Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-15
MINOR CITY TOPICS

| ot. fatflck Day, Monday next
Register if you want to vote at the
coming city election.
The train from the south was two
and half hours late this afternoon
Exchange; w. B. Wyatt. Espanola
j. F. Smith, Kansas City; j. Walaird,
Ration.
The residence of Charles Wagner on
San Francisco street. was today con-
nected with telephone.
S. Spitz will construct a brick side
walk in front of his residence on Pal
ace avenue within a few weeks. Other
property owners of the city should do
likewise
Every member of the Board of Trade
and every other citizen should make 1t
his duty to be at the mass meeting at
the Board of Trade rooms next Tues
day evening.
Mayor Amado Chaves contemplates
adding bath room to his commodious
residence on Palace avenue. Architect
Warren Wherry has been given the
contract for the work.
Bon-Ton: f. C. Roberts, Denver:
Sam Keys, Tres Piedras; Ed. Maher,
W. R. Thompson, William A. Ander-
son. Taos; T. C. Williams, Joseph AL
len, Frank Brooks Bland.
Two rooms are being added to the
residence of e. A. Fiske on Cathedral
Place and one room is being added to
f. S. Davis residence on Palace aven-
ue. Warren Wherry, architect and
contractor, has the work in charge.
Citizens in order to vote at the city
election on April / next must register
their names for such purpose. The
boards of registration will be In ses-
sion during the coming week and no
citizen should fail to register.
When the branch train arrived at
Lamy last evening, Train No. for the
east was gone. No. 8 was stopped at
Glorieta and the branch train followed
1t transferring it's passengers and mail
at Glorieta instead Of at Lamy.
A brick sidewalk is being constructed
In front of the church of the Holy
paving brick Is being used and peni-
tentiary convicts are doing the work.
The sidewalk will be finished next
week.
The incest, most durable and most
artistic work in the book making and
book binding line in the southwest is
done by the New Mexican Printing Co.
Prices low and satisfaction guaranteed.
Support home institution that is al
ways at work building up this city,
this county and this territory
No time should be lost in construct
ing good sidewalks and crossings from
San Francisco street along Don Gas
par avenue to the capitol building.
There will be legislative sessio next
winter and good brick sidewalks and
crossings are an absolute necessity.
The city authorities should get move
on in this matter, and that at<once.
Deeds were recorded this afternoon
by Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado by
the City Of Santa Fe to Philip E. Mois-
son Of New York, lot on Aztec aven-
ue in Ward No. 2; City Of Santa Fe to
Joaquin Martinez, lot on Manhattan
avenue in precinct No. 8; City to Jas.
Pagan Of New York, two lots in pre-
cinct No. 4, on Cerrillos road and Hick-
OK street.
Nicolas Gonzales died last evening of
pneumonia at his home on Galisteo
street He was aged 25 years and is
survived by his parents and a number
of brothers and sisters. The funeral
will take place tomorrow forenoon at
s o'clock from the cathedral. Inter-
ment will be made in Rosario ceme-
terry. Charles Wagner is the funeral
director
Palace: E. G. Ward. Las Vegas; c.
E. Dagenett and wife. Fort Apache,
Ariz.; F. McKane Philadelphia; J. G.
Hoffmayer, Espanola; J. Law. G. A.
Carruth. w. Colleton, Antonito; W. H.
Kennedy, Cerrillos; George E. Roe, FL
Paso, Tex; Fred I. Root, Pueblo; W.
V. Hall and wife, Santa Fe; Fl. G. Is
bel, Denver; George Langenberg, Glor-
ieta. --'
There will be a meeting Of the con-
tributors to the fund for defraying the
expenses of Hon. L. B. Prince to
Washington to secure an army post
for Santa Fe, on Tuesday evening at
7:30 O'clock at the Board of Trade
room. BY order of j. G. Schumann,
trea asurer.
The snow predicted by the weather
bureau for Santa Fe failed to arrive,
but the cold wave came and this morn
ing at 6 o'clock the temperature was
down to IS degrees. In the mountains
much snow fell yesterday. but at Sam
Ia Fe the snowfall was only .01 of an
Inch. The maximum sun temperature
yesterday was 46 degrees, the maxi