Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-25
MINOR CITY TOPICS

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Rev. w. Hayes Moore will preach to-
morrow forenoon at the Presbyterian
church.
Juan Romero Y Valdez and family of
Pojoaque, were in Santa Fe today Wis
iting relatives and friends.
| Bon-Ton: John Murray Cripple
Creek, Colo; B. C. Sharp, j. W. Shaw,
Smithville, Texas; L. j. Smith.
It is thought that work on the new
Methodist Episcopal church on Don
Gaspar avenue will begin on April l.
Exchange: T. o. Wallace, Durango;
John Roper, Alamosa; S. w. Sanders
r. w. Sanders, Miss Florence Sanders,
Hillsboro.
The trains from the east and from
the west on the Santa Fe railway Gid
not get into Santa Fe until II o'clock
last night.
See the reduction in Indian and Mex
lean ware and curios announced in an
other column at Abe Colds Old Cur
iosity Shop.
There will be a regular meeting or
the Woman's Board of Trade and Lib
rarv Association on Monday afternoon
at O. o'clock.
| Hv. Lowitzki has been hauling sup
plies all week from Santa Fe to the
supply station of the Santa Fe Central
Railway Company on the Arroyo Hon
do.
Judge A. l.. Morrison has been au-
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office in this city on Mckinley Day
January 20, which will fall on Wednes-
of next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal church intends to
give a fair and supper on Washington's
Birthday, February %, for the benefit
of the church.
Probate Clerk Manuel Delgado today
recorded a deed by Francisco Griego
de Rodriguez to Julian Herrera, for
parcel of land in precinct No. IT, Con-
sideration $50.
Leo Hersch is doing thriving busi-
ness these days at his wholesale grain
and supply house. He keeps his ware
house well filed, despite the constant
drain upon it by customers.
Palace. Alexander Read, TERRA AM
$ arilla; w. B. Childers, Albuquerque; ].
: P. McNulty, James Flood, Turquesa;
: j. Law, C. A. Carruth, Antonito; Har-
8 ry w. Hahn, wife and daughter, Cleve-
Y land, Ohio; S. w. Krug, Trinidad, Colo.
The Santa Fe Central Railway Com
0 pany is buying ties for it's proposed line
$ in open market and is having them de-
! livered at various points along the
p line. Eugenio Romero, of Las Vegas.
has been awarded a contract to deliver
ties and bridge timbers at the Lincoln
:, county end of the line.
The local weather bureau this noon
> received the following telegram from
. Washington, D. c., and Immediately
;. telegraphed it to all postmasters of the
territory and to the press in order to
# warn stockmen and others: severe
e cold tonight and Sunday with winds
IS shifting to high northerly. Heavy snow
in mountain districts"
,, In the case Of the Territory of New
g Mexico VS.. Manuel and Benigno HERE
- ra of Santa Cruz, before Justice OF thf
Peace Francisco Anaya a fine of s. ant
costs was imposed upon the defendants
for assault upon Rafael Herrera. Al
examination was waived on the charg'
q: of assault with intent to kill and tn
lo defendants were bound over to tn
'" grand jury.
A cold wave and snow tonight and
- drop to below zero in the Temperature
yo by tomorrow, are the predictions mad
e. by the weather bureau. There was
trace Of snow last night and all da,
q: long today heavy clouds hung over tn
at mountains. The maximum sun tenn
rd perature yesterday was 43 degrees an
n; the maximum shade temperature 3
The minimum temperature was "A de
H. grees. The temperature at 6 o'cloc
-, this morning was H degrees.
at A Newspaper Deal on the Tapis
III. A report from Las Vegas has it ths
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