Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-20

who has been attracted to Santa Fe by
reports OF its superior climate, is looking
over the city to-day.
Mrs. f. N. Reaser's new home on Dor
Gaspar avenue is being converted into a
provement for that locality.
Hon. L. A. Fiske is expected to return
in the morning from Las Cruces, where
he has been during the past three weeks
attending the U. S. district court.
Lieut.. Stotller departed for the east
last night with the remains of his wife.
The infant child is being cared for by
Mrs. Paulding and is getting along nicely.
The Athletic club membership will
probably exceed fifty before many days.
Messrs. A. Staab, G.. H. Gildersleeve and
several others are on the list for admis-
sion at the next regular meeting.
Capt. Richard Williams, superintendent
of the Cash Entry group OF mines at Ger
rillos, is still in England on business
connected with the management Of the
mines in question.
Mr.. A. C. Ireland left this morning for
visit to his old home in Chillicothe,
Ohio. His father is very aged and be-
coming somewhat infirm. Mr., Ireland
will be absent about two weeks.
Governor Prince left last night for New
Orleans to represent this territory at the
commercial congress that meets there
next week. His trip will consume about
ten days.
B. H. Jacobs and wife, old friends of
Judge Sloan, are here from Toledo, Ohio,
on visit. Mr.. Jacobs is astonished at
the horticultural and agricultural resources
OF the Santa Fe valley.
Major j d. Sena and family are at Taos,
at which place J. D. Sena, jr., will be
married on Monday to Miss Eufrosina
Clouther. Mr.. Luis Sena left this morn
ing for Taos to be present at the cere-
mony.
Ex-Governor Sheldon, of New Mexico
was in FL Paso few days ago, and while
there stated to reporter that he was out
of politics and immersed to his neck in
literature. lie s one OF the ablest writ
ers in the west.
Mrs. VIM. Hall, wife of prominent
gentleman connected with the Contnen
tai Oil company at San Francisco, &C
companied by her bright little daughter
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. lrelanC
for several days.
At the plaza concert, 80 tomorrow
tine following program will be rendered:
Patrol-Arabs ........... ........... . Lberat
Observation-Disclosures 900. =. ..... Verd
Air Narie- Beelzebub ........... E. ...... Catozz
Watz-The Position ................ .FahrbrJt
DUptt--EOSppri fpOrnet md bQrit1nn1 Vpr1
Galop-Old Times Coach .............. e.. Grow,
First Lieut.. Andre W. Brewster, re-
Gently promoted, departs from Fort Marcy
tonight and goes to join his new regiment
the 9th infantry, now stationed at Whipplt
Barracks, A. I. A host of Santa FL
friends will join the New MEXICAN il
bidding him all the good luck i'm ginable
Col. A. p. Morrow, 81 cavalry, vel
known in New Mexico, where he was sta
toned Tor many years as majo OF the 9tl
cavalry, has applied for retirement, ant
will be so retired in August next, by which
time he will have completed thirty year
service in the army. Leave till that tint
has been granted him.
Mrs. Cowdin, of New York, and Mr.
Wooster an eastern health seeker whit
!. have been in Colorado for sometime, are
here from Colorado Springs, the guests o
Miss Clara Potter, Miss Cowdin's sister
Miss Patter and Miss Furman, who hav,
been here for several weeks, have returned
to New York, but will return here mex
fall.
The White-Smith Publishing company
Stanhope street, Boston and Washington
street, Chicago, has favored the musics
editor of the New MEXICAN with thre
> new and very charming pieces of music
3 "Zerita," song by G. A. White; "Mal
t guerite, Good Bye" by the same CON
, poser, and G. B. and o. Wslz, dedicate
. to the G. B. and Q. K. R., by Goldman
l The ladies of Lake Valley have decide
: to give leap year party on the evenin
J of February 80. No gentleman will b
| admitted without lady escort. No lad
, is expected TO take more than two ger
s tlemen. A similar undertaking is said t
t be brewing hereshouts. Since the got
/, is right where the leap" comes in thu
3, would appear to be very appropriat
e date for such events.