Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-05-06
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Bon-Ton: ]. w. Garvey, c. r. Gar.
vey, Tucumcari; Lorenzo Lovato, II. j.
Wilson, Taos; L. Hunter, Thomas Bur-
ton, j. C. Connel, Durango.
A ball game has been arranged for
Saturday afternoon between the second
base ball team of st. Michaels college
and the United States Indian Industrial
school team at the college campus.
Sheriff Alexander Read of Rio Arri,
ba county, delivered to the peniten-
tiary Ramon Segura, sentenced by
Judge McFie to imprisonment for a
term of one year for discharging a
pistol within settlement; also Pablo
Martinez for one year for assault with
a deadly weapon.
Sheriff Marion Littrel of Colfax
county, and Deputy Hill, one of the
Rough Riders, delivered Curtis Nor
row, sentenced by Judge Mills to inn
prisonment for a term of one year for
breaking a car seal, to the territorial
penitentiary.
Monday was the regular monthly
meeting night of the Santa Fe Board
of Education, but as there was not
quorum present no business was trans
acted. A special meeting will probably
be called for some near future date be-
tween now and the regular June meet
ing.
The prizes offered by Cartwright-Da-
Wis Company for the best work done on
Ferndell drawing books We're awarded
to Miss Hope Wiley, and Master George
Ellis. The judges were County School
Superintendent J. V. Conway and j. b.
Read. The boys prize was ball, bat
and glove; the girls, a handsome doll.
The dance and dinner given by the
Catholic ladies at the hall in the Cat
ron block yesterday was success. A
large number Of people took dinner
with them and the dance was also at"
tended by large crowd who thorough
ly enjoyed the affair. The ladies wish
to return thanks to all who assisted
them in any way.
Claire: ]. M. Hay, Mrs. John Ensign,
Prof. p Carmrin, Miss Harris, M. H.
Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jones, f. ]. McWenie, James 8.
Duncan and wife, Las Vegas; Victor
C. Reese, Cleveland, O.; H. L. Nc
Laughlin, Chicago; G. Barrett, Mox'
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ley, Indianapolis; M. D. A. Macs, Wa
trous; David Martin ,Pagosa Springs;
H. G. Wilson, Taos; w. H. Love, wife
and children, Lafayette, Ind.
The portal and porch of the IAmy
building on the northwest corner o1
the Plaza, the building being occupied
by the New Mexican Printing Com
pany, was taken down today. This i'm
proves the looks of that corner very
much. The unsightly and ugly portal
and porch in front of the Delgado
building just south of the Lamy build
ing on the Plaza, should also be done
away at once.
The forecast is for fair weather ex-
cept thunder showers Ill TIE hoithc""'
and extreme southeast portions tonight
and tomorrow. Yesterday the maxi
mum temperature was 63 degrees al
3:2O p. M. and the minimum was AZ de-
grees at 2:O5 a. m. The temperature al
6 o'clock this morning was 40 degrees
There was light frost this morning
but it was not heavy enough to dt
any damage.
The Kansas City Commercial Clut
will be in Santa Fe on Thursday Of
next week, May IA, and remain from
in the evening until $50 the following
morning. The club will make this triI
through the Southwest in the interes
of trade extension and it is the desir'
of the members to personally meet tn
businessmen and other citizens of San
ia Fe and vicinity. The club travels II
a magnificent special train made up
sleepers, dining car, observation cal