Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-07

| year. A, G. NJ,
The board of county commissioners
will meet next Tuesday as a board of
equalization.
Exchange: Waldo l. Sanchez, Naen-
cia; Miss Alice Sanchez, Santa Fe; Mrs.
Gold, New York.
| Taxes due and delinquent on June 1
last. are being paid rather slowly at the
office Of the county collector.
Bon-Ton. Roy Baker, B, Rooney,
Cerrillos; w. V. Spindler, Silver City;
C. D. Graham, J. Graham. Cerrillos.
| Thomas A. Goodwin and Mrs. Julia
M. Garrett We're married at albuquer-
que on Thursday evening by Judge B
s. Baker.
There will be regular meeting of
the Woman's Board of Trade and Lib
rary Association on Monday at 2:S0
o'clock in the afternoon.
W. H. Wherry, the architect and con-
tractor received several car loads of
lumber for his planning mill and new
lumber yard during the past week.
| Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado today
recorded the following mining location
notices by w. W. Ingersoll, for the
Load Star, Silver Leaf, Rock Island
and Amethyst lode mining claims in
the Santa Fe mining district.
| The remains of Frank Ramsdale will
be sent tonight to Buffalo, his former
home, where interment will be made.
Mrs. Ramsdale and daughter will ac-
company them.
| The local Woodmen last evening ini-
tiated II candidates after which a
| Clutch" lunch was served in the meet
ling hall. The camp now has 61 MEM
/ bers and Is the strongest fraternal or
ganization in the city.
The Capital City Band will arrange to
play Thursday evenings whenever prac-
tical. The first free concert will prob
ably be given next Thursday evening.
There are also several serenades on the
program for the near future.
Part Of the mail from the east over
the Santa Fe came in during the night
while the remainder of the eastern mail
as we'll as the Denver morning papers
due last evening are expected to arrive
some time tonight.
A. M Bergere, clerk Of the district
court, during his recent visit to Las
Vegas, sold this years clip from his
sheep amounting to nearly 50,00t
pounds, at an average price of 70 l.!
cents per pound.
The regular meeting Of Carleton Post
Grand Army Of the Republic, will be
lheld this evening at o'clock sharp. A
full attendance of members Is request
ed as business of Importance is to be
transacted. Visiting comrades are cor
daily invited.
There will be no service at the Pres.
byterian church except Sabbath schoo
and Christian Endeavor tomorrow. Mr.
Moore Is still weak but Is making good
progress toward recovery and expects
to fill his pulpit both morning and ev-
ening on June Is.
Thunderstorms and cooler weather
are predicted for tonight and tomor-
row. The maximum shade tempera-
ture yesterday was ST degrees. 1t being
the first time this year that the ther-
lmometer reached the eighties. Ine
minimum temperature was Sc degrees
THE temperature at 6 o'clock this MORN
ling was go degrees.
A meeting Of the Santa Fe Fruit
company will be held on Monday af-
ternoon at o'clock at the Board oi
Trade rooms. The matter Of letting
the evaporator building on the soutf
side to the Santa Fe Central Railway
| Company will be discussed
The annual Devargas procession viii
take place tomorrow afternoon starting
at o'clock from the cathedral and
marching down San Francisco street te