New Santa Fe Ordinances and City Happenings
The Santa Fe Weekly Sun reports new city ordinances take effect in five days and notes excursions to San Ildefonso and the Santa Clara feast draw over 200 Santa Fe residents. It highlights city officials, upcoming picnics, a Pueblo Indian agent appointment, and a grand lodge gathering as well as court cases and World’s Fair prep. The edition also promotes Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a remedy.
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Santa Clara
New Mexico Board of World's Fair
Thornton
M. M. Salazar
Las Vegas
W.H. AM. Llewellyn
Las Cruces
E. V. Chavez
Socorro
B. L. Bartlett
Santa Fe
RK. M. White
United States
H. B. Holt
3Rd Judicial District
Court
Carrera
Commission
First National Bank
Cheap Rate to Colorado by Santa Fe Railroads
Rail lines of the Santa Fe Southern and D R G announce scenic Rocky Mountain routes to Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs with return fares 23.75 19.0 and 17.55 respectively good until October 1891. fastest and coolest route advertised with ticket availability and secure reservations.
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Santa ‘Ke Southern
D & RG
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Colo
Springs
Pueblo
Ewarkin
Cheap Santa Fe round trip rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo
The Santa Fe Route announces low round trip fares with two day transit limits. To Denver and back 23.75 dollars, to Colorado Springs 19.9 dollars, to Pueblo 17.55 dollars. Travel allowed through Sept 30, 1891, with final withdrawal on October 31. Ticket agent W. M. Sari urges everyone to take the opportunity.
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Santa Fe
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Goth
W. M. Sari
Santa Fe Enacts Deadly Weapons Ordinance
The Santa Fe City Council passes Chapter VIII prohibiting carrying deadly weapons within city limits unless in lawful defense or under legal authority. Defines weapons to include guns, blades, slung shots, canes, sand-bags, and similar items capable of causing harm. Violations carry fines of five to fifty dollars and 10 to 60 days imprisonment, or both. Passed August 11, 1891, by Mayor Vo OT Pitston and Clerk J D Hucnns.
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City of
Santa Fe
Vo OT. Pitston
Seaus
Ely
New Mexico
Sxo
Theetty Council
Offenses Against Morals and Santa Fe License Rules
Absorbing city ordinances on public morals and liquor licensing in Santa Fe. Provisions ban bawdy houses, indecent dress, public nudity, and solicitations. Sets license fees for dealers, pubs, drays, auctions, billiards, laundry, and shows with penalties for violations. Includes poll tax, health board, and revenue terms.
Vagrant Law Notice in Santa Fe City Minutes 1891
The document records a city ordinance declaring vagrants as those lacking visible means of support or loitering about hotels saloons and public places. Offenders face fines from five to one hundred dollars or 10 to 30 days’ imprisonment at labor. Attestations by W. Ot. Tr Hornton and J. D. Trucues dated August 11, 1891.
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City of
Santa Fe
Banta Fe
Alma
W.T. Taounton
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the Santa FE Weekly Sun
Official City Paper
Santa Fe Southern Railroad
San Ildefonso
Traie
Amerca
J. C. Reed
Surveyor General's Office
Chicago
The
Presbyterian Church
Monument Rock
John WH. Robertson
Washington
J. C. Carrera
Tur Ban Sanctum
Mesilla Valley
Grand Lodge
Paradise Lodge
James F. Newhall
T. P. Gable
Astalan Lodge
S. T. Reed
W. B. Sosa
W.G. Ritch
J. W. Scho~feld
Sun
Supreme Court
Lee
Urbana Duran de Amador
Jncisca
Ayer
Hall
J.D. Hucnns
Beit
Sali Clty
J.D
W. J. Sstonnton
Huanes
Trena
Uaid Street
J. D. Hodres
Citapter XIV
Board OF Health
T. TooRntom
Hrakes
W. T. Thornton
J. D. Hoenes
Ment
W. OT
Tr Hornton
J. D. Trucues
Passer
J.D. Heares
Leavening
Powe Reval
W. F. Kennedy
McFarland's
J. C. Berry
Deerfield
H. Hinkins
Riverton
Neb
de. J.C. Ayer K Co
Lowell, Maas
Brice
Aix
Eent India
Hackediar
Schumann
Sol. Spigelbere
B. Hanley
Colorado Beer Saloon
San Francisco Street
District Court
Maud L. Hurt
Stephen B. Elkins
Clasmante
Vaid
Stephans B. Biking
County of
Territory of
William C. Hurt
Entale
Cerrillor
AE Waters
N. M
Ig Tewers
PU Soos
Wilson
Anne
Charles
Charles F. Wilsboro
Austin Chancery
Destrict
Banja
New Merion
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