Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-07-22

A special order from department. lcad-
quarters details Lieut.. &. s. Harrison, 10th
infantry, as one of the range officers at
the forthcoming infantry sharp shooting
competition at Fort Bayard. Lieut.
Harrison will report there not later than
the 14th of August.
Miss Florence Hughes, who for the last
three years has been chief clerk ia the
Office of the collector of internal revenue
and very accommodating, courteous
and competent clerk at that, will upon
Collector Shannon assuming charge, go
to Bloomington, Ind, for visit to her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Cross and chill
dren, Miss Griswold and Mr.. Sherrard
Coleman returned last night from their
two weeks outing at Firms Forks on the
upper Pecos. They enjoyed their vacation
greatly, caught lots of fish, and return
greatly refreshed in mind and body
The program for the plaza concert ON
Sunday afternoon is as follows:
Presentation. ..........,.f .... Boring
| Overture, fr OPP Martha .,........... Flotow
Waltz Wedding Sounds. .,.,., ...s.c Fahrbach
Fantasia-Th Dying Poet .., I Gottschallx
| Selection fir OPP lombard ............ Verdi
Religioso Evange!ine fir Virginia Grhbiels
| Cantata.
Gen. A. Med. McC family and Mrs.
Baker, the wife of the generals aidc-de-
| camp, Lieut.. Baker, arrived in tho city
this morning from Los Angeles. They
will make their home at the Metropole.
| Mrs. McCook is on visit at Vancouver
and will be here later. Mrs. Baker is a
daughter of the general,-Denver Times.
Lieut.. Il. s. Walker, U. S. army, arrived
here Saturday to spend few weeks with
| MS family in visiting his father and
mother. When the lieutenant returns to
duty it will be on detached service as
professor Of military science at the mill
tary academy at Mexico, Mo- Ration
! Range. '@ re
Next Sunday Miss Lutte, the attractive
and accom- lishod daughter Of Capt, Henry
Sturges, editor of the Springer Stockman,
and Mr.. Jos, A. Kremis, a successful young
at Springer. The many friends of the
high contracting parties extend them
hearty congratulations and best wishes
for a happy and prosperous future
Ration Range.
Miss Ella NJ. Whitlock, who for the past
three years has been engaged as clerk in
the receivers Office, left for her old home
| in Ohio on Thursday morning. Miss
Whitlock has made a very good record
while in the receivers Office proving
herself in every respect competent.
Miss Whitlock will be missed by her many
friends in Santa Fe. She leaves Santa
Fe with their best wishes for the future.
Prof. John ]. Craven, the author of the
beautiful poem that appears in this issue
OF the New MEXICAN, is an experienced
educator who has followed that profession
for more than thirty years in various
parts of the country. He has recently
conducted the normal institute at Mora
and intends to make his permanent home
in our territory. Prof Craven is gen
tleman of the old school and man Of
many accomplishments.
Major Leigh Chalmers and j. s. Easily
Smith have been in the city for the past
week as agents of the department of
justice examining the records aud ac-
counts of the various U. s. officers and
court here. Major Chalmers served in
the same capacity under Mr.. Cleveland's
former administration. Mr.. Easily Smith
is a young college graduate and recently
appointed to this service. $500