Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume], October 01, 1907, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1907.
SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA fE, N , HL
PAOE FIVE.
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FOR
Suits That Are
Right
4 Per Cent on Time Deposits
ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT A ND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
Place your account with us NOW,
and when, a little later on, you may
want to borrow money for any pur
pose whatsoever, you will find us am
ply able and disposed to accommodate
you on the very best terms and rates
obtainable anywhere.
If you have valuable papers of any
kind, such as deeds, notes, Insurance
papers, etc., why not rent one of ur
Safety Deposit boxes, where your
papers will be safe in our fire-proof
vault?
MlMflD PITV TADIPCl
umiuim will luriuuj
The Capital City Club will hold Its
regular fortnightly dance this evening
at Elks' hall.
Miss Florence Hecker assumed her
duties yesterday as assistant book
keeper for the New Mexican Printing
Company.
Funeral services were held yester
day over the remains of the late Mrs.
Lurla Lambertson, who died Saturday
evening at her home on Agua Fria
Street. Requiem mass was celebrat
ed at the Guadalupe church followed
by interment in the parish cemetery.
The deceased was a widow and is sur
vived by two daughters and one son.
j Mrs. Joseph Hersch, who recently
, purchased the vacant lot on San Fran
i Cisco street, opposite her store has
had the ground cleared, and It is un
derstood contemplates the erection of
a two story modern business block
thero in the spring. The new build-
lng It is said will contain store rooms
on the first floor and the upstairs will
jbe fitted out for living apartments.
j An anniversary requiem mass will
bo celebrated at the Cathedral Satur
day, October 5, for the repose of the
! soul of the late Mrs. John Digneo.
i This service was to have been held on
J September 5, but was postponed ow
ing to the absence from the city at
that time of members of the family.
Relatives and friends are invited to
assist in the celebration of the mass
next Saturday.
Probate Clerk George V. Armijo
has issued marriage licenses to the
following: Miss Felipita Lucero,
aged 36, and Ramon Ortiz, aged 39,
both of Santa Fe; Miss Anna Martinez
aged 19, and Carmel Carrillo, aged
?,H, both of Lamy; Miss Adelalda Roi
bal, aged 40, and Justo Sandoval, both
of Glorieta, and Mrs. Dorothy Bischoll
aged 54, and Anthony S. Dickinson,
aged 46, both of Santa Fe.
Letters received this forenoon from
San Pedro state it is very likely that
the force at work In the camp and
employed by the Santa Fe Gold and
Copper Company, would be greatly re
duced in numbers today and that
many men would be laid off. The re
port has not yet been fully substan
tiated, although It is probable that a
reduction will take place on account
of the present low price of copper.
The street has it that Surveyor Gen
eral Morgan 0. Llewellyn is to tender
his resignation at an early date and
that Captain William Strover, at pres
ent examiner of surveys in the gener-
!al land office, is to succeed Mr. Lie-
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LARGEST WHOLESALE HOUSE IN NEW MEXICO
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Prepared to Fi Small or Large Orders for Anything in
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, SADDLERY
CROCKERY, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, MILLINERY, CLOTHING
Compare Our Goods and Prices. We Can Supply you
Quicker and Better Than Far-off Houses. Try Us.
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wellyn. As far as the latter Is con
cerned, he knows nothing of the rum
or, has not tendered his resignation
and is performing the duties of his
office in his usual effective manner.
The October devotions which are
celebrated every year by Catholics
throughout The month of October will
be observed as usual at the churches
of that denomination in Santa Fe.
The services which consists of the ex
position and benediction of the Bless
ed Sacrament, the litany of the Bless
ed Virgin and the recitation of the
rosary will be held at the Cathedral
each evening beginning at 6:30 and at
the Guadalupe church at 7 o'clock.
The delinquent tax lists for the
years 1902. 1903 and 190.', will be pub
lished for the last time in Thursday's
issue of the New Mexican Review.
The list contains the names of the
owners of all property upon which the
taxes amounting to not less than
twenty-flve dollars have become de
linquent; the year or years for which
the same are due; the amount of such
taxes, penalties and costs due; the de
scription of the property whereon the
same are due, and the amount of tax
es, if any, due on personal property
by such party. Those desiring copies
of the paper containing said lists can
secure same at the New Mexican of
fice at 5 cents per copy.
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Advertising pays. Try it and see.
much the largest asset we have in our business. To have oui
customers say to their friends, "Every statement made by S. Spitz
can be relied upon" is the very best recommendation we can strive
for. Reliability is our watchword and every sale we maka is closed
only after the purchase proves entirely tatisfactory. It is a great
satisfaction to buy at a store like this. Every article carries with
i our guarantee.
SCDIT7 Manufacturing Jeweler, Dealer
OirX 1 AUf in Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds.
QUAIL SEASON
OPENED TODAY
Also Opening of Season for Wild Tur
keys, Mountain Grouse and
Prairie Chickens.
LIVERY STABLE
FINE RIGS, RELIABLE HORSES. SINGLE
BUGGIES, SURRIES. HACKS.
CALL UP 'PHONE NO. 9
When in Need of Anythino In the Livery
Line Drivers Furnished. Rates Right.
. . ...
CHAS. CLOSSON.
