City officials and notable visits noted in Santa Fe paper
The Sun reports on new city government beginnings, H Hartman’s trip to Tres Piedras, church services, General Gardner’s departure for Colorsade, J H Crist’s legal trip to Amarge, local mining and business moves, a grand Santa Fe Southern picnic, school and legal developments, rail time card changes, and civic plans including water works grants in Raton and a new law office openings.
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Santa Fe Southern
North
Denver
Denver and Rio Grande
Social rounds and town notes in Santa Fe region
General and Mrs Bartlett hosted an elegant reception and dance at post hall while Mr and Mrs R E Twitchell entertained a large crowd at a lawn party. The Methodist church Sunday school enjoyed a Santa Fe to San Ildefonso grove picnic and thanked Supt Helm. Ice cream freezers gain traction as D W Ayers expands, with local factory endorsement. Road improvement along the canon road completed from Santa Fe to Monument Rock. The Indian feast at Santa Clara church is to include an excursion train. The Black Stockings edged the Atheletics 4 to 3 in a high light college game. Roy Cooper of Pecos, son of J W Cooper, dies after an ear abscess. funeral held at Mr Robert Harry’s residence in Santa Fe.
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E. L. Bartlett
Post Hall
R. E. Twitchell
Methodist Church
Santa Fe
San Ildefonso Grove
Supt. Helm
Santa Clara Church
Heim
Santa Fe Southern
Santa Clara
Roy Cooper
J. W. Cooper
Upper
Pecos
Presbyterian Academy
California
Agricultural College
Las Cruces
Robert Harry
City Aldermen Convene in Court House and Elect Officials
The city board led by Mayor Thornton met Saturday to hear electric light and gas bids for street lighting and announce several nominations. Martin Quintana resigned as marshal after appointment. Evaristo Lucero became alderman. A second meeting confirmed new policemen and a police judge, and set standing committees. Ordinance No 1 awarded English printing to Tue Sun and Spanish to El Bulletin Popular.
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Board of Aldermen
Court House
Thornton
Electric Light and Gas Companies
Martin Quintana
John P. Victory
Pedro Delgado
Messrs
Harroun
Knaebel
Quintana
Delgado
Evaristo Lucero
Mr.Quintana
Jesus Tapia
Seferino Alarid
Carlos Dominguez
J. H. Becker
J. B. Lucero
Mesars
Koch
Garcia
Streeta
Bridgen
Merara
Knachel Delgado
Lucero
Knaebel and
Mesare
Garcia Knaebel
Mondragon
Gorman
Mesara
Tue Sun
el Buletin Popular
Veterans Recognized for Kit Carson Regiment Service
Edward H. Bergmann deputy warden and Carleton Post member rose from captain to major in Kit Carson's First New Mexico Cavalry with later brevet rank. Martin Quintana Martin Quintana became 2d lieutenant then first lieutenant with Kit Carson's regiment before resigning. Henry Becker advanced in rank within the same unit and served until 1866. John Ayers held multiple posts from private to captain in California and Kit Carson units. all named veterans listed with service details. note on beard dye reference appears as stray text.
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Edward H. Bergmann
Carleton Post
Kit Carson
New Mexico Cavalry
Wice Chacon
New Mexico
Martin Quintana
Rafael Chacon
Henry Becker
N. M. Cavalry
John Ayers
Santa Fe
First California Cavalry
J. H. Carleton
Quintana, Becker
Ayers
Carleton
Pioneer Married In Moorhead Minnesota A NM Merchant Weds
The Sun editor and spouse publish a wedding notice for Fannie E. Potter and James V. Johnson married July 29 1891 at Moorhead Minnesota. Johnson a leading general merchant in Chama Rio Arriba NM is praised as a pioneer and respected figure. The couple will host Wednesday receptions in September at Chama. The Sam extends hearty congratulations.
