Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-06-01
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= MINOR CITY TOPICS :

Additional local OH the third page o
this issue.
Twentieth Century Laurel Rang
with options at Goebers.
Normandie: Joseph Smith, Ell Paso
Ernest Hitchcock, st. Louis; w. B
Wilson, Denver.
Montezuma Lodge No. 1, A. F. ant
A. NJ, will meet in regular monthly
communication at Masonic Hall at 7;3
o'clock this evening.
Miss p. L. Robertson has opened 6
summer school in the Central Building
and will teach there from 8 to II. She
will take a limited number of pupils.
DR.. w. M. Popplewell is figuring on
erecting residence in the near future
If he can procure the lot he desires for
such purpose and which is located on
the south side.
The following interesting city news
articles will be found on the third
page of this issue "Skinner's. SANDER
Scorned," win be stopped. St
Michaers Field Day Program.
Nearly all the graves in the ancient
cemetery of the Rosario were decorat-
ed, some of them in very elaborate
manner, rejecting great credit on the
taste and affection of the relatives OF
the deceased.
The United States National Gene
terry under the efficient management
of Captain G. D. Crittenden, superin-
tendent, never looked in better condi-
tion nor more attractive than it did on
Saturday.
Contracts for the construction OF
brick sidewalks in front Of the Frost.
Seligman and Martinez properties on
Palace avenue have been let and these
sidewalks will be constructed at an
early date.
The grave Of the beloved and lamen-
ted Mrs. A. l.. Morrison in Rosario
Cemetery, was beautifully decorated on
Memorial Day with lovely flowers
which were sent by Hugh O.. Morrison
of Los Angeles, Calf, to his sister,
Mary, for that pious purpose.
Rapid progress Is being made on the
road to Tesuque which Is being con-
structed under the direction Of Jose d.
Sena. Heavy blasting has been done
and the view Of Santa Fe from the
new road Is said to excel that from
Fort Marcy.
Bon-Ton: p. w. Hobart, J. c. Kum-
mick, Kennedy; George J. Brein, Raw
enwood; C. L. Litton and wife, Bisbee,
Ariz.; ]. F. Gillian, Richmond; D. L.
Gilmore, Juan. varela, Glorieta; Alex
ander Chastony, Thornton; 8. S. Re-
wark, Weston.
Claire: J. w. Medlin, Misses Medlin,
Congress Junction.; H. l.. Graham,
Kansas City; W. H., Plambeck, Dem
YER; w. l.. Christian. Louisville, KY;
Nicholas Gales, Las Cruces; Jesse c.
Lewis, Pueblo; J. c. Ross. Ell Paso; e.
Chacon, Las Vegas.
The work of removing the old build
ing on the property recently purchased
by A. B. Renehan ESQ.,. on Palace Av.'
has commenced. About dozen men
are engaged in it. Mr.. Renehan ex-i
pects to commence the erection of his
new residence on the lots as soon as
he old buildings are removed.
The board of county commissioners
If this county was in session all day
today at the court house examining
tax schedules for the present
year. There were present Hon. A. L.
Kendall, chairman; Commissioners Ar
.hur Seligman and Nicholas Quintana,
while Deputy Probate Clerk FREDERICK
Lopez kept the minutes Of the proceeds
ngs. Il
The tool house at Lamy Junction.
adjoining the Harvey House. caught
Are about o'clock last night and was
entirely destroyed. 1t was full of oil
md other combustible material. but
is heavy rain was falling and there
was no wind, 1t was not difficult TO
seep the fire from spreading.
The forecast Is for showers tonight
md tomorrow in the north part, and
.air in the south portion with cooler
weather tonight. On Friday the max
mum temperature was u degrees at
l:2O D. m. and the minimum was AZ de-
zrees at 5:35 a. m. The maximum tenn
on Saturday was "a degrees
1t $3.50 p. m., and the minimum was A
degrees at $40 a. m. Yesterday thel