Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-09-18


business at Shreveport, La, for several
years, and has prospered. He may con-
clude to make some investments here
abouts.
The manner in which the Womsn's board
of trade has repaired the sidewalk around
the corner, where the library OF the
organization is located, ought to prove
a potent pointer to the City authorities.
1t IS rumored that Hon. W. M. Berger,
receiver of public moneys during the
Harrison administration, contemplates
moving to Denver.
Mr.. George Hill Howard has been spe-
oially employed by the Indian bureau to
look after the interests of the Indians in
all cases before the United States court
of private land claims in wbioh Indian
rights are involved.
Mrs. j. p. Conner, who has been sick
with mountain fever for some time past,
is now on the road to recovery, but Miss
Ruth has contracted the fever, and is
| quite ill.
Colonel Matt G. Reynolds, attorney for
the United States court of private land
claims, accompanied by his wife and
children, will leave for st. Louis in day
or so. Colonel Reynolds is due IN Wash
ington at the opening of the October
term of the United States Supreme court.
For the information of all whom it may
concern the NEW MEXICAN hereby ON
cially announces that Hon. Qulnby Vance,
the new surveyor general OF New mexico,
Is bachelor, and ex-SurVeyor General
Easley pronounces his successor In office
one OF the most agreeable and accom-
| pllshed gentlemen he has ever met In New
Mexico.
Mr.. j. M. Taylor of Trenton, Mo-, and
Geo. O. Taylor of Golden, N. NJ, are
brothers, who, up to last night had not
seen each other for II years. Last night
they accidentally met on Santa Fe train,
ana visit awhile. They came to Santa
Fe, took rooms at the Exchange, and Will
spend a few days getting acquainted
again.
Hon. James s. Duncan, one of the hard
working members of the Territorial
board of eq ualization, departed for his
home IN Las Vegas last night He will
be back tomorrow. The other members
of the board were sufficiently enamored
OF the myriad charms OF fair santa Fe
to remain here during the usual ringing
of the Sabbath bells.
Place the glowing and glittering credit
mark where il properly belongs. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. E. Harroun, Captain W. E. Griffin,
Miss .Addie Schormoyer and Mr.. Lorenzo,
com prising the volunteer Philharm onio
orchestra, furnished the fine music that
fascinated the visitors at the late Horticul-
tural fair in Santa Fe. Professor Sohor-
meyer furnished the piano and Mr..
Ernest Mecke placed the same in position
without m oney and without price.
Rev. @. L. Bovard, who has been in
charge of the New Mexico English mis-.
sion of the Methodist Episcopal church,
has been transferred to the north Indiana
conference and stationed at La Porte,
and will leave for the east soon, He paid
his last visit to Santa Fe last night, hold
ing the fourth quarterly conference in
ST. Johns church. DR.. A. A. Gee of In
diana, will succeed Rev. Bovard in the
mission work in the territory.
IN W.dnesaav ofternoon forouo,,
nartv was aiysn r. Mis.es Rntb ana El;va
and Master Hardin Hnohes at The boma
If M and Mrs T ~ Hnohas M
Hnghas wos ossisted ~ antarto;n;r, ~
little guests hv Mrs Roland Tomas and
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