Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-20
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Las Vegas.

Miss Petrita Gallegos is quite sick
from an attack of inlammatory rheumat-
ism.
j. L. Lopez and Jesus M. Hernandez
have opened a live stock and commits
sion Office on Bridge street.
Mrs. j. H. Lush, who has been in this
| city for 10 years, died suddenly Thurs
day night from a hemorrhage of the
lungs.
H. C. Williams and Kirk Shields have
gone to Lamy, where they will sink four
wells for the G. S. Onderdonk Live Stock
company.
The funeral services of Sister Francis,
who died on Thursday, were held Satur-
day morning at the Sisters OF Loretto
chapel, and were largely attended.
Miss Rosa Mares, Miss Benigno and
| Miss Natividad Romero, are home from
| Albuquerque where they attended the
! HARDWOOD House school the past year.
Solomon Garcia, of Las Cruces, spent
| Friday here. He was on the way to
Trinidad, where he expects to O his
newspaper plant, now located in Las
Cruces.
Mrs. Avery Turner, wife of the assist
| ant general superintendent of the Santa
Fe road, will spend the summer at the
Hot Springs, having taken a cottage
there. She will entertain as guests Mrs.
S. B. Denah, Mrs. Teneigck and Miss
Jennie B. Stengeon, of Topeka, kas.
On Thursday evening at the residence
of Mrs. j. c. Milligan, mother of the
groom, Miss MAZE Stapp and Herbert
Milligan were married by Rev. Skinner,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
The bride and groom are popular in the
business and social circles of the city,
and were the recipients of many hand
some presents.
Albuquerque.
The closing exercises of the govern
ment Indian school will take place
Wednesday, June %.
Saturday morning Judge Crumpacker
granted a divorce to Lorenza Sanchez
de Fresinus, from Vim. Fresinus.
Judge j. w. Crumpacker, District At.
torney Finical, w. T. Powars and Sheriff
Hubbell have gone to Jemez springs fol-
an outing.
The Commercial club on Friday even.
ing entertained w. Kathal, who repre-
sents q German company that has a beet
sugar factory in New York.
Emidiano Sandoval, general merchant
and stock raiser at Cabazon, brought
5000 pounds of wool to market Satur.
day. He remains until Tuesday, attend
ing to business matters.
Margarent Barela de Apodaca, wife
of Gregorio Apodaca, died at her home
Friday night, at Barelas, aged % years
The funeral took place from the Barelas
church yesterday morning at 8 o'clock,
W. L Trimble is in the Cochiti min.
ing district, accompan wing A. j. Coram.
o. P. Posey and othern eastern capital
lists on a trip through the mines in the
vicinity of Bland, where Messrs. Coram
and Posey have large interests.
w. H. Kelly, a cattle buyer from Wyo'
ming, who has been in the city a few
days past, left Friday night for Ash
Fork, A. T., where he will superintend
the loading of several thousand head OF
cattle recently purchased from VIM
Garland.
In the divorce case OF Is. Is. spencer
VS.. Ida B. Spencer, his wife, a decree
pro confesso was entered Saturday and
the case referred to w. D. Lee, master,
Both the principals in the matrimonial
mess are residents OF Antelope, Valencia
county.
Rev. R. M. Craig, superintendent o.
Presbyterian missions in New Mexico
and Arizona, is home from a trip east
While absent he met the home mission
board and the Womens' home mission
board Of the church, and secured ap'
preparations for the support of the mis-
sions in the two territories, aggregat
ing over $50, 900.
Saturday night, two special trains
loaded with volunteers, bound for the
Philippine islands, passed through this
city. One train had on board 210 men
from Kansas, the other, lao men from
Tennessee. Among the Kansans was
Philip Fox, a nephew Of Mrs. Aba But.
Ter, Of this city, and II. E. Clark, who
was deputy postmaster under Thomas
Hughes.
On Friday evening, Pedro and Ricar-
do Armijo, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Armijo, Lorenzo Hubbell, Jr., son Of