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Newspaper
Santa Fe Weekly Sun
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1891
Page
3
The Santa Fe Weekly Sun notes fruit exports to Las Vegas and robust cherry and raspberry harvests. It reports on police, paving, and civic appointments, plus a hospital dairy question, railroad damages, and a pending police magistrate appointment for Pedro Delgado.
The Sunday series on the Ten Commandments invites everyone to attend. Visitors are welcome, seating is free, and Pastor C. I. Mill extends cordial invitation to the community.
A long list records Dr. Symington visiting Duke City on Teesday and many locals, including John Conway owner of Bon Ton ill, J B Mayo returning to Golden, Geo S Blunt returning from Santa Fe to Albuquerque, Mrs. Dr. Wood and Mrs. Kelsey visiting Chama, Mrs Juan Delgado and family summering near Las Vegas, James J. Longwill returning to El Paso, Stuart F. Loughborough attending to business in the Capital, and Mayor Thornton visiting Socorro for mining interests. Other entries mention Dr Milligan visiting Tae Sun and Ojo Caliente Springs, Mrs M A Hurt visiting in Albuquerque, Rev W J Thompson named rector, Summers Burkhart arriving from the south, Miss Mason and Miss Ferry in Paris, J H Crist planning Chama and Durango travel, and F Hunt from county court. Also includes a formal financial statement on Santa Fe school funds for 1890–1891 detailing balances, sheriff receipts, licenses from liquor dealers and games of chance, uncollected taxes from 1880–1889, and amounts due to the school fund.
Montoya occupying land owned by Base bio Montoys near Bernalillo refused to vacate after Otero bought the ground and required fencing. A committee led by Pedro Perea and Volonio Gutierres ordered the fence removed, 23 to 30 men destroyed it. Ceremonial letters mention plans to hire troublemakers to push costs on Otero, prompting the family to relocate to Albuquerque. Town unrest cited by Albuquerque Citizen. Hall's Hair Vigor ad ends the page.
An old notice promotes luxury rail travel on the Frisco and Santa Fe routes with through sleeper service from Denver to St Louis, highlighting Palace Sleepers between 12287 17th Street and the Rocky Mountain region, plus connections via Albuquerque and Burrton. It also includes a Spanish administrator notice and a medical remedy advertisement.
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