Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-19

WITS. Il. II. l. lSh6 anu UdDy UOy are SoG-
ting along finely. The young man is to
be named Roger Allen Fiske.
Gen. E. L. Bartlett and Hon. /. A.
Hughes will return from Albuquerque to-
night.
Hon. Thos. M. Patterson, of Denver,
will probably arrive here tonight en-
route home from the Albuquerque railway
convention.
Messrs. w. E. Broad and Geo. Laws,
prominent citizens of Chama are here on
visit. They are stopping at the Palace
The reception to General McCook and
staff will take place at the governors pal
ace from s to 10 p. m. Ladies and citl-
zens generally are cordially invited.
Mrs. August Kirchner and son, Misses
Lottie G. and Virginia Perea and f. A.
Armijo registered last night at the San
Felipe from Santa Fe.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hall, Mrs. j. j.
Frey and children, of Sedalia, Mo-, rela-
tives of Mr.. G. G. Hall, president OF the
fair association, have been spending the
! week at Albuquerque.
m6sS1S. ~. Il. lJClellj NCh-
eral Hobart, Messrs. John H. and &. W..
Knaebel returned this morning from AL
buquerque well pleased with tie fair and
all else.
Major w. T. Sharpe, the very efficient
and genial special agent of the general
land office at Las Cruces, is in the city on
official business with U. S. Attorney
Fiske. He is very welcome.
The following gentlemen left last night
for Albuquerque as delegates to the terri
torial convention of Christion Endeavor
societies: Rev. W. 2. Alcot, Prof. M.
R. Gaines, Robert Harvey, Bert Ward
and Morrel Gaines.
The Gold family, of Santa Fe, are rep
resented at the fair by the following: ia
cob Gold, M. G. Gold, Mrs. p. Gold,
Misses Rebecca and Zepora Gold, Miss
Belle Raiba, a pretty young lady, accom-
panies them to the city.-Alhuquerque
Citizen.
L. A. Hughes, the energetic collector Of
internal revenue for New Mexico and
Arizona, came down from Santa Fe last
night, and is found mingling with the
delegates of the Republican, league and
railroad Observation-Disclosures Citi-
zen.
Geo. j Blakley and wife, of Hartley,
Texas, formerly OF Missouri, and people
whom it is pleasure to know, arrived
here last night and are registered at the
Exchange. Mr.. Blakely is seeking a
business location in New Mexico, regard
ing this as the coming country.
S. Nusbaum, who represented the
NKw MEXICAN at the fair, and also at the
Republican League meeting, cane down
from Santa Fe last night and is in the
swim to-day. Mr.. Nusbaum will give the
fair and everything connected with the
event good send of.-Albuquerque Cit
izen.
Capt. McClernand, I'd cavalry, of For
Wingate the officer directed by the wal
department to inspect the territorial mill
tia at the fair military encampment, viii
arrive here tomorrow from Albuquer
que. He will be accompanied by Mrs
McClernand and their sisters, the
Misses Pomp and the party will be
Mrs. Princes guest for several days.
Mrs. Seligman, OF Santa Fe, N. NJ, ie
still one of the most popular and es
teemed lady guests at the Lafayette
where she has done so much to add tc
the pleasure of those who have sojourned
and who are still remaining at this favor
lite house. In the making up of euchre
parties and like entertainments she has
but yielded to the impulses of generous
nature.-Cape May Star.
Lieut.. Governor E. S. Slower, of Kan.
sas, passed through Washington to-day
on his way to Greensboro, N. G. He
represents a company of New Mexico
mining men who have process for deal
ing with gold sulphurets. 1t is proposed
to buy up some of Carolina and Georgis
mines and try the process on them
Washington Special to st. Louis Globe
| Democrat.
The rumor that Gen. Lew Wallace, ex
governor of New Mexico, is to be appoint
ed secretary of war, appears to have
started from the fact that he visited the
war department few days ago; but his
friends say, by way of explanation, thai
he has private business before the depart
ment, and that he frequents that place 9
great deal in his labor to collect data fol-
a new literary work.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Lowe, of Colorado
Springs; Mr.. Louis H.Jackson of Denver
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Graves and
son, of Milwaukee, left last night for the
Colorado Springs after delightful visit to
Santa Fe yesterday. The party spent
the day sight seeing, not forgetting to
take in the orchards and gardens, and
the stock of fruits and flowers their spe-
cial car carried when it pulled out for the
north betokened what they think of these
Santa Fe products. They also left orders
for several hundred pounds of fruit to be
sent to friends at various points. Mr..
Lowe is vice president and treas
urer of the Pecos Valley Irriga-
ton & improvement company, and
holds similar position with
the Pecos Valley railroad. Mr.. Jackson
is secretary of these corporations and Mr..
Graves is capitalist from Wisconsin who
| has large interests in various parts of the
west. The visitors declared their opinion
to be that Santa Fe possesses climate
unsurpassed by any city in the union, and
Mr.. Lowe said he hoped to spend much
of his time here next summer, remarking
incidentally that Mr.. j. j. Hagerman,
president of the Pecos Valley road, and
now in Europe for his health, would
probably make this city an extended
visit at that time. These gentlemen and
their friends are always welcome. They
have full appreciation of the wondrous
resources of New Mexico; have already
expended $1,500,000 in promoting emil
grafton and other enterprises within its
borders, and are likely to expend a great
deal more in the future. While here the
Marty were chanaronad by Col Er0st