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

In another month the weather will be-
gin to get warm enough in central and
southern New Mexico, in Texas and Ari.
IONA, to suggest to those who can afford
it the necessity OF change OF location
during the hotter summer months. 10
these the New MEXICAN would say come
and try the salubrious summer climate of
Santa Fe. In the adjacent mountains are
to be had the purest air, the purest water,
fine trout fishing and picturesque scenic
spots where an outing can be enjoyed
with less preparation and cheaper than at
any other point in the mountain country.
Another feature ia the ease with which
these shady hooks can be reached from
Santa Fe. 1t will be to the advantage of
residents of New Mexico who contemplate
sending their families away on trip this
summer to investigate these assertions.
Rev. Mr.. Glyn is getting on very COM
fortably and hopes soon to have quite re-
covered from his recent sick spell. Con-
corning his ordination the Silver City
Sentinel says: Bishop Kendrick has ap.
pointed Rev. Edward S. Cross, who is
one of his examining chaplains, to preach
the ordination sermon of Rev. 7. j. Glyn,
who is to be ordained priest (or presbyter)
at Santa Fe, on Trinity Sunday, May "a.
Rev. Mr.. Glyn, as many of our people
will remember, visited this city, as lay
man, in company with Bishop Kendrick,
over two years ago. Mr.. Glyn is young
man of much promise. He is at present
in charge of the Mission church OF the
Holy Faith, at Santa Fe, of which Gov
ernor Prince is lay reader.
Hon. Lehman Spiegelberg received d
telegram to-day announcing the betrothal
of Mr.. Frederick Spiegelberg, his nephew.
with Miss Nina Goldsmith, the fair
representative of a notable New York
family. Mr.. Frederick Spiegelberg is the
son Of Mr.. J. s. Spiegelberg, the
founder OF the Spiegelberg business inter.
ests here, and he and his father were
visitors here last fall. He is practicing
attorney in New York; graduated at
Columbia college two years ago with high
honors, and is both handsome and
elegant gentleman. The New MEXICAN
sends congratulations.
Governor l.. Bradford Prince, of New
Mexico, is a staunch friend of irrigation
as of all other branches of development
in his broad domain. He has contributed
great deal of energy to the movements
which have done much and promise tt
do more in retaining the rich lands o
New Mexico. His ability and industry
are recognized by all friends of the terri
tory, without party Observation-Disclosures
Irrigation Age.
Mrs. W. M. Smith and Mrs. G. D
Koch left yesterday for the east and viii
spend the summer in north Germany
They sail shortly from New York TO
Bremen via the North German Lloyd lint
of steamers. Mrs. Smith will visit he
father and Mrs. Koch her mother, Mrs
Hartmann, who is most pleasantly re
membered here.
The editor of the New MEXICAN return
thanks to the committee of ladies having
the matter in charge for an invitation tt
the ball to be given on the 18th instan
at Albuquerque, in aid of a public library
1t is most worthy enterprise this AM
the New MEXICAN wishes it the fulles
measure of success and pleasure.
Mr.. F. d. Johnson and bride of Chi
cago, are here, the guests OF MIR. and Mrs
A. T. Grigg. Mr.. Johnson is q wei
known business man Of Chicago and con
stitutes the GO" in the popular firm o
A. T. Grigg & Go.
Capt. Leach, Of the U. s. land depar
ment, has secured a very rare specimen
mineral from the big copper mines
San Pedro, and the same was to-da
mounted within a gold band. 1t makes
unique watch fob charm.
Mrs. T. ]. Mooney, of Cleveland,
pleasant sojourner at st. Vincent's SAM
tarium for the past winter, left this morn
ing on two weeks trip to her sister 9
Aiamoso. She then returns to Santa F
and will be joined here in July by hi
husband.
W. M. Berger, grand chancellor of th
K. of p, and receiver of the land offic
at Santa Fe, is in the city, and will Wis
the Montezuma and Mineral lodges tn
acknowledgements Citizen.
Hon. Amado Chavez, superintendent
of public instruction, has discovered th
ruins Of an ancient city on his ranch
Valencia county, and will commence tn
!, work of excavation in June.
Hon. T. D. Burns, member Of the pen
Tertiary commission and one of the bes
> known citizens Of New Mexico, arrive
last night from his Rio Arriba count
. home and will remain several days.
Mr.. Price Cross, connected with th
mercantile house of Willis Bros, GalveI
I ton, Texas, will arrive here in ten day
on visit with the Cross family.