Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-04
MINOR CITY TOPICS

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thur, at Espanola, New Mexico, Septem
ber 30, 1902, a daughter.
A suit was filed in district court thi
morning from San Juan county by Johl
M. Cornelius and others against thu
Farmers Ditch Company. The plain
tiffs ask for an equal distribution of the
waters in the ditch.
There was quite little snow in Las
Vegas yesterday and in many places
there were patches of it.
Exchange: James Williams, Kenne-
dy; Charles Buettner, Chicago; j. M
Harm, r. Il. Hart, Painesville, O.
Claire: Harold Mel. Cobb, Taos;
Jordan Il. Lawler, New Orleans; P.
Ortiz, Pena Blanca Mat Robertson, st.
Joe.
The regular meeting of Carleton Post,
G. A. r., will be held this evening at
1870. Visiting comrades are invited to
be present.
The funeral services of Vicente Ro-
nero were held this morning at 7.3O at
the Cathedral. The interment was in
Rosario cemetery.
Bon-Ton: Frank Casey, Silverton; H.
Powers, Silverton; C. S. Noel Trini-
dad; w. Fl. Anderson, Trinidad; o. S.
Brown, Jemez Hot Springs.
Today was the feast of st. Francis,
the patron saint of the Cathedral, and
mass was said at $3.50. Solemn high
mass was said at $3.50 and large
crowd was present.
The officers of the Santa Fe Railway
Company have not decided definitely
when the daily flyer will be put on as
there is some delay waiting for new
equipment. The division superintend-
ents are in Topeka working on the new
time card.
e. A. Fiske has returned from a trip
to Las Vegas, where he went to take
evidence in the suit of the Longwell es-
tate against M. w. Mills to foreclose a
mortgage and set aside a contract on
the ground of fraud. Mr.. Mills failed
to appear.
Palace: B. H. Kellogg, Detroit r. S.
Buison, Florence; l.. H. Royle. Boston;
L. C. Graden, Durango; J. r.. Teasdale,
st. Louis; A. l.. Bennett, Denver; III. E.
Chicago; c. B. Reynolds,
Kearney, N. M; George d. Hany, Den
yer; e. s. Garcia, George E. Brewer,
Bernardo Minno died yesterday at
Galisteo as the result of an accident.
He was digging a we'll for the Penn
sylvania Development Company and it
,aved in on him, injuring him so Sc
verely as to cause his death. He was
buried today at Galisteo. The coffin
was furnished by Charles Wagner.
The lightweights of the Indian school
played game of football this after
1oon on the High school grounds which
resulted in score of Is to 0 in favor of
.he High school. A large crowd was
present.
The trains into Santa Fee were all
ate last evening. The Denver and Rio
1rande train was two hours late, Nos.
and from the east on the Santa Fe
lid not arrive until midnight, and No.
from the south and west did not ar
i've until o'clock this morning,
This afternoon the new hall which
has been under construction for the
Sisters of Loretto, was turned over to
hem completed by the contractors,
0igneo Brothers. The hall is 104x43 it,, |
md will seat about 1000 people. The |
tage is 26x21 feet and the hall is COM |
,lete in every detail. Particular atten-
ion has been given to the acoustic |
properties. The old seats will be used |
or the present and will be elevated al
hough the floor is level. The seats |
will be put in next week.