Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-23

Little Miss Teresa Gildersleeve is Cele-
brating her birthday this afternoon and
will happily entertain score or more of
her tiny friends this evening. May she
see many such happy days.
Justice H. c. Sluss, of the court OF pri-
vate land claims, and family, are at Twin
Lakes, Colo. From there Judge Sluss
will come to Santa Fe to attend the ses-
sions of land court in August.
Mrs. Rumsey and daughter, Mrs. Lor-
ing, will reach the city this evening from
a two months visit to Omaha; they found
it too warm there and are glad to return
to Santa FEES cool, equable and healthy
climate.
Judge O. L. Miller and family, OF Kan
sas City, are visitors at Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerdes. Mrs. Miller is sister OF Mrs.
J. I. Newhall and Mr.. J. D. Proudht
and has many warm friends in New Mex
ico's capital.
Mr.. Henry McGrew and wife, Of Kan
sas City, and Mrs. James Townsend, of
Bloomington, Ill.,, are visitors in Santa
Fe in search OF a cool spot. They are
sociabe people and are domclled at the
Claire.
Chas. A. Spiess is yet visiting at War
rensburg Mo This afternoon congra-
tulatory telegram was sent to Warrens-
burg addressed to "Chas. A. Spiess and
wife, and signed "msny friends" What
does all this NEAR?
The governors public reception for
July, which was postponed out OF COM
pliment to the supreme court, which
meets next week, will be held on Wednes-
day evening, the eth. The hours are
from to II, during which every one is
welcome.
Mrs. Thos. Randall and daughter, who
are expected to shortly arrive from Detroit
and join Mr.. Randall at st. Vincent's
sanitarium, are ladies' of high literary and
social attainments, and Santa Feans will
give them cordial greeting.
Supt. 7. j. Helm took picnic wagon
last evening and showed Supt. Cole Lydon
OF the d. Il r. G., and his agreeable party
about the historic city. Mr.. Lydon and
friends went north in their private cal
this morning.
Col. M. G.. Reynolds, OF the land court
and Mr.. l.. F. Parker, of st. Louis, are a
the Palace and are enjoying the climatic
advantages of this city greatly. They arr
of the opinion that Santa Fe is just TOT
good for anything during the summe
months.
DR.. Daniel Dorchester and wife are ye
quartered at the U. s. Indian school ant
they find Santa Fe the coolest and mos
refreshing of summer resorts. Dr.. Dor
chester is still working on his official re
ports respecting Indian education ant
will be here sometime.
Mrs. G. W. Greene, of Eddy, and he
daughter, Miss Lillian, are at the Palac
aud will remain here several days. The
are ON pleasure trip. Miss Lillian, VIII
lett Santa Fe six years ago, returns nov
as very pretty young lady. Mrs. Green
anu Miss Greene have many friends i
. Santa Fe and are very welcome.
For to-morrow's twilight concert in tn
plaza ny the 10th infantry band the 70
> lowing is the program:
' March-National Fencibles .......,,.. Sous
Overture Murmurlng OF the Forest ....B uillo
n Waltz-Ela ........... .................ta rdO2
4 Prayer-Fr Moses in Egitto .... ....... Rossil
u Selection-The Indian Question ..... Sava
Hymn-Hail to the Land of the Free Hickman
Il Capt. James Torrance, stationed at Fol
II Leavenworth and who is well and favort
bly, known here, writes to the New Men
# IcAN under date OF the Goth inst. g
n wish we had some of your climate her
# just now; it is about as hot as | ever fe
it," Capt. Torrance and family are we
and wish to be remembered TO Santa +
= friends.
q The Georgia editorial party did not sto
at Las Vegas. Preparations for the
. entertainment had been toe long delayed
u and those in charge of the excursio
:, feared the visitors would not recei,
u proper attention, hence took the visitor
direct to the hot springs. The Las Vegar
/ got very mad about it, but their own d
Il lays seem to be chiefly responsible ft
q the muss.
Mr. Charles F. Humes, an attorne
lie who has been at San Diego, CAL, f'
'e several years in search of health, is no
1f quartered at the Palace and will renal
here some months. He is graduate
|. the Univerlty of Virginia and mo
al agreeable gentleman. His mother, Mr.
1t Humes. of Chattanooga, Tenn, arrive
n Yesterday and will remain here SON
weeks.
,e Mrs. Thos. i. Miller and pretty lit
!, daughter arrived from st. Louis on Thur
a day to join Mr. Miller who has been hel
for some weeks attending the bedside
Mr.. james Moore, the Magdalena moul
+ tain prospector who had that terrific Ell
10 counter with bear. The patient is ge
y. ting on nicely at St. Vincent's; man
n less nerve would have been dead week
ago. Mrs. Miller here meets her brotht
. for the first time in thirteen years.
4 Harry Clancy is home from the R
b Chama, where he had some fine spo
p trout fishing. He hooked none weighir
over one and half pounds, howeve
He brings home fish story by Hen,
= EssiDger to the effect that W. Miniun
of Las Vegas, also fishing on the Cham
was surprised to find that, instead of h
grass-hoppered hook being in the waite
it was lodged high in an overhanging tire
where wild mocking bird caught an
: swallowed it.