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Newspaper
Santa Fe Weekly Sun
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1891
Page
4
Partial OCR shows scattered times with lines like 6:30 am Ar and 60 am Ar, plus values like $30 and labels B and Tuo. Readable items are inconsistent. derive a minimal transit schedule fragment reflecting scattered morning connections and price cues.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places in Santa Fe including individuals such as FACUNDO MIKO and J. SEGURA, plus land officials E F Hobart Morrison and W I Berger. The text repeats Santa Fe and mentions firms Levi & Hughes and Wingate. No coherent event or narrative is discernible.
A collection of brief notices cites Heérman C Joy denouncing Pueblo smelter owners as liars amid claims Socorro and El Paso have small, intermittent operations and no real role in ore buying. The piece warns miners of the supposed danger of a closing Socorro plant and alleged abuses by Pueblo authorities.
The Santa Fe County Commissioners met at 2 PM with C M Greamer, Higinio Martinez, and Clerk Pedro Delgado present. They approved previous minutes, ordered a five week election proclamation for Santa Fe city limits, and set a June 2 1891 election. They also approved accounts, granted precinct creation for El Gallego No 17, and passed a resolution to fund and reissue bonds up to 175527.60 to settle matured coupons under the 1891 act.
General information lists numerous fraternal orders in Santa Fe with meeting nights by lodge and chapter, plus a church directory featuring Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Episcopal, and other denominations. It notes Santa Fe as capital of New Mexico, population 8,000, rail connections, water and gas services, regional trade, climate, and regional institutions, including courts, land office, university, schools, and hospitals.
A sweeping list of merchants and services including A. T. Grigg and Co furniture wholesalers, Seligman Bros dry goods, F. Schnepple bakery grocer, Spiegelberg gents furnishings, J. G. Schumann boots and repairs, W. A. McKenzie groceries and produce, Crupgeist materials, J. R. Hudson jeweler, John Gray opera house and skating, Sol. Lowitzki general merchandise, Broad Gauge saloon, John Patterson & Co livery, Fischer Brewing Co beer, First and Second National Banks, Bt. Michels College, Brother Batulph president, A. Windsor builder, J Weltmer bookstore, B Hanley Colorado Beer and whiskey, Tar Santa Fe News, Bee railroad timetables and directory.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rail distances between cities such as City of Mexico and Ot, Los Angeles to St Le Louis, and routes via Albuquerque Burrton and El P., mentioning Pullman tourist sleepers and a Franco line connection with Saute Vecate.
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