Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-14
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Britton, of the Irri-
cation Age, Denver, will return from the
Pecos valley in about ten days.
&c. Gay, general freight agent Of the
A., T. & 8. F., accompanied by his assist
ant, G. R. Hudson, will reach Santa Fe to-
night from Topeka.
| Miss Burnham, wealthy and talented
Baltimore lady, is spending the winter at
! st. Vincent sanitarium, coming for the
benefit of her health.
Miss Ella M. Whitlock, who has been
in Ohio for the past two months attend
ing the settlement of her fathers
estate, will arrive in Santa Fe this even
ing.,
Prof. Chas. Longuemare, the we'll
known editor of the Ell Paso Bullion and
an authority on mines and all other New
Mexico resources, is receiving a cordial
greeting among Santa Fe friends.
Hon. G. H. Gildersleeve left yesterday
on business trip to New York and
Washington. He will probably be on
hand to witness the Inauguration of Presi-
dent-elect Cleveland.
Hon. Lehman Spiegelberg leaves to-
night for New York to visit his family
and remain till hot weather drives him
back to the "6nest climate on EARTH
The New MEXICAN will daily keep him
posted on New Mexico affairs.
/ Mrs. S. Alexander, wife of the territorial
secretary; Mrs. E. P. Pearson and Mrs. R
j. Palen assisted Mrs. Prince in receiving
the great crowd of guests present at the
governors reception on Wednesday even.
ing.
Hon. B. Seligman goes east Wednesday
| for a month and after visit to Phila'
delphia he and Mrs. Seligman will attend
the presidential Inauguration festivities
at Washington.
stock grower from eastern Arizona and q
scion of the noble Gamer on house of Penn
sylvania, is seeing Santa Fe to-day under
the guidance of Maj. W. H. H. Llewellyn
Chas. w. Greene, ST., who arrived home
from an extended eastern trip, will re-
main but few days, going from here to
California to look after extensive bust.
ness interests. He will return about the
LIST of February and make a more pro-
longed stay.-Eddy Current.
Mrs. J.C. Mclaughlin is a very pleas.
ant lady from Muskegon, Mich, who is
domiciled in the Davis boarding house
on Montezuma avenue. She is accom-
panied by her son, and her husband is a
prominent member of the Michigan bar
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th U. s. infantry band, 2:30 to $3.50 p
m, the following is the program:
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MeN. Song-La Golondrina ....e----
Hon. Jas. A. Randall, of Detroit, il
making many friends among Santa Feans
aud expresses himself as most agreeably
surprised over the resources of this city
and territory. Mr.. Randall is one of the
foremost original, all-the-time Cleveland
men in the north, and it is just possible
that his name may come up in connection
with the territorial governorship before
the contest is closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Deming, of New
York, who have been here some months,
are so pleased with Santa Fe that they
propose to remain year or more, dur
ing which time Mr.. Deming will carry on
his art studies. He is an adept sketch
artist and has executed also large col
lection of oil studies from life, depicting
scenes and faces from this locality. Mr..
and Mrs. Deming are located in rooms at
the CLANCY house on Palace avenue.
The Pinuckle club of Las Vegas, Col.
M. Brunswick, president; Judge s. E.
Booth, vice. president, and W. E. Gortner,
secretary and treasurer, arrived here last
night, accompanied by Col. M. Slattery,
chairman of the board of directors; and
five or six members. They are here to
pay their respects to the territorial off,
cials and legislators and see that no legis-
lation detrimental to the best interests OF
the Pinuckle club is enacted.
The New MEXICAN hears the most fa-
vorable reports concerning the new
Ranch-Resort enterprise of Mr.. ]. K.
Livingston, at "The Alameda" near Las
Cruces, in the Mesilla valley. The guests
who are there speak in the highest praise
of the accommodations furnished, and
claim that all wayfaring pilgrims or
loiterers in quest of health or pleasure, who
prefer the comforts and refnements of a
well-appointed home to the monotony
and stiffness of ordinary hotel life, even
under the most favorable conditions,
should by all means come to the Alameda,
empowered as it is among the trees in the
loveliest portion of the valley. Those
who know Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston, and
their friends are many, have no hesita-
tion whatever in giving this enterprise
the fullest endorsement