Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-07-03

Owing to the absence of Governor
Prince, there will be no official reception
at his residence Rext Wednesday, July s.
In August, however, they will be re-
sumed.
Mr.. F. w. Clancy and wife and Mrs.
n. B. Field, of Albuquerque, leave in
few days for the Pecos valley where they
will take possession of Mr.. Clancy's sum-
mer cottage.
Meesrs. Arthur Seligman, Will Griffin
and others are planning to depart on July
IA for six weeks sojourn in the Vale
mountains, being accompanied by party
of an even dozen of friends from Kansas
City, Las Vegas and Santa Fe.
Hon. T. B. Catron arrived from Las
Cruces Yesterday. That region is quite
too warm for the average Santa Fean just
now, and MIR. Catron announced his SOL
emn resolve not to leave Santa Fe again
for six weeks.
Hon. A. L. Branch, of Mora, and Sher-
if Agapito Abeytia, of that county, al
rived in town last night.
The Athletic club, which now has
thirty-three prompt paying members, is
| preparing to give very attractive public
entertainment at the close of the summer
in the shape of an athletic exhibition.
Many of the members are already quite
expert in athletic sports.
Hon. B. NJ. Thomas and family re-
turned last night from an extended trip
north and east, ENJOYING also trip to
their old home in Indiana. The secretary
is looking much improved in health as a
result of his vacation He says it is quite
hot enough back in the states to make q
man long for Santa FEES balmy atmos-
phere.
!; Out of the collection of about seventy
five varieties of roses which grace the
home of Mrs. Catron, about one-half Of
them are now in full flower, and they
form q beautiful and rare sight. Those
who delight ia such things and care to
call and see them will be always well
coined by this model hostess. Her col
lection Of lilies is also very fine.
]. D. Warner, formerly of Las Vegas,
now the fortunate possessor OF some vast
tracts of Mexico coffee lands near Vera
Cruz and also interested in the Anglo
American newspaper, City of Mexico, is
guest at the Palace to-day.
Mr.. Wilcox, Mr.. j. Watson Vail and
their families and Mr.. w. G. Murray, OF
Alma, Nebraska, are having no end or
enjoyment doing Santa Fe and adjacent
points of interest. They will remain here
over Sunday.
Mrs. B. Seligman is still detained in
Philadelphia on account of sickness. Her
friends here hope earnestly for her
speedy recovery and safe return home.
Irereo L. Chaves, the newly appointed
deputy clerk of the land court for New
Mexico, arrived from San Mateo to-day
and registers at the Palace.
/ V. A. Greenleaf and ]. S. Moore, OIL
Albuquerque, are in the city on business
i with the territorial auditor and treasurer
John Symington, jr., left yesterday fol
, ten days visit among his young friends
at Fort Wingate.
; Hon. j. r. Ribera, member of the
, Bernalillo county board, is in the city or
business.
Mr.. George Anton and Miss Ella Sis
. neros were married at the cathedral this
morning.
]. w. Schofeld has gone to Las Vegas
on business and pleasure combined.
J. S. Taylor, the artesian we'll man, is
here from Springer.
Col. Perfecto Armijo, of Albuquerque
is on visit to the capital