Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-09
SMALL TALK.

SMALL TALK.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lester, of Denver,
are guests at the Claire.
Mr.. D. P. Burnham is at Ojo Caliente
taking the Waters and baths there for his
health.
Mr.. Wedeles, daughter and niece have
gone to housekeeping at thei Andrews
place.
Mrs. M. ]. Warner, has returned from
two weeks visit among friends at Albu-
querque.
VIM. II. Mckee, of Colorado, formerly
of Santa Fe, is greeting old friends in the
city to-day.
Mrs. L. L. Bartlett is expected to re-
turn from the southern part OF New Mex
leo tomorrow morning.
| Bishop p. i. Chapelle expects to take
trip to Washington city at an early date
and will be absent several weeks.
! Archbishop J. B. Salponte has gone to
Tucson for couple Of weeks. The trip
is taken for the benefit Of his health.
Rev. w. r. Weaver, of Pearce City,
Mo-, the new Methodist minister at
Chama, has arrived there with his fam
lily.
Lieut.. Kirby and wife are domciled in
the Fort Marcy quarters formerly eccu-
pied by Lieut.. Van Vliet, Grant avenue,
near Palace.
Judge w. W. Murray, OF the court oil
private lands claims, arrived this morning
from his home at Huntington, Tenn. He
is chartered at the Palace,
Mrs. M. e. D. Smith and son, OF Bos-
ton, arrived from Denver last night and
will spend the summer here. At presen,
they are visiting Mrs. Cross.
Hon. Amado Chaves, the efficient and
popular superintendent OF public instruc'
ton, returned this morning from triE
to Valencia county, where he has beer
on official business.
Justices Stone and Sluss, of the cour
of private land claims, will arrive in
Santa g tomorrow night from their re-
spective homes in Colorado and Kansas.
Hon. L. A. Fiske returned this morn.
ing from Las Vegas, where during tht
past week he has been busily engaged
looking after Uncle Sans business before
the district court there in session.
Mrs. Prince is still confined to her bee
with a prolonged attack of acute bronchitis
which mas now continued almost three
weeks. There will be no public reception
at the palace next week.
Capt. J. T. Kirkmsn, 10th infantry
absent Oh leave at Evanston, ILL.,, fo
, some months, has returned to his com
msnd at Fort Marcy. Mrs. Kirkmar
and two children will reach Santa F,
about May 8.
, Mrs. Henriette Pettijohn, of Las Vegas
, has been appointed notary. She is thu
wife of DR.. Pettijohn and is going to appl,
for admission to the bar at the presen
: term of court in San Miguel county. Sh'
is the author of several short stories o
much merit.
Col. w. G. Reynolds, attorney for the
land court, and J. II. Robertson, Pueblo
Iudan agent, were admitted as member
of the Athletic club at Tuesday night
meeting. Messrs. J. H. Reeder and E
Chacon, land court officials, have applied
for admission.
Gov. Prince returned from Las Vega
last night. He says the largest audienc,
he has even seen congregated under
roof in the southwest was that which
assembled at Tamme's opera house yes
terday on the occasion of the q. A. r
encampment. There were probably l Ion
people in the audience and 200 failed t
secure admission.
At to-morrows plaza concert, the fol
lowing program will be rendered by thu
10th infantry band:
March-National Fencibles. ............. sousl
Overture-Concert ............ .......... Kiesle
NaltZ-Phe Bells. ....... ..............L assc IN
Andante- Rellgioso. .... ........... Kie.le
selection--Fr. Otienbachs Operas ARG. Boettge
Gallop-All Aboard e.. e.. FIR. ter Under
Mrs. Hodge, charming widow from
Des Moines, Iowa; Miss Jackson, from
Columbus, Ohio, and Miss Collins, o.
Kansas City, both accomplished young
, ladies have all accepted positions in the
government Indian school. Miss Cul
,, bertson is already we'll known to oul
people, being the organist at the Episcopal
; church. These ladies are very socially
inclined and should have hearty greet
ing at the hands of all Santa Fesns.
Captain James Allen of the signal corps
U. S. A., who was stationed here during
, the '70's in charge of the military tele
graph lines in New Mexico, has been
ordered to duty as chief signal officer on
Gen. Miles staff. Capt. Allen numbers
his friends by the score in New Mexico
els considered one Of the ablest officers
in the army and is thoroughly conversant
with the special duties of the signal corps
He is very accomplished and brilliant
officer and the New MEXICAN wishes him
full measure OF success in his new sphere
of duty. He is to report to Gen. Miles or
June next.
The spring,