Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-13

II. B. Hamilton, the well-known So
zorro county attorney, is at the Palace
and will remain here some days, having
business before the court of private land
claims.
Judge T. G. Fuller, of the court of pri-
vate land claims, arrived last night from
his home in North Carolina and is glad
to get back to the capital of New Mexico.
He enjoys this climate greatly.
Lieutenants Littell and Stottler are
above Monument Rock to-day chasing
the gay and festive trout in the waters OF
the Rio Santa Fe and enjoying the beau
tiful scenery in the Santa Fe canon.
Judge S. B. Newcomb, the efficient
district attorney of the Dona Ana county
district, has been in the city all week at
tending the sessions OF the supreme court.
He stops at the Palace.
At to.morrow's plaza concert by the
10th infantry band this program viii be
rendered:
March-Silver Trumpets 90. ........... Viviani
oyerture-The Rambler ...,, ....; Moses
Army Hymn ...,....- q. ..... Peabody
Waltz-The Position 80. .............. Fahrbach
Fantasla-Serio Comic q. ..... ..Rlviere
Rcligoso- Evangeine ..., Il. ....... Hamilton
Mrs. Marshall Mccormick, of Ottumwa,
Iowa, sister Of City Marshal Gray, accom-
panied by her two daughters, and Joseph
Gray, of Las Vegas, arrived in the city
last night and are spending pleasant
day here. The ladies' have been on a
trip to Denver. They leave for Ottumws
tonight.
]. T. New hall left last night for Silver
| Ga, Is rs hn ~
lodge, l. o. o. F., which opens there on
Monday. Mr.. Newhall is grand secretary
and will represent Paradise lodge No. 2.
Judge w. B. Sloan, J. l.. Van Atsdel and
P. ]. Barber leave tonight to be present
at the grand lodge meeting.
Jas. &. Fitch returned on Thursday
from Santa Fe, where he has been with
Mrs. Fitch for her health. He left Mrs.
Fitch in Santa Fe while he came home to
look after business. He says the climate
of Santa Fe has greatly improved his
wife's health. She will remain there for
some weeks.-Socorro Chieftain.
J. Helm, the popular general super
intendent of the Santa Fe Southern,
returned last evening from a weeks jaunt
to Colorado points, spending two days in
Denver and witnessing the knights Tenn
plar pageant. He says Denver's enter
tainment of the great throng will do good
for the whole Rocky mountain country.
! Young Mr.. Baker and his pretty sisters
are expert tennis players, and in this re.
spect they will soon feel quite as much at
home in Santa Fe as they formally were
in Albuquerque. The Messrs. Griffin,
| Seligman, Baker and others are laying
off fine tennis court at the west end OF
the federal building.
The very amusing comedy "The OBJ
stinate Family" will he produced for the
benefit of the rectory fund, at the court
house, some evening week after next.
This will be followed by Mrs Jarley's
wax works. The first rehearsal Of 1.-THE
Obstinate Family" will take place at Mrs
Princes residence Monday evening next.
Col. H. L. Pickett, one of the leading
and most successful attorneys of south.
ern New Mexico, aud who has many
warm friends in Santa Fe, is in the city
enronte home. He has been to Canon
City and Manitou and also attended the
grand encampment of knights Templar
at Denver. He has rooms at the Palace.
Mr.. L. q. Potter, prominent citizen
Of Cleveland, Ohio, is at the Palace. He
attended the Knights Templar conclave
at Denver and took occasion to pay q
visit to New Mexico's capital, OF which he
had heard much and fsvorably. He il
much pleased with his visit and has been
busy all day taking views. He thinks
this very interesting spot indeed, and il
well satisfied with his visit.
Mrs. Chas +. Lummis and little dangh
ter have been guests of Hon. Amadc
Chaves for the past ten days. Mr.. Lum
mis- returned from Iseta to day, bringing
his Kodac with him. He has been in
structed to write an illustrated article OF
Santa Fe for the st. Nicholas publication,
and is to-day taking views about the his
toric city for this purpose.