Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-11-06

ex- postmaster's multitude of friends in
according him most cordial welcome to
his old home.
Jacob Schafer, we'll known old time
miner and prospector in New Mexico,
who has spent several years in Colorado,
has returned to Santa Fe, and will outfit
here for an extended prospecting trip in
the southern portion of the territory.
"Jake" came over from the old country
when mere boy and located at st. Joe,
Mo. He served throughout the war in
the 18th Missouri (Union) cavalry. He
bears his age we'll, and says that he has
such implicit confidence in the mineral
resources of New Mexico that he has come
here to stay.
In accordance with the wishes of the
deceased, repeatedly expressed during
life, the remains of the late lamented
Benedict Kahn will not be buried until
three days after death. Therefore the
hour of the funeral has been fixed at 10
a. m. on Friday. The Masonic fraternity,
of which Mr.. Kahn was an honored and
consistent member, will conduct the fu-
neral ceremonies. The following have
been designated as pail bearers: E. E.
Sluder, Samuel Eldodt, George W. Knae-
bel, Adolph seligman, DIR. James B. Brady
and s. Weeeles.
Samuel Dean, of Rowe, who feeds his
focks, of children and grand children, on
a thousand hills thereabouts, is in town
to-day buying full stock of winter
supplies. "Sam" was a we'll known resi-
dent of Santa Fe for many years, and he
has many friends here to greet him. He
came here with the column from Cali
fornia in 1862, having enlisted at San
Francisco, August -, 1861, in company A.
1st California cavalry, reihlisted at San
Elizario, Texas, January -, 1864, and was
.. finally discharged at Fort Union, N. M.
} September 10, 1866.
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, of the New York
Tribune, is expected to pass down the
road tonight en- route with his family
for Phenlx, A. T., where he will Spend
the winter. Mr.. Reid is afflicted witt
consumption. When he was 80 ill II
, Italy last year, Prof. U. 7. Curran, an ole
! friend, and then superintendent of public
:, schools here, sent him an urgent Letter
asking him to try the climate of thu
. southwest, and inviting him to visit San
ia Fe. 1t is understood that he now goel
to Phoenix, being very weak, with view
TO reaching this altitude early in the spring
4 or summer.
Citizens are reminded that the NEy
4 MEXICAN has the best of facilities TO
4 turning out quickly and at small mar
4 gin of profit all styles of job work, lette
b heads, business cards, bill heads, etc
,, Support your home paper by patronizin
;, its job department. This journal is eve
!. at work for the advancement of the inter
g ests of the city and territory and count
q on, and should have, the support of tn
= business community.
In reporting court item on Monda
the Albuquerque Citizen took pains t
60 far out of the regulation path of re
> portorial license to print reflections upo
10 "a certain young Albuquerque attorney.
e. District Attorney Thos. Wiikerson me
It City Editor McCreight Monday night an
n scene ensued, as result of which tn
- Citizens local is nursing huge blac
{. eye. Truly times that are rocky ha1
2 fallen on the Citizen force.
Q German service at the Lutheran churc
+ this evening at O'Clock will be conduo
r ed by the pastor, Rev. G. A. Neeff.