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YOU HIT TH1 RIGHT FEME)
when you strike this establishment
We handle nothing hut
FIRST-CLASS FLOUR AND FOOD.
Those who lave ealt with us don't
have to be told how excellent our spe
cialties are. And those who don't
know our Sour and feed are losing
something every day they remain un
acquainted. If you are on of these
you should fire ui a lal order at
once.
Bole Agency For
INTERNATIONAL 8T0CK F)OD.
LEO HERSCH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN, POT ATOE8, SALT AND SEEDS.
ONLY EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOU8E IN SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.
CAPITAL COFFEE
Handsome Cup and Saucer
in Each Pail
Per Pail $1.00
New Breakfast Food
WHOLE WHEAT
BERRIES
1 0c a Package
PRICE'S CELERY
FOOD
Was 12 1-2 Cents.
1 0c a Package
FRUITS OF ILL KINDS
US, HIE 8 CI.
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Today marks the beginning of the
open season for native or crested
quail, wild turkeys, mountain grouse,
and prairie chicken, and bright and
early this morning there was an exo
dus of hunters bound for the quarries
of these game birds. Quail in particu
lar are said to be very plentiful this
season in the vicinity of Santa Fe.
The quail open season lasts four
months, beginning on October 1 and
ending January 31. The open season
for wild turkeys, mountain grouse and
prairie chickens embraces the months
of October, November and December.
The open season for deer win not be
gin until October 15.
HENRY KRICK
. Sole Agent for
LEMP'S ST. LOUIS BEER
And All Kinds of Mineral Waters.
SODA WATER,
Any Flavor you Desire.
Orders Filled for Any Amount. Mail Orders
will Receive Prompt Attention.
Phone 38.
Montezuma Avenue.
Santa Fe, N. M.
KERR'S
Capital : Parlors
The only first-class in city.
Second to none In Territory.
Four first-class artists : ;
Electrical Baths . . . .'11.50
Other Baths .25
Parlorn located West Side Plas
W. II. KERR, Pioprietoi
WHY DID YOU COME WEST ?
To rest, recuperate, hunt, fish, breathe fresh, pure air, see mountain
scenery, get a change, live a new and fascinating life under new conditions,
and get food that needs no pure food law.
That's why you came west! 1
There is a beautiful little valley that nestles between the highest moun
tains of the Rockies on the upper Pecos river j ideal altitude, 7,000 feet, and
temperature identical with Santa Fe. Its streams swarm with trout
and the woods and ranges are filled with game large and small. The
ranchers live the life of the west There are mountain lion, bears, deer
and wolves for the hunter. There are saddle ponies to be had for the
asking, rooms in a big, rambling ranch house with wide verandas, tent
rooms or a cabin if you want it. The days are never dull. You see a
great ranch eand the genuine western life. Fresh milk, butter and eggs-
all you can drink and eat. Sleep in blankets at night fish in your shirt
sleeves during the day. You couldn't spend mora than $9 a week if you
tried. Its the place you are looklrg for. Accommodations for both men
and women.
Inquire this office or address THE VALLEY RANCH, Hecos N. M.
OPEN SEASON
WILD TURKEYS, MOUNTAIN
GROUSE, QUAIL.
.We are Headquarters, for Guns
and Ammunition.
THE WAVERLY.
Washing Machines are Kood: i'
you have tried others anil tailed
don't neglect to TRY WAVERLY
IT WILL DO THE WORK vith
less labor than any machine on
the market its reasonable too!
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Our Plumbing Department is
tention.
WILSON'S HEATERS.
Are uuequelled as FUEL SAVERS and
HEAT DISPENSERS,
They ARE REASONABLE.
We also sell the excellent AIR BLAST
and BOSS HEATER, and the arge3t
and best line of Stoves and Ranges in
the City. The Torrid Zone Furnace.
We can save you money.
Unexcelled. Mail orders given prompt at-
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
Phone No. 83.
Mail orders given prompt attention,
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FAYWOOD HOT SPRINGS
CELEBRATED - HEALTH-RE-SORT
IN THE SOUTHWEST
The waters of the Springs have proven very beneficial and thor
oughly efficacious in cases of Kidney troubles, Locomotor Ataxia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuritis, General Debility, and a perfect tonic for
the up-bulldlng of the human system, body and mind.
First class hotel, with modern improvements, at the Springs.
Rooms with bath if required. The greatest of care and attention given
to guests and invalids, fable first-class and to suit. Miles of first
class roads in vicinity of Hotel and Spurings; carriages, buggies and
sadle horses furnished on application.
Climate of the best, especially from September 1st to June 1st.
Address for particulars and for circulars.
THOS. C. M'DERMOTT,
Faywood Hot Springs, Grant County, New Mexico.
The New Mexican Printing Com
pany is headquarters for engraved
cards de vlste in New Mexico. Get
your work done here and you will be
pleased in every particular.
Keep your business ever before the
public by advertising in your home
paper. A good advertiser always has
success in any honest enterprise.
The WTeekly New Mexican Review
is published by the New Mexican ,
Printing Company every Thursday. It '
contains the moet reliable and latest
territorial mining, educational, stock
raising, railroad social and political
news of the week from all points ot
the Territory. It is an excellent paper
to send to friends In the east. Price
five cents per copy.