Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-10

Rev. DR.. Chapelle, coadiutor archbish-
Cd, in letter to Governor Prince inviting
him to be present at his conservation on
November |, in Baltimore, adds the fol-
lowing, which will be of general interest {:
81 shall come to the territory to promote
as we'll and as wisely as possible to me
the truest interests of religion, morality,
civilization, and, within my sphere, the
material prosperity OF that land, the nat
ural resources and advantages OF which
are so little known here in the east"
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II. W. Kirchner, architect OF the Colo
RADIO mining stock exchange building, re-
turned yesterday from a three weeks
hunting tour in New Mexico. Most OF
the time was spent in Coyote canon, and
the exciting accounts of bear hunts and
wrestling with mountain lions would
raise the hair on the head of a wooden
Indian. The party consisted OF II. Nj.
Knchner and wife, DR.. Upton and broth
er, of Las Vegas, and A. H. Kirchner. OF
st. Louis.-Denver Times.
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Gen. Lew Wallace has been granted
patents for fishing rod and rail coupler
for RAILWAYS. Gen. Wallace is soon to
Join Gen. Hovey and Senator Voorhees,
in thirty days trip to the City of Mex
leo. They will travel in a Pullman
"party" car containing sleeping and
living accommodations for eighteen per-
sons.
Governor and Mrs. Prince expect to
leave within the next ten days for
months visit to Flushing, Long Island,
their old home. The governor has re-
ceived leave of absence and as he has
worked very hard and steadily during the
past year needs rest and relaxation from
official cares.
Solicitor General Bartlett leaves in the
morning for Ration, where he will meet
Mrs. Bartlett, who is returning from Chi
cage where she attended the meetings OF
the executive committee of the board OF
lady managers of the Worlds Columbian
fair. Mrs. Bartlett is returning vastly i'm
proved in health.
Arthur Staab, son of Hon. A. Staab,
having finished his studies at Swarthmofe
college, has concluded to enter upon a
business career and the young man has
taken a position in the wholesale estab
lishment of his father in this city.
Hon. Ralph E. Twtchell. of Santa Fe,
district attorney of the 1st district, secre-
tary of the territorial Republican league,
one of the brightest men in the territory
and an elegant gentleman, spent an hour
in Ration Saturday Range.
Mrs. w. M. Smith, wife of the efficient
Santa Fe station agent here, will arrive
in New York tomorrow from five
months visit to relatives in Germany
and will reach this city the latter part OF
the coming week.
Judge A. L. Morrison made very elo-
quent and we'll received speech in Col
umbus, Ohio, during the past week and
is now visiting the interior cities OF that
state, speaking in favor OF the election OF
Major Mckinley.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Mary Whitcomb, daughter of Postmaster
Whitcomb, to Frederick S. Putnam, a
postal route agent, on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 21.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Prof. Elmore Chase returned this
morning from Laguna, bringing nine
pupils for Ramona school. AS many
more will arrive from Laguna on Monday.
Hon. E. A. Fiske, New Mexico's faith
full and efficient U. s. district attorney,
returned home from Albuquerque this
morning and will remain over Sunday.
Hugh O. Morrison has accepted posi-
ton in the auditors department of the A.
& P. r. R. at Albuquerque and will make
that city his future home. Good luck
attend him.
Surveyor General Hobart expects to
start for the Eddy and the lower Pecos
river sections Monday or Tuesday next f;
he goes on official business.
The members of the Santa Fe Athletic
club will have an informal hop on the
10Th inst.-next Thursday-at the club
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. SeIigman have left
Philadelphia for Santa Fe and are expect
ed to reach here tomorrow evening.
Hon. and Mrs. r. E. Twitchell will
likely return home from Kansas City and
st. Joseph during the coming week.
Hon. Amado Chaves, territorial super
intendent of Instruction, is in Lincoln
county on official business.
The young men of the Athletic club pro-
pose to make it socially agreeable for
Santa Feans this winter.
John H. Knaehel, esq, contemplates
trip to Denver at an early date.
Mrs. F. r. Weber has gone on short
visitto friends in Denver.
Mr.. Philip Harroun is in Chicago on
visit to friends.