Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-02
MINOR CITY TOPICS

Exchange: j. Williams, Kennedy; j.
Hennessey, Bland.
Monday evening the board of educa-
ton will meet in regular session.
The Blues and Browns will cross bats
on the College grounds tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
A fawn has been added to the mena-
gerie in the show window Of the Astler
Brothers on the west side of the Plaza.
Claire: r. E. Spaulding and wife,
Chicago; Marie and Margaret Martens,
Minneapolis; Benjamin Cluff, Jr., Pro-
vo, Utah
The Red Cross order will be conferr-
ed on three candidates at meeting of
Santa Fe Commandery of Knights
Templar tonight
Benjamin Cluff, Jr., of Provo, Utah,
a Mormon missionary, was an arrival in
the territorial capital on last evenings S
train from the north.
B. Novel;, formerly of this city,
came up last night from Bernalillo,
where he has been relieving the ticket
agent of the Santa Fe. He left today
for Las Vegas.
Bon-Ton: c. s. Kline, w. Va; r. A.
Flynn, Albuquerque; D. Ca,4~roa, Las
Vegas; James Rooce, James F. Cooney,
Silverton; C. r. Parrot, Tres Piedras
B. Atwater, Colorado; Rafael Granite
Quite a number of Indians from the
northern pueblos passed through Santa
Fe today on their way to Santo Domin-
go, which pueblo will celebrate it's an
nua1 feast day on Monday. August 4.
Now that Las Vegas has a good ball
team, what is the matter with them
coming to the Capital City to cross
bats with the Santa Fe Centrals. They
will be assured of a good time and fair
treatment.
The Woman's Relief Corps Of the G..
A. r., is invited to take part in the en-
tertainment of Department Commander
J. w. Edwards at the post hall of
Carleton Post, G.. A. r., at 8 o'clock this
evening.
Elias Brevoort, Santa Fe's real es-
tate agent, was rather surprised to see
himself mentioned in legal advertise
ment in the Las Vegas Record as de-
ceased. The old gentleman Is alive
and active and is good for at least an
other 20 years.
w. j. MCPHERSON, Esq, received last
night check of $500 from the Board
of Church Extension of the Methodist
Episcopal church, at Philadelphia, Pa,
as donation toward erecting the new
edifice Of st. Johns church on Don
Gaspar avenue.
Palace: A. A. Keen, Albuquerque; r.
r. Thomas, Cerrillos A. G. Kane, st.
Louis H. Oberhummer, Muenchen;
John NJ Pfeiffenberger, Clark Adams,
Alton, Ills; c. s. Cole, Antonito; A. r.
Manly, Taos; Mrs. r. G. Morris and
maid, New York; Geo. Langenburgi Ell
Porvenir.
The weather indications for tomor-
row are fair except local thunder show
ers in the northern portion. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was "a de-
grees, and the minimum temperature
63 degrees. The precipitation was .02
of an inch. The temperature at 6 o'clock
this morning was 63 degrees.
John Dendahl opened his dry goods
store on San Francisco street to the
public today. Mr.. Dendahl carries a
we'll selected, up to date stock and the
fact that he has bought all Of his goods
at the same time in large quantities en-
ables him to sell cheaply. Mr.. Dendahl
will do business along modern lines and
will keep the public informed through
the columns of the New Mexican of the
bargains he has to offer. This will un-
doubtedly give him the bulk of the de-
sirable trade of Santa Fe.
City council will hold an important
meeting on Monday evening. Owing to
the stringency in the city's finances,
several aldermen advocate doing with
out one policeman, without the sprink-
ler and garbage wagon and without
electric lights. Had the city council
listened to the New Mexican at the be-
ginning of it's term, this financial strin-
gency would not now exist. The ques-
ton of granting franchise to the Cap
ital Light and Power Company will al
SO come up.
Vicente Romero of Rio Arriba county,
was given hearing this forenoon be-
fore United States Commissioner J. p
Victory and the charge of herding
sheep on the Pecos river forest reserve
Forest Supervisor George Langenbure
appearing as prosecuting witness. Ro-
nero was discharged for want OF
evidence. Mr.. Langenburg says