Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-09-06
MINOR CITY TOPICS

See change in the advertisements of
H. B. Cartwright and Bro, grocers
and w. H. Goebel hardware.
More carpenters, brick layers, plas-
terers and painters are needed here
and many more such artisans will be
needed next year, as much building is
contemplated.
Mayor Sparks has had the unsightly
garbage pile at the Griffin building on
Washington avenue removed, for
which timely action the citizens and
tourists extend thanks to him.
Jospeh e. Lacome left this morning
for Denver to be absent several days.
The New Mexican is Informed that he
has the necessary backing to carry
out the condition of the franchise for
street railway granted him by the
city council last Wednesday evening
Regular meeting of Carleton post,
G. A. r., will be held this evening at 8
o'clock. Muster and other business Of
Importance to be transacted. Full at
tendance of resident members is ex-
pected, and visiting comrades are cor
daily invited.
The report of the weather bureau
calls for generally fair weather to-
night and probable, local thunder
storms Sunday. The maximum tenn
perature yesterday was 50 degrees;
minimum temperature 81 degrees;
temperature at o'clock this morning
50 degrees.
The first story Of the new building.
of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum on the
south side has been completed by Con-
tractor A. Windsor and the beautiful
outlines Of the structure are now very
apparent. The building when compile
ted will be quite an architectural addi-
ton to the many beautiful buildings
Of which Santa Fe can boast.
The demand for Bureau Of Immigra-
ton literature is constantly growing
so Is the demand Tor copies of the New
ing the Capital City. These are very
good signs and show that the terri
tory at large and Santa Fe in par
ticular are attracting much attention
in the populous sections Of the United
States.
Political tricksters are getting up all
sorts Of plans and schemes these days
calculated to beat the respectable ele
ment of the Republican party in this
county. They can be seen by two's and
three's in the Plaza and around the
streets fixing everything to suit them
selves. When convention time comes
it will be found that these trlcksters
will not prevail in Santa Fe county |
politics.
Louis Lowitzki arrived in town last |
evening with a badly wounded arm
He was accompanying Mr.. and Mrs
Elias Clark of Plaza del Alcalde to
San Antonio Springs when he had oc-
casion to take a shot gun out Of the
wagon and struck the gun against the |
side Of the wagon, causing it to be dis |
The load went through the |
feshy part of his arm, inflicting a |
very bad wound.
The round trip fare for the excur-
sion on the 14th instant to the Meadow
City has been fixed at 81. Manager
Martin of the Santa Fe Centrals prom
Ises a treat in the baseball line to
those who will go to Las Vegas with
the team. Not less than 500 people |
should go on the excursion and as
many more as can possibly make it |
to do likewise. The |
Capital City ought to make fine |
showing at Las Vegas on Sunday, the |
14th instant.
Arrangements have been completed |
for game of ball here tomorrow be- |
tween the Cerrillos Blues and the San
ia Fe Blues. This bids fair to be a |
close and exciting game, as neither Of
the teams have lost game this sea-
son, and judging from their records
they are pretty evenly matched. The
local team hopes for good attend
ance by the lovers Of ball in Santa Fe,
and the prospect Is that the visiting
boys will bring along a strong contin-
gent from the Cerrillos neighborhood.
The game will be called at 2 o'clock;
admission 25 cents, at the College