Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-14
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

Milo Hill ID IN from Dolores to spent
Sunday among friends.
The month OF roses" finds the Santa
Fe gar dens well worth visiting.
Lieut.. s. Y. Seyburn is in Detroit,
Mich, on visit to his family,
Col. J. Frank Chavez, OF Valencia
county, is here on political business.
Mr.. W. C. Hurt is in from Oerrllos,
panning trip to Jemez hot springs.
Don J. NJ. Castillo, prominent citi-
zen from Bernallllo, is at the Palace.
Judge Downs departs on Monday for
trip to Kansas City and Chicago.
Capt. John Borradaile and A. W. KIM
ball are at the Palace from Albuquerque.
Hon. L. A. Fiske will be up from AL
buquerque to-day and remain over Sun
day.
Hon. Richard Mansfield White, from
Hermosa, is still lingering in the capital
city.
Col. A. J. Fountain, of Las Cruces, is
here enjoying Santa FEES delightful eli
mate.
Mrs. r. J Psen has been very ill for
several days past, though is now slowly
recovering.
Mrs. Twitchell returns to Santa Fe
during the coming week from her visit to
st. Joseph.
Mrs. Geo. c. Preston has been quite i'll
during the past week, suffering from
| bronchitis.
Mrs. Neill B. Field, OF Albuquerque,
has been on a visit to Mrs. i. W. Clancy
during the past week.
| Mrs. A. A. Cover, of st. Joe, Is ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow evening and
| will spend the summer here.
Hon. c. f. Easey and family are ex'
pected up naxt week from Cerrilos on q
visit to Mr.. and Mrs, ]. II. Gerdes
Mrs. VIM. Craig leaves the last of the
coming week for Taos valley, where she
will pass several weeks among old friends.
Hon. W. T. Thornton is in Chicago on
business. He expects to return to Santa
Fe about the latter part of the coming
week.
Judge Robt. E. Morrison, prominent
lawyer from St. Johns, A. T., is III the
city on visit to his parents, Judge and
| Mrs. A. l.. Morrison,
Pueblo Indian Agent Segura returned
yesterday from trip to Laguna and
Acoma. He thinks Santa Fe is really the
resident paradise OF New Mexico.
Mr.. Ralph Halloran, general agent and
Ex-Secretary Lane, travelling agent for
the Mutual Lille Insurance company, are
to be seen about the Palace.
A large excursion will leave here on
Thursday going to San Juan to spend the
day and dedicate the handsome new
Catholic church just finished by Father
Seux.
Tickets are selling well for the Little
hales musical recital to take place at the
court house Tuesday evening next. Some
Of the best musical talent in the south
west will appear before the public on this
occasion.
Gov. Prince is improving gradually,
having yesterday been able to take his
tea in the pacita. The members of the
Republican central committee called in q
body last evening and remained just long
enough to shake hands with him and
congratulate him upon his prospects for
an early recovery.
Mr.. r. NJ. Cooke, we'll known here
and at San Pedro, writes from Hermoss,
n. NJ. Since leaving San Pedro, have
been in every mining camp IN the terri
tory. Have travelled over | 800 miles in
my blackboard; have been doing some
''roughing it" and little special work
for magazine and the Brooklyn Eagle.
At STEMS pass our horses died, one from
an overdose of loco and the other one
from pure cussedness. Hence these
tears. San Pedro is all right, and Pm
coming back to camp there"