Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-05-07
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George Riddle, Denver and Rio
Grande locomotive engineer, and fam
lily, have moved into one of the Ellis
cottages on Chapelle street.
A baby girl was born Tuesday morn
ing about II o'clock to Mrs. Guadalupe
Herrera. The infant was named Alice
Roosevelt Herrera in honor of Presi.
dent Roosevelt's oldest daughter.
Abe Gold, proprietor of Colds Old
Curiosity Shop, has received on approx
al a large consignment of elk's teeth
Any of the local Elks desiring a charm
of this kind should call this week and
inspect them.
The Arroyo Sais across Palace aven-
ue in the eastern part of town is being
used as a dumping ground. This is a
bad state of affairs from sanitary
standpoint and should at once be stopp-
ed by the city authorities.
The SAINT. Fe board of pension exam
iners met in regular monthly session at
the Office of DR.. Harroun yesterday and
examined seven applicants for PEN
sions. The members of the board are
DR.. ]. M. Diaz, DR.. ]. A. Massie and
Dr. w. S. Harroun.
Bon-Ton: M .Borelon, Halls Peak;
'Elugio Atencio, Eliseo Cordova, Dixon;
Jose Cruz, Trementina; Bias Gonzales.
San Marcial; j. T. Osgood, Clarence
Osgood, Pauline, Neb.; Horace Burr,
Massa chusetts; r. c. Martin, El Paso;
Boyd Harrington. Seneca, Mo.
The funeral of Eluterlo Lovato, who
died yesterday morning, was held at
the Cathedral at o'clock this morning,
The funeral was in charge Of Charles
Wagner, the funeral director, and in
terment was made at Rosario cemetery.
Harvey and Eastgate have finished
the work on the new brick addition OF
the hospital building at the United
States Indian Industrial School and
will commence in a few days to con-
struct an addition to the residence OF
Charles J. Hanes on Johnson street.
Alter TIE ltOOSeNcll lCSCPtioiI eS''
day number Of parties took the roses
and ribbons from Lowitzki's carriage,
the conveyance used by the President.
The ribbons were the property OF Lo-
witzkis livery stable and the proprie'
tors desire that they be returned.
The forecast is for generally fair
weather tonight and tomorrow with
cooler weather tomorrow. Yesterday
The maximum temperature was 62 de-
yrees at 2:45 p. M, and the minimum
was 40 degrees at 5 a. m. The temper
ature at o'clock this morning was 43
degrees.
The following real estate transfer Is
reported by the probate clerk ana ex-
,fficio recorder of this county: Hiram
3. Cartwright to Mrs. M. Florence Lau-
1enslager, two mining claims in the
-errillos mining district known as the
Hondo lode and No. 4; consideration 81
Postmaster Paul A. F. Walter today
bought from E. F. Whitman, lot on
Palace avenue. upon which he intenos
o erect brick cottage next spring. the
santa Fe Central Railway Company
,aving purchased his property on Hic-
xox street on the south side.
Claire: s. NJ. Ashenfelter. Silver CITY;
:. E. B. Ward, Colorado Springs; Miss
r, H. Mcmahon, John Burk. Albuquer-
rue; ]. T. Mckinley and wife. Hope
veil; C. E. DeCello, st. Louis; l.. u.
,arpenter, Del Norte: T. c. Dunaway,
Trinidad; r. H. Kyle, Mrs. J. F. Tet-
RS. Creede, Colo; Roy Gatewood. D. E.
Ielvern, Las Vegas.
Edgar Shields, referee in the case,
his morning took evidence in the d.
orce suit of Refugia Rodriguez de AL
oro VS.. Manuel Alforo. The defendant !
allied to appear. The evidence of the
laintiff was taken and the recommen-
alton of the referee was filed with the |
Jerk of the 1st judicial district.
c. r. Huber, deputy sheriff. last
light arrested Pablo Sadies, about a |
nile southwest Of the city and placed |
i'm in the county Jail. He is believed
0 be demented. Yesterday he was In |
he city amusing himself by walking |
round knocking on windows and play