Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-19
SATURDAY SALAD.

SANTA FEES MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
The weather is so delightfully."- cool an
| breezy in Santa Fe, the plaza grove S
inviting, especially during the morning
and twilight when the open air concert
are in progress, that it has been often re
marked that no one who lives in Santa F
need HE himself away to the mountain
in search of a more enticing summe
spot. Yet, for change as they ex
plain, the people will 60, and just nov
the mountains hereabouts are full of zen
camping parties. The most popula
resort this season is the upper Peco
valley, and there at present the peopl
are congregated in sufficient members t,
make Mr., Powers pleasure resort tn
scenes OF many pretty pictures, on
round OF gaiety following another amid
confusion of the happiest incidents, il
which the song of rushing waters, tn,
pure air, fragrant with the odors OF pin,
and spruce tree, the luxuriant, grassy
parks, shady hooks, and the ever chang
ing scenic beauties of the towering noun
tains appeal to and charm the human
senses, while valley and forest echo anC
re-echo with shouts of healthy children
and laughing women. The trout fishing
is superb in these clear waters of the
Pecos, and appetites are not wanting
when it comes to gathering at night abou
the numerous camp fires after a days
wrestle with the speckled beauties from
Dalton to the club house.
A goodly number are quartered abou
Powers hospitable quarters now and the
number is increasing daily. Southern
New Mexico people in particular seem
Just to have learned how accessible tc
them is this now famous resort and the
welcome they get there is sure to bring
them again, and, next time, with thei
friends. ~
CHRIsTY-FRENCH MARRIAGE.
The wedding OF Mr.. Albert L. Christy
and Miss Sophia French took place Oh
Wednesday evening last at the residence
Of the brides parents in Las Cruces
Rev. Henry Forester, of the Episcopal
church, went over from Kingston and
performed the ceremony. Only few Of
the young couples more intimate friends
were present. After short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Christy will return to Las
Cruces and be at home to friends after
August 5, Mr.. Christy is the bright and
genial clerk Of the district court for the
Sd district, and counts his friends in all
quarters of the territory. He is most
promising young business man, just such
as is entitled to catch for wife so charm
ing lady as his bride is known to be.
The Santa Fe friends of this pleasant
couple will join the New MEXICAN in wish
ing them all the joys of this life.
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SMALL TALK.
Mrs. II. Hartman and baby are doing
well.
J. B. Rice, jr., of Watrous, is at the
Palace.
A. S. Blake, of Denver, is stopping at
The Palace.
Mrs. i. A. Fiske aud infant daughter
are doing nicely.
Mrs. K. l.. Bartlett is recovering from
her recent spell of sick ness, but is not yet
able to be out of doors.
Gov. o. A. Hadley, of Tiptonville, was
the city yesterday and left this morning
over the narrow gauge for Durango.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Reaser, Mrs. W.
Z. Jones ard Miss Mckinley, are among
hose camping on the Pecos river.
Mrs. R. j. Palen is rapidly gaining
strength and 10 up and about. The many
riends of this lady are rejoiced thereat.
Judge W. G. Hazledine and family and
Mrs. W. B. Childers and daughter, all of
are still on visit on the
Pacific coast.
Hon. w. T. Thornton, Mrs. Thornton
md Miss Maltby are at Powers Mountain
rouse on the Pecos river, having a good
ime generally.
Mrs, James Edgar, son and daughter,
II Detroit, will probably remain some
weeks at the Palace. DR.. John Trail
ireen, Of Tucson, who came with them,
will return home shortly.
Gen. r. f. Carr returned Yesterday
rom the Pecos, well pleased with his
ist. Major and Mrs. Summerhays and
hildren and Mrs. Preston return toner
Ow.
Miss Minnie Collier, who has been WIS.,
ing at the residence OF her uncle, Mr..
ames N. Collier for some weeks, left last
londay for visit with relatives in New |
-Coshocton Ohio Age.
A Staab, esq.,, accompanied by Miss
taab, Miss Bertha Staab and three of his |
ons, left this morning for weeks So
9urn on the upper Pecos, at Powers
fountain house. The party will be alb
ent about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Clancy, Mrs. II.
4. Atkinson and children, and Mrs. N.
!. Field, of Albuquerque, are occupying
ne Clancy cottage on the Pecos River.
hey will remain there until the latter
art Of this month.
The happiest man OF all the people on
le Pecos river during the past week, was
lat great philosopher an eminent attor-
ey, John II. Knaebel, more debonnaire
nd philosophical than ever and enjoying
verything the gods and the cook pro-
ided for him.
Mr.. V. S. Stone, of Fargo Oak, and
party of st. Louis friends, left the Palace
,.day for trip to Las Vegas hot springs
renee going home. Mr.. Stone mailed
alf dozen copies of last nights New
IExIcAN to friends in the north who are
'oking this way with view to purcEas-
lg real estate.
Among those now either at the Noun
lin house, Cooper's, Dalton's or in camp
re the following named: Mr.. Knox,
ewspaper man from Ell Paso, accom-
anied by his wife; Rev. DR.. Higgins and