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the Sun
Fannie E. Potter
James V. Johnson
Moorhead
Minnesota
Chama
New Mexico
Rio Arriba
Supreme Court convenes as opinions reaffirm old rulings
The court met Monday with an opinion handed down the next morning affirming the lower court in the Galisteo brown paper return case. Chief Justice O'Brien delivered the opinion amid editorials. Cerf vs Baldaracco on a cigar contract was argued and submitted, with several railroad cases pending. The piece ends by praising Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
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Supreme Court
Galisteo
O'Brien
New Mexican
Cerf
Baldaracco
Tender Tribute To Hannibal Hanlin Revisits Loyal Service
The death of Comrade Hannibal Hanlin draws a fond tribute from Gen. W G Veasey chief of the Grand Army. The obituary recalls his long public service, friendship to the late President, and cherished status as a steadfast patriot and comrade. Latin class noted by Rev W J Thompson offers instruction with junior pupils free. A summons by publication in Santa Fe Court ends with Barbera Wilson seeking dissolution of marriage from Charles Wilson, with appearance required by January term.
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Hannibal Hanlin
W. G. Veasey
Grand Army
Hannibal Hamlin
W. J. Thompson
Thomas Cottage
Santa Fe
Barbera Wilson
District Court
Charles Wilson
Charles F. Wilson
Austin
Banta Fe
New Mexico
Barbara Wilson
Tearee Reim
Fischer Brewery seeks enlarging capacity with 50000 bond issue
At a Santa Fe board meeting on July 17 Fincher Brewing plans 50000 mortgage bonds at 7 percent to repay current debts and finance a large malt house and plant expansions. The firm sits on an eight acre site near Palace Avenue with brewery, bottling, ice plant, storage for 4009 barrels, electric plant, and saloon. Main aim is to use New Mexico barley to cut costs and boost output in New Mexico and Arizona, with projected annual beer sales rising from 6000 to about 12000 barrels and malt and carbonated water sales adding to profits.
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Fincher Brewing Company
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Arizona
Fischer Brewing Company
Palace Avenue
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
East
California
Denver
San Francisco
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Philip Herch
The
Fort Stanton
J. B. Lamy
Sun Office
H. Hartman
Tres Piedras
General Gardner
United States Inspector of Indian Agencies
J. H. Crist
Amarge
Tie Sun
Hahn
Cerrillos
Yo San Indefonso Grove
Wen. M.C. de Baca
Bernalillo County
A. L. Morrison
Frank W. Clancy
Catron, Knaebel and
E. Lewis
Southern Pacific
Raton
Col. J. W. Dwyer
A. B. Fall
Jas Cruces
Ira M. Bond
Territorial Board of Equalization
Tus Sun
Edward Krumpege
Albuquerque
Texas
Father Gram
Parkview
Two Sun
President Hall
Wm. Soehnchen and Co
D. W. Ayers
J. P. McGrorty
United States
Port Rush
Ireland
Giant's Causeway
Dunedin
Coleraine
Canon Road
T. P. Gable
John Gray
Monument Rock
Black Stockings
Atheretics
Colege Grounds
Wynkoop
Dixon
Atheletics
Charley Levy
Buckingham
Leavening Powe
U. S
Powe
Washington
Franklin
Webster
Ayer
Btdmes
Fischer Brewery
Otter Johnson
San Francisco Street
Lewitzki
City of Mexico
St. Louis
el Paso
Burrton
Los Angeles
Loula
Burreon
Frisco
Santa
G. T. Nieworsom, G.P
B. BR. Uo
Topeka, Kaneps
Benjamin Harper
Plymouth
Montserrat
W. I
Emma Keyes
Hubbardston
Mass
Robert K. James
Dorchester
Sledge
Weimar
J. C. Ayer & CO
Lowell
Noticiade Administracior
Estado de
Rosa
Lia Garcia Finada
Grreegorio Casabos
W. A. Noyen
Power's Lock
Rochester
N. Y
Buirton
Wichita
Oswego
Columbus
Springfield
Kannan
Ades
Addresa
T. Nicholson
A. T
Santas
W. M. Smith
Gho. T. Nicholson
G.P
T.A.A.T
Topeka
Kans
Geo. W. Knaebel
Sena
Apecialty
Sol. Spiegelberg
Largeelyv ‘Voy
J. G. Schumann
ALER
B. Hanley
Colorado Beer Saloon
J. Weltmer
Santa Fe County
Maud L. Wert
Stephen B. Elkins
Stephea B. Elkins
County of
Territory of New Mexico
Maud I. Hurt
William C. Hurt
Territory
A. FE. Wales
Bonton Restaurant
Jagk
Santa FE Bakery
Vy. Sohnee
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