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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

the program, aud arranged msitets 60
that tousy AT 3 O'Clock, AT Beck's tie
first exhibition will I've Civeu, Every.
thing indicates that the tournament
will be the greatest ever given in the
West. The most expert c1wbnys the
range country car boast Of 9srtIC p SIC.
Wild atetTs and wild horace were L.
tanned. phu BtesTs were IN tn Biock-
yards los, night and by noon today u
herd OF wild horses arrivei from the r
range forty mi'ea from tniB CITY.
Trains leave the Great Salt Lake 6.
Hut Spr ngs Railway DEPOT al.
ininiDg thr Oregon Short Line
der o. every b Or.
Theio Will br an interstate r0pi 2
con es, exhibitions. o brOuchO rd,
Ing, fag r0isi c0nles b, indiviJusl
exhibitions Of tOpiug uuu tying wild
stVers ard bors,F, fancy riding aLu
the regu iatlpn cowboy spirile.
For tre variGus event tho commits
stou las o Il rad prldeB ne ioiljw.:
Interstate roplug contest, belweun
Utah ana luGho tgumg, five men 10
each te'u, twO trials aiI.we3; c-sh
ltz3 OF $500
EKnibiuon brnncho riiiry. lin Red
to i've entrle frat pTlzs, $50; $500 nd
/ pr Sc, $50.
Flag raising ir3m horseback Cour
flags tiity yards rpsr,) frat prl8e, sou;
second PMS SIS. Iadividual pu
and y ing Of WI at,ers 4 n rses;
hfst pr ze. SlO0; second pr q, $50.
On Saturday, the same prog Il \
be clrrle Ut. Owing 10 ,ues icyu q
races beinI acne uied for thSt d = %.
Beck's, he commission v III not an
nOu c. the ht ur Tor The he inH.tg Of
the Saturday tOurnam, Ii. until tOusy.
This trnrk ana fri mret to hr
given at Bcok's to sy Is expect d o
lie the II o5t inteiosnLE I suy tuUu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
WHITE
Dress Fabrics

A suowdrift Of coo' loveliness in
while, thin, sheer move ties at the
lowest prices ever put on ffst-class
goods,
NhiIe dotted Swisses with small
dots close together. you'll be sur
phi ed TO get them at Cyardl...... = &c
I,coo yards Satin Striped and -
hro,dered Nainsooks. made 10 sell at
&C ward, this week at TYR l,.....l O.
White Cord Pque, he IN st lash
ionable fsbr c for skirting wear.
special Bargain at (yard)........l2 &c
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and In both the orIer was Erml ii ct,
Rimac tccord, Posom thiri, o d Dc.
miuiou foutth. fhe TIM TO, wus
the came in rolh reais, 2:29l.
TIE doar IA cputes for by
Spider, WIN Vinton mud V,nul.
Solder lreR ahee In bath hosts and
held his place the whole distance
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Big Cowboy Tournament.

The jubilee is to have grand cow
boy tournament after al. Some
months sgo Secretary X gnon sent
out 1000 circular lstters to prominent
cattlemen ana cowboys in every state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

OgiDc 10 tre tXlTa larpo volume Of
PASSENGER trrilic the Rio Grando West
ern annnuucss that AL Juhglee tiokels
ruw limited 10 Juy &c II will be
ION red Oh All regular iIaius up 20 nnd
including July 2Sib. MOI dOrsemeIt
no cha &C In ticKct is vi ceEsary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
THE PROCESSION.

required no litiio frames on the
part OF the IN 5untsd police, to keep the
surping lines from closing up the
stIeets. When the way wss at lelgih
cleared the bicycle fraternity turned
loose with Enthusiastically arranged
Chinese lanterns.
After them came n tquai OF police,
eight abreast, widening Cue track for
the tloatR. This Provo baud, CO lspic-
uous in red uGiIorns, furnished tho
tAusic. A pair OF u jpkeys or "jacks"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

There ore TOO mauy people With
premsiurely gray hair, when tncy
might avoit 1t by applying that roli.
stlc and III Give preparation, Hap
Hair RenpW"r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

w. ]. Barnett, scientific, thorough
End pniultss dentist, does the hsBt ami
cheapest dental work in the city. II
WIti First South.
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EAtURsiON TO TINTtC mININa
DISrBrCF
Win


