Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-26
MINOR CITY TOPICS

Exchange: Francisco Lucero, Alamo
da; G. Weidner, City.
Il Candidates for county offices are be
coming as numerous as were rose leave
in Vallambrosa.
Bon Ton: E. A. Murphey, Omaha; Et
Lynch, Ell Paso; Joseph Plesco, Madrid
j. H. Hunter, Cleveland, o.
Every parent and teacher shoul
hear Prof. e. c. Hodgin on 9TH
| Strangest of All Reformers, or the lif
| work of Rosseau," at the court hous
| tonight.
The recent rains have given tn
streets of Santa Fe a right good clean
ing, for which not only the citizens
| but also the city administration ough
| to be thankful.
The rains on Saturday night and OF
yesterday We're very timely and will
prove of great benefit. The fruit croI
of this valley is now sure to be of the
very best and very prolific.
Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado today
recorded deed from the Ortiz Min
ing Company to the Ortiz Gold Mining
Company, conveying the Ortiz mine
consideration 81.
There is a lack of competent teachers
for the Pueblo Indian day schools in
New Mexico and Superintendent c. J.
Crandall is skirmishing actively to Sc
cure suitable teachers by fall.
Superintendent Clinton ]. Crandall, of
the United States Indian school is COM
pleting his annual report which is maxi
ing splendid showing for the institu-
tion during the past fiscal year.
Claire: D. A. Walker, Colorado; Joe
Pruett, Ell Paso; 7. S Wilson, Buffalo,;
c. w. Mount Denver; T. M. McCune,
Utah; H. o. Morrison, Los Angeles; G..
A. Gosser, C. Rustad, Las Vegas.
The bureau report calls for fair
weather tonight and Wednesday. The
maximum temperature yesterday was
70 degrees; minimum temperature So
degrees; temperature at 6 o'clock this
morning SO degrees; precipitation yes
terday .16 of an inch.
The Sunday-school class of the Pres
byterian church picniced at the Monu-
ment Rock in the beautiful Santa Fe
canon today. Allan r. McCord, the
teacher of the class, got up the affair
and that in fine shape. The boys had
most pleasant time.
j. j. Powell, who was hurt while at
tempting to board train near Lava,
on the Santa Fe road yesterday, and
who was brought to the city and taken
to the Sisters Hospital for surgical at
tenton, is reported as doing very well,
and it will not be necessary to amputate
his feet as was at first thought.
Doctor Neef's lecture at the court
house last evening on "Switzerland,
the Land Of Lakes and Mountains"
was well attended and much enjoyed.
Tomorrow night he will deliver his
third and last lecture, which is entitled
"Italy, the Land of Ancient Art and
Papal Power" The illustrations in this
lecture are especially good.
The New Mexican was in error In
stating on yesterday that the terrific
rial courts would commence on Thurs
day, the 2Sth inst. The territorial
supreme court will hold an adjourned
session on that date. The territorial
..,,.,t Co., +bo oo,ptv of Santa Ea and
the United States court for the first
judicial district will not be called until
Monday the first of September.
The rains in the Tesuque valley on
Saturday and Sunday last were very
heavy and the waters in the usually
placid and pretty Tesuque river rose
several feet, overflowing the low lands
and doing considerable damage. In
narrow places in the Tesuque cannon it
is reported that a volume of water ten
to twelve feet high rushed down for
several hours.
Palace: ]. L. Wells, Cerrillos; A. A.
Keen, Albuquerque; George w. Lewis
ana wire, DuTdISo5 Joiii r. A-uSSS' ~
wa: Claude Jackson, Dallas; B. S. Ro-
dey, New Mexico; Edward L. Hewitt,
Las Vegas; w. P. Gould, Pecos; Fl. J.
schully Chicago; Win r. Hill, Kansas
City; w. b. Hardaway, Memphis; W.
B. Childers, Albuquerque; Charles X.
Stone, Pueblo; c. A. Murphy, Patter-
son, N. J.
Judge John r. McFie has received
a dozen of most artistic and beautiful
Photographic views Of scenery in ana
about Santa Fe taken by r. e. Banner.
the official photographer of the Rock
Island Railroad system with offices at
Alamogordo, Otero county, who was
here two weeks ago and spent a week
in town as a guest of Judge and Mrs.
McFie. They are the finest and best
photographs yet made Of scenery,
buildings and streets of the Capital
City. A very large panorama view of
the entire city, taken from Fort Marcy,
was also taken by Mr.. Banner; this
win be about three feet in length, but
Is not vet finished.