Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-20
Continued from 4th page.
SATURDAY SALAD.

Mr.. Siegfried Grunsfeld, one OF Santa
Fe's popular young men, has gone to
Chicago He will be absent month or
two.
Hon. W. +. Thornton was in Washing.
ton during the past week. Mrs. Thornton
and Miss Maltby are visiting friends in
Sedalia, Mo.
Hon. Telesfor Jaramillo, prominent
citizen Of Valencia county, is in the city
from the Las Vegas hot springs en- route
home. He leaves tomorrow.
Early morning horseback excursions
are popular pastmes OF the day.
This beautiful weather is calculated TO
promote this healthful exercise.
Gen. F. NJ. Clarke, president, and G.
f. ierger, general manager of the New
Mexico History Publishing Co., are ex-
two.
Mrs. f. l.. Gray, OF Denver, and her
daughter, are guests at the Alamo. Mrs:
Gray ONES to till Western Union Lewis
place during his three weeks jaunt to
Oklahoma.
| Messrs. Lindheim and Crtamer go!
home from visit 10 the mining camps.
They are impressed that the mining inter
ests of this county alone are sufficient to
make Santa Fe great city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ilfeld, OF Albuquer-
que, were in the city during the week on
n short visit. Mrs. llfeld Will, in all
probability, spend the summer months IN
this city with her parents, MIR. and Mrs
A. Staab.
On Wednesday evening last Secretary
and Mrs. Lane gave card party to te"
, friends. Among those present were sew
eral of the officers and ladies at FOR
Marcy, Mr.. and Mrs. Fiske, Mr. and Mrs
Knaebel, Miss Perkins and others.
Santa Feans regret to lose Capt. Pull
man and his family. However, they ar
nevertheless pleased that he has secure
so pleasant a station as Philadelphia, fo
he has seen enough OF frontier army ser'
ice to entitle him to the best the east q
lords. Good fortune ever attend him.
Judge II. L. Waldo, OF Santa Fe, VIII
l will soon remove with his family TO kai
\ sas CITY, has resigned his position {
n General solicitor for New Mexico for tt
VI Santa Fe company. Its understood tn
Frank Springer can have the place II
want it." This from the Las Veg
Optic is wholly incorrect Judge Wai(
re,nains citizen of New Mexico; b
nome in Santa Fe, with headquarte
here as solicitor for the A., +. & >. r.
this territory, having no intention OF
signing
The following is the list OF the lnembt
,. nj the Philharmonic orchestra: J.
Schotield, conductor; w. f. Griffin,
- Klien. first violin Arthur Seligman, s
ond violin; l.. Schormeyer, viola;
lawrence, cello; G. G. Probst, bass;
+. Harroun, A. J. Fischer, flutes; A
brose Klien, Z. Klien, clarionets; y. L
ca. D. II. Harroun, cornets; +. h
dali, trombone; Miss A. Schormey
niano, The orchestra Is Santa Fe
ganIzstion, and has no equal in the sou
west. Instead OF being recognized as
q. amateur orchestra, their efficiency emit
them to rank as professionals s.-Albuq'
que Citizen.
The New MEXICAN is glad TO welct
back to their home in Santa Fe MIR.
vent H. Smith and his charming v
who have been for some time at the h
ranch OF the Rio Arriba Land 4 G,
company, of which corporation Mr.. Sr
ia the general manager and chief ag
Although Mr.. Smiths duties require
to make supervisory visits to the ra
ne maintains his headquarters at 8
- Fe and proposes to reside here Pc
- nently. In his ranching business he
valuable coadjutor in his sub-mani
~ William Cook Scott, who with his i
esting family is we'll known in sant'
Capt. p. II. Kuhn, who has been
nected with the quartermaster's I
here for twelve years and more ant
been chief clerk in that Office for Sc
wears past, left this afternoon on G
of weeks visit to friends in Kansas, Il
going to Philadelphia, where he "
Stationed for the next few years, rel
inc as chief clerk to Capt. j. W. Pull
ouartermaster U. S. A., who is orde1
duty there. Capt. Kuhn during hi!
residence in Santa Fe was very po
proved himself an excellent and
llse spirited citizen and fully enjoyed
spect and confidence Of the comm
The hest wishes of their many
here accompany Capt. and Mrs.
wherever they co.. May good luz
prosperity be theirs. The New Nj
Bids them cordial farewell.
Progress.