Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-29
THE Big FOURTH.
A Patriotic Program with Many Unique
Features for Indspend-
snce Day.
A Gala Day for Eysrybody-The Visitors
and their Entertainers--Good
Tins Coming.

done IN lew days. For thirty days past
rival towns have been yelling themselves
hoarse over their program for the 4th
One would conclude, from reading their
newspapers, that independence day had
never before been heard OF by these vii
layers and that the press had taken upon
itself the task OF informing them just What
the day was built for. 1t was the same
thing on Decoration day. Santa Fe start.
ed in to have an unusually grand observ-
ance OF the solemn festival, and sew
to "down Santa Fe," as they termed
lit on the quiet, but the result
was, as usual, victory for the
patriotic enterprise OF the capital city
This was recognized by several news
papers OF the territory and was generously
commented upon. And now the same
spirit of rivalry has sprung up over the
the celebration OF the 4th. Let it be a
friendly one, and perhaps Santa Fe will
get there rs usual.
Only few days ago the people of this
city began to prepare for the 4th, but now
the celebration has all been planned; the
cors mittees are actively at work con-
tributions to the fund for the celebration
are coming in literally, and on Tuesday
night program will be issued that will
in all probability, be quite as attractive as
II whole month time had been spent in
preparing it.
On all the trains which left the city to-
rInvt In III,
curslons from Colorado and New Mexico
points were sent out, and these have ere
this been pretty well distributed along the
lines OF the narrow gauge and A., T. 4
s. +. roads. 1t is likely that many
strangers will take advantage Of these
cheap rates to visit the historic city on
this occasion, and it is important that
every visitor should be made to feel
at home hsre and afforded every
opportunity to see the many
points OF interest, modern as well
rs historic, which only the city of the Holy
Faith can show. Taking this view OF it,
the executive committee has appointed q
list OF citizens who are expected to see to
it that nil visitors on the 4th are royalty
greeted and Hospitality entertained
throughout the day and evening. This
committee is made up as follows:
Reception Committee. WIN. w. Grit
fin, chairman L. B. Prince, Bishop Ken
drick, Antonio Ortiz y Salazar, l.. NJ.
Nelly, J. II. Gerdes, ]. G. Schumann, Z.
N. Thomas, +. W. Clancy, john H.
Knaebel, Trinidad Alarid, MARCHING Gar
cia, B. Seigman, II. Wedeles, August
kirschner, Adoph Seligman, Jose Segura,
Nestor Montoya, Francisco Chavez, w.
NJ, Smith, W. s. Harroun, Il. D. Koch,
Geo. W. Julian, G. NJ. Dreamer, P.
l.. Vanderveer, Rev. G. q. Smith, Rev.
E. W. Meany, Geo. w. Hickox, T. B.
Catron, H. L. Waldo, r. L. Twitchell,
Rev. o. J. Moore, Col. Henry Douglass,
Capt. Cowdrey, Capt. Gregory Barrett,
Capt. ]. F. Stretch, Capt. W. T. Duggan,
Lieut.. s. Y. Seyburn, Lieut.. h. G.. Van
Vliet, Lieut.. Z. IL. Plummer, Lieut.. C. ].
T. Clarke, Lieut.. r. l.. Billiard.
Rev. Torres, DR.. Andrews, H. b. Cart
A. Spradling, G. II. Gildersleeve, Leh-
man Spiegelberg, John Long, Chas.
Wagner, Louis Haffner, W. J. Slaughter,
VIM. White, E. B. Seward, Chas. l..
Bishop, N. Lewis, w. 4. Simmons, II.
G. Burnett, Elmore Chase, L. Lyman
Hood, J. K. Hudson, S. B. Axtell, W.
H. Whiteman, Father Defouri, Eugenio
Yrissarri, Vicente Mares, Jas. H. New.
hall, p, Rumsey, A. Staab, E. D. Franz,
Z. A. Fiske, s. Spitz, NJ. Berardinelli, s.
w. Reed, Chas. johnson, II. Champion,
Francis Downs" E. L. Bartlett, Max
Frost, j. B. Lany, jr., A. G. Ireland, jr.,
Geo. H. Cross, Rev. II. 0. Ladd, Felipe
Delgado, Luciano Baca, Chas. Conklin,
s. S. Beatty, n. Mondragon, B. Hanley,
Robt. Harvey, J. p. McGrorty, j. W. |
Schofeld, J. II. Walker, J. p. Victory,
S. P. Stikey, DR.. ]. ri, Sloan, Or. Eg-
CERT, Gayino Ortiz, +. N. Reaser, A. NJ.
Grunsfeld, H. Lindheim, W. D. Bar
ron, +. Donoghue, Qnentin Monier,
B. Kahn, II. G. Davis, +. W. |
Wientge, NJ. G. DAVIS, Arthur
Boyle, Celestino Ortiz, Teotio Martinez
L II. Salazar, Aniceto Abeytia, Jose 3.
Ortiz, Geo. Marsh, Mariana Sena, Eva
risto Lucero, Geo. johnson, Tomasito
Johnson, Bernardino Baca, Bro. Botulph,
Teodoro Martinez, Rafael Lopez, Atana-
clio Romero, Jose 4: Duran, Sylvestre
Gallegos, S. W. Fisher, Geo. Blunt, Father
Jouvenceau, Jas. l., Johnson, Luis Alarid.
Entertainment Committee. w.
knaebel, w. B. Sloan, W. A. Mckenzie,
W. NJ. Berger, A. Goebel, John Conway,
J. W. Stinson, Billy Burton, j. Weltmer,
Vim. Mailand, Albert Call, N. Mondra-
son, John d. Allan, j. W. Hersch, J. T.
orsha, John Gray, J. l.. Van ArsdeH,
Frank Harrison, Chas. Thayer, Sol. Lo-
Nitzki, Miguel Silva, Francisco Delgado,
Felix Papa, David White, Z. E
5riswold, Abe Gold, Geo. Draughon.
Dana B. Chase, NJ. Costilla, Will
Griffin, Summers Bnrkhart, Francisco
Gonzales y Borrego, Romulo Martinez,
Clark Gregg, G. F, A. Fischer, Jake
Gold, VI. Eldodt, Bert Sloan, +. II.
Brigham, ]. W, Olinger, Frank Hudson,
AdoIph Fischer E. w. Wynkoop, +. W.
Schnepple, E. Vigil, Alfredo Hinojos, Luis
E. Alarld, W. L. Jones, s. Bear, Chas.
Dudrow, Abe SpiegelJerg, Milo Hill,
John Blain, W. l.. Widmeyer, Anthony
H. j. Bartsch, w. T. Guyer,
John Alire. Albert Heines, John Hesch,
G. H. Fisher, AID. Walker, Chas. Way,
II. II. Zumwald.
The final meeting OF the various sub.
already published will be
held at Mr.. Berger's office on Monday
night, when all are requested to be on
hand and ready to report, 80 that the pro-
gram Gun be issued on Tuesday.
The committee on oratory has received
q favorable response from Hon. W. B.
OF Albuquerque, who promises
10 be here on the 4th and deliver one OF
The principal orations. Hon. ]. Frank
Chavez has been requested to deliver the
oration in Spanish, and will notify the
by wxe this evening ii his
business at Los Lunas can be 80 arranged |
IS to admit OF his presence here on tho 4th.
On the whole the day promises to be