Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-02-15
MINOR CITY TOPICS

Exchange: L. w. Brophy, Globe,
Ariz.; John Roper, Alamosa.
Bon-Ton: Amos w. Clarke, Rico; f.
thinner, Durango; Julian Ortiz, Pojoa-
que.
The large store-room of the F. s. Da-
Wis Company on San Francisco street,
is being handsomely repapered.
The Ladies Guild of the Church of
the Holy Faith has completely furnish
ed the parsonage Of the church.
Crisostemus Nieto Of San Pedro, Is in
Santa Fe to make contract for haul
Ing ties for the Santa Fe Central Rail-
way.
The number of teams hauling piling
and ties for the Santa Fe Central Rail-
way is increasing. Over seventy wag-
ons are now engaged in that work.
AT the Boston Mining Exchange last
week, 2,91S shares of Cochiti stock were
sold at from 20 cents to 81 per share.
OF Santa Fe Gold and Copper Company
stock 2,700 shares We're sold at from
1925 to 81 share.
The street sprinkler should be put in
operation these days. If the city
treasury will not permit this, the busi-
nessmen are willing to contribute to-
ward fund to keep the sprinkler in
service.
Palace: B. G. Wilson, Las Vegas;
Lou Levy. ]. Thomson, Denver; H. s.
Bonney, st. Joseph; A. Mennet, Las
Vegas; w. w. Snodgrass, Salt Lake;
w. Coleton, C. A. Carruth, Antonito;
Martin Lohman, Las Cruces; Charles
S. Hill, Denver Colo.
''Sevenfold Truths" Is series Of SER
mons to be preached by Rev. W. Hayes
Moore in the First Presbyterian
church, beginning tomorrow evening
when the subject will be "Veracity."
The subjects for the six following Sum-
days are: Honesty" Sincerity"
"Faithfulness," "Oaths," Consistency
and Consistency
Mrs. ]. r. Ortiz presented her hus-
band last evening with a baby girl
weighing twelve pounds. Mother and
child are doing well. Mr.. Ortiz had
just returned from a trip to San Ilde-
fonso and Pojoaque looking after the
cutting of timber for the Santa Fe
Central Railway. He will leave for the
Manzano mountains next week for the
same purpose.
The weather will continue fair for at
least day or two more according to
the weather bureau predictions. The
sun temperature yesterday
was 81 degrees, the maximum shade
temperature A degrees; the minimum
temperature 1S degrees. The tempera-
ture at 6 o'clock this morning was 2S
degrees. ten degrees higher than yes
terday
City Marshal Ricardo Alarid was cut
with knife in the left wrist last night
while taking Adelaide Warrick to the
county Jail. The prisoner was drunk
and insolent and before Alarid could
stop him had whipped out his knife and
was slashing right and left with it.
DR.. J. M. Diaz attended to Alarid's in
jury, but the city marshal Is very weak
u.
Alderman ]. w. ,Akers returned last
evening from a several days visit to
the coal prospects four miles south of
Kennedy, the new station at the juno
ton point of the Santa Fe and the
Santa Fe Central Railways, the coal
fields being five to six miles south of
Galisteo. Considerable development
work Is being done by individual hold
ers of claims and some large and fine
coal banks have been opened.
A man about town this noon counted
the men summing themselves on the
north side Of San Francisco street be-
tween the Plaza and Burro Alley and
found the number to be 81, not count
ing nine boys. These men are taking
it easy not because they cannot find
work to do but because they manage
to live without working.
A letter addressed to Miss verna
Hinckley, Santa Fe Is held at the post
office for postage.
Ventura Romero, the so-called king
of the pueblo of Fernandez de Taos, a
fine and venerable looking Indian, ac-
companied by four Of the braves of his
pueblo, Is in Santa Fe today on land
Office business. C. J. Crandall SUPER
intendent Of the United States Indian
school, had the visitors in tow today.
The land matter is in connection with
the Antonio Martinez grant which mat
ter will come up before Judge McFie on
March %. when referee will probably
be appointed.