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Newspaper
Santa Fe Weekly Sun
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1891
Page
3
The Santa Fe Weekly Sun reports social visits in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. It notes alfalfa growth, la grippe cases, a World’s Fair commission meeting, church and civic updates, and upcoming local developments including tax collection, railroad office status, possible department headquarters moves, and increased water irrigation.
A gala ball at Gray's opera house shows modest receipts amid tax changes and local chatter. Obituaries note Jose Antonio Garcia dies at 96 with wealth from sheep holdings. funeral at the cathedral. Weather hints spring delay and crop yield optimism. saloon licenses face May closure. Santos Delgados case looms before the US Supreme Court as a political contest nears resolution. Wedding bells ring for Don FE Salazar and Agneda Lopez with a grand Tamme opera ball to follow.
A historical notice set describes Pullinan palace sleepers on through lines between City of Mexico and St. Louis via El Paso and Burrton, and references Santa Fe route. It includes a K of P lodge meeting in Santa Fe with a death notice for Thomas P. Gable Jr. and resolutions of sympathy. It also quotes opinions on the High License Law from Edward L. Bartlett and a testimonial about Ayer's Pills and wage policy remarks linked to McKinley.
Sheriff certifies sale of defendants Peter B Champagne and John B Dow rights in a parcel in Santa Fe County New Mexico. Property bounded by public road Engle L W L and Arroyo de las Mascaras conveyed 1886 by Juana Ortiz de Conklin and Charles M Conklin. Sale set for April 27 1891 at 10 am at county courthouse Palace Ave Santa Fe. Amount due 1485.45. Attachments filed Nov 15 1890 judgment Feb 6 1891.
Notice states delinquents previously adjourned since March 16 will be taken up Monday morning April 20 at 10 o'clock and continued daily until all advertised property is sold or taxes paid. No adjournments after that date. Delinquents should pay taxes to avoid sale costs. Frank Chaves, Sheriff and Collector.
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