Special txrurtion to Eureka, Nam.
n 9th anu Silver city, on Sunday,
July .5tb via RIO Grande Western.
Oulr 81 co for run trip. Tr"in leaves
at SID d. m. Returns al 900 2. m.
An excellent opportunity 10 get over
Tue enure district. Don't iaii to see
thn ID ubls Circle. a marvellous en-
giDCofing feat.
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display. That Of q G. NJ. L. is worthy
OF spec al meniiDu. Abjvs beautl.
lul shield of Utah, bearIug the in
scyiution, "Livo and help to i've" lie
blazing star IN vari.coored lights
the etsr OF the new State.
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h., V,'silbR ths rect from of :,
lpgle ipn'G'snt times, ana at evsry
r.. 'DLe. Bns.nsss houses Vic " IN
- the uu qusncsa nj trotr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Whatever may ne tpu QUE Of pre-.
matu'ely ga, hair, II can NJ restored
to the SAME color az in on II by Hai's
Veg tablc Slciliun II iir II newer.
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gsrding it. the replies were d,
few, and those that were re-.
ceived we're so vsgus that
the c'mnission abandoned thu
idea. II wns great surpr GO, tho +,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

MS. Cieopaira.nSc, In q barge which
was drawn by Rea.Hul1, guiGed by
tlhhona IN the hand" II little girl.
Friends OF Fifty Eiars represented
Indlana IN ohnor ,EchanvIng greet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Periodicsl tickets ;skeu ior trade at
the Pslace Meat MARKET, 265 south
Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
BIC JUBILEE NIGHT PARADE.
...ocuIar Scene the Like Of Which Was Never
Before Witnessed In the West.
us,IT LAKE CITY, REAL AND FANCFUL," DAZzLES
BEH0LDERS


the the
ThoseWh No It,
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J-nter, w. McMtllen, starier-; win
Winder and Il Taylor. tins keepers.
Shetland Pony Prizas.

Following is tho decision Of the
JUICES IN the Shetland pony contest
in the parade y'slertay mornine:
No. 1-Wagon decorated with sum
flowers and drawn by two black ponies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

meet evsr hali iere. Tho fasle I
snrlnters n Utah are tak'n, pert and
he records mnds are sure t he good.
The ju DpinE and hurdle raoi1g W II
also be very interesting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

and territory west of tho MlssIsippi
river, ia which he gave the details Of
scheme for h lding COW boys tour.
nsment here during the Ju1iiee, and
asked for an expression OF opinion re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

torrn Of rcd light. Eighty OF these
denizsns OF the neither regions wers
detailed to light up the procession.
Salt Lake County was beautiful
design representing two ladies rsclir-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
HALF RAE 10 HuNGiEAn, rINrIC,
nABYsyALE


Oh jay :6,h and G7th tho Rio
Gtnude Western annou ces single
fare for the round trip from Sat Lake
Guy 10 the " pnip5l mining csmpS,
w: Tinuc, 1878; RI nghrm. 81 co;
anu Marysvalle, (B e!nni), IS So.
Tickets & 81 five 'ia,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

A barge In which sat Cupid and
Psyche, represented the voyage of o
nj piloted by love.
The Salt Cave, repre,ented o cave o.
the mouth OF which snt beautiful
young lady holding ribbons attached
to pair OF stoiBs or pelicsns, which
were wadiIg in the briny waves.
Utah Lake was figured by two
mighty black bass caught In net.
A boat filled with fisherwoman was
between them.
Serpent at Bay represe nted a huge
aneke coilso about q boulder on which
eat a young lady with a spear. Ii was
confronted by dragon on whose back
was also young lady with spear.
Mining was a magnificent fioa. rep.
resenting all stages OF the Industry,
the shaft, the tunnel, the trRmway,
the car and the dump. or coursa
beautiful young lady presided over II
all.
The DEsERET NEWS float has al
ready been described In tnese IepOrts.
Something, however, was added in
picturetqueneis by the effects Of the
electric and red lights.
After each OF the floats here
Described there came band,
mention OF which has purposely been
omitted to save space. But, as may
well he imagined, the evenings
pageant was doubly enhanced by their
stirring music.
or the private floats which followed,
by far the most elaborate was that OF
the Coop. Wagon and Machine COM
pany, although there were a mum er
OF very artistic commercial creations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Erma ID. A. and Snider Take tho Purses
ia The T.yo Events.
At the Caldet's park hoTse racer yes.
terdAy, Erma ID. A. won three heats
out OF four In the 2:27 trot and pace,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

