Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-20
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.


Mr.. J. T. Helm has been on the sick
list for several days.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Frank W. Clancy are in
Albuquerque on visit,
Hon. b. Seligman is expected to return
to Santa fe from his trip east this even
ing.
Hon. W. T. Thornton returned last
evening from a visit to southern New
Mexico.
Mr.. Willis J, Currer, OF the Polvadaris
ranch, is in the city and will remain a
few days.
Mrs. Staab and daughters are expected
to return from their visit to albuquerque
this evening,
Hon. Edward Henry, mayor of Las
Yeas, and an ornament to the town, is
here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derwent IL. Smith will
arrive from Rio Arrlba county in Santa
te early next week.
Judge Seeds family did not arrive last
night as expected. They will very likely
reach here this evening.
Mrs. Lewis Burns and daughter, guests
of Mrs. TwitChell for several weeks, de-
parted Yesterday for their home at ST.
Joe.
Hon. T, B. Catron left this afternoon
for Cerrillos, where he will talk to the
voters this evening on the ubject of state
hood.
First Lieut.. Fred n. Holland, I'd U. S.
cavalry, stationed at Whipple barracks,
A. r., died at Bennington, Vt, on Tues
day last.
The mother aud sister of Hon. L. A.
Hughes will arrive from Indiana early
during the coming week on visit to
Santa Fe.
Mrs. f. J. Palen and daughter, Carrie,
have arrived safely at Hudson, N. Y,
and will remain there for several weeks
on visit.
Owing to the unfayorable weather the
picnic of the Presbyterian Sunday school
and friends has been postponed Till next
Saturday.
Captain HUM, the enterprising man
ager Of the Cash Entry Central mines,
came in last night to confer it'll Mr..
llsOn audlngham.
Col. w. l.. Rynerson, the tall sycamore
OF the Rio Grande valley, and the family
of Capt. John II. Riley, Of Las Cruces,
have gone to San Diego for couple OF
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Waddingham are
greatly enjoying their visit to Santa Fe.
They will be guests at the Palace until
Monday, when they leave for Chicago,
making short stop at Las Vegas.
Nj. 0. V. Hays, the Oklahoma attor-
ney here for hls health, is steadily i'm
proving and thinks he will soon ri Y out
his family and locate. He has already
made nice purchase of real estate here.
Mr.. Will Griffin, of Santa Fe, repre-
senting the T. s. internal revenue dc
partment, has been in Ration for a few
days. He seems to have very serious
case here outside of his official dutes.-
Ration Range.
Fred Manchester leaves to-day for San
Francisco and after a short business stay
there will return and make Santa Fe his
headquarters much OF the time this win
ter. He has engaged in the life insurance
business.
A telegraphic order came to hand this
morning directing that Lieut.. Perry pro-
coed to Fort Carlos, A. T., and assume
charge as post quartermaster and COM
missary Lieut.. Perry has but recently
returned from detached service on the
coast, and his friends here regret that he
is again so soon called away.
1t is very rarely that q man is called
upon to deliver, in a single week, three
addresses as important and varied in sub
iect as those which Gov. Prince delivered
in that space of time, at the agricultural
college IN Las Cruces, the Republican
convention in Albuquerque and at the
opening of the territorial fair
Mrs. E. /. Bartlett will leave for Chi
Cago about the middle of next month to
attend to her duties as lady commits
sioner to the Worlds Columbian fair from
New Mexico. She will be absent several
weeks. New Mexico's interests in the
department which Mrs. Bartlett will be
assigned to will be taken care OF in first
class style.
The New MEXICAN is in receipt of an
order from Los Angeles announcing that
Brigadier General A. Nc. d. McCook as
sumed command of the military depart
ment of Arizona on the 10th instant This
paper and Gen. McCook's host of friends
hereabouts congratulate that gallant and
popular officer upon his new position.
Lieut.. Chauncy C. Baker, eth infantry, is
announced as aide-de-Camp to Gen. Nc
Cook.