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voices, Mrs. G. l. Mills presiding at the

voices, Mrs. G. l. Mills presiding at the
piano, and appropriate solos were sung
by Messrs. Il. w. Knaebel and j. ii.
Crist, Mrs. E. B. Seward, Miss Bessie
Beatty, Miss Gum, Miss Whitlock and
Miss Jessie Moore. REGULATIONS were
delivered by Misses Tessie Call, Rosa
Wynkoop and Maggie Gainef Miss
Blanchard made beautiful goddess OF
liberty. Judge Sloan acted as musical
director, and Mr.. Weltmer was leader OF
the awkward squad" causing much
merriment. One Of the features was the
"contraband," dance and song by
Messrs. Harry Davis, Clarence Beatty,
Harry Chitwood, Ben Gold and Frank
Wynkoop, who were made up as darkles
of the old war days. Mr. Berger was the
originator of this entertainment, and it
proved a novelty throughout for which he
must be complimented. The supper
that followed was prepared by Conway
in excellent style, and then came the
dancing to music by Prof. Perez orchestra
that kept the merry-makers going till long
after midnight. Throughout it was a
highly enjoyable affair.
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The following resolutions were adopted
at special meeting of the Santa Fe
Athletic club, on Thursday evening the
18th inst:
Whereas, In the recent presentation of
"The Messenger" at the court; house in
this city, under the auspices of the Santa
Fe Athletic club, it's members were kindly
aided by Miss Maude, Keller of Las
Vegas, Miss Mamie Morrison, Miss Hattie
Wheelock and Miss Jessie Moore; and
Whereas, The members of the club
highly appreciate the services rendered
on that occasion by the ladies named now
therefore, be it
Resolved, That we avail ourselves of
this opportunity for expressing our pro-
found gratitude and extending to them
our sincere thanks for the valuable assist.
ance so cheerfully rendered US, and to
which the SUCCESS of the entertainment
was so largely due. And be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the meeting
and published in the Santa Fe papers,
and that the secretary be instructed to
furnish copy of them to each of the
ladies above mentioned.
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Mr.. E. HUM, of the Cash Entry, was
in town on Wednesday in company with
Capt. Richard Williams and Mr.. J. Crisp
Sanderson, of London. The former has
for years been connected with silver
lead mine in Montgomeryshire, Wales,
where 900 men are employed, and comes
here to succeed Mr.. HUM as manager of
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company's metalurgist and has lately
been associated with the management of
mines in Portugal. Mr.. HUM transfers
the property TO them on December l.
The Rev. Mr.. Ilderton has arrived in
Santa Fs, having been appointed perma-
nently to this mission by Bishop Ken
drick good things are said of him where
he has previously labored and it Is hoped
that he Will receive welcome by all
friends of the Protestant Episcopal
church. Mr.. Ilderton was formerly sta
toned in New York and California, but
for reasons of health found it necessary
to seek the dry pure air of this altitude.
He holds his first service at the church of
the Holy Faith tomorrow.
Samuel s. Mcbride, the gentlemanly
agent at Espanola, came in to attend the
G. A. R. concert, accompanied by his
wife, "the head Of the family" Mac. is
member of Carleton Post, in good
standing, and formerly belonged to Co. I,
51st Illinois Infantry. While in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Blanchard.
Miss Alice M. Heath, a very agreeable
and pretty young lady from Manchester,
Iowa, has taken position as deputy
clerk in the Office of the clerk of the dis
trict court. The young lady IS welcome.
John B. Bailpache, formerly connected
with the New MEXICAN, is now advertis-
ing manager for the San Diego Daily Sun,
a rattling fine coast paper run by DR.. D.
Gochenauer, formerly we'll known resi-
dent of Socorro.
The Athletic club is preparing for a
social hop in honor of the young ladies'
who recently took so active a part in
making their dramatic entertainment
success.