Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-31
MINOR CITY TOPICS

The regular monthly meeting of tn
City Council will be held on Monday ev
Iening next.
Montezuma Lodge No. 1, A. F. and
Masons will hold it's regular MONTH
communication on Monday evening.
Cartwright-Davis Co. have an an
nouncement of interest on the secon
page of this issue of the New Mexican
F. L. Frazier, who has been at Fay
wood Hot Springs for rheumatism 70
several months, has returned to thi
city, entirely cured.
Bon-Ton: I. w. Carney, Liberty; w
j. Davis, Las Vegas; Noberto Gonzales
G. Valdez. Thomas Valdez, Del Norte
Colo; r. J. Ewing, Glorieta.
The Board of Capitol Custodians will
meet at the capitol next Monday in reg
ular monthly session. So will the U. S
Land Commission and the Territorial
Land Board.
The Denver and Rio Grande train ar
rived two hours late last evening and
was two hours late in going out this
morning. A new time table is to go in
effect on Sunday.
Claire: John B. Harper, Durango: J.
K. Easley, Denver; w. L. Christian
Louisville, KY; J. R. Kerr, Denver; E.
Midellicoff, Ration; J. H. Thorp, Mari
no, N. NJ; A. Mcdowell, City.
Any person having money to deposit
will do we'll to call on AL. Mcdowell
Santa Fe, for information. For on-cal
| deposits we pay per cent per week
Best Of reference. E. J. Arnold and Co..
st. T.anis. Mo.
No word has been received by Sheriff
Kinsell about Jose Telles, who was last
heard from south of Albuquerque. 1t Is
not believed he will escape as deputies
are watching for him and as Sheriff
Kinsell has offered the reward of $50
for his capture.
The Rev. A. P. Morrison, superinten-
dent Of the New Mexico English mis-
sions for the M. E. church, is in the
city, and will hold the first quarterly
conference for st. Johns M. e. church
tonight. He will preach tomorrow both
morning and evening at the same place.
The City Board of Education will
meet on Monday evening in regular
monthly session. A committee of citi-
zens who are interested In the con-
struction of two modern new school
buildings for this city should be in at
tendance at the meeting and urge ac-
tion by the board.
The forecast is for fair weather in the
south portion and snow in the north
portion of the territory for tonight and
tomorrow with colder weather tomor-
row. The maximum temperature yes
terday was Al at 1905 p. m. and the
minimum was IS at a. m. The tenn
perature at o'clock this morning was
80.
The city authorities find that several
sidewalks have been laid on Bridge St.,
that are not according to the city
grade. While the city council is deter
mined that sidewalks shall be laid, 1t
must be done according to grade and
the city will fix the grade. The walks
on Don Gaspar avenue are laid accord
ing to grades fixed by the city, but
others will be torn up and relaid
Palace: Mrs. A. B. Fall and child, Las
Cruces; J. X. Abraham, Denver; L., w.
Welch, M. c. Twitchell, Burlington,
VT; W. A. Dunn, New York; William
Holshouser Creede, Colo; M. o. VII
liams, Durango; Leo Mcdonald. Ohio,
Ills; Miss Sadie L. Miehing, Salt Lake
City; Charles Waddles, st. Joe; G. G.
Catlin, Chicago; A. e. Blackman, Roch-
ester, N. Y; Leslie Roberts and wife,
Cripple Creek, Colo; F. J. Mills, Grip
pie Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelter, OF Madrid
arrived in the city this noon.
The funeral of Miss Sallie Gable was
held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock al
the residence of her parents on Wash
ington avenue. 1t was very largely at
tended. The services were conducted
by the young lady's pastor, the Rev. w
Hayes Moore OF the Presby terian church
The bearers were H. F. Stevens, r. j
Crichton, Carl A. Bishop, Samuel S.
Wrightsman, Clarence Pearce and AL.
bert M. Abbott. all from the Christian
Endeavor Society, OF which Miss Gable
was an active and useful member
Many beautiful flowers testified to the
loving remembrance In which the de-
parted was held by her large circle OF
friends. Miss Gable was q patient,
Christian sufferer for most of her life
She was tenderly cared for by those who
loved her best and her unmurmuring
submissiveness attracted many outside
OF the family circle. She will be misse
by all her associs tes and especially In
the church to which she was deeply
attached, The members of her family
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
The hotel at Haywood Hot Springs is
home-like and roomy and offers ample
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