Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-12
SATURDAY SALAD.

'sWhen the sunhCnms break in sprays among
the flutteriug twlgs and leaves;
when the merry birds lit up their heaus 10
sing;
when IhVye int any place on earth to hold
when forgotten is each folly that bewitches
aud drccives--
Then it's Sprlns
| "Wheu the daudclions blossom and the grass
begins to thrive,
tiiug; "
When it's satisfying just to sit and know that
You're alive
Then it $ spring."
Nv
Will Griffin left yesterday on trip to
Taos.
Mrs. VIII. Upton has been quite ill for
some weeks.
Gen. Hobart and wife returned yester-
day from short trip south.
Don patricio Chavez and sons are in the
city from Rio Arrlba county.
Mrs. +. HUM is still the guest OF old
| time friends in southern California.
Hon. Henry l.. Waldo left yesterday for
visit to Topeka and Kansas City.
Lieut.. Plummer has resumed his duties
at Fort Marcy MS post colnmlssary.
Mrs. Summers Burkhart returned on
Thursday from visit o Las Vegas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Mclean will be lat
home" in Albuquerque after the 2lst inst.
A daughter WAS last III sht born to Mr..
and MIS-. Alfred Hinolos. Consratula-
lions.
The governors reception brought to-
gether pleasant company Oh Nedhesday
evening.
Hon. T. B. Catron, Mr. B. NJ. Read and
others are in attendance at the Mora dis
trict court.
Mrs. John Robertson and son left dur
| ing the week ON Il visit to relatives ia
Scranton, Pa.
General and Mrs. E. L. Bartlett tt leave
early ntXt week for a visit among ham
sas City friends.
Judge W. T. Thornton was due to land
in New York yesterday. He will he at
| home hext week.
Messrs. Philip and Douglass Harroun
arrived home last night from the Chana
| liver pldItt
FL. Ketchum, of New York, and M.
r. Downs and family, of Kansas City,
are sojourue at the Paiace.
Gov. Prince returned this morning from
SoyOrro, where he attended meeting OF
| the dire ctois OF the school OF mines.
Mrs. llleld and pretty little daughter
arrived this morning in New York, where
they will remain for six weeks or more.
Mrs. Matilda Schultz, of New York +,
has arrived at the residence OF Hon. l..
b. Catron, and will make her home III
Santa Fe.
The members of the Holy Trinity So
ciety and their friends are preparing Tor a
gala dance at Gray's on Wednesday even
ing, the 10th.
Messrs. Arthur Boyle and C. F. Easley
have been elected vice-presidents Tor SAIL
tn Fe county Of the Albuquerque Fair as
ISOLATION. Excellent selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. E. Twitchell, MIR. A.
C. Ireland, Mrs. Cover and Mr.. Lit
tlehales lett early this morning for d drive
to Gallsteo lake III search Of duck shoot
ing.
Lieut.. S. Y. Seyburn left Wednesday
with his family Tor the east, going with
them rs lar as Kansas City, Whence they
10 Oh to Detroit and he returns to Fort
Marcy.
Miss Macdonald, a handsome young
lady from Milwaukee, is the guest OF her
uncle, Capt. W. Il. Duggan, at Fort
Marcy.
DR.. J. ]. Shuler, OF Ration, is about to
locate i'll Denver. His departure from
New Mexico wilt be regretted by people
MI over New Mexico who esteem him as
one Of the best of citizens.
Mrs. A. A. Cunningham, kindly re-
memhered here as the sister OF Mrs. Mel
son Lewis, spent Thursday in Santa Fe
en- route to her home at Peoria, Ill. She
has passed delightful winter III the CITY
OF Mexico.
Mr.. T. G. Littlehales will sing for an
oherlory solo at the church of The Holy
Faith tomorrow morning, "Show Me My
| Ways, o God" a beautiful arrangement OF
| Handlers Largo, with violin obllgato by
Mr.. Klein.
Prof. Chase reports good work among
his recent accession OF Indians. Some
OF them came here manacled, but mani
lest no hostile intentions and Will soon
become rs civilized rs the majority OF his
| v ell behaved children.
Rev. DR.. Dorchester and wife, of Wash
ington city, will arrive from the south this
evening and spend several days in the
historic ciIy examining The Indian schools,
DR.. Dorchester being government super
lntendent of these schools.
The 18th will bring another excursion,
composed largely of men who passed
down here i'll 40 for California. 1t is
Hoped they will be we'll impressed with
our city and its many changes toward
civilization since their last visit.
Col. Max Frost left on Tuesday night
for visit to Chicago and other eastern
cities, which may include Washington.
He goes on busnts SIS connected chiefly
with the issuance of large new maps OF
| New Mexico under the direction of the
bureau OF immigration.
The excursionists of yesterday will be
pleasantly remembered by Santa Fe peo
pie Two Of the Methodist young ladies,
pre- scented to them the new NJ. K. church
| building enterprise, at which they mani
# sed practical interest to the amount
Of nearly Sl4. May the good ork so on
For tomorrow plaza concert by the
10Th infantry band Prof. Cieutzburg has
prepared the following program:
March-Coronation.. ........ Posthumous Wo X
Oy, ltu c--l oete and paysan.. 49,: supp
WalIz-t,alate. Duke of Edinb rgh
Air Varie- Beezebub tbass solO) ......,. Catozzi
Observation-Disclosures OF the Regiment. l,onizctti
| Dauza MeXicaua- Rosas y AbrOjas. RIDDEN gut
Miss Theresa Schultz, the accomplished
daughter of Prof. Schultz, has been So
iuurlIing in The City of Mexico for sew