Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-18

Special meeting of the city board of
education on Monday next.
The members of the Lyceum Litera-
ture will give a dance at Gray's hall
tonight.
The Claire Cafe is now open to the
public. A first class dinner tomorrow
for IS cents.
Bertram Williams, special officer for
the Santa Fe system. is here today on
business.
Edward johnson. who has been en-
ployed at Kennedy with the Santa Fe
Central railway arrived in this city yes
terday. He departed this morning for
Espanola on business for the same COM
pany and from there will 60 to AIamosa,
Colo.
The Sisters of Charity are having a
well dug on their grounds just east OF
the sanitarium and south of the hospital.
The waite will be drawn from the well
by means OF pump run by wind mill
and will be used for irrigating the lawns
of the premises and for the laundry.
An interesting article on the treat
ment of consumption at the U. s. Marine
Hospital and Sanitarium at Fort Stanton,
will be found on the 3rd page of this
issue. News from Tucumcari, the coun.
ty seat of Quay county, also appears on
that page.
Edward and John Shields, of King
man, Arizona, were in the city last night
and left this morning for Alamosa, Colo.
In few days they will return to this
territory to remain during the summer.
They own the Searchlight groupof min
ing claims in the Red River district and
will spend the summer working these
claims.
The Elks minstrel troupe returned to-
day from Albuquerque and Las Vegas.
They gave their performance in Albu-
querque Thursday night and in Las We
gas Friday night. In both places they
were cordially received by large au-
diences and the trip was financial sue
cess as they had $3.50 house at Albu-
querque and still larger one at Las
Vegas.
The forecast is for fair weather to-
night and tomorrow with slightly warm
er weather tonight and westerly winds.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 60 degrees at $3.50 p. m. and the
minimum temperature was AZ degrees at
midnight Of April l7-1s. The tempera-
ture at 8 o'clock this morning was 81.
The precipitation was .04 inch.
The New Mexican has received an
exceedingly handsome invitation to the
dedication of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition at st. Louis April 30 and
May 1 and 2. The invitation is covele ed
with silken paper and has an ex-
ceptionally handsome embossed picture
on the first page. The invitation and
names of the committees in charge are
the finest examples of the engravers art.
James Spivey returned to this city
Yesterday from Kennedy where he has
been painting and lettering station signs
for each of the stations along the line
of the Santa Fe Central railway. The
signs are very pretty and creditable to
the road and the painter. Mr.. Splvey
also painted the mile posts for each mile
along the road.
Company F, 1st Regiment of Infantry,
N. M. N. G., is keeping UP it's nightly
drills and the members Of the company
are improving steadily in the manual of
arms and in marching evolutions.
The publication of the paper called
"The Santa Fe Capital" has been sus-
pended indefinitely by it's publisher W.
M. Berger, who is i'll and unable to at
tend to business.
The city has arranged for the right Of