Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-21
SATURDAY SALAD.

New 1Ork next week.
Geo. w. Hickox and family will arril
home from FL Paso this evening.
! Capt. and Mis-. Waterbury departed o
Thursday fer visit to Fort Wingate.
" Hon. H. L. Waldo has gone to Topek
to meet President Marvel, of the A.,
( s. F. road.
Hon. J. M. G. Chavez left this morn
ing for his home in Rio Arriba county
He made good delegate.
Hon. S. B. Axtell Leaves on this after
Moons train Oh visit TO his daughter II
Morristown, N. J. While east he vii
take in Washington. and will he absen
about month.
On Monday Miss Nilsson and Miss
Ferry depart for Detroit accompanied by
Miss Ethel Meany. The New MEXICAN
will follow them daily to post them OIL
local topics.
Hon. w. II. Whiteman- returned from
I Albuquerque last night, On Mondu,
Judge Whiteman and the court officers
will proceed to Taos to open the district
court in that county.
The press OF the entire territory will
sympathize with Max Frost, of the New
MEXICAN, in the sore bereavement that
has come upon him in the death OF his
excellent wife.-Las Vegas Optic.
"The Picayune," volume /, No. /, is
the title of racy little sheet Just issued
by John Symington, jr.. The lad writes
his own matter and himself puts it into
type. The first number is most creditable
Hon. John d. Bail departed this morn.
ing for his Grant county home, after doing
good and faithful work in the convention
on behalf Of the people. He believes
Grant county will by large majority rati-
fy this constitution.
Billy Burton got home yesterday from
Il most delightful visit to Chicago and
Milwaukee. In the former city he round
ell up ihirty-six kinsmen and had a re-
union, and IN celebration OF the event his
nephew gave him cane of most original
design aud unique beauty.
The hook and ladder boys have or.
ranged to have their social hop take place
ut the Exchange hotel on Wednesday
evening next. the 25tll. They have on
sale tickets Which are in themselves real
works OF art. A jolly time is anticipated
on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Lieut.. Seyburn entertained little
at ladies' lunch Oh Wednes.
'iay afternoon IN honor of Mrs. Capt.
Waterbury. Those present were Mes
lanes Coudrey, Prince, Douglass, Van
vliet, Ladd, Church, Waterbury. Mrs.
5eyburn is a most charming hostess.
The plaza concert takes place to-mor.
row at the usual hour, p. m., a later
hour being imprs ticable owing to the
,hilly weather. The program, as prepared
oy Prof. Creutzburg, is US follows:
Narch--The Red Cross. .stubblebine
1ytr ure-The 'rown Diamonds. s...........Auber
Satz--La Gitara .......,..,.t tucalossi |
'elec' 'ion-Torquato Tasso .......... Donizetti |
ong-La Golondrina. 49,. Arr. by Creutzburg
'oneert Polka-Two Little Builfpches. =. King |
Cards are out announcing the approach
ny nuptials Of Mr.. A. J. Loomis, OF Sill
yer City, to Miss Bertha Williams, the
handsome and talented daughte- of Rev.
". IL. Williams, of Silver City. The |
marriage takes place on the 25th and will |
)e celebrated at the M. f. church, fol.
owed by u reception at the home of tie |
,ride's parents. The New MExicAN's
,est wishes to them in advance of the
iappy event.
The Pueblo Indian agency has been re-
moved from the Old quarters to one OF
'udge Axtell's buildings on Hillside ave-
lue. The building is roomy and will
erve the double purpose of an agency
'ttice and residence for Agent Mcclure.
he latter is expecting the arrival of his
married daughter and her family from
Colo. The daughter will act Il
'ousekeeper for her father until Mrs.
'lcClure can dispose OF her property at
.as Vegas hot springs, when she will
Oin her husband here.