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

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| Taos.
E. d. Leon and Melton Vigil of Taos
are in the city today.
| Claire Miss Marguerite Gearing
| w. F. Astler will return tomorrow
from a few days business trip to the
Wales.
Camille Miguardot, an employee of
| the Santa Fe Central, was in the city
| today.
Marcus Chaves, Rio Arriba county
/ merchant, is in the capital today on
business
Exchange: A. L. Bennett, Denver; Fl.
K. Conker, Charleston, W, Va; L. S.
Laughlin, Pecos.
In the police court this morning, Ce-
clio Lucero had imposed upon him the
usual fine and costs, for drunkenness.
Augustin Kirschner, Adelaide Delga-
do and Emil Miguardot will accompany
the Santa Fe Centrals to Las Vegas as
rooters.
At the steam plant of the city water
and light company a new brick floor is
being put down and the building 9TH
erwise improved.
Mrs. Ellen Emerson will make final
proof on her homestead entry on the
upper Pecos before the register and re-
ceiver of the United States land office
in this city on September 20 next
Palace: Mrs. M. Harrison, Cerrillos;
7. f. Lawrence. w. Fl. Steele, Denver;
T. c. Beckham, Atlano; ID. n MeNfil-
Ian, II. L. Bartlett, city: q s. Zoe,
c. A. Carruth, J. Law, D. & Il. G.. w.
G. Pollock, New York.
A number of the Sisters of Loretto
visited the capitol building today on
an inspection tour Although they had
been in the city for years, this was the
first opportunity the good sisters found
for that purpose. They admired New
Mexico's beautiful capitol greatly.
Continued fair weather for tonight
and Sunday, with warmer weather in
the southern portion is the weather bu-
reau's program. The maximum tenn
perature yesterday was "a degrees; the
minimum temperature was So degrees;
temperature at o'clock this morning
was SO degrees.
The Santa Fe Blues baseball team
will make another start this afternoon
for San Pedro, where they expect to
cross bats with the Copper Miner boys
tomorrow. They will go by teams, but
will be sure that the vehicles are
strong and sound. The boys go expect
ing to win.
The venires for territorial and Unit
ed States JURORS for the term of the
territorial and United States courts of
this district, that convene on the first
of September, are now being served by
the sheriff and by the United States
marshal 1t is said that the venires
contain very good citizens.
The Santa Fe announces a rate of
one and one-fifth fare for the round
trip for the summer school at this city,
commencing August is. This rate is
made on certificate plan providing
there are 80 or more in attendance, and
applies from all points in New Mexico
including Ell Paso and Trinidad.
Mayor Sparks assures the New Mex
lean that work on the construction of
the Water street sewer will be COM
menced at an early date and the con-
struction be pushed to a finish. The
sooner, the better is the opinion not
only of the property owners on Water
street, but also of the property owners
and tax payers of the entire town.
A black bear weighing 300 pounds
was killed yesterday forenoon in the
Tesuque canon by Antonio Lucero and
brought to the city and sold to Captain
Fritz Muller for it's hide and tallow.
The bear had killed goat and was de-
vouring it's prey when Lucero crept up
to within short distance and laid it
out with one we'll directed shot.
The fare for the round trip for the
of the Santa Fe Central base
ball team and those who will accom-
pany it to Las Vegas this evening has
been fixed at s4.3O. This is very reason
able and all those who are lovers of the |
national sport and who want to see a
first class game ought to accompany
the team to the Meadow City.
Benjamin M. Read, Esq, has bought
of Mrs. Mary E. Berger two lots Nos. |
214 and 215 fronting on Garfield avenue
west Of A. P. Hogles res |
idence. Mr.. Read will erect on these |
lots nice brick cottage which will be
for rent. If others would follow Mr.. |
Reads example, Santa Fe would short |
ly be greatly increased in population.
as the scarcity Of cottages to be rented
keeps many good people away
Residents on Palace avenue complain
that the city pays no attention to that