OTcsne from S4b up. Pianos from
$50 ~, ct the Temple at Mus e.
200 = ute $ rec.
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rsappeared again and pgsin in the
dreams OF the children.
The piotrresquentss Of the floats
IVES enhanced by the accompaniment
OF demons with horns, each carrying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

Candy company, nnuufnoturors OF 400
AindH OF Candy.
The oldest anu largest candy factory
In the West. Three gold medals Tor
highest standard Of crllence and
purity. Factory: 26S 27U Man street.
store: "a Male street, salt Lake CITY,
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

auu gazing soulhward, one 4,
stNsu ana amazs1 at the Intricate
ielHoFS Of ircaude.csnt lights hin
fn,s,I,, ysliow add re5--faniastlcally
.r'"o'en ana trapet with BUNTING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

V Wan to5k secvni snI Nonus thlr g.
rhe thrae.eigh.a wac run of in $40
an 3S seroujs.
rhp officers OF the meet were BriE
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suitntF hsnrh.
TrsiUs tu8 every hour comm cling
stl:l5 Pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

tlsclflc age, than the marvellous Die.
play OF lights that have greeted the
fi'ht seer night after night during the
Jubilee.
Standing near the Pioneer mnru-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23

mountain streams were harnessed 10
tyuomos. Now, the mysterious fiuld
q pouring Into the city from all sidee;
md no more tangible evidence can be
found that Utah is In the van nj the
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-04
0fpreuke11.

R1nigsbtrge Dab bic Mblee<
nu1,g zines @brenamts geabnbet ptrD,
muBte Der 8eilber Gerber aus 2autb
erfabren. ST mar gum @emeinbebor<
fteber setpdblt tporben, lebnte ieDo@
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15

/ Mr.. Rioaby, business manager of the
oorinne Comic Opera company, is in the
city completing arrangements for the
appearance of this talented star and ex-
celent company, umbering some 40
people, at the court house next Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Ricaby, after seeing
the opera house, decided it would not do
and so has cancelled his arrangements
there and has rented the court house. A
large stage will Immediately be erected
and as the company carries 60.foot
scene car they can put up good deal of
their own magnificent scenery. This
company in September played weeks
engagement at the Tabor grand opera
house, Denver, to great success, and is
one of the largest and most expensive or
CARNATIONS on the road They stop here
only because of an open date in their
bookings.
party of nine gentlemen from the
east went to Bland from Thornton this
morning in one of Perley Wason's stages.
The New MEXICAN is not in possession of
the names of the party, but understands
that the members thereof mean business.
Even the chronic croaker is obliged re-
to acknowledge that this has
been a perfect autumn day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15
An American Reaufv-


One of the very largest and most elab-
crate productions to leave New York
this season was the great Casino success
"An American Beauty" with the peerless
Corinne in the title role, which has been
especially engaged for next Wednesday
evening, November II, at the court house
This includes all the gorgeous scenery
wardrobe and paraphernelia with which
the original success was identified.
We know of no artistic 80 we'll adapted
to the leading role as Corinne, with her
vivacious and captivating ways, her mag
netic personality and the many charms
that have made her the favorite of the
American public.
The opera, Gan American Beauty" is
bright gay, full of melody, color, action
humor and chic. 1t may truly be said to
be the best effort of two of the very
brainy collaborators of this country, MI.
Hugh Morton, who wrote the book, and
Mr.. Gnstave Kerker, the most tuneful and
prolific of up-to date composers.
Corinne's personal costumes are mar
wells of beauty and good taste, having
been especially prepared by Worth &
Felix of Paris, and Simpson, Crawford &
Simpson of New York.
The company is under the personal di.
rection and management of Messrs. Rich
and Maeder, one of the best known theat-
rical firms of this country.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15
NEW MEXICO STOCK NOTES.

Sheriff Garrett has shipped a fine
bunch of milch COWS from his ranch il
Texas to Las Cruces.
Isaac Siggins recently shipped 14O head
of cattle from Silver City to Cimarron
Kas.
There have been 100000 head of sheep
and $4,000 head of cattle loaded and ship
ped from Clayton, this season.
Messrs. Willis, Windham, Oldham
Burchell and Martin & Sloan, prominent
cattlemen of Blue Greek and Lower Gila,
shipped about $50 head of cattle from
this city Wednesday. The cattle were
purchased by Villeroy Gleason of Eureka,
Kas, says the Silver City Enterprise.
J. B. Haggin shipped 5000 head of
stock from this point to his pastures in
Bakersfield, CAL, last Saturday. The cat
tie were brought across the line from Mr.
Haggin's ranches in Chihuahua and were
in charge of Mr.. Bell, his foreman. The
duty was 1915 per head. Several other
shipments will be made from this point
during the winter, says the Demine Head
light.
When this week shall have passed into
history, the Pecos Valley railway will
have handled II trains of cattle in the in
Guiding seven days. Fourteen cars to the
train was the number. The cattle were
all shipped from Roswell by the Turkey
Track, Willingham and Llttlefield outfits.
Kansas City was the point of destination,
says the Eddy Argus.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15
MURDERED AT ANTHONY.
Jesus COrrales Fatally stabbed in q
Drunken Brawl-Murderer Es-
capes Into Mexico.

