Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-13
The NEWS OF
THE MEADOW CITY
Its Maximum Temperature Was Five to
Six Degrees Higher Than That of
Santa Fe Yesterday But it is
Cool City Nevertheless
A NUMBER OF PERSONAL ITEMS THAT
WILL INTEREST MANY READERS

lakes and report fine sport. Maste
Ralph Quinley gave "the old man"
few pointers on how to fish. He pulle
up the first fish and landed eight fin
bass while his father and Mr. Cla
We're trying to get bite. Ralph
only 6 years old.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson of Jamespor
Mo-, is here seeking health. She ha
travelled extensively in the last thre
years, and says she thinks Las Vega
about the best place yet, and will mos
probably make her home here.
Marshal Outright picked up an olderl!
man this morning wandering in tn,
north part of town out of his mind. HI
was taken over to old town for identi
flcation.
A. c. Gordon, the cigar drummer, left
today for the Duke City
G. p. Jensen is here from the Golden
Gate City on business.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion last night and transacted consid-
cradle business. The printing matter.
which has been the cause of hard
fight was finally settled by the Record
and Optic bidding on the publishing
business. The Record got the contract
for 500 the year, the Optic asking s167
The council took a deep breath when 1t
was finally settled for it has caused
some hard feeling between the men,
bers. The Republican members tried to
make it party question, but some of
the half-hearted Republicans backed
down, and the matter was settled as
above. A lot of sidewalks were con-
demned, and the word passed along
the line for a general move on all bad
walks in the city. A committee was in
from the library asking to be relieved
from paying back to the city the sum
of $1,000, the city would raise by levy
for the guarantee sum for the Carnegie
offer. 1t was held over. with other min
or matters.
George p Gould was given judgment
in the sum of s34 against G. r. Mil
igan this morning by Judge MT.s, the
iIilOuHL pelllS pdIL VI d liolt boulu iidu
taken up from a third party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sporleder will
celebrate their first wedding anniver-
sary tonight by having a few friends In
For jolly evening.
Died, yesterday, Julianita M. de Mar
tinez, of fever The deceased was 60
years of age and was buried this after
loon.
Because of arrest without a warrant
md without cause Alfred Nevin has
ued the Ration Coal. Coke and Fuel
for $4,000. He feels he has
lad his reputation lacerated this much,
md that his dignity has been everlast-
ngly knocked to smithereens by such
lrrest.
Elmer E. Veeder was given judgment
lgainst Bessie Cavanaugh in the sum
# $52 this morning. The case had been
lppealed from the Justices court in
precinct 26.
Miss Carol Ross has been out of
'chool couple of days on account of
llness.
Lorenzo Valdez was in from Los Con- |
has today and says that Chaperito |
lad heavy hail there couple of days |
Lgo, and that Las Garita received five
nches of the ice drops. The fruit, he
links, is damaged to some extent.
r. c. Rankin and A. H. Whitmore re-
urned yesterday from La Cueva from
weeks fishing trip. They report lots
f sport and a few fish.
Francisco Chavez, the postmaster at
,havez. was in town today seeing
riends.
The maximum temperature here yes
erday was 80, minimum Sc, and the
1ean 73. The mean humidity was 80.
Charles Kohn did not return home to
fontoya yesterday as reported, but
rent down to Los Alamos for a few |
cad of steers. which he brought here |
nd will drive home today with them. |
he Kohn Brothers are branching out |
1to the cattle business.
The young son of Brakeman Charles
is down with scarlet fever.
Mrs. N. A. Yeakle and Miss Mary
tones arrived this morning from Louis
lille, KY, and will visit here some
ime, Mrs. Yeakle staying with Mrs. c.
|. Spiess and Miss Nones with Miss
lary LaRue.
Charles Homes, who was away with
is wife to Kansas, has returned to Las |
vegas and taken his regular run here
The sewer to the Wells-Fargo office |
) being re1aid.
City Engineer LEVY gave the grade |
or five lots on Lincoln avenue between |
1th and 18th street this morning for |
ew stone sidewalks.
Everyone who has bad piece of side
yalk in front of his home, is now ex-
ected to take it up and make arrange
rents for new permanent walks. The
Idewalk boom for the city has started,
nd many miles should be laid this
Mrs. Simon Bacharach returned this
fternoon from a months visit in Santa
e.
Henry Coke went up to Ration this
fternoon.
Colonel r. C. Head and son returned |
his afternoon from their trip to Ari-
ona.
Charles Brown Is new wiper at the
ound house.
Miss Blanche Shepard left this after
oon for Topeka, Kas.
D. D. Moss, mother and brother, old |
me friends Of w. c. Hayden, and
riends from his home town, Columbia,
TO-, arrived today and will remain for'