Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-01
WELCOMED BY The MAYOR OF The CITY
Services Held in the Old
Town Church, Supplemented by
Confirmation Service and Other
Observances,
pecial Correspondence New Mexican.

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people were>oonfrmed. During the lat
ter ceremonies the church was crowded.
The music in the morning and afternoon
was rendered by st. MarY's and st. Ce-
celias choirs.
After the afternoon ceremonies the con-
frmation class, other scholars and mem
bers of the church repaired to one of the
school rooms of st. Mary's college for
boys. In addition to those mentioned
the Jesuit fathers attended, together with
the Sisters from st. Vincent's academy.
Seated by his grace we're Mayor Strick-
land Albright, Sheriff Thomas 8. Hub.
bell, Jacobo Yrissari, Superintendent of
Schools Benicio f. Perea, Thomas F..
Kelleher and Chancellor Rev. A. CANALS,
secretary to the archbishop.
Miss Flora Lutz addressed his grace and
at the close of the young lady's address the
archbishop blessed the fair orator, and
rising spoke in kindly and instructive
manner to the confirmation class and
scholars of the schools, paying tribute
to Father A. M. Mandelari and the Sisters
in this connection, not forgetting the
Jesuit father for the spiritual Influences
be conveyed to the people of the church.
His grace closed his remarks with gen.
eral blessing of all.
His honor, Mayor Strickland Albright,
then addressed his grace, extending to
him cordial welcome in behalf of the
people of Albuquerque.
Following the mayors address Thomas
F. Kelleher, president of the local lodge
of Catholic Knights of America, bid his
grace welcome in the name of the various
Catholic societies and the entire congre-
cation of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception.
In responding to the mayors address
the archbishop thanked that official for
his words of welcome, and said that he
was glad to be once more among the hos.
pitable people of Albuquerque, where he
felt that he was always welcome.
Memorial services were observed yes
terday at the Baptist church and con-
tinued today at the Congregational. The
committees from the G. A. R. and fremen
decorated graves in Fairview. The
Woodmen of the World, led by the First
regiment band went to the cemetery this
afternoon and the beautiful services OF
the order was observed at the graves of
Burton and Dunsmore.
On Sunday Joe Barnett, who took
prizes at Carson City, killed 46 live birds
ont of 4S. He missed the 9th, and the Add
bird fell out of the boundary, making a
run of 46 straight. This beats Barnett's
own record and that of the Champion
Elliott at Carson in March.
Acting Governor Lorion Miller took in
the fiesta in company with Sheriff Hub
bell, Geo. F. Albright and Gordon D.
Pearce. Several local politicians showed
the visitor many attentions yesterday
and today. Mr.. Miller is very much at
home here.
Edgar Allen will arrive this week from
the PERKS, California, school and take
charge as superintendent of the local
Indian shcool. The present superinten-
dent, 8. M. MCGOWAN, and family, will
not leave for Phoenix until late next
week.
Manager Young brought player from
the east and the Browns had him in COM
pany on the diamond this afternoon. The
Browns want to hear from out of town
clubs.
Major Harry Whiting was one of the
charter members of the local u. A. II.
post. He wears the badge of the Twenty
fourth Michigan.
Stores were generally closed this after
noon and evening. Public offices were
shut up in old and new town.
Colonel E. H. Bergman, superintend-
emit of the penltentiary, has returned from
Winslow and goes home tonight. Re
ferring to reformatory the colonel
thought that an insane asylum and re-
formatory combined was greatly needed
in the territory. There we're good many
persons at large, he said, whose place was
in such institutions.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union will hold three days sessions in
the Congregational church commencing
tomorrow.
Alberto R. Armijo and wife drove from
Pena Blanca on Saturday and returned
by the same method this morning. Mr..
A. is assistant postmaster and does mer.
chandising.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Pablo Anaya was
out on Sunday for the first time in three
weeks.
The livery business of Olmstead & Dix
on is to be closed out to satisfy E. B.
Quickels claim as landlord. Mr.. Dixon
served the city three terms as clerk.
A sensation in municipal affairs is
scheduled, SO a little dickey bird was
whispered.
Frank Hubbell's month old lambs are
80 Founders, at least 10 pounds more than
range grown.
Professor W. Il. Seamon of Socorro,
went out to Gallup yesterday morning.
A. M. Swan, the writer, is improving at
Zia Springs, south of Jemez.
Hon. M. s. Otero is in the Naciemente
country, Fred attending to his business
here.
Max Becker is south on an extended
trip for the Germania and an eastern
house.
R. H. Greenleaf, game warden, leaves
for Jemez and Sulphurs with Billy Trim
BILE tomorrow.
T.E. Peters will leave in the morning
with cattle shipment. Mr.. P. is interest
ed in mining in Lincoln county.
About Wednesday Don Pedro Simpson
and J. R. McOorran will 60 to San Pedro
to look after mining investment.
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Harness, hardware, orockery, glass, tin.
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