Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-07-18

, that do not bear a tag showing the
tax has been paid, will be impoundec
and, II not claimed and the tax paie
in short order, will be sent to tht
happy hunting ground. Several exten'
sions have been made in the time fol
paying the dog tax and now active
work will be commenced in Kidding the
city of those which have no legal right
to roam the streets.
Before Justice of the Peace ]. M
Garcia, George Barsh was tried on a
charge of breach of the peace. A plea OF
guilty was entered and fine of IS and
cost assessed. The complaint was
sworn to by officer Eusebfo Escudero
Barsh interferred in behalf of a
friend who was locked up on
charge of intoxication, and used Ian
guage that was abusive toward the Of
ficers. Thomas Ramsay, charged with
intoxication, was fined IS and cost.
All Santa Fe. trains are reported on
time today, except No. from the sonth
and west, which was two hours late.
Attention Is called to "Notice to Con-
tractors" In regard tn furnishing mate
rial and labor for stone bridge In the
city OF Santa Fe.
An infant child OF Charles Bloomer
died last night about o'clock at the
family residence on lower San Francisco
street. This Is the second child 10 he
lost by this family In the last three
weeks.
This morning Pedro Ignacio Cordova
filed petition In the district court for
Santa Fe county asking that, as a head
of a family, he have 5000 worth Of his
property exempted from taxation. The
petition has been granted.
Estevan Barreras, was placed under 0
peace bond Of $500 yesterday upon com.
plaint OF Mrs. Antonina Maestas dc
Gonzales, by Justice Of the Peace Henry
Pacheco. Barrerss who had looked toe
much upon the ewlne that Is red had
threatened Mrs. Gonzales with bodily
injury and hence her complaint.
Pedro Cordova OF Chamita who was
here for the purpose Of getting out an
Injunction against one Pedro Salazar to
enioin Salazar from interfering with
Cordovas passing to and fro acros.
|, Salazar's land in going to and from Cor
doya's residence to the public road, re-
ceiyed a, message from Salazar to the
effect that he, would make no further
objections. 1t came just when the
papers were ready to be submitted to
the court but legal proceedings were
dropped.
i. People desiring to enjoy days outing
In comfort and ease, should spend to-
morrow at SunmuOnt and the Tent City
Very good meals At noon and 10 the
evening are served there ut city prices,
Al the administration building will be
found plenty OF easy chairs and lots oi
shade. The atmosphere at Sunmonnt
is delightful, the sky is very blue, the
water is excellent and the breezes are
| gentle, cool and invigorating. The drive
to Hunmount Is short to DO sure, bu,
interesting and easy. By all means g
to Sunm0unt tomorrow and take In th'
good things existing there. You vii
feel all tho better for the days outing
Improvements at Snnmount and th'
Tent City are the order OF the day. Tel
ephone connection between town ant
the Tent City will be in active operation
on Monday. Bids have been called To-
| for the constl uctl0n of the entertain
ment pavilion to 9 erected there. Thi
pavilion will also coatain stage fo
theatricals. The reading room u th'
administration hui ding 10 open to guest
and sojourners, and late EASTERN paper
and magazines. rs we'll Is New Aexict
publications, are on file IN the readIni
room for the accommodation and use o
all visitors. Fifteen sanitsry tents ar'
up and occupied, and another shipmen
OF tents, ordered two weeks ago, is ex
pscted to arrive during the early part 0
the coming week. These tents. - sool
. put up, viii be occupied, - they ~
already engaged.