Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-09
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE MEADOW CITY
Sophie Hamilton Who Sued Las Vegas for
$4,000 Damages for Fall on
Defective Sidewalk tainted in
Court on Saturday.
The DEPARTMENT STORE OF CHARLES
ILFELD WAS THREATENED WITH A FIRE

10 ScttiH6 very Odu there, eSpecldll
among the Chinese and the natives
Among the Europeans, up to the tim
he wrote, only two had become victim
to the dread disease. Mr.. Delgado is
n the secret service, and has been ther
O over two years. He says he is doin
: well.
: Mr.. and Mrs Francisco Baca hav
e gone to Ribera.
= Max Nordhaus went down to SAINT
f Rosa on business.
| Arthur Lewis has gone to Dayton
| Ohio, for visit.
!; Mrs. Fl. c. Young has gone to Hamil
, ton, Ohio, on a visit.
, Charles Melini came up from Albu
querque and left for Santa Rosa.
David Rosenwald came up from AL
buquerque and went to Mora.
Mrs. c. c. Gise entertained few
| friends at her home on Friday evening
J. r. Kirk and family have returned
from Los Angeles where they have
been visiting.
A representative of the Salvation
Army struck town yesterday She is a
female private.
Santiago Mares took fifty men up to
Rocky Ford. Colo, today to work on the
sugar beet farm.
DR.. B. D. Black departed for Chicago
today for visit and to bring his moth
er here to reside.
| rTba co, Of J0r u Ghaw has
turned from Roswell, where he attended
the Military Institute.
Edward Keane, one of the Santa Fe
switchmen, has resigned from the SER
vice of the company.
| Mrs. Charles Chandler, who has been
visiting Mrs. C. M. Taylor at La Jun
ta, arrived yesterday.
Mrs. L. N. Thrall and Mrs. Francis
Palmer left yesterday afternoon for
Green Lake. Wis, for visit.
Mrs. r. J. Taupert entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Whist club at her
home.
Mrs T. B. McNair has gone on six
weeks visit at Kansas City and st.
Louis.
DR.. J. J. Bergman has moved his Of
flee to Mora where he will in the future
reside.
Merejildo Chavez took about 16 young
men from here to Pueblo to work on
the railroad there.
crack shots, killed "a clay pigeons out
of a possible 25.
Mrs. A. r. Da Costa left for Prince
ton, Ind, for several months visit
with her relatives.
H. J. Ryan has returned from his tie
inspection trip at Santa Fe, and will
leave tonight for Fulton
Louis Henshan, an ex-engineer here,
has gone to Aurora Ills, for visit
with the old folks at home.
Mrs. Amos A. Kline has gone to Sen
eca Falls, N. Y, where she will visit
with relatives for a couple of months.
The local derrick is up the road at
Shoemaker hill, where it is loading rock
in cars to be dumped in the washouts.
Mrs. Adolph Vorenberg Of Wagon
Mound, who has been visiting Mrs. ia
cob Stern, returned to her home yester-
day.
The baseball game between the City
Sluggers and the Normal yesterday af-
ternoon went 81 to in favor of the
Sluggers.
AL Rogers, Jr., left today for Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, to have little carousal with
his alma mater. He will be gone about
three weeks.
s, B. Davis left for the Nutmeg state
today. He goes to his old home at Mill
town for a visit, and, may bring back a
"frau" with him.
Hon. Frank Springer and daughter,
Eva, returned from Greeley, Colo,
where Mr.. Springer made an address to
the graduating class.
Cantaloupes have made their appear
ance on the local market, but are not
enjoyed to any alarming extent. Fiji
teen cents pound!
Chris Sellman brought in a fine string
of trout from Trout Springs last even
ing. He had one speckled beauty which
measured over 13 inches.
Mrs H. J. Ryan was discharged from
the hospital at Kansas City where she
underwent a serious operation. and
sends word that She will leave at once
for home.
Antonio Castillo, the old man who
was found guilty Of assault with intent
to kill, and who is now awaiting trial
on the charge Of larceny of sheep, is
very i'll in the county Jail with pneumo-
mia.
Brakeman E. E. Mcmillan while
looking out of the train, was struck by
the mail crane on a passenger train
that was passing and was slightly in
jured.
w. B. Bunker has gone to Emporia, |
Kas., where he has. been retained by
Patrick Young in an important law
suit
J. w. Howrey of Kansas City. and
owner of large ranch interests below
here, died at his home. He is known
here in Las Vegas.
There were large number Of people |
who availed themselves today Of the |
to get east at reduced |
rate over the Santa Fe.
The department store Of Charles IL |
field came near having a serious fire |
yesterday morning about II o'clock. An
oil stove In the dressmaking depart
ment. which was used for heating irons
with which to do pressing, was over
turned and Immediately ignited some of |