Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-01

pueblos on the Rio Grande and in pos
session of the defendant. Two eject
| ment suits by the same plaintiffs
in the district court.
Tomas Gurule of Canoncito, was Bit
ten by mad dog yesterday while near
Glorieta. He at once came to Santa
Fe to have his injury attended to by
DR.. ]. M. Diaz. The dog bit Gurule in
one of the fingers of the right hand.
1t is feared that many other dogs
have been bitten by the rabid dog
which is still at large.
The maximum temperature in the
sun yesterday was 81 degrees, in the
shade 40 degrees, the minimum tenn
perature was 27 degrees and the tenn
perature at o'clock this morning "a
degrees. Fair and warmer weather are
predicted for tomorrow. The snow and
rain predicted for last night failed to
materialize in this city although 1t
stormed in the mountains.
Mrs. Emma Sewers writes from
Highville. Lancaster county. Pennsyl-
vania, for information about Harvey
Jacobs who is her brother and who
has been reported to her to be living at
Santa Fe. He lived in Lycoming
county. Pennsylvania, four years ago.
Mrs. Sewers will be grateful for any
information she may receive respecting
his whereabouts.
Several citizens called at the New
Mexican editorial office and in discus
sion about the bill introduced by Dele
gate Rodey having for it's purpose the
establishment Of an army sanitarium
at Fort Marcy, declared that they were
opposed to the measure. The New
Mexican would like expressions upon
that subject from citizens as it Is i'm
portant that stand upon the question
for or against be taken and that speed
lily
The project Of a fine modern depot
at Santa Fe Is taking more definite
shape. 1t is understood that the Santa
Fe Railway Company is willing to give
the ground for the depot, and that the
Santa Fe Central anI Denver and Rio
Grande may put up the money for the
building. In that case, the union de-
pot would be located near where the
present Santa Fe railway depot Is sit
uated unless the people of Santa Fe
should present the railroad companies
with a more suitable piece of land, in
which case the Santa Fe Railway
Company will probably contribute one
third of the amount needed for a union
depot building.
Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado today
recorded location notices by Daniel
Carter for the Silver lode and Apex
lode mining claims in the Glorieta min
ing district, Santa Fe county: United
States patents to Cleto de Miera and
Pedro Baptista Pine for the Sitio de los
Cerrillos grant of 572 acres; to Alonzo
grant of lao acres; to Pedro Baptista
Pine for the Sitio de Juana Lopez
grant of 1,180.6O acres; deed by Cecil
w. Browne to John w. collars for the
Cerrillos tract. consideration 5000; John
w. collars to Millard W. Browne for
tHe same, coHSlueratloH $zUV; MlllaFu
w. Browne, trustee, to Jacobo Yrisarri
the same, consideration 5000; also a
deed by Juan Herrera to Albino Herre-
ra, for parcel of land at Santa Cruz,
consideration $40; City of Santa Fe to
Camille Padilla 1, two parcels Of land
in precinct No. 8.
FOUND A POCKETBOOK
Containing money and diamond ring;
owner can have same by calling at the
oxford Club. proving property and
paying for this ad.
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