Jesus Corrales, Mexican living near
Anthony, was assaulted and murdered in
fight last week at a wine house, by
Jesus Garcia, who had as confederates
two other Mexicans, Jesus Gardia and
Oatarina Garcia, says the Dona Ana
County Republican. The men had been
drinking heavily all day and got into q
drunken quarrel. During the melee they
drew knives aud Jesus Garcia plunged his
weapon into the breast of Oorrales at a
point about two inches below the left
nipple and inflicted a mortal wound that
produced instant death. Catarina Garcia
then gave the murderer HIS horse, who
Immediately escaped into Mexico. Dep
uty Sheriff Cuniffe left for Anthony az
soon as the news was brought to Las
Cruces and placed the accessories to the
crime under arrest in the Jail, where they
are now lodged. Deputy Sheriff Banner
will. in couple of days, take both men
to Anthony for preliminary examine
ton.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The city council will meet in regular
session tonight.
Those samples of fur collars are selling
wonderfully cheap at Miss A. Mugler's.
Miss A. Mugler makes the very lowest
prices on her patterns and lot of sailo,
hats the coming week. Call and see.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Fair tonight and Tuesday
colder tonight with frost.
Chas. Hull of this city, who receipt,
resigned his position with the D. & R. g.
is now located at Dorsey, N. NJ, on the
A., L. d s. F.: % an operator.
Joe Lscome is fitting up the room ad-
joining the Bon Ton restaurant pre- para
tory to moving his saloon there from the
Arcade corner. The latter corner will
hereafter be used as the Claire hotel Of
fee.
Secretary Wallace reports that the fire.
quent inquiries he is receiving concerning
the incorporation laws of New Mexico in
dicate that good many new companies
will be incorporated in this territory dur
ing the ensuing winter months.
The two leading undertakers and en-
balmers of Albuquerque have just added
large burglar proof safes to the furniture
of their respective establishments. The
grewsome kind of prosperity this indi.
Gates is doubtless satisfactory to the un-
dertaker and the other fellow can be de.
pended upon not to kick.
Something of sensation was created
In the city on Saturday night by a report
that, while rabbit hunting about six miles
ibis side of Lamy, Jake Levy had disap-
pesrtd and could not be found by his
companions. Fearing that he had been
accidentally crippled, about 40 men, in
,luding most of the local cavalry COM
pany, spent the night and part of yester.
lay forenoon in the saddle hunting for
The lost man. After sleeping at sheep
'erder's ranch, Mr.. Levy made his way on
loot to Lamy and returned home on the
Jars. His trail indicates that be walked
lbont 40 miles. All is we'll that ends we'll.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15
AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE Els.
Santa Fe will BE Equipped with the
Latest and Most Improved
Instruments.

Mr.. /. Sparks, manager of the Santa Fe
Electric Telephone company, has just
closed contract with Mr.. l.. g. Wight,
of Salt Lake City, liceusee of the Strow-
ger automatic telephone exchange, to
equip the Santa Fe exchange with the
automatic system. The latest dial phones
will be used, and additional wires will be
strung in order to make the service as
near perfect as possible. Work on the
change will begin at once, and new instru-
ments will all be In position on or before
June l next.
Mr.. Sparks is determined to give the
subscribers in this city the best there is
to be had in the way of telephone accom-
modatlons, and knows that the system to
be put in will please everyone. Mr..
Wight has equipped number of cities
with the Stronger exchange, including
Trinidad and Albuquerque, and wherever
they have been used entire satisfaction
has been given.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15
LAS VEGAS NOTES.

