Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-22
MINOR CITY TOPICS

of A. O. U. w. will be held this evening
at 7:3O O'Clock.
The Santa F'e Central railway receiv-
ed several carloads of supplies today
| for its Arroyo Hondo store.
w. H. Goebel yesterday sold his 96th
| Estate Oak stove. The stove was sold
| to the First National Bank in this city.
| Exchange: Mrs. J. Sturrock, Lamy;
j. B. Brooks, Taos; Joseph Peyer Cop
per Hill; John Roper, Alamosa Mrs.
M. Ross, Pecos.
Tomorrow, d big Indian celebration
| will take place at San Ildefonso in this
county. The Indians announce that
they will dance all day long.
J. S, Candelario has placed an old
Mexican OK cart on the roof of his
curio store on San Francisco street
which is attracting considera BILE atten-
ton.
A. l.. Morrison. is showing speci-
mems of good coal 80. a five foot vein
he has on one of his claims in southern
Santa Fe county. The coal was taken
from ten feet beneath the surface.
Santiago Bf1las is in Santa Fe to-
day from the southern part Of the
county and is exhibiting fine specimens
of coal from his coal claim. He has Il
two foot strata at depth of 20 f. It
that Is unbrOken.
Bon-Ton: Juan Ortiz, Galisteo; H,
Gomez, Lumberton; Pedro Ortiz Gall
teo George Humphrey, Ell Paso; B. T.
Wagner, Leadville, Colo; r. L. Lip
ington, Prescott; j. D. Quincy, Pres
colt.
Rafael Griego, while herding sheep
yesterday two miles south of Santa Fe,
stepped into the workings of an old ga
lena mine by accident. The working
have not yet been explored. The mine
is on the Santa Fe grant.
The weather indications for tomor-
row are fair. The maximum sun tenn
perature yesterday was SO degrees and
the maximum shade temperature 40
degrees. The minimum was II degrees.
The temperature at 6 o'clock this
morning was % degrees.
Police Justice Francisco Anaya today
placed Julian Perea under 5000 bond
to keep the peace for six months, upon
complaint of Rafaela Valdez. He was
also sentenced to 30 days in Jail for dis
turbing the peace. Estevan Barela was
sentenced by Justice Anaya to 10 days
in Jail for a similar offense. Both men
are working on the streets today.
Hon. Benjamin M. Read. ex-speaker
of the house of the New Mexico assem-
bly,, has received a request from the
University of Vienna, Austria, for a
set of rules and procedure which gov
erned the 34th legislative assembly.
The university, In it's political science
is making collection of
rules Of all parliamentary political
bodies in the world.
County Engineer John l.. Zimmer-
man returned from the southern part
Of the county last evening where he
has been surveying the O'Mara coal
fields and number of other coal
claims. He has also made an exact
survey of the mileage, including
switches, of the Santa Fe Railway in
Santa Fe county. for taxation purpos-
es. Mr.. Zimmerman says that coal in
dications on the Santa Fe Central Rail-
road coal claims are excellent.
Says the Bland Herald: Freight
teams arrive daily from Santa Fe,
freight from the old reliable
firm of H. B. Cartwright and Brothers
for our Bland merchants. This we'll
known firm reaps a good patronage
from this section for it believes in ad-
The high standing and
of the firm in Santa Fe are
matters Of common knowledge and the
people of this city are proud to hear
the expressions of high regard of the
Arm made In other places.
Palace: John L. Norris, Washington,
d. c.; F. ]. Otero, Albuquerque; A.
Mennet, Las Vegas; ]. NJ McLeish,
Chicago: H. c. Avis. st. Louis; L. H.
Van SAINT Asbury Park, N. J.; G. w.
Bond, Wagon Mound S. N. Akeysen.
Alamosa; S. Edmiston, Alamosa; A. A.
Alamosa: A. l.. Teele, Den
YER; F. S. Smith. Alamosa; J. O'Con-
ner, Denver; 0. M. Fairchild and wife,
H. M. Friedman st. Louis; E. ].
New In"sey; B. A. Cowes,
Mrs. T. Cowes, Odel', Ills; Edward
Scranton; Fred Anderson,
Eugenio Romero and
wife, Las Vegas; c. L. Pollard, Espan-
ia.