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

Regular meeting of the W. D. T. Mon
day, February 81, at 2:30 p. m. It is
quite necessary that every member be
present.
Gov. Prince leaves tonight for ten
days visit to the City of Mexico, joining
the Morrison party and Mrs. Prince three
days hence.
Sister Victoria, the beloved superior of
the St. Vincent institutions, has been
quite ill for several days past, but is now
convalescent. 49, i
James Longwill, formerly of Santa Fe,
now of Ell Paso, is among the capital
city visitors to-day. He meets with q
hearty welcome.
MoCreery aud Howells companion
dramatic troupe appeared at Gray's hall
last night to large audiance. They put
up good entertainment.
Mr.. VIM. Martin, the accomplished in
terpreter of the council, leaves tonight
for his home at Socorro. He has made
friends in Santa Fe.
Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, wife of the New
Mexico general agent of the Columbia
building and Loan association, arrives
from Denver tonight and will make her
home here.
Geo. W. Bond & Bro, the enterprising
Espanola merchants, have bought out the
store of the late j, ]. Schmidt, of Wagon
Mound, and will put in big stock Of
goods there.
Capt. T. W. Collier, Hon. J. H. Walker,
Mr.. J. A. Schroeder and G. M. Bayne, esq,
are visitors in the capital to-day from
Ration. Judge Walker is accompanied by
his little grandson, Forrest Remsburg.
Oh. Probst, a we'll known citizen pass
cd the dark river yesterday after long
and lingering illness. His funeral took
place this morning and was largely at
tended.
At the Exchange: j. E. Bradford, An
tonita, Colo; E. E. Hazard, Alamosa, Colo
Agapito Abeyta, Jr., Mora; Henry Abeyta
Mora; Narciso Martinez, Park View, N
NJ; M. Harley, W. H. Young, Chama; j.
Hayden, Alamosa, Colo; T. A. Lockwood
and wife, Chicago; II. E. Washburn,
Boulder, Colo: Chas. Newman, Mrs. Chas.
Newman, Boulder, Colo; Mrs: W. L. Steph-
ems. Durango, Colo.
At the Palace: L. W. Smith, 8. L.
Crawford, G. W. Boseen, R. M. Knight, G,
Frost Liggett, Pueblo, Colo; L. W. Hig-
gins, Denver; B. Sweeney, Trinidad, Mrs
G. w. Belts, Miss Belts, Mrs. W. M. Nick
Lesson, J.. G. Funderburgh, D. W. Hallett
and two ladies, R. L. Hunter and wife, W
T. Booth and wife, H. E. Shines, Mrs
Howee, Miss Hattie London, Denver; A.
E. Graham, W. B. Hamilton, Chas. Hen.
kel, Pueblo, Colo: D. A. Mills and wife
Colorado; W. Bollack, N. Y;J. B. Schroe.
der, c. M. Payne, T.W. Collier, Ration
R. L. Young, Kansas City; G. M. Bond
Espanola; W. J. Dean and wife, Denver
R. R. Ross, wife and child, Alma.
Hon. Robert Bland was yesterday ap
pointed organizing secretary of the
Knights of Labor in New Mexico and
the southwest. This is good appoint
ment, and will rebound to the credit anG
advantage of the order. Mr.. Bland is 6
good and true man, and as an organizer
will make his mark. His record IN the
house is that of gallant and successful
fighter against great odds.
The governor vetoed just three bills
and one joint resolution during the Sos
sion, and in every case the veto was sus
tained.A In one case no attempt was made
to repass the bill; in another the motion
received only one vote, against eighteen;
in the third (the medical billy it received
only nine votes out of the sixteen neoes-
sary to repass it; and in the fourth (dis-
trict attorney act) there was not mai.
GRITTY vote atd.far less two.thirds to over.
come the veto.