Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-08

SATURDAY SALAD.

| Col. Henry Douglass and family lef
last night for Pennsylvania.
Mrs. ]. J. Davis, of Chama, is visiting
the family of E. L. Seward.
Mrs, H. L. Warren, of Albuquerque, is
visiting Mrs. E. L. Bartlett.
Mrs. S. Burkhart leaves next week for
an extended visit to Las Vegas friends.
Wednesday evening next occurs the
regular reception at the governors resi-.
dence.
Mrs. T.. A. Walker has returned home
after pleasant visit with friends in Al
buquerque.
Judge Robt. Morrison, Of Apache coun-
ty, A. T., is in the city on visit to his
father, Hon. A. L. Morrison.
Mr.. Harry Wigham, the affable super
intendent of the Maxwell company, left
last night for his home at Ration.
Mrs. W. W. Griffin and family have va
Gated their old home and located in their
brick cottage on Johnson street.
Major M. A. Breeder takes his depart
ure tonight for his new home in Ogden,
expecting to again visit Santa Fe iu Aug
ust.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reno,
was made glad last night by the arrival OF
fine girl baby. Mother and child are
doing nicely.
Senator Cockrell, Of Missouri, has been
to Lincoln recently visiting his son. He
passed up the road Wednesday on route
to Washington.
Col. Frost left last hight for Las Cruces,
where he will be present at the opening
ceremonies of the New Mexico argrlcul-
tural college on Monday.
Gov. Prince leaves tomorrow night for
Las Cruces where he will deliver an ad-
dress Oh the occasion of the opening OF
the new agricultural college.
Mr.. Il. H. Penfeld, of New York, is a
health seeker in the city. He brings
letters from Judge W. H. Robertson and
other distinguished New Yerkers, also
Speaker Hustled.
Hon. 7. B. Catron returned last night
from Grant county, being accompanied
by Mrs. Catron and son, who have been
for some weeks sojourning in Aguas Cal
ientes, Mexico.
The Santa Fe friends of both parties
will be pleased to learn that Mr.. +. j.
Mclean, of Albuquerque, will shortly
lead to the altar Miss Alice Webbe, of
New York, sister OF Mrs. K. J. Palen, of
this city.
The Lotus club did itself proud again
last night at Gray's opera house. Some
thirty couples were present and enjoyed
the social hop to the fullest. Many
were deferred from going because of the
Lenten season. This club is becoming
popular for its spledid hospitality.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th infantry band Prof. Creutzburg has
prepared the following program:
March--Emporia fettee
overture -Barbier de Seville. ....... :. Rossini
Spanish serenade-Cornet Solo. .... Eilenberg
selection Fr. OPP. Ernani.. ............ . Verdi
Observation-Disclosures ................,B Bower
The Hyers' sisters will present brill
liant musical program in connection with
the drama "Out of Bondage" at the city
opera house on the l4th inst, Friday OF
next week. These celebrated sisters have
a reputation all over the union for their
high musical attainments, and they
have travelling with them troupe of
versatile colored performers whose planta-
ton melodies have delighted the best
audiences in the land.
A party of the choppers near San Mi
guel were attacked Thursday by gang of
300 men, mounted and heavily armed.
The choppers were at work under the
contract of Eugenlo Romero, who is fur
nishing ties to the A., T. & S. F., and
under threats of violence were compelled
to destroy all the ties by cutting each in
two. rendering them unfit for any
thing but tirewood. Rumor has it that
a meeting was held a few days ago
by large number of citizens in
he locality OF San Miguel and that
! resolution Was adopted, re-
luesting Contractor Romero to paw a
-opalty Of l cent for each tie cut. This
Mr.. Romero refused to do. Hence, the
onslaught. Information on the matter is
but if one half of the reports be
rue, the trouble is serious and the end
8 not yet. Thus the unsettled condition
If land titles in many localities continues
o breed dissensions among the people.