Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-05-04
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Normandie: S. Moulton, Kimball s.
D.; William Mexican, Taos.
Postoffice hours tomorrow will be
from to o'clock in the afternoon.
Be sure to attend the dance given by
the ladies at the Catron Block, Tuesday
evening. Admission rs cents couple.
This is the evening for the regular
monthly meeting of the city council, II
a quorum can be had for the transac-
tion of business.
Montezuma Lodge No. 1, A. F. and
A. Masons will meet in regular monthly
communication this evening at Mason
ic Hall at 7.3O o'clock.
Home folks especially are invited to
take dinner with the Catholic ladies',
Tuesday, at the Catron Block. Price 80
cents, children 25 cents.
The American Ornithological Society
will visit Santa Fe tomorrow afternoon
over the Santa Fe railway. The socie-
ty occupies two Pullman cars.
At the session of the probate court
in this city today, the last will and tes-
lament of Maria del Carmon de Abeyta
deceased, was probated Jose Chaves
and B. Chaves of Abquiu, are the ex"
ecutors.
The City Board of Education will
hold it's regular monthly meeting at the
High School building this evening. The
plans for the erection of modern and
commodious high and ward school
buildings will be discussed.
Home made candies, ice cream and
sherbet sold all day by the ladies at
Catron Block on Tuesday.
The penitentiary authorities are enti-
tied to great credit for the thorough
and efficient cleaning up they have
given the streets along the line OF
march. The prisoners did good work
and the guards with them were atten-
tive and careful.
The decorations of the Territorial
Capitol are very striking and present
handsome effect. The Plaza decorations
very beautiful and reflect great credit
upon the committee on decorations.
Claire: Juan Santistevan. Taos; Ed.
ward Dixon, Ell Paso; O. e. Bennett
and wife, Rowe; j. M. Hobson, F. Dom
ovan, H. E. Dixon and wife, Denver; j.
P. Stuyvesant Folsom: A. w. Thomp-
son, Clayton; Mrs. C. A. Lyons, Ration;
Lee Reinhart, st. Louis; w. F. Me-
Cash, Exeter
Bon-Ton: Pedro Quintana, Pena
Blanca; Antonio Gallegos, Bernalillo;
J. F. Gardner and wife, Fort Worth,
Tex; O. l.. Chigerman, Kiowa, kas.;
F. w. Burt, W. B. Burt Des Moines,
Ia; F. Yoern, Los Angeles; Samuel
Ridge, Cedar Hill; Joseph Norris, J. V.
Norris, Hobart.
Palace: w. H. Ferguson, ]. M. Leish,
w. F. Barrett, Chicago; c. c. Lippen>
cot, A. P. Smith, F. X. Darby, Denver;
Elmer f. Veeder F. H. Pierce, Las We
gas: w. r. Wunsch, e. F. Wunsch. De- |
lrOlt, M. Is. olOChlOIl, Itutol, W. y
Baker, Las Cruces Ira B. Bennett, AL |
buquerque; NJ. A. Delf, San Francisco,
The edition of the New Mexican to-
evening will be handsomely IL
lustrated, of double size, and will be
on book paper 1t will contain
a full account of the visit of the Presi-
dent and the events in connection
Herewith and will be handsome
of the event. Orders for 1t
should be left at the counting room.
The bridge on Don Gaspar avenue
across the Santa Fe river should be re-
paired without delay as there is hole
n the floor which is a menace to every
1orse that crosses. One of the boards
8 loose also and Is so placed that it Is
liable to give way or turn IL any con-
siderable weight is placed upon it. A
title care may prevent a serious accl-
lent.
The exhibition Of school work at the J