Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-05-12
MINOR CITY TOPICS

d A good assortment of ladies' shir
y waists at Miss A. Mugler.
/ Exchange: William Stanks, st. 10
, seph, Mo-; Charles Baker, Boulder; j
Austin, Texas
0 The four -months-old boy of Mr.. ant
: Mrs. Miguel Berardinelli died th
(. morning at o'clock of whooping cough
Juan Antonio Ortega was commits
' Stoned as city policeman today by May
, or Sparks and has gone on duty al
SUCH
Just received another assortment OF
r fine pattern hats trimmed in the best
and latest ideas correct, etc, and
cheap. Miss A.. Mugler.
{ The foundation of the new building of
, the territorial deaf and dumb asylum
/ on the south side, has been completed
| by Contractor A. Winsor and brick
laying has commenced.
There are GA bridges and culverts or
the branch of the Santa Fe railway
There will be SO bridges and culverts or
the Santa Fe Central between Kennedy
and Santa Fe.
e. P. Shield has charge of the office
of the clerk of the district court during
the temporary absence of Clerk A. NJ
Bergere and Deputy Clerk Samuel C.
Wrightman.
Bon-Ton: Frank Crookston, El Paso;
Acasio Gallegos, Taos; Andres How
ard, Seattle; Fred Ford, Seattle; S. P.
Wheeler Ell Paso: E. G. Modie, A. G..
Jensen, Ell Paso; Philip steinman, Ell
Paso; Edward B. Millard. Rincon.
Charles Gutterman. formerly Postal
Telegraph messenger sas accepted a
position In the central telephone office
Edwin Swope will be the new messen-
ger boy for the Postal Telegraph office.
Do not fail to attend the concert this
1evenng at the court house, given by
The Typical Orchestra of New York,
under the auspices of the Woman's
Board of Trade.
| Jose F. Segura is making extensive
Improvements on his property on lower
San Francisco street, by laying pave
ments and building a new fence to take
the place Of the old adobe wall
Rain stopped the baseball game yes
terday afternoon on the College
grounds between the Centrals and the
| Chemicals. The score at the end of the
Sd inning was 10 to in favor of the
Centrals.
| Free public hydrants have been
placed by Mayor T. Sparks in wards
Nos. 2, 8, and 4, according to the may
or's promise prior to the city election.
As soon as suitable location can be
determined upon free hydrant will al
50 be placed in ward No. !.
| The Hook and Ladder Company will
give ball on the evening Of May 20 at
Gray's opera house. The proceeds to
be applied for the benefit Of the COM
pany. Tickets are so cents and can be
had Of the following committee. J. L.
Van Arsdale, Henry Pacheco and Maui
rico Duran.
The regular monthly convocation of
Santa Fe Chapter No. 1, Royal Arch
Masonic hall at o'clock. Visiting COM
panions are cordially invited to attend.
A special convocation of the chapter
will also be held tomorrow evening for
the purpose of comforting degrees.
Friends of the Womans' Board Of
Trade, and all lovers Of music. are
promised rare treat at the concert to
be given at the court house this even
ing at O'clock. Tickets with reserved
seats so cents, may be secured at Ire
lands drug store. Children over 10 years
Of age, 25 cents.
Carey D. Richards passed Lamy from
the west last Friday night, bound for
Rocky Ford. Colo, with 75 Pueblo Tn
dams. who are to work In the sugar
beet fields for the American Beet Sugar
Company. The Indians have shown
themselves to be very good laborers,
and Mr.. Richards will return shortly
and hire another consignment for this
kind Of work.
Felix Tenorio, a resident of the south
side, died Saturday evening of conn
plication of diseases. He was 62 years
Of age, cook by trade and bore good
reputation as peaceable citizen. The
funeral services were held at the cath
edral and the remains were inferred In
Rosario cemetery this morning. He
leaves a widow. one daughter and one
son. Charles Wagner was the funeral
director.
Steps are being taken for the forma-
ton of a company of infantry of the
New Mexico National Guard in this |
city. At meeting held yesterday at
Armory hall, at which John Shoemaker
presided, about 40 men were present. |
John Shoemaker was selected for the
captaincy Of the company, and Jose F.
Gonzales as first sergeant. The lieuten-
ants and non commissioned officers Of
the company are to be named at an
other meeting to be called by Captain |
Shoemaker. within q few DAYS.
Palace: Isidor Cohn. San Francisco:
A. Lilly. Denver; l.. A. Mates. Chica-
go; Mrs. Olive Ennis Hite. Washing
ton, D. G.: Wilbur F. Stone, Denver: