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hs rencia dc ochenta miIlOnes
~ Ma HEREDERA QUE NO APAREcE.

La realidad SO complace q vecee en- emular
a los novelistas mas famosos, presentando he
chos que parecen invenciones de la imagina'
ci6n.
La policfa de Madrid busca estos dias afa'
nosamente una mujer para dsrle possession de
una herencia de ochent0 nsillones de reales y Ia
mujer no sparece:
La historic no puede Ter MAJ senoilla nj in
teresante. ..- ~
En- Lequeltio, el pintrresco pueblo de Viz
oays, quedaron haoe veintltr6s af1os solos en-
Ia mayor pobreza una preoiosa muchacha de
ounce sfios y un hermano suyo a]go mayor que
ella. - - ...,
El mancebo, emprendedory audaz como
muchos de 90 raza, 80 EMBARGO On busca de Ia
fortdns. Ia muohaoha 90 vino . Madrid co
rrer su suerte ~
Ella era joven bonita, y Madrid Ia assor
vi6; de 81 no volvi6 saberse una palabra
Pero han pasado los amos. de ALA de Mo
jioo ha venido la noticia de que ha muerto un
espaflol que dejas capital de ochenta milo
nes de teales, q una unica hermana que ten1a
en- Espsha
La hermana ~ llama Maria del Carmen
Iturrsran, tiene treinta y ocho amos de edad
ca natural de Lequeitio.
,Donde estk Maria del Garment No re
sabe de flo.
De las averiguaoiones que se han hecho re
sulta que vivi6 en- Madrid muoho tempo, que
por fin porecs que Sc case, que no se sabe 81
vive no vive ~ marido
Dicen los atimos que han dado noticias de
ella que &c habia desmejorsdo algo, que era
mas bien alta que pequeha, y mas bien delga'
da que gruesa.
,T.ene alguien notioia de Maria del Car
men Ituararan. heredera de 80 millones veni-
dos de M6jico.7
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Y 4 RI E D 4 DES.
LO PARTICIPATE

LO PARTICIPAMoS: Ac.bs de roo
blrsa por los ditimcs vapores: Qaeso Psrmesa
no, past Msgin Quer. MortsdelIs Extra, Dial
oes suisos, Cerve.a 1ngless, MaDtequilla Ds
mesa sDos manoss, Pastillas de goms, A.doar
Candy, Vino EST Rsfael, Legft,mo, Tocineta
Ahumada. MahtequiIls Itslisn.. Arros Valen'
ciano, Harioa <Montblanch, en- ssqoitos de 4
iibras, Ex,racto de carne .Lebg., Chocolate
sMenieT,, Nspolitana, de chocolate. Salsa in
glesa salchiohon de Bologuia, Cereoedo Hmos
& Co,
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Vida A|GQrG.
A MONO

A MONO.
AL viento la csbelers,
la t1uioa desgarrada, 80.
da ando tumbos. vaoilante, ......
ca min una virgsn palida,
co u los pies ensangrentados
en- tire sollozos y lAgrimas.
Hieren presto sus oidos
los acordes de una DANA
y ell acento de unas vooes,
gu 10, a oompAs de una guitarra.
entonan cantos y loas
de orc macixo q una estatua.
ALI Sc aceroa Ia Virgen,
roja de vergusnza J rabia,
y Ianz ando por los ojos
ira cundas llamsradas,
-iTorpes!-les dioe-seguidme
al seno de las montaflae,
donde ell ruido de estas voces
apague el de las cascsdss.
i Y td qui6n eres?-preguntan
Ala Virgen enlutada-
70 soy-les lice amorosa-
de los extraf1os esalava;
La que meci6 vuestras cunas;
El soplo de vuestras almas;
Ia luna de vuestras noches;
la luz de vuestras miradas;
la esenoia dc vuestras vidas;
el po.vo de vuestras plantas.
Soy la que inspira en- la ausenoia
vue stras terribles nostalgias;
un pefi6n entire los mares
oombatido por las aguas ........
vosotros.. ..... .aves sin nidos,
olas de oeeano sin playas;
Ante el mundo, unos pigmecs;
viviendo en- 81, unos pAriss.
lCalladl no oaHten los hijos
ouan ndo gimo:l SOY LA PATRIA!
Dijo, y Ia turba entire risas, +
acogi6 90 duloe platica.
Rssonaron otra vex
las notas de la guitarrs,
~ la Virgen desvalida
le volvieron las espaldas,
mientras ells, vacilante,
entire sollozos y lAgrimas,
olamando 'al cielo deofa:
lOh Dios!-sY mis- esperansasr
FEL1x VEGA NEvAREs:
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-. Pronto spsrecerk en- ests Capital un
nuevo diario dc noticias bajela direction de
nuestro amigo don Pedro R de Diego.
-. FL programa de los sports con que
Ia Junts de Festejos Sc propone efeotuar el
de Julio es el siguiente:
Regitas de botes (revuld) premio $40. 3 Q
premio $40; palo eneebado horizontal, premio
IS; carrera a pies. para muehsohos, premo
$40; ~Fug of War. oada tanda IL hombres,
premio $65; carreras en- bioio eta Qentitud).
premio $40; carTeras en- saoos, premio $40; ca
rreras pie. gran velocidsd 100 yardas, pre-.
milo, $40; segundo premio, $S; regatta en- tinas,
premios $40; <ootato roce. juego de las pa:a
tss, premio $40; oarreras en- carretillas, premio
$40.
mission nonbrada al efeoto Las personss que
deseen tomar parte Gu dichos sports dsberan
inscribirse con anticipation en- el regi-t'o abier
to al efecto cargo de don FL No
BILE, Tetuan no 7, qulen dara 'os iofor mes
que Sc necesiten y las esplioacioOs' de 10, jae-
gos que no N oonocidos en- el pals.
-. Hs2e zoos dias sc quem6 una niha
en- IN incend,o oourrilo en- barrio de Ca
yey.
-. Las personas que dessen adquirir al
guu paloo para ell bsile que re efeotuara ell dis
3 de Julio el Tsatro de esta Capital. deben
dirigi.se los aef res don Vicents Gaiyot y
don jose G Pal aoios. Cada palco &C stars
g. NIP.
-. Hemos dido deoir que no hsce mu
cbos dias ha ocurrido slgo personal en- ell
puente de los Reyes Cat6iicos entire e' Ofsisl
T6 ,nico enoargado de las obrss qae ali so efso
tuaban, los du nos de una pulper1a cercsna
-. Maestro sgente de Csguss hace So
Der sus abona1os. que del dia % al 81 de
corrn nte debsran sstisfeohos sus abonos de
este periodico.
-. Don Enrique Marchese solioita Sc le
admita exhmea para matrioularse en- Farma =
ola.
-. Dsntro.de breves dias vendrA esta
capitsl proceden'e ne Aguadilla, nuestro amigo
collaboration don Jose Vidal Cardons.
-. Don Rafael Garcia Cabrera solicita
Is dias de licenoia para trasladsrse a esta oapi
tai qne sc lie nombre conourso para una de
las esoueas de la mi-ma.
-. El iomiogo IS del co"riente deposit
taron 554 imponentes 50 9sa 81 en- Cr61ito Y
Ahorro Ponoeho hasta aquslla fecha haa
expedido 3643 libretas
~ Signe ootiz andose ell cafe en- este mer
oado desde LOT a $l5 el quintal segaa cali
dad.
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Garcia Troche, entonoes Contador de Haoien

Garcia Trdche, entonces .Contsdor de Hacien.
do.
Fl Estado se incsut6 del edi6oio llamsdo
Casablancs, siendo aobernador el Coronel Du.
fresne. Quitsron el escudo do Armas de Ponce
de Leon, que SO hallaba en- 10 puerta sustitu.
ySndole poE 81 Escudo de Espana.
FL Blason de Juan Ponce de Leon 10 consti.
tufa un Esoudo partido en- dos cuarteles. I'm uno
de ellos I'M Leon rsmpante, y en- el otro tres Is.
las superpuestas. Santo Domingo, Puerto Rioo
J iFloridsl que 90 tenfa en- aqnellos tienmpos
por una Isa.
FL Cronista de Puerto Rico.
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l.
NOTA-t il oonsumidor deb, fjaree en- que ca
d. botslia lleva en- ell .cuello ua anillo de papel
en- ell cual sc lee mi nombre. an 5-5
~ Nos dicen de Areoibo que quedo su
msmente conourrido el meeting ceebrado pcr
ei partido liberal el domingo en- el barrio de la
<Esperanzs,
~. La sefiorita Carmen A'ouso aoaba de
morir en- Madrid, vfotima de una puImonia
fulminante Era una de las flores mas precia
das del jardin puertorriqueho, ha sido are
batada por la mnerte al Iegar la penfnsuls.
su adigido padre, nuestro amigo don Fell.
cisno Alfonso a gu atribulada famllia, envia,
mos nuestro p6same.
-. El dia . de Julio>es establece, 4
en- esta capital una gran fabric. de aguas ga
seosas, por los sefores Rivera Rodriguez. f.
aparato es de Ia manufacture de John Mattherrs
de Nueva York, CON fitros de carbon y de are.
ma de rio y fabricara al dia 200 oajas de limo.
nadas 500 STONES de soda.
-. Don Jose Mora solicita se le nombre
en propiedad para una de las escuelas de ests
Capital, Ponce Agasdilla Yauco.
-. L. Secretafia de instruction Pdb'ics
ha concedido dias de lioencis al professor de
Manatf DE- Juan Colon.
-. K! que suscribe ba ueado desde b ICE
mas de un ano q preparation oonocida con al
nombre de Vino de Aceit de Higa 10 de Baoalao
con Peptons de Hero preparado Dor los
Sres. Federik Stes rms Il Cia. no habiendo mas
que motives de felicitarse de ha5erla presorito
porque ademss de torelarlo siemp-e los epfer
mos aun los est6magos mas delloados. Siempre
Sc ha visto llenar las indicsciones dssesd las Y
puede reoomendarse por 10 mismo como una de
las mejorss medioiuas T6nioas recoustituy yentes,
DIR. G.. MENDlZABAL.
Professor de Cfnica Patol6gica en- In Es
cuela Nacional de Medicina.
Mexico, Nov. de 1895.
- Ha sido conducido al dep6sito NUM-
oipal, disposition del Alcalde, el muchs scho
jose Robles, reoolido reslengo por las GALES
de esta Capital, dediokndose al sport de tirar
piedras
-. Lss personas que or olviio do l. co
mission, no reciban invitasi n para el bale de.
de Julio, pusden avisarlo los Sres don Jose
Elsaburu y don Vice te Guiyot, que componen
aquella.
--". Hemos-a cibido el ndmero primero de
III G iterio Lib !, peri6dico que 30 pubiics en-
sta Capital. LIE dssssmos larga vida,
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-. SD plicamos dof1a Carmen Eecude o
y don Juan Garcia, de Manasf, sc sirvan r.
mesar 10 que adeudan por Ia agencia q Q b N
servido, ante, de tomar otra determine On.
2Q-12
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Ell CRUCERo ORLANDO y

Con este tftulo escribe. Gel Impafcial de
Madrid:
La Repdblica de Venezuela. .ha oomprado
ell crucero <Or)ando,> construido zen Italia por
cuenta de Marruecos. -
Cuando el bsrco &c termin6, Italia exigi6
de Marruecos que Ia mitad de Ia tripulaoi6n del
<Orlando, fuese europea. Marruecos nj siquies
"a contest6.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28
The RECRUITING OFFICE.
No New Recruits at Santa Fe, But Plenty
of Them at Albuquerque,

No applications for enlistment in the
army have been received since yester-
day at the Santa Fe recruiting Office,
but there may be several recruits when
Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman returns
from Las Vegas and Ration.
The station established at Albuquer-
que by Lieutenant Maximiliano Luna
has enlisted fourteen men, and several
applicants are yet to be examined. The
men who have been accepted are Thos.
Meehan, Harry B. Reed, Harry L. My
ers, Joshua Crosby, John M. Lane, Rob-
ert F. Armstrong, Heye l.. Albers, Her.
man D. Carlton, Fred J. Umfeet, Carl
F. Roberts, Edward A. Barrett, Joseph
Gearin, William L. Brodie, Warren ].
Burgess. Harry Reed and Heye Albers
are ex-rough riders. Thomas Meehan Is
an ex-member of the inter-territorials.
| The recruits will leave for Fort Logan
| Saturday.
Lieutenant Luna will return to Albu-
querque Friday evening from Prescott
and Phoenix, Ariz., where he has estab-
lished recruiting stations.
Sergeant Perry, at the Albuquerque
station, has received a telegram from
the war department, authorizing the en-
J listment Of men over IS years Of age,
providing they had received honorable
. discharge from the army as non-com-
missioned officers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28
LIVE STOCK AND WOOL.

The Pecos Valley & Northeastern
railroad has orders for 425 r in Au-
gust for shipments of beef cattle.
Print Rhodes brought to Las Cruces
thirty young graded bulls from the Cox
ranch for shipment to Grant county.
Jefferson Isaacs, David Wood and Lu-
cero Bros, of Dona Ana county, sold 70
Messrs. Stone and Tinnup, of Garden
City, Kan, 400 head Of cattle.
Cattle prices are advancing in Grant
county. Offers of SIS, SIS and $21 for
ones, twos and threes have been refused
by cattle e
John Bragaw, Of Georgetown, Grant
county, sold 400 head of 2 and 8 year old
steers to Kansas City parties.
The G. o. s. Cattle Company, of Sill
yer City, sold 800 head of steers to J. B.
Kendrick, of Sheridan, Wyo. The prices
paid were SIS and SIS for n and two
year olds.
w. E. Mauger has just bought 10000
pounds of wool from the Floersheim
Mercantile Company at Springer. Two
weeks ago the firm sold another lot Of
500, 900 pounds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

To-day a very interesting article in
relation to the wonderful financial his
tory of the Santa Fee railway under its
present organization is printed upon the
third page of this paper.
There will be the regular weekly
meeting of Aztlan lodge No. 8, this ev.
ening at s o'clock.
Letters addressed to M. Pettine, Las
Vegas; T. Alexander, Falcon, N. M.
and Mrs. e. L. Latimer, are held at the
postoffice on account of having revenue
instead OF postage stamps on the envel'
opes, or on account Of insufficient ad.
dress.
Canuto Espinoza was arrested last
evening for being drunk and was lodged
in the county Jail. Felipe Vigil was
arrested on all old commitment and is
in jail.
The city authorities are enforcing the
collection of a 81 tax on bicycles. One
bicyclist was fined IS and $3.50 costs this
morning because he refused to pay the
tax.
William T. Barrow, of Albuquerque
has been appointed a clerk in the rail-
way mail service.
The next term of the district court fol-
Santa Fe county and of the United
States court for the first judicial dis
trict convenes in this city On the first
Monday in September.
Daniel Mckenzie yesterday enlisted
in the regimental band. He will play
an alto horn.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28
AN EXPL0RINGPARTY
Scientists Are Examining Indian
Pueblos and Ruins Of Ancient
Cliff Dwellers.
A VERY INTERESTING TRIP
Good Photographs We're Taken Of Sights
in Santa CLARA Canon, Taos Pueblo,
San Juan and of Other In
dian Pueblos.

