Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-25
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No service will be held at the Presby-
terian church tomorrow as the pastor,
Rev w. Hayes Moore is absent from
the city.
The water supply of the Santa Fe
railway has given out at Lamy and en-
gines from the main line come to Santa
Fe daily fer water.
About forty laborers left this morning
for Watrous, where they will work in
the stone qnarries for Lantry and Sons,
who have contract for the Santa Fe
railway.
The teachers of the public schools
held very interesting meeting in the
superintendent's office this forenoon
arranging the work for the remainder
of the school term.
No service will be held at the Church
of the Holy Faith tomorrow. Rev. c.
L. Hoffman, who was expected to Off
ciate during the absence of the rector,
has been taken suddenly III and Will be
unable to serve.
The forecast is for fair weather in the
south portion tonight Ind tomorrow with
showers In the north portion. Warmer
weather with easterly winds is predicted
for tomorrow. The maximum tempera-
ture yesterday was 6s degrees at 1:4O p.
IN. and the minimum was 43 degrees at
6:O5 a. NJ. The temperature at o'clock
this morning was AZ degrees.
A. Frank of Espanola, returned to
that town this morning after a busi-
ness visit in Santa Fe.
Bon-Ton: Juan Apodaca, Pecos, Ire
neo Baca, Pena Blanca; Pablo Anaya,
Bernalillo; Frank Mares, J. c. Ben
nett, Albuquerque.
Palace: c. c. Clark, A. B. Hawkins,
Burlington, Ia; Jacob Hollingworth, J.
f. Chamberlain, Denver; Gray War
ner, St. Louis; John T. Remick, Wav-
erly, Ia; A. J. Munkret, Bland.
Claire: c. M. Foraker, Albuquerque;
F. S. Afford, w. w. Williams, Denver;
A. e. Williams, Lockport, N. Y; r. L.
Faisom, Salt Lake City; F. A. Plimley,
Los Angels; A. H. M. Hines, San
Francisco.
Dr. Charles A. Wheelon of Colorado
Springs, has opened an office at 1O3
Griffin Building on Palace avenue, and
will be on Monday next ready to
practice his profession. He is an os-
teopath and a graduate Of the North
ern Institute of Osteopathy at Mime.
apolis, MINI. He has practiced one
and half years since graduating. He
comes highly recommended.
The Capital City Band made it's ini-
tial bow to the public last evening with
concert and dance in the band hall.
About 7:3O o'clock the band marched
to the Plaza, played few selections
and then returned to the hall. They
We're greeted by large crowd Of the
representative people of the city. The
band presented very pleasing appear
ance in the striking uniforms or ma
ening discipline was apparent in every
particular. Each selection was well
rendered, but perhaps none were en-
joyed more than Professor Jones' own
compositions. Although handicapped
with extremely sore lips, Professor
Jones performed the cornet solo "Toc-
CATO" a polka of his own composition,
in a manner most pleasing to the au-
dience The slide tromboners with Ray
Baxter as the star performer. scored a
decided hit in the encore Southern
Blossoms" EncOres were called for
and given with will. After the de-
scriptive piece "A Cavalry Charge"
was effectively rendered, the hall was
cleared for dancing which was enjoyed
until aftes the midnight hour.