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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1907.
U (SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, .N. Th.,
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MINOR CITY TOPICS
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Don't miss "A Trip Around the
the World" tomorrow evening. Tickets
are 50 cents. j
Santa Fe Lodge No. 2, I. 0. O. F.
will hold its regular weekly meeting
this evening1 at 7:30 o'clock at Odd
Fellows' hall on lower San Francisco
street.
Word was received here yesterday
to the effect that a baby boy had ar
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ellas Clark of Alcade, who are
well known in Santa Fe.
An important meeting of the Arch
aeological society of this city, will be
held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at
the office of Judge N. B. Laughlin in
the Laughlin block. All members are
urged to attend.
Two funerals took place within an
hour of each other this morning from
the Cathedral, and in both instances
Interment followed in Rosario ceme
tery. The first funeral was that of
the late Mrs. Trinidad Garcia de Pa
dilla and the second that of Mrs. Cruz
Chavez de Ortiz.
The Woman's Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian church promise
something unique tomorrow evening
In "A Trip Around the World." For 50
cents one can take the trip and visit
the countries of Ireland, Germany,
Mexico, Japan and America. At each
place a supper representative of the
country will be served.
Felix Sandoval has purchased from
the Larkln Read es'tate through Ben
jamin M. Read, administrator, the
house and lot on Upper Palace ave
nue, which is 'located in the rear of
the property of David Gonzales. It is
understood the consideration was
about $300. Mr. Sandoval, who is a
porter at the Palace hotel is prepar
ing to move into the house with his
family on Monday next.
The attention of contractors is call
ed to a notice elsewhere in this issue
of the New Mexican asking for seal
ed proposals for the completion of the
basement, second story and attic of
the administration building of the New
Mexico Reform School at El Rito.
These bids will be received by the
Board of Trustees up to 12 o'clock
noon, November 15. Plans and specifi
cations are on file at the office of I. H.
and W. M. Rapp, architects,- Trinidad,
Colorado, also at the office of the sec
retary of the board, Venceslao Jara
millo at El Rito.
The Archaeological Society, which
will meet on Friday evening in the
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Laughlin offices in the Laughlin block,
numbers 125 members, including many j
cC tho leading men of the Territory.
' ho society was organized six years j
ago for tho study of southwestern
archaeology, the preservation of the:
prehistoric remains in New Mexico, I
tho advertisement of the arehaeologic-1
al attractions of this section and the
establishment of a school and museum
of Southwestern Archaeology. Tho so
ciety is territorial in scope and has
been quite successful In its efforts.
The following visitors have regis
tered since Sunday at the rooms of
tho Historical society: Ralph Dixon,
Colfax, Towa; H. A. Conerty, Denver; !
V. W. Baker, Seymour, Indiana; E. K.I
Doty, Bakersfield, California; G. H.
Harlow, Albuquerque; Reuben R.
Hodges. Boonevllle, Mississippi;
C. II. Ferguson, Socorro; Ida
M. Donaldson, Denver, Colorado;
Thomas H. "Wood, Memphis, Tennes
see; Joel E. Cox, Blackwell.Oklahomn;
Minerva M. Knott, Sedalia, Missouri;
George E. Fuller, Augusta H. Fuller,
Chicago; C. K. Osborne, Las Cruces;
Sherman Waggoner, wife and two
children. Cleo and Alma, Flora Vista;
W. E. Currie, Sterling, Kansas; Leon
ard Nations, Littleton, Alabama; J. K.
IMmundson, Jr., Talladega, Alabama;
Mrs. A. M. Woolger, Miss Elizabeth
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wife, Mrs. E. B. McGowan, Philadel
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Charles Behringer, A. L. Behringer,
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Arrow, Indian Territory; Frank Brady,
Berea, Kentucky; Caiiyle Hollihan,
Williams, Arizona; M. B. Culpepper,
Dayton; D. B. McPherson, Malaga; II.
A. Chamberlin, Topeka.Kansas; Alfred
Miramon, Taos; F. J. Emmett, Cleve
land, Ohio; A. C. Tredrick, Kingman,
Kansas; F. E. Furnall, St. Louis; W.
C. Longenecker, Toledo, Ohio; A. E.
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H. Pate, Wboster, Arkansas; W. F.
Vandever, Portales; Guy W. Cunning
ham, Kansas City; Jose Zemellera,
Jose F. Baca, Trinidad, Colorado; A.
E. Kearney, Kansas City.
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