Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-02


Mr.. P. o. Gaynor, of Pueblo, has
finished his work for the Santa Fe Irriga
ton com pany and leaves tomorrow for
his home. His pretty little daughter goes
with him.
Eleven years ago to day the fatal bullet
that caused the death OF President James
A. Garfield was fired, However, "the
dead are not absent; they are only in
visible"
Governor L. Bradford Prince leaves 90
morrow evening for Ration to make the
4th OF July address in that town. AS an
orator the governor is always in demand,
having few superiors here or elsewhere.
Hon. G. A. Robinson, wife and daugh-
ter, from Sucorro, are at the Palace Sher'
if Robinson has been somewhat under
the weather for the past few weeks aud he
and family will spend couple of weeks
in this bracing and healthy climate.
For tomorrow's plaza concert, p, m
the following Is the program:
March--Stabat Mater ..... ........... Rossni
| Overture-Fr. OPP Martha o.. E. .... .... FlotOw
| Waltz-Princess Beatrice. Godfrey
Ofertory and Elevation-Fr. Mount
Idyi-The First Heart Throbs ........ Eiitnbcrg
/ Sp. Fandango-The Pearl of Madrid Barhman
Judge II. L. Waldo and family have
moved from Kansas City to Las Vegas,
where they will reside for the coming six
months, having rented the Reynolds
residence for that time. Judge Waldo's
Office and legal residence remain in Santa
, Fe.
Mr. J. M. Howells, irrigation engineer
from Chicago, who has been in the city
during the week examining the surveys
and lines eff the Santa Fe Irrigation COM
pany ditch system, leaves in the morn
ing for Chicago. lie has enjoyed his
visit here very much.
Lieut.. William A. Glassford, signal
corps, U. S. A., was recently presented
in Washington with handsome sword
by number of those with whom he had
been associated during his eighteen years
connection with the meteorological
service.
The many friends in Santa Fe of Mrs
, Flora Ellce Stevens, of Chama, will be
pleased to learn that her little son, Arthur
: Ewing, whom she took to Denver to place
, under ply siciaD's care, has entirely
recovered, so that Mrs. Stevens has beer
3 enabled to return to Chama.
Lieut.. James W. Watson, of the 10tt
; cavalry, now on leave OF absence at hi!
, home near Port Gibson, Miss, has beer
I assigned to recruiting service in New
i. York city. lie has many warm friends
g on the ranches and in the mining camp
4 of southern New Mexico who will alwayi
r watch bis advancement in his noble pro
0 fession with friendly eye.
e Mr.. Geo. ". Fawkuer, special inspecto
: Of public land surveys, arrived in the cit
from Washington yesterday and vii
make Santa Fe his headquarters for til
next six months. He is accompanl, b.
his family and has taken lease on tn
n residence of ex-Msyor Thornton. Nh
Robt. W. Waddel, of Denver, accom-
@ panies Mr.. Fawkner as his clerk.
George D. Barker, secretary of tn
q Georgia Weekly Press association, WRIT
that his party Of 100 editors from tn
south expect to reach Santa Fe Wednes
, day night July 20, and will spend Thur,
= day here, leaving ior the west at %
n that evening. Agent Smith OF the A., I
II < s. L. has secured special rates at tn
adC6 anu at the Cidiie III INC oChtlit
3 these visitors.
r, Rev. G. 1. Mills, accompanied by Mr.
E. B. Seward, left yesterday Tor Oj
it Caliente. At the house OF j. j. Dav
IS Rev. Mills at 7o'clock this morning sal
the words that welded Mr.. Jane
Or Osborne, OF Chams, and Miss Mar
70 Davis, sister to Mrs. Seward. NJ
U borne holds responsible position wit
!, the D. & r. 6. company ut Chama. Tt
~ newly welded pair left this morning I,
- a bridal tour through Colorado, and wi
make their home at Chama.
~ u. Hon. B. Sellgman came home yesterdf
" from Chicago where he aided in repr
senting the New Mexico Democracy at II
e. recent convention. 1t was the bigge
ty convention ever held on earth, says NJ
Selgman. 1t drew 100000 people
to Chicago, and while the weather ",
i'll miserable, yet everybody was so bus
that they scarcely haG time to take no
II, of the weather. Mr., Seigman is We
IT, well satisfied with the result OF the CO
vention.
i'll Col. G. &. Coleman, who is suiveyil
e. lands on the Mescalero Apache reser
no with view to their allotment in several
to the Indians, came up from Linco
nj county yesterday. He says there a
~, 10000 head OF fat cattle ranging on ii
ON reservation, and many herds of gol
:" horses. 1t is the best game country
has found in the west. The white al
On black tailed deer are very plentiful; at h
en- camp they have killed six bears in thr
ar months, and wild turkey are encounter'
everywhere.