Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-04-12
MINOR CITY TOPICS

Several important real estate deals
are pending.
Exchange: o. c. Castleman Max
well City; J. M. Horn, Vega Blanca.
| There We're heavy thunderstorms last
evening west, east and north of Santa
Fe.
| A new roof of steel shingles is being
puton the residence of s. Spitz on Pal
ace avenue.
| Bon-Ton: Christian Wojcuchowski
Albuquerque; Frank Stanko, Colorado:
| Nelson King, Chilli.
| Sheriff Marceino Garcia during the
month Of March collected $500 of liquor
and gambling licenses.
j. Edward Haines left last evening
for the Puget Sound country where he
may engage in business.
Octaviano Rodriguez had George
Holmes arrested today and asked that
the latter be placed under a peace
bond.
Sotero Martinez who was shot last
Saturday is now on his way to recov
cry and may be out in very short
time.
Felix Tenorio, a well known citizen of
tbs south $ dc. LAS b1en quite I'll i,1r the
past few days at his residence on Man
haitian avenue.
On Monday evening, city council will
conclude it's business for this term and
after it's adjournment, the new city ad-
ministration will be sworn in and the
new city council will hold meeting.
The steam laundry machinery Of S.
Ives has been shipped to Victor, Colo,
where he will open a laundry. He had
first intended to open the laundry at
Santa Fe, but could secure no
building.
The train from the south and the
west and the mail train from the east
on the Santa F'e railway, due last ev-
ening at 10:45 o'clock, came in shortly
before midnight, the passengers on the
train from the east having a wait of
over two hours at Lamy.
Palace: E. V. Lockett, st. Louis: Mrs.
NJ. Mckinley, California;; John Law,
C. A. Carruth, Antonito; Smith Sailors,
Kansas City; G. Worthington, Denver;
J. F. Williams, Cerrillos; J. S. Cassell,
Chicago; j. B. Johnson and wife, Dem
yer; i. r. Dodge, Las Vegas.
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Herlow took place
this afternoon from the parents resi-
dence on Water street. Interment was
made in Odd Fellows cemetery. Rev.
w. A. Cooper conducted the funeral
service. Charles Wagner was the fun
eral director.
A meeting of the Board Of Trade was
held last evening at which the action of
the special committee to buy lands for
terminal facilities for the Santa Fe
Central Railway, near the Denver and
Rio Grande depot, was approved and
the purchase of the land ratified. w. H.
Pope, Esq, was elected member of
the board.
Showers are predicted for tonight.
Tomorrow fair weather and easterly
winds are to prevail. The maximum
sun temperature yesterday was 81 de-
grees, the maximum shade temperature
was Al degrees, the temperature at
o'clock this morning SO degrees.
light frost, that did no damage to fruit
blossoms, was noticed this morning.
At meeting of Santa Fe Lodge No.
2 of Odd Fellows last evening the fol-
lowing directors for the Masonic-Odd
Fellows cemetery, north of the federal
building, were elected: G. w. Knaebel,
William Bolander, David Miller, w. r.
Price, A. P. Hogle, H. w. Stevens and
Fred Muller. The proposed sale Of the
cemetery was ratified One-third inter-
est in the cemetery is owned by the
Masons and Solicitor General Il. L.
Bartlett is chairman Of the committee
having charge Of the Masonic interests
n the cemetery.
Marcelino Baca of Pena Blanca,
Who is here at present filling a tie con-
.ract for the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railway, received word this
morning that 200 sheep pertaining to
he herd of 1000 of these animals be-
onging to him and grazing between the
hamlet of Cienega in this county and
Pena Blanca in Bernalillo county, have
either strayed off or have been stolen
Turing the past 4S hours The sheep are
marked by slit In the left ear and by
two cuts in the right ear. suitable
reward will be paid for their recovery.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
That can give you anything to eat
from an elephant to a canary bird: IL
you don't believe It we will show you.
We are at the Bon-Ton.