to Mr.. Otero.
Jose D. Sena is bright and active
young man, we'll versed in public bust
ness. He has the right ideas about city
government, and will represent the first
ward we'll in the city council.
The Republicans of the fourth ward
did themselves proud by nominating
Mai r. J. Palen and Octaviano Rodri-
guez for the city council, and Hon. E.
L. Bartlett for the board of education.
Kerr's concert will be repeated at the
court house next Tuesday night, April
2, by request. New songs, new dances.
Tickets are on sale at barber shop and
Ireland's drug store. Price, so cents.
First come, first served.
The delegates to the Democratic city
convention from ward No. met yes
terday afternoon at the office of Hon. e.
| F. Easley and nominated Evaristo Lu-
cero for alderman from the ward, ana
Jose Segura for the board of education.
| Standing room was at premium In
| the court house last evening at the en-
tertainment by the public schools. The
entertainment was very creditable
one, and was greatly enjoyed by those
who heard it.
Rev. w. Hayes Moore has not yet
fully recovered from his recent illness
He will not be able to conduct two sa"v-
ices tomorrow, and the morning sarv-
ice will be omitted. In the evening he
will preach on "The Twentieth Century
Lawyer"
Mr.. Marion Lawrence and Prof. anc
Mrs. Hamill will visit Santa Fe on
Monday There will be meeting at
$3.50 in the Presbyterian church for
Sabbath-school workers and anothec at
s o'clock for all interested in Sabbath-
schools.
Owing to the fact that the comm and
erin chief of the G. A. r. can only
spend Tuesday April 9, in Santa Fe, the
| Carleton Post bean bake will be he'll
Tuesday night. The different commit
tees of the order will meet at the Office
of Col. George w. Knaebel at 1880 p. m,
Monday next, to make final arrange
| ments.
At the Palace: E. B. Learner, Kansas
City; C. A. vinton, Alamosa; Ed. Hart
| man, Chama; J. Law, Antonito; 7. A.
Lewis, st. Louis; g. E. Dunlap, Mil
waukee G. A. Carruth, Antonito; w.
K. Smith, Trinidad; H. "A. Callahan,
| Chicago; E. A. Miera, Cuba; D. w. Pc
ters, Albuquerque: John o. Slemmons,
New York; A. Mennet, Las Vegas.
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