Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-16

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thoroughfare. Heavy wagons heavily
laden pass over it continually but the
water sprinkler is religiously and care
fully kept away from it. They think
that they have some rights which the
city administration ought to respect
and call upon Mayor Sparks to remedy
this bad state of affairs.
Prominent Republicans from the
northern part OF the county have writ
ten the New Mexican requesting that
the announcement be made that the
friends of ex-Probate Judge Jose ANA
do Lucero of Espanola, will present his
name for the Republican nomination
for assessor of this county. Mr.. Lucero
has served creditably as county COM
missioner and as probate Judge, and is
well and favorably known in this COM
munity.
Normal institute program for Mon
day, Aug. 1S: s a. M, address, Miss
Gearing: $3.50 a. M, arithmetic, j. A.
w OOu, a. III, ~ ~ iiioloA I've ~
Grant; $3.50 a. M, chorus class, Miss
Gearing; 10 a. m. English grammar, j.
A. Wood; 1880 a. m., recess; 10:45 a.
M, nature study, r. r. Grant; 11:15 a.
m., reading-literature, Miss Gearing
11:45 a. M, orthography, J. A. Wood; s
p. m., lecture at court house, Miss Zear-
ing, subject: Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab
bage Patch"
A rare treat is promised the citizen
Of Santa Fe end the public in general
on Tuesday evening next, August 10,
at the Plaza Fete. The Capital City
kand are making preparations to give
fine musical program. Ice cream will
be served in the pagoda during the ev-
enng at 25 cents per dish, including
cakc-no better ice cream and cake is
to be had than rhat served by the Wo-
mans Eoard Of Trade. Delicious sher-
bert and cake will also be served at
the same price.
The annual Plaza Fete given by the
Woman's Board of Trade and Library
Association will occur on Tuesday ev-
ening, beginning at O'CLOCK. The pa
tronage of the public is earnestly soli-
cited, as by this means, money is rails
ed to carry on the work Of caring for
the plaza, paying the salary of plaza
policeman, and librarian, cost Of light
ing and heating the library, water rent
for watering trough, relief of the poor,
purchasing of new books for the lib
rary, and other expenses. They there
fore look to the public for generous
patronage Of the fete.
Frank Andrews called at the New
Mexican Office this morning and stated
that high bred dog owned by him had
been shot by the city marshal. He had
intended to take the dog with him on
the line of the Santa Fe Central rail-
way where he is now employed, and
for that reason had not secured Ii
cense tag. The dog was good and in
offensive animal and he thinks that 1t
should have been impounded and no.
tice should have been given him before
summary action was had. He may sue
the city for damages as the dog was
indeed q very valuable animal.
On Saturday, August 20, Monday 25th
and Wednesday 9th, Rev. G. A. Neff
will deliver his very much praised IL
lustrated lectures at the court house.
The subjects, illustrated by fine dis
solving views on the canvas, are: l,
Germany. the Fatherland, scenes on
the Rhine, its castles. its cities, it's for
ests and people; 2, Switzerland, the
Land of Lakes and Mountains. show
ing ascent ofMount Blanc, the highest
on continent Of Europe; 3, The Sunny
Land of Art, Italy. The lectures will
be further enhanced by unique feature
of volk songs sung by male quartette
and by comic solos by Professor Sieger.