An expedition of the Bureau of Amer
lean Ethnology is al present in Santa
Fe, having returned from a scientific
trip to Santa Clara and Taos. The par
ty consists of F. w. Hodge, of the bu-
reau of ethnology, who is in charge OF
the party; DR.. Elliot Coues, who Is at
/ tached to the expedition, but is also
making independent researches; George
| Parker Winship, librarian of John Car
ter Brown library at Providence, r. l.;
A. C. Vroman, of Pasadena, CAL, pho
| ~tographer of the expedition; William
| H. Guilford and Albert J. Bird, Of Hi
I nois. The main object Of the party is to
visit as many pueblos of New Mexico
as possible and to obtain a large and
complete series of photographs.
The expedition left Santa Fe seven
teen days ago, bound for the Santa Cla-
"a canon, where a week was spent in
vestigating the remains of ruins of an
cient cliff dwellers. This is a rich field
for research that is comparatively little
known, and many fine views and speci-
mems illustrating the life of the early
inhabitants of the territory were OBJ
tanned.
The party went to San Juan via San
ia Cruz, taking many pictures on the
way. From Embudo the scientists went
to Taos, where several days We're spent
and remarkably fine views of that pueb-
10 were obtained.
On the way back to Santa Fe a new
route was taken. The Fort Burgoyne
ruins were visited and found to be in
an excellent state of preservation. The
old fort lies off of the usual roads of
travel, and is very seldom visited. 1t
was built after the massacre of Taos
in 1S47, in which Governor Bent and
Captain Burgoyne were killed. The lit
tie pueblo of Picuris was visited and a
number of interesting views secured.
From Picuris the new road to EmbudC
was followed. The new road is a great
Improvement over the old one down the
canon. 1t was built for hauling ore from
the copper mines near Picuris.
From Embudo the party went to Sar
Juan anu odllld SIuA, WlllCll NClC IloA'
oughly explored, and then crossed the
Rio Grande at Espanola to visit the
= Santa Clara pueblo. At San Ildefonst
q the Rio Grande was forded, and as i
happened to be the feast day of Sa1
Diego, a number of highly interesting
views We're obtained. Pojoaque fur
nished a number of views, as did thu
little pueblo of Nambe. Tesuque wa
also visited, after which the party re
I turned to Santa Fe. No extensive ex
y cavations We're made by the scientists
% as the main object Of the expedition i
to secure views. In the near futur
pueblos and ruins in the southern par
! of the territory will be visited.
9 DR.. Coues, who was we'll known i
Santa Fe for many years, is examinin
- the manuscripts and records in the ter
~ritorial archives for his historical re
searches about the early history of NeN
Mexico and Arizona. Mrs. Coues &C
companied him to Santa Fe, and re
- mains here while DR.. Coues accompar
les the expedition on tours.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28
UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES.
Important Meeting with Regard to the
University,

University.
An important meeting of the trustees
Of the university, the old corporation
which carried on educational work at
Santa Fe, from 1880 to 1895, at the uni
versity building and the Ramona school,
will be held Monday evening to elect
trustees in place Of those whose terms
have expired land to transact other
business. The present trustees are Hon.
l.. Bradford Prince, president; William
M. Berger, secretary; Charles L. Bish-
op, treasurer; and Messrs. Thornton,
Laughlin, Seligman, Ward, Hobart,
Bartlett, Beatty, Knaebel and G. A. Gil
bert. For several years the trustees
have been allowing the city to use
Within hall, the university building, at
a nominal rent, in order to help the
cause of education, but as there is $500
interest to be paid annually on the
mortgage on the building, it Is declared
impossible to do this longer without at
least sufficient remuneration to pay In
terest and keep the property in good re-
pair. Many matters Of Importance Will
come up for consideration, and as Rev.
v. Ward, Rev. d. Gilbert and Mr.. Chase
are nonresident trustees, 1t is hoped by
the president that every resident mem
Der will make 1t a point to attend.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28
IRRIGATING WITH MUDDY WATER.
Bulletin Of New Mexico College Of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts and Ex-
nariment Station,

The rains have brought us an album
dance of muddy water, and although
there is no immediate need OF irrigatlng,
some irrigation has been done with It,.
Now is the proper time to speak a word
of caution concerning this water, for If
used carelessly it is liable to injure the
crops. 1t carries with it such a large
per cent Of silt that any plant or portion
thereof, that becomes submerged in 1t,
is coated over with a layer of mud,
which stops up the stomates, or breath
ing pores of the leaves, thus rendering
them useless organs to the plant,
consequently the plant is injured n
sometimes dies.
On such crops as corn, sorghum ETC.,
and in the vineyard and orchard, there
is no danger of injury, if the water is
not put on too heavily. But in the
garden and on all low spreading plants,
such as melons, sweet potatoes, beans,
ETC., it should not be used unless they
are really suffering. In order to apply
muddy water with some degree OF safety
all summer crops, especially In the
garden, should be planted with this END
in view. And we know OF no better way
than to plant ON the slopes and tops OF
ridges. Then when irrigation is needed
| the spaces between these ridges, which
are practically small bitches, can be
| filed with water, and the ground will
| get a good soaking without the water
| reaching the plants. To irrigate field
| beans with this water is almost certain
destruction to them, and only where the
land is sloping, so that the water will
| drain off, is it at all prudent to irrigate
| them with it.
Alfalfa, that has a growth OF six
inches, may be safely irrigated with it,
| but care must be taken not to let the
water accumulate in the low places.
| However where alfalfa has been cut, it
does but little good to apply this water,
unless applied lightly, the coating OF
mud that is deposited will cover the
entire surface of the ground, and until
this mud dries so that 1t begins to crack
the young shoot cannot break through
it. But the great danger lies in the
water accommodating in the low places
and depositing a thick layer OF mud
because as long as the mud stands OIL
the land without drying, it acts as sc
much water, and plants cannot live
under it any more than they a under
water.
BY judiciously applying muddy watel
some benefit will be derived therefrom
but if carelessly used, more injury ma.
I'be done than good.
HUMBOLDT CAsAD,
July 26, 80. Assist ant in Horticulture
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28
County.
COCHITI DISTRICT.
The Properties Of the Camp to Be Described
in This Paper.

