Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-09-11
Mill. Mabey, the Las Vegas COM

mission tnercuants spent Tue Jay among
Santa Fe businessmen.
The dance given by the Social club at
the Palace hotel, last Tuesday night,
proved very pleasant affair, although
the attendance WAS not large.
District Attorney j. H, Crist left for
Denver this morning and thence will 60
to Aztec, San Juan county, to attend the
special term of the District court.
M. @. 0. Dubar, businessman of An
tonlto, came in on the Denver Rio
Grande train last night and returned
home this morning, He acted as mail
clerk on the trip, Mr.. Carruth, the mail
agent, being quite ILL.,
The ladies of the Public Library asso-
citation in Albuquerque will give female
minstrel performance in Grants opera
house, in thai city, Monday evening.
About rs of the young ladies in the city
will appear in the "troupe," and one of
the best entertainments ever given in
that city is confidently expected.
Elk Governor Thornton will meet Ex-
Governor j. 8. Grant of Colorado, at
Lamy tonight, and thence the two ex-
kONCiHOIo, WIN 6lC INV uluSh doAo dooP
ly interested in mining pursuits than in
politics, will journey to the state of So
nora, Republic of Mexico, where the gold
mines of the former are located.
Adjutant General II. B. Hersey, Lieu
tenant Colonel I. P. Gable, Major N. L.
King, Major Fred Muller, Captain 7. j..
Matthews, Captain W. E. Griffin, Captain
Fred Wientge, and the lieutenants of the
several militia companies of Santa Fe,
will leave for Albuquerque tomorrow
evening at 7:20 to participate in the
parade In honor of Governors day at the
Territorial fair on Monday. Captain w.
Fl. W. James, U. s. A., on detailed service
with the New Mexico National Guard,
will also be in attendance.
Mrs. Matt G. Reynolds, wife of the at
torney for the United States court of pri-
vate land claims, who has been at the
sanitarium for sometime, has been suf-
fering with sprained ankle for four or
five days, but is able to walk little to-
day. Colonel Reynolds expects to leave
for st. Louis with his family as soon as
Mrs. Reynolds is able to travel. He is
due in Washington at the opening of the
October term of the United States Su-
preme court.
On Wednesday evening pleasant fare
we'll party was given Mr.. Albert Jones at
the government Indian school. Mr..
Jones left for ST. Louis Thursday night,
where he will spend short vacation, and
from there he goes to North Carolina to
take position in an Indian school.
Those present at the party, aside from
the folks at the school, were: Mrs. Money,
Mrs. Read, the Misses Staab, Palen, Hurt,
Crawford and Jones, and Messrs. j. Staab,
E. Staab, R. @. Gortner, F. Fl. Hudson,
@. A. Scheurich, and DR.. Brady.
General Agent Helm, of the D & R. G.
system, with headquarters in Santa Fe,
and heart always pulsating in unison
and historic seat of christianity, has
completed arrangements with General
Passenger Agent Hooper in Denver,
whereby probably the most elegant dec
GRATED train that ever pulled out of
a station in New Mexico will leave this
city for Denver on the evening of Octo-
Der 3. 1t will be known as Governor
Otero's special, will fly the colors of New
Mexico, which are emphatically red, white
and blue with one bright star missing
from the field, and will have on board
Governor Otero and his military staff.
Company B, First infantry, New Mexico
National Guard, Captain Matthews com
manding, with the famous First regiment
band of Santa Fe, will also be guests of
honor on the train. Many others will
doubtless avail themselves of this rare
chance to attend the Mountain and Plain
festival in Denver. The train will run
through New Mexico at night, thus af.
fording the excursionists an opportunity
to study the scenery of Colorado by day
light.
From social standpoint the Horticul-
tural fair held the past week was bril-
liant success. The exposition building
was the center of the social life of the
city for the three days, and everything in
the way of social gatherings gave place
to the entertainment of visitors. This
success was due to the efforts of the ladies
who were on the reception committee
who were present, with flowers in great
every day. That committee
was composed of the following we'll
known ladies': Mrs. R. l.. Baca, Mrs.
Berger, Mrs. Amado Chaves, Mrs. Catron,
Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Curran, Mrs. s. Ell.
dodt, Mrs. Ernest, Mrs. Fischer, Mrs.
Foraker, Mrs P. H. Harroun, Mrs. Ire
and, Mrs. W. L. Jones, Mrs. King, Mra.
Knaebel, Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs MCPHERSON,
Mrs. Money, Mrs.. Nordstrom, Mrs. Otero,
Mrs. Prince, Mrs Rice, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs.
B. M. Read, Mrs. Renehan, Mrs. Rey-
holds, Mrs. Schaaff, Mrs. Sohook, Mrs.
Arthur Seligman, Mrs. Shannon, Mrs.
Thomas Smith, Mrs Spices, Mrs. Sterne,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Victory, Mrs. WHY'S,
Miss Allison, Miss Call, Miss Drew, Miss
1ulliford, Miss Hase, Miss Hurt, Miss
field, Miss Jaramillo, Miss johnson, Miss
Zones, Misses Manderfield, Miss Mo
lenzle, Miss Palen, Miss Perea, Miss
'taab, Miss Walz, Miss Atkinson, Miss
Jena.