Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-06-30
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Additional local on the third page o
this issue.
Bon-Ton: John Hart, Cerrillos; Pab
10 Baca, Bland.
Elias Garcia and wife are rejoicing
over the birth of a baby boy Sunday
morning at 2 o'clock.
Normandie: Edward Forest, Trini
dad; owen Macdonald, Salida, Colo.
John Alexander, Denver. ..
The directors of the New Mexico
Townsite Company met at the First
I National Bank in this city Saturday
night and declared a dividend
Claire: J. Jordan, Denver; Jacot
Pasner, Abiquiu; A. Royal. Jr., J. B
Moore, Tres Piedras; John B. Harper
Durango; d. H. Holmes. Miss b.
Holmes, Alcalde.
| Canuto Espinosa and Antonio Sedil-
las, who were arrested Saturday for
disturbing the peace, were placed un-
der peace bonds by Justice j. M. Gar
cia in the sum of 800 each.
DR.. J. M. Diaz, assisted by DR.. W.
M. Popplewell, performed a surgical
operation yesterday morning on Mrs.
Juan Ortiz. removing cancer from
| the patients breast. Mrs. Ortiz is do
| ing nicely.
Santa Fe train No. from the west
was about eight hours late this morn
ing and yesterdays train No. from
the east did not reach the city until
this forenoon. Washouts along the
lines are causing these delays.
Train No. 2 from the west was an
hour late today and No. from the
east is four hours late, while No. is
one hour late. The local train will
leave for Lamy at o'clock to meet
Nos. l and from the east.
Benito Romero, who is alleged to
have hit Quirino Sedillos with club
and have broken his arm and inflicted
other injuries upon him, was taken be-
fore Justice ]. NJ. Garcia for hiss pre-
liminary hearing and waived examina-
ton. His bond was fixed at $3.50.
Relatives in this city have received
news of the birth in Bisbee, Ariz., on
June "a, to DR.. and Mrs. Walter Il.
Hankin, a son. The mother Of the child
was formerly Miss Harriet Warning
OF Santa Fe, and is a sister of Miss
Nellie Warning.
Palace: j. NJ. McLeish, Chicago; Mrs.
ira B. Close, Denver; Miss Ethel P.
Duilann, Rockford, Ill; Mrs. E. c.
Suethwreth, Miss Suethwreth. San
Francisco; A. G. Bowles. New York;
w. II. CaIhurn. Colorado Springs: F.
A. Jones, Albuquerque; A. Mennett,
Las Vegas.
Plans for the railroad yards Of the
santa Fe Central here are about COM
pleted at the office Of Chief Engineer
Allen'G Kennedy and those for the
new union depot are progressing finely
but are not yet completed. The new
union depot will be a very handsome
structure.
Mrs. w. A. Ddetz of Waha, Neb.,
who recently came to this city for
visit with relatives, has decided to
make her home in Santa Fe. She has
moved into one of the Candelario
houses on Lower San Francisco street.
and will do dressmaking and engage in
the millinery business. Mrs. Dietz
will also teach dressmaking.
y Apolonio Marquee, aged about 36
years and who has been suffering for
several years from paralysis. died last
night at his home on College street.
He was a widower and leaves one
child. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning and the remains Will
be inferred in Rosario cemetery.
L. j. Maxwell of Thornton, who is
the. government farmer for the Santo
Domingo and Cochiti Indian pueblos.
ID in town on business. Mr. MAXWELL
reports that the Indisns have ipcreas-
ed the acreage Of their plantings this
year. but that considerable damage
was done to their fields by the recent
overflow. in; the Rio Gfande. They are