Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-06-13
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this issue.
Bon-Ton: Jose Gutierrez, Elias Mar
tinez, Cow Springs.
sherwin & Williams Paint covers
most looks best, at Goebels.
Threenaen We're placed in the county
Jail yesterday for being drunk and dis
orderly.
The annual commencement exercises
of st. Michaeis College will be held in
s1this city on June %.
Palace. R. f. Twitchell, Las Vegas;
Charles C. Collins, Denver;sB. w. Nc
Candless Atchison; II. Gould, Boston,;
C. J. Fl. Lehman, Paducah.
Claire: p. H. Lourland, Allan FL.
Warnock, Ralph Kelly, Denver; l.. H.
Stern, New York Gerald Schlesmayer,
San Francisco; r. A. Lewis, St. Louis;
N. A. Glosford, Ration.
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
at Carleton Post Hall Monday next at
8 o'clock in the afternoon. All mem-
bers of the organization are requested
to be in attendance at the meeting.
A special meeting of Carleton Post,
q. A. r., will be held tonight by order
of Judge John r. McFie, post comman-
der. The meeting will open promptly
at o'clock. Visiting comrades are IN
vited to attend.
Pontifical mass will be celebrated to-
morrow morning at the Cathedral at
$40 by Rt. Rev. j. B. Pitaval. Imme-
diately on the close of the mass the
solemn procession Of Corpus Chrlstl
will be held.
At the regular meeting of Santa F'e
Lodge. No. Q, 1. o. o. F., Past Grand
George w. Knaebel was elected as
representative to the Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows, which convenes at Alpu-
querque this fall.
Celso Lopez, probate clerk and ex-
off1cio recorder of this county, has sent
out $50 notifications Of raises OF assess
ments during the past week to persons
whose taxes We're raised by the county
commissioners at the June session.
The retreat which has been observed
at St. Vincent's Sanitarium in this city
the past eight days will close tomor-
row and Rev. Henry Swift OF Denver
Colo. a Jesuit father, who has been
conducting the services for retreat VIII
leave for Trinidad, Colo, in the even
ing. :,
On the third page of this issue VIII
no found the following: "Convict camp
In Santa Fe Canon" Room Tor one
more" "Fingers crushed work III
the Madrid coal mines,' mo work
DONE" "oficial matters" and "A Cha-
yes county ditch case"
The forecast is for showers tonigh'
and tomorrow with warmer weather
tomorrow The maximum temperature
yesterday was 81 degrees at 2:25 p. M.
and the minimum was As degrees al
Rad a, m. The temperature at O'Clock
this morning was AZ degrees. The pre-
cipitation yesterday was "a of an incn
Colonel Richard Hudson of Deming
n member of Carleton Post, 9. A. K.
OF this city, has written friends here
mat he expects to attend the annual
encampment in San Francisco In Au'
gust. He urges that large delegation
from Carleton Post attends. He came
to this territory with General Carleton''
command and has been a resident Of
New Mexico since.
Harvey and Eastgate, the contrac'
tors. are putting the roof on the A. J
Martinez cottage on Chapelle stree
and expect to commence plasterinf
there next week. They have finishet
the foundations for the Conway aht
Parsons cottages on Cerrillos road ant
on Monday will commence the laying
of brick on the Parsons cottage.
In consequence of the unsettled con
dition Of the weather no definite dat
can be fixed for the Plaza Fete OF tn
Woman's Board of Trade. until reason
able assurance can be expected OF mn
evenings. The ladies are taking advan
tage OF the unavoidable delay to max
the fete even more pleasant than II
hid been held as originally announced
The total rainfall from June to moo
Z Of today has been 2.35 inches. Tn
normal or average rainfall for the fra
- days Of June Is .ss of an inch an