Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-05

camping expedition next week to the
Pecos valley region.
Hon. T. B. Mills, member of the
Bureau of immigration and San Miguel
county's commissioner to the territorial
fair, was an agreeable caller at the New
MEXICAN office to-day.
Mr.. Geo. W. Hickox will arrive from
Albuquerque tomorrow and next week
make the return trip overland accom-
panied by his wife and daughter who will
remain there during fair week.
Miss Riordan snd Miss Purdy, charm
ing Chicago ladies who have been sum-
mer quests of Mrs. Harroun, left this
morning for the east. The ladies have
made host of admiring friends in San
ia Fe.
Messrs. Howell Bros, merchants of
Dallas Texas, travelling overland for their
health, have been in camp near Reaser's
all week. They say Dallas will send a
host of health seekers to this region next
summer.
Hon. E. A. Fiske, the efficient and sue
cessful United States attorney for New
Mexico, leaves tomorrow night for Las
Cruces to attend the sessions of the Unit
ed States Court there, which opens on
Monday.
Solicitor General E. L. Bartlett, one of
the very best officials this territory has
ever had, is in San Juan county looking
after important law suits. Mrs. Bartlett
is in Chicago, attending the session of the
board of lady managers of the Worlds
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and on the executive committee.
Judge Seeds and family are daily ex-
pected to return from southern California.
The Judge writes that it is hot, sultry and
dusty down there, and that, in his opin-
ion, man who leaves Santa Fe in search
of climate ought to be sent to the Las
Vegas insane asylum. He will therefore
shake the land of the palm, the fig and
the flea just as quickly as possible.
Mrs. 7. B. Catron left yesterday for
years sojourn in Europe. The children
home of their grand parents in Lexing-
ton, Mo-, and Mrs. Catron goes direct to
New York to arrange the details of
the sea voyage. Mr.. Catron returned from
the City of Mexico this morning; he
will 60 on to Lexington and in company
with the children proceed thence to New
York where he will witness the departure
of his family. They will spend the winter
at Malaga, Spain. Bon voyage.
An informal hop that proved delight
full affair took place at the Post hall the
other night. There were present Mes
danes F. W. Clancy, J. Symington, A.
Chapman, 7. B. Catron and R. J. Palen
Misses Purdy, Riordan, Henry, Malleson,
Armijo, Wheelock, Schormoyer, B. Schsr-
meyer and Jennie Wall; Messrs. F. w.
Clancy, J. D. Proudiit, A. Y. Spiegelberg,
P. l.. Van der Veer, D. Harroun, P. Har-
roun, A. j. Fischer, Arthur Seligman, w.
E. Griffin, E. Andrews, Geo. johnson,
Kleinsmidt and John Catron.
At meeting of the Athletic club on
Thursday night it was decided to open the
fall festivities of the club with whist
tournament to begin this, Saturday, even
ing at o'clock. The players are Messrs.
Levi A. Hughes, Clarence Griffin, A. T.
Grigg, Arthur Seligman, F. T. Weber,
Ed. Andrews, Hugh 0. Morrison, A. f.
Spiegelberg, s. Wedeles, j. H. Sloan, G.
M. Dreamer, Gerson Gusdorf. The player
uakluR CLe hlRnesI sCoIo Is W leCelVe
gold medal. All members of the club
and their lady friends are invited to visit
the club rooms during the progress of
this tournament. 1t is proposed to give
series of entertainments at the club rooms
during the fall and winter, and to this
end committee of five on entertainment
has been named consisting of Messrs. L.
A. Hughes. F. T. Weber, Arthur Selig-
man, A. T. Grigg and w. 81 Griffin.