The lawn at the court house is a thing
of beauty.
The United States grand jury will
probably be discharged today,
The interesting revival services at the
Baptist church, conducted by Rev. E. q.
Lane, closed last evening.
jacob Gross, of the firm of g. B. & Co.,
took his departure for St. Louis on a
morning train, promising to come oftener
and remain longer, says the Optic.
The order of discharge of the assignee,
2. P. Erwin of the Clayton Commercial
company, reminds the Examiner that it
is the only case in the territory where an
assignment paid the indebtedness in full.
Thieves broke into the residence of
Mrs. Houston night before last, and made
away with couple of watches and some
change, but how much was not learned.
The town is flooded with tramps and
conspicuous characters just now who
should be made to give an account of
themselves.
The territorial sanitary board met on
Saturday in the office of Secretary j. A.
La Rue with full board present: Chair
man W. 81 Jack, Silver Uity;J. F. Hin
kle, Roswell; F. j. Otero, Albuq uerq ne;
I. E. Mitchell, clayton, and M. N. Chat
hn, Las Vegas. big lot Of business
was transacted, and the board adjourned
the same afternoon, its members to re-
turn to their respective abodes tonight.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15
BOLD BURGLARS.
Spiegeiberg's Clothing store Bur
slarized on saturday Night.

Some time Saturday night the clothing
store of Mr.. Sol. Spieselberg was entered
and about 5000 worth of goods carried
away. From all appearances two men
did the job, ann they evidently went at it
in cool, systematic manner.
With large wrought iron wrench they
forced the look off the back door, broke
the glass and slipped back the bolt, and
walked in. Once In they selected several
suits of good clothing, underwear, all the
sweaters in stock, jewelry, buckskin
gloves, hats, and, in fact, fitted themselves
out from head to foot in the best and of
the latest style, at Mr.. Spiegelberg's ex-
pense.
The burglars were large men, as evil
denced by the fact that they carried away
nothing smaller than 40 coats and 7}s
hats, and we're also good judges of cloth
and gloves. There is no clue to the per-
petrators of the abstraction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-11-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Messrs. Geo. I. and T. B, Aaron are il
from Lamy and register at the Claire.
Mr.. A. R. Goodman of New York, is E
Santa Fe visitor stopping at the Claire.
Mr.. Adolph Seligman has returned from
lengthy visit to New York and Phila
delphia.
Mrs. Roland Jones left Saturday even
ing for her home in Missss ppi to spend
the winter.
Mr.. j. A. Stinson, sheep buyer from
Albuquerque, is in the city on business
and registers at the Claire.
Hon. Juan Santistevan, who has been
in the city for several days, returned to
his home in Taos this morning.
DR.. D. W. Manley and j. H. Gerdes
drove to Cerrillos yesterday and spent
the day in that mining camp.
Mr.. Jas. H, Armstrong of st. Louis, at
tended to business In Santa Fe today,
stopping at the Palace hotel.
Rev. R M. Craig, formerly of Santa Fe
and now located at Albuquerqu ne, preached
at the Presbyterian church in Socorro on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Roberts of Will.
mington, ILL.,, who have been here for q
month, left last night for southern Cali.
fornia.
Judge j. D. Whitman, who is in the ter
ritory looking over the mining situa-
tion from Denver, registers at the Ex-
change.
David NJ. White, civil engineer, and
wife, are at the Exchange from Cerrillos.
Mr.. White of late has been doing work
for the Mary Mining Smelling com.
pany.
j. j. Lesson, who was IN charge of the
New Mexico exhibit at the Nashville ex-
hibition, has closed up the exhibit and
returned. He is in the city today, guest
at the Exchange.
Mrs. Grant Rlvenburg returned last Sat.
urday evening from six weeks visit to
and friends in Pueblo and in
Kansas. The lady is greatly improved in
health by her visit east.
Mr.. 8. B. Ricaby, business manager of
he Oorinne com pany, is in the city ar
ranging for the appearance of that com
pany, in this city, on Wednesday night. |
he stops at the Palace hotel
Mrs. A. L. Morrison, Jr., and children
lrrived last night from Chicago, much to
he JOY of the husband and father, A. L.
Morrison, Jr, deputy collector of in
ernal revenue in this city.
Frank Bond, of the we'll known and
prosperous Wholesale firm of g. W. Bond |
Bro, Espsnola and Wagon Mound, was
guest at the Palace yesterday and left
his morning over the narrow gauge for
lspanola.
Ex.Probate Judge Manuel O. de Baoa
# Las Vegas, is in the city, looking after
is political fences.
D. L. Morrill,, of the Morrill, l. KEITH
Goods company, Kansas City
! at the CLAIRE, endeavorlng to get
ONE business in the city.