Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27
SATURDAY SALAD.


ed with their experience, enthusiastic
over the grandeur and beauty OF the Santa
Clara canon, rs well as convinced that It.
reputation Tor the abundance and ilavu.
OF lis trout il We'll deserved. They We're
4oue just ten days, and hIr, and Mrs.
johnson, not satisfied, went twenty-five
miles further, MAXIM The Wales springs
their objective point, whence they are ex-
pe~ted to return by this evenings train.
There were nine voyageurs beside the at
PENDANTS, tie latter consisting III three
Mexicans, one Indian and one colored
citizen. After pleasant ride Of two
hours over the Santa l'o Southern the
were loaded in wagons ana
convey Ell to tie size oil tiG saw mill
about thirteen miles from EspanutA
Some OF the party went II the wagons
t!Is partO the trip, but most CITIZEN pre-
Iorred making it on burros, While Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson Went Oh horseback. The
tents were pitched by the banks of the
lovely creek winch lgayersos the canon.
sud the travellers were lulieG to rest by its
alter having pArtaken Of Il
most comfortable dinner, sh.lIiu!Iy pre-
pared by the cook, Antonio Bustumente,
" no proved himself to be Oh tins occasion
AMI throughout the trip worthy Of minis
tering to the corporal needs OF mankind.
For the exhibition Of his capacity
culinary, the superintendent johnson
Vi tle Santa Ne Southern, Ill his
role OF puryeyOr, hat taken care to pro-
vide him with all thIngs nccdfN!, and il is
the conviction Ut the eXeursiOnists that
With Mr.. johnson a. p!oyluer and Busta-
mantle as che!, on such OCCASIONS, the
inner man viii have 10 cause OF con-.
plAint. Three miles beyond the mill the
wagons were compelled to disgorge, and
everything vas thence conveyed 10y PACK
animals TO the parManeIt camp, over Il
trai. Of great difficulty, bat through It
country vi surpasslns beauty. For this
purpose, and TO supply the travellers with
transportation, tNenty-thrcc burro5 and
two hCrSeS were nut IN reQul-ltiou The
place selected l0r tho camp WAS one lovely
beyond description, it being Il natufa.
park, carpetCd with iuSurIaut grass ana
covered with forest OF gigantic pines
tremendously intern.lDglel with oak and
poplar, Wild flowers OF numerous species
and Hondtous beauty bespang!ed the
vcrdant sward, while birds Of brilliant
pluiuuge fitted here ana there in sunlight
and shadow, charming the eve with their
color and gladdenlug the ear with their
sony, There was some rain every day
but one, but at no time WAS the fall so
treat as to Interfere With comfort or de-
teat the object OF the lunEeters, which
WIS to commune with nature III her
own domain, aud While away the hours
by rcading, pleasant conversation, a
dip ii the clear, cold waters 0!
the lImpld stream, making Il DRAFT
upon It's treasure Of dartng
trout, or sinking 70 peaceful slumber
made more sweet Ivy the remembrance
that away from Santa Clara canon and
deprived Of its pure eXAliulatIug ait
many were tossing on their sIeepIess beds,
deprived OF resi- by suhocating heat. The
tents we're arranged in q semiclFCle, four
occupied by the pleasure seekers, with
two larger ones at some distance, one lnr
the men and tie other rs Il store room.
Cots, mattresses, chairs and camp stools
We're provided, and the table vas fur
nished with Ill needtul 0ppuftenances,
not excepting napkins. As he sunlight
began TO deCend the slopes OF the moun.
tains the denMans OF the ten were
Weakened with the prefer OF cups OF
steamDg tea or coffee, and, AntHus like,
they srrung endowed with new lie trUu
mother earth Many subjects were dis
cussed, many books read, and many
hours spent in meditation fancy Tree,
While the spOItsInen were engaged IN
the harder with their shot
guns md rifles, or in drawing the
speck!ed Trout from lurking places III the
streams.
On Sunday morning service was held
in the glorious cathedral fashioned by the
Creator, with its columns ofmigAty pines
supporting the cc!u.1an arch Of heaven
itself and though the congregation vas
but lew in nuuher it represented four
races OF nnuAind and Was earnest and
reVercnt il its worship, which consisted
Vi tho morning prayer and two hymns.
a sermon, too, was preached, having
reference 10 the environment.
On Wednesday morning last
the tents were struck and,
after one nights halt, the party
reRt he'd Espanol4 at II o'clock on Tues
day, whence they were conveyed to the
capital by Way OF the Santa he Southern,
v Inch they reached nj 7 80 p. III. Of the
same day, delighted with their tnp but
nothing loath to return to the more pr0saiC
lie oil every day experience. an eu. phatIc
und unanimous vote OF thanks is given 10
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson for the manage
ment Of the expedition; and the advice OF
the participants therein to others is, to try
and get Us able and pleasant supervisors
IS they we're fortunate enCu ii to procure,
and TO emulate tho example these junk
eters have set them, Who assure them that
no regrets vii. follow their experiment.
WV
sMiLL TAX.
Judge IL L. Waldo is at the Las Vegas
hot springs.
GOV. Prince is expected 10 return to
Santa Fe this evening.
Lieuts. Seyburn and Ballard are home
from trout dsh!ug jaunt ulong the
Pecos.
Mrs. L. Bradford Prince is in Colorado
Springs Visiting Capt. and Mrs. Stednian.
Hon. and Mrs.W. W. Griffin intend tax
ing trip TO GlenHoou springs, Colo, at
an early day.
Mr., Louis Held, Of Albuquerque, came
up last evening TO spend cool Sunday
with relatives ere.
Hon, Juan Santistevan, prominent
banker and citizen OF Taos, will arrive in
the capita! this evening,
COL johnson and Mr.. Reynolds, OF Las
Vegas, arrived from San Pedro lust night
to remain over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Cook Scott left
Yesterday for the ranches OF the Rio
Arrlba Land d Cattle company.
Sister Marie EstelIe has returned to her