Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-25

The programs, menu cards, ETC., were
rich and elegant and were in demand as
souvenirs of the happy event last night.
Col. Frost, managing editor of the New
MEXICAN. accompanied the Colorado sem
atorial party to Albuquerque this after
noon.
Mrs. Waite, wife of the respected gov
ernor OF Colorado, was escorted to the
banquet table by Gov. L. Bradford
Prince.
Hon. T. B. Catron never made more
eloquent address than that with which he
RECALLED the visitors at last nights ban
quet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appel, of Denver, are
prominent members of the visiting party.
The flowers were plentiful and very
beautiful.
Mr.. J. P. Hall, tho tried and trusted
general agent of the Santa Fe route at
Denver, paid the NEW MEXICAN pleasant
call this neon. @
Mr.. Wadleigh, the handsome assistant
general passenger agent of the D. g. R. g.,
quite mashed" the hearts of the Santa
Fe ladies last night.
Senators Hall and family, Patterson
| and family and Pine left for Albuquer-
que this afternoon to enjoy the hospi-
tality of the Duke City.
Hon. w. s. Hopewell, representative
from Sic ira, spoke most kindly of Santa
Fe. He is man after the heart of the
thoroughbred Santa Fean.
Among the most beautiful women at
the banquet last night was Mrs. w. s.
Hopewell, of Sierra county. Judge Seeds
accom- panied her to the banquet table.
The ladies of the Woman's Board of
Trade did nobly last night. They had
charge of the banquet and it was superb.
They, have again won the admiration and
esteem of the people of Santa Fe.
-rHon.J. R. Gordon. representative from
Pueblo, is accompanied by his excellent
family. He is building a great hotel at
the headof Union avenue in the famous
industrial city. a,
The senatorial party made their first
stop at Ration, and during breakfast we're
serenadsd by the Gate City band. They
speak highly of the courtesy extended by
the Rutonites.
A.W: Vandeman, chief printing clerk
OF heColorado assembly, called on the
New MEXICAN with party of friends to
day and said they had been royalty enter
tanned here.
Col. Pearson and the officers of Fort
Marcy did much to aid the citizens in en-
PERTAINING the Colorado visitors and their
courtesies are greatly appreciated by the
people of Santa Fe.
Speaker Branch and family return to
their home in Mora county this evening.
The NEW MEXICAN elected Mr.. Branch as
a winner before the session began and
has had no reason to regret it.
Mr., John L. Zimmerman, the accom-
plished journal clerk of the late house
will make his home in Santa Fe for some
months to come. He and Mrs. Zlmm6r.
man are quartered at @. M. Creamer's
residence.
Hon. Felix Martinez leaves Santa Fe
tonight for his home in Las Vegas. Mr.
Martinez, as senator from San Miguel
has made good record. Santa Fe thanks
him for his splendid work against the
capitol removal.
Among the very pleasant guests are
Mr.. Frank Hartman, the real estate OK.
pert and acknowledged authority on all
Denver values. He is talented man and
sees Responsibilities for New Mexico
Mr.. John McDonoghue, Of the great
Denver real estate firm of Ellis, Nc.
Donoghuea a Co.,is among the visitors
He says when the land court settles titles
in New Mexico the boom couldn't be kept
out with barb wire fence.
INSTRUMENTATION .pocketbook and
card case containing small amount Of
money and some cards bearing name OF
Mrs. j. P. Hall; silver monogram on out.
side E. NJ, II. Finder leave at this Office
and get reward.fa u RftA
Mr.. s. Z. Hooper, general passenger
agent of tho D. & R:sGi, won 800 very
handily yesterday by getting his double
section tram in ahead of the Santa Fe
legislative special. Mr.. Hooper is a
hustler and generally gets there.
/ Hon. Frank Hubbell and Chas. F. Hunt
accompanied the Denver party to Albu-
querque to-day. Mr.. Hubbell is at rest
from his legislative duties and PROPOSES
now to manage his ranch and shepherd
ers for two years. Mr.. Hunt will return
to Santa Fe Monday to complete the bust
ness of the council.
Hon. Chas. Hinkle, of Pueblo, is with
the party. He 10 one of the great south
ern Coloradoans. Under the influence of
such men as, Hinkls the city of Pueblo
has increased in taxable values in ten
years over $l5,OOo,0oo. 'Nutf said.
Among the handsomest women at tho
ball last night was Mrs. Dewitt Webber,
the accomplished wife of Senator Weber,
OF Arapahoe county, Colorado. very
charming member of the party also was
Miss Wanalnaker, sister Of Mrs. Weber
and relative OF the postmaster general.
Senator Webber 10 brother Of Mr.. Il. r.
Webber. ~ ~
The press representatives in town with
the Den party were Arthur Cooper, of
the Times, and secretary of the Denver
Press association; Tom Howells, Of the
Tines; George Kerr, of the Sun; F. p.
Johnson, Of the News; Frank Hartman, of
the Republican,. Mr.. Barber, of the Pu-
ebla Star, and Mr.. Swelling, of the Idaho
Springs Gazette, They are all good men
and a royal crowd.
A Denver visitor while walking down
Frisco street was heard to remark: "This
climate beats anything ! ever saw. had
an idea tho ground would be covered
with snow about knee-deep." Wonder
where he obtained such an erroneous
ideai The facts are, the heaviest snow
fall this winter has been only two and
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