Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-31
THE INDIANA EDITORS.
They Arrive Tomorrow and Santa re
Will give them Hearty
Western Welcome,
Guests of the Board of Trade at the raj
ace Reception aud Other Com
mittees--List of the Visitors.

The visiting editors from Indiana Will
arrive tomorrow morning at 5 O'Clock and
spend the day here. There are ninety
two of them and they travel in brace oil
handsome Pullman's. The party has
been receiving regular ovation III the
southwest. At Eddy, in the Pecos valley,
they inspected the great irrigation sys-
tenn of that region and were banquetted
at the Hotel Hagerman by the live people
of Eddy. At Ell Paso they were taken IN
charge by the citizens and driven about
the city. At Las Cruces they were enter
tanned yesterday and to-day the Albu
queruue Commercial club has them IN
tow.
From present indications the reception
of this noteworthy party in Santa Fe to-
morrow will be most hospitable. The
Board of Trade has the matter in hanc
and has named the following commit
tees: I'M
On reception :-Messrs. W. 7. Thorn
ton, e. l.. Bartlett, Max. Frost, Geo. H
Cross, VIM. M. Berger, q. W. knaebel
J. d. Allan, L. A. Hughes, j.: Weltmer
E. A. Flske, A. Staab, B. NJ. Thomas, b
Seligman, A. Seligman, 5. Wedeles, ONE
Moore, Harry Stevens, c. E. Wright, q
f. A. Fischer, G. W. Dudrow, DR., JohI
Symington, DR.. w. S. Harroun, DR.. r
Ii. Longwill, DR.. j. H. Sloan, DR.. "
Ekgert, j. Francisco Chaves, E. F. Ho
bart, r. E. Twitchell, A. E. Walker
DR.. Enos Andrews, S. S Beatty, l.. Spleg
elbers, w. B. Sloan, j. II. Crist, Georg'
Marsh.
On cartridges Sol. Spiegelberg, Alb
Spiegelterg, A. L. Grigg, j. d. Allan, y
l.. Bishop, E. N. Reaser, H. B. Cart
wright, j. G. Schumann, II. Lindheim
Jake Gold, r. E. Twitchell, 9. W. bud
row, John H. Robertson, W. M. Berger
Max. Frost, Anto. Ortiz.
On entertainments IS. Wedeles, Sol
Spiegelberg, G. f. A. Fischer, p. Rumsey
j. ID. Allan, j. D. Proudft, Marcus 81
dodt, John Morton, John H. Robertson
Felipe Delgado, T. Alarid, j. II. Girls
W. b. Sloan, E. z. Seeds, G. M. Cream
err.
These committeeman will meet at tn
Office of Secretary q. w. knaebel at
o'clock this evening to perfect all detail
S for the reception and entertainment
) the visiting journalists, Ito the end th'
> nothing be left undone to insure as roy
q attention to our guests in every detail {
passible for us to give"
e The program as outlined at this tin
includes the reception of the party at su
. rise tomorrow morning at the A, L.
s. +. depot, whence they will take ca
riages and be transferred to the Palat
hotel, where they become the guests of tt
Board of Trade throughout the day an
evening, taking breakfast, dinner and tt
there. Messrs. RNmsey & Burnham al
making full preparations to feast tt
visitors in fine style. After breakfast tt
carriages will be brought again int
reguistion and points OF historic an
modern interest about the city will
seen. After dinner carriages will agai
be at the disposal of the editors and tt
fruit orchards, gardens, Indian school
the canon, and other points will be take
in, apd, all who so desire, will halt at tt
brewery terrace and take refreshmen
and lunch, retaining to the plaza in tin
for the afternoon concert.
Iu the evening the cars of the visito
will be pretty well ladened with apple
pears, peaches, pums and other 1rui
and flowers for which the Santa Fe vale
is becoming famous.
The visitors in this party comprise ii
Northern Indiana Editorial associate
= and hail from region situated between IL
Wabash river and Lake Michigan, ar
a from seventy.fve to 200 miles east
p Chicago. The seventeen counties er
{. braced within the limits of the associate
" contain population of 36l 900. Mi
" trunk lines of railways pass through
:" territory from east to west.
n The members of the association wi
a compose the excursioni are: Anders;
:. Herald, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Terhun
" Anderson Democrat, Mr.. and Mr.. Jof
a l.. Forkner; Argos Reflector, j. II. Ws
P son; Auburn Dispatch, Frank
n Eckhert; Briston Banner, R. H. We
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Mesle
Butler Review, James e. Rose; Elkha
Review, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Chase,
H. Chase, jr.; Goshen Times, Mr.. al
Mrs. A. r., Beyerle, w. H. Beyerle, Mi
Mayte Barber; Goshen Daily News,
:, V. Starr, Mrs. Thomas A. Starr; Kenda
Ii vile Standard, J. S. Conlogue, Miss Hs
riet Conlogue; Knox Ledger, Mr.. al
"a Mrs. G. 0. Musselman, Mr. and Mrs. !
$ &. South; Kewanna Herald, Ed.
Newton; Lagrange Democrat, D. !
}. Fawcett; Lafayette Morning Journs
i W. Bent Wilson LaPorte Argus, Mr.. al
Mrs. Ii. E. Wadsworth, Miss Lau
,, Wadsworth, D. L. Wordsworth; L
banon Pioneer, Ben A. Mickey,
F. Neal Ligonier Banner, M
and Mrs. j. E. Mcdonald
Ligonier Leader, DR.. E. W. knetfe
. Logansport Chronicle, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. McKeen, Mrs. o. s. Perking; Logan
IS port journal, Frederick Lands; Logan
n port Pharos, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Barne
Mrs. B. E. Buckingham Marion Leade
Mr.. and Mrs. William }. Houck, Mr.. an
U Mrs. James H. Shrack, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Il. Hamaker, Catherine Urumly, Turn
: W. Overman; Muncie Herald, Mr.. an
y Mrs. F. D. Haimbaugh, Miss Minnie M
d Killip; Michigan City Dispatch, Mr.. an
Mrs. L. j. Dunning; North Manchest'
journal, Lloyd Hopkins; Peru Sentine
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Halmbaugh, Mrs. \
j. Conner; Plymouth Democrat, Mr.. an
o Mrs. Louis Mcdonald, Miss Kittle M
' Donald; Plymouth Restitution, Mr.. an
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