The New Mexican will in the course
of the next two weeks publish the most
comprehensive and complete write-up
Of the Cochiti mining district that has
ever been printed. Every claim, and
ever prospect, that pays, or gives prom
Use of being a paying producer, will be
| treated in a conservative and compre-
| hensive manner. The article Is being
prepared by the New Mexican's special
correspondent, Mr.. George Marsh,
| than whom there is no better posted
mining man in the country. He Is thor
| oughly acquainted with the Cochiti dis
trict, and has been since the day OF its
| discovery. Those wishing copies OF the
paper containing the article will please
notify this office at once, as only such
| extra copies will be printed as are Or
| dered beforehand.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28

A press dispatch from Fort Worth,
Tex, says: "There are three Ketchum
brothers, Berry, Thomas and Samuel.
They located lear Knickerbocker about
twenty miles northwest from San An
gelo twenty years ago. They engaged in
the cattle business, and were prosper
Gus, all three accommodating much Of this
worlds goods. Especially did Berry
Ketchum succeed, and as a result Of his
frugality is to-day one of the richest
men in hat portion Of Texas. He owns
three ranches, and about $500 or 1000
head of cattle, besides a bunch of sheep.
His wealth is estimated to be about
500, 900. He has made an excellent citi-
zen, is we'll liked by all, and deplores the
%depredating Of his two brothers, who
began their downward career six years
ago. Since then they have been the
leaders in at least a half dozen train
robberies."
uy-,fL-. -..y.. --.5 L~noH Trxv -
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-07-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. James H. Defouri OF Las vegas
is in Santa Fe today.
Hon. Antonio Joseph of Ojo Caliente,
is a visitor in Santa Fe.
William Farha, who some years ago
was a popular clerk for Salmon a.
Abousleman, intends to return to San
ia Fe from Mora tonight or tomorrow
and re-enter the employ of the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wesley, of Den
YER, are visitors in Santa Fe.
Miss Gertie Seward, who spent several
months at Ojo Caliente, has returned to
Santa Fe.
Governor Otero returned last night
from Las Vegas and Albuquerque.
Charles A. Keffer, a member of the
| faculty of the New Mexico College OF
| Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, at Me
| silla Park, is a visitor in the city.
A. Mennet, a well-known travelling
man from Las Vegas, representing the
Browne-Manzanares company, to-day
| called on local merchants.
Colonel J. Frank Chaves, Of Valencis
| county, n OF Cne eSl-kIloWH clliAeli'
of the territory and secretary of the
board of penitentiary commissioners, Ii
here on official business. He has no
vet received official notification of hi
appointment as supervisor Of the cen
sus for New Mexico, but expects |
shortly.
Captain w. E. Dame has been as
signed to the command of company f
I'd battalion, Saith United States volun
teer infantry, and is already at worl
organizing his company. Lieutenant
Coleman and Luna have not yet bee
assigned to companies.
Mrs. J. T. Morrison, who has been tn
guest of her father-in-law, Judge A. 1
Morrison, started this afternoon for he
home at Prescott, Ariz.
Miss Gilday, of Cerrillos, arrