Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-04
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SATURDAY SALAD.

Rev. q. J. Moore returned last nigh
from aweek's visit to Chama. Whi
there he organized congregation for TIN
NJ. L. church and took steps for the erer
ton of q new church.
Mrs. B. Selgman will return from
Philadelphia in about ten days. Mr.
Seligman has leased the residence latel'
vacated by Judge Waldo's family and will
there make his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nnma Raymond, OF Las
Cruces, passed up the road yesterday en-
route to Europe for 4 yeas pleasure trip.
Their longest stay in the old country Will
be in Switzerland, where Mr. Raymond
has sister living
! Capt. }. c. Lea, one ol the cattle kings
of Lincoln county, was married to Mrs.
Mabel Day, one of Texas cattle queens,
at the Day ranch III Coleman county, by
| the Rev. Robnett, OF BrOwuwool. Good
luck to you and yours, Capt. Lea.
The Lighthall Diamond King Medicine
company will remain in our city another
week they will erect stage and give q
free performance consisting Of funny
negro acts, singing and negro and white
speciaties, Everybody invited to attend
free of charge.
/ Mr.. Sol Myer leaves Ration next Thurs
day for an extended trip to the father
/ land, to visit his aged mother and again
| view the scenes of his childhood. He
also will, while abroad, attend the worlds
exposition at Paris, to which he is one of
the duly accredited commissioners from
New Mexico.
| Mr.. Summers Burkhart, clerk Of the
supreme court, will on Wednesday next
take unto himself a fair life pal tnar in the
! person of Miss Miriam a. Parson, of Las
Vegas. The ceremony will take place at
! the Presbyterian church, Las Vegas, at
! 6 80 p. m., Rev. Mr.. Brush officiating
/ After the ceremony the Young couple will
proceed Immediately to Santa Fe and here
establish their home.
Mrs. Prince started home from the east
yesterday and will reach Santa Fe on
Monday noon. Gov and Mrs. Prince
| had intended to commence q series of
regular public receptions i'll the palace
early in May, but this will now have to
be delayed until the attempt to use for
other purposes the portion OF that BUILT
ing occupied by the governors lor CEN
turies past, has been settled, These pub
lie receptions in the palace were ute
regularly held by the governors in former
times, but have now for several years
been discontinued, and it was the desire
of the new governor and his wife to revive
the old custom, which was always accept
able to the people of the territory.
Col. j. w. Dwyer reached the city last
night from his ranch in Colfax county.
Col. Dwyer never looked in better health
than now. He is the same sturdy, big
Drained. honest, unpretending gentleman
that he always was and always will be
until he dies. Col. Dwyer is one Of the
distinguished gentlemen Of New Mexico,
and while he barely missed being govern
or of the territory, his philosophy comes
to his rescue, and like the gooi republi-
can that he is, he stands by Mr.. frince
and has no resentments. Col. DIVER is
ono OF tho most intelligent cattle men Ill
the west, and he can get more satisfaction
and good deal more profit out of his
steers than he could out OF any office that
could be conferred upon hm,-Optic.