Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-06-01

E. Ramirez, Gerardo Flores, Jose Ma
Chaves, Jose l.. Ribera. Nepomucent
Madri, Macedonia Montoya, Pablo L
Armijo, Jose G. Alarcon and II. Macs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
maximum temperature was Il degrees
at 2:10 p. M, and the minimum was Al
degrees at 4:55 a. m. The temperature
at o'clock this morning was AZ de-
grees. The precipitation yesterday was
.O5 Of an inch.
The city board of education and the
city council will meet this evening In
regular monthly session.
The Santa Fe Hardware and Sup ply
Company has a most complete stock of
goods, and an attractive half-page ad-
| vertisement In this Issu, OF the New
Mexican tells the people Of it. This
store carries large stock Of goods and
Is distinct acquisition to the mercan-
| tile houses Of Santa Fe.
All members of the Woodmen of the
| World are requested to assemble at
their hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing for the purpose of attending the
funeral of George H. Cross.
The fiier from the east due here at
noon and No. due at 80 were an
nulled today. The train to meet No. 7
will go down to Lamy about 6:20 this
evening if no further time is lost by
No. Z.
An occurrence that Is a disgrace to
those who participated in 1t even
stealing of flowers from the graves of
the old soldiers in the National Gene
terry. The thieves did not have enough
shame to wait until darkness curtain
ed their sacriligious act, but robbed
the graves of their flowers shortly af-
ter the crowd had left the cemetery.
Graves at Fairview Cemetery as well
as those at the Odd Fellows Cemetery
were profusely and handsomely decor
ated on Saturday last by the relatives
Of those occupying those cities of the
dead. The Fairview Cemetery especial
ly received great deal Of attention
and under the constant care OF the
Woman's Board of Trade and OF Assis-
tant Superintendent w. E. Martin of
the Territorial Penitentiary, is becom-
ing a veritable beauty spot.
The program committee of the next
annual territorial Sunday school con-
vention to be held in this city June y
II. announces that all the sessions Will
be held in the Methodist church IN
stead of in the Presbyterian church as
formerly announced, on account of the
objection of Rev. w. Fl. Moore; also
that the address. Of welcome will be
delivered by the Rev. w. A. Cooper,
Instead Of by Mr.. Moore, declined. NO
other changes in the program have
been made. All families intending to
entertain visitors should report to Miss
EDNA Berger on the east side Of the
Plaza.
Palace: Fl. A! Austin, Kansas City;
George A. Lamb. St. Joe; H. H. Bach,
st. Louis; c. Goddard, White Oaks; c.
w. Todd, Richard Dunn, w. w. Snod-
grass, Jussin Dellellard, NJ. Romero
Mrs. B. Archibald. Mrs. s. Douglass
Charles A. Spiess. A. c. Welch, Las
Vegas: J. P. McNuity. Turauesa; .. r.
Dale, w. ]. Walker. Chicago; J. +.
Hurley, Robert Hahne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Hahne, Mrs. ]. II. Hahne. Miss
L. Hahne, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hahne,
New York City; D. o. Dunlap, w. b.
Childers. z. A. Jones, Albuquerque; w.
H. Jack, Silver City; A. A. Wilson. Tu-
cumcari: J. l.. Davis. Hope; F. f.
Creel, Ell Paso; ]. ]. Schuler, Ration;
w, D. Radcliff, Carl A. Dalies, Belen.
Active, but as yet, uncompleted ar
are being made by the
Woman's~ Board Of Trade for their an
nual Plaza Fete on June 9. Commit
tees of ladies having the several de-
partments in charge report the most
gratifying liberality on the part OF
business men and citizens generally.
All the usual attractions, including
table, nsh ponds and bright
eyed gypsies will aid In making the
evening one of unalloyed enjoyment.
The Capital City Band has rendered its
services for the occasion. and its deli
cious music, alone. should be suIScient
to crowd the Plaza TO evernowing. The