Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-05

scarcely hoped for.
Mr.. Alfred NJ. Grunsield who has been i'll
during the past two weeks, is improving
lie is at St. Vincent's.
| Hon. T. B. Catron is in Denver. lie
| is expected to return during the early
| part of the coming week.
| Col. f. W. Eaton, secretary Of the board
| of regents Of the school OF mines, Socorro,
spent the fourth in Santa te.
Mrs. B. S. Rodey and little daughter
are up from Albuquerque, solournlng at
st. Vincent's during the heated term.
Hon. Walter. C. Hadley has returned
| from California TO Lake Valley, improved
| in health and ready to 60 to work again.
Judge Axtell is in Las Vegas to-day in
| attendance on meeting of the Republl'
can central committee, being held to-day
in that town.
Gov. Prince is slowly improving and Is
in Las Vegas to-day attending meeting
of the Republican executive committee, o.
which he is member.
Mrs. John Symington and son ano
Mrs. Duggan and sons are in camp neal
Monument rock, and enjoying fishing FOL
trout in the Rio Santa Fe.
Mrs. G. A. Smith has returned home
after three months visit to her pleasant
son, Gus, at La Junta. She lett her little
| granddaughter in excellent health.
Judge W. C. Hazledne and family are
in San Francisco, Cal. The judge is very
busy with matters pertaing to his duty as
general attorney OF the Atlantic u Paclflc
road.
Mrs. L. Fischer and her bright children
came over from Las Vegas hot springs to
spend the 4th Mrs. Fischer says Santa
| re did herself proud in the entertainment
OF visitors yesterday.
The Misses Blanche Hindman and
Ella Weir, two accomplished young ladies
from La Veta, Colo, spent the Attn IN
the city, and carried away with them
lasting memories of the ancient.
Among the visitors from the north who
came to spend the 4th here was Miss Ma
rina Martinez, from Taos, sister-in-law tc
Mr.. Larkin &. Read. She is very much
pleased with everything she saw.
Arrivals at Powers Pecos valley Noun.
tain house yesterday: DR.. Longwill and
family, Of Santa Fe; Mr.. Schoolcraft ano
two ladies', from Albuquerque, and MIR.
Beattie and wife OF the Albuquerque First
National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Posey, of Silver
| CITY, we'll and favorably known in Santa
Fe are at present at the Arkansas Hot
Springs, for the benefit of Mr.. Posey's
health, which has not been good during
the past few months.
The many friends OF Mr.. j. X. Living.
ston Will be gratifed to know that during
the past week he has returned from the
east to his home at Las Cruces, fully re-
stored in health. Mr.. Livingston will
visit Santa Fe in few ways.
Col. ]. Morris Young, of Hillsborough
who has spent the past week at the Pal
ace hotel, this city, feels much invigora'
ted by Santa Fe's cool and excellent Gil
mate and leaves to-day for an eastern trip
He will be absent about a month.
Hon. H. L. Pickett, one OF the leading
LAWYERS of Grant county, is in the city or
legal business and will remain severa
DAYS He thinks the climate of the capt.
tai is simply perfect and enjoyed yester,
days festivities greatly.
Sam Eldodt, the well known San JuaI
merchant, spent the 4th here and lef
for home this morning. Having inst re
turned from an eighteen months European
trip, San Juan will not exactly seem lik'
Berlin or Paris or Dresden or Hambur.
to him.
Sister Victoria, sister superior at st
Vincent's, leaves on Wednesday for Gin
cinnati, where she is called to participate
in the selection of new mother superio
for her noble order. All the people wish
her pleasant journey and a safe return
10 Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derwent II. Smith lef
on Thursday for the home ranch of thu
Rio Arriba Land & Cattle company
where they will remain, in all probability
for the coming two months. Mabel Meany
and Leonora Muse accompanied Mrs
Smith, and will spends ONE weeks on
the ranch with her.
For to-morrow's twilight concert in the
plaza by the 10th infantry band, the fol
lowing is the program:
| March-The Champion. ............. ...; Jone
| OycTture-Rip Van Wrinkle De-. -. Brook
Waltz-Wedding Sounds 49,. Fahrbact
| polOnaise-Concert ... .-. .......... Beissit
| Polka Two Little Bulfnches. klint
Galop-Midnight .-.- .... ......-.. Harri
Bishop Dwenger, of Fort Wayne, Ind.
is sojourner at St. Vincent's sanitariuu
and has been so thoroughly charmed with
Santa Fe as health resort that he thinks
of remaining sometime. He is pleasant
| oop,r,riopoblo oopt)emap and has al
ready made large number of admirinl
friends among our people.
Col Geo. H. Burton, inspector genera
of the military division Of the Pacific
was in the city yesterday on official bust
ness, and left last night for San Fran
cisco. Col. Burton was called upor
by number of Santa Fe's leading citi
zens, who found him to be most agree
able gentleman.
Gov prince HAVING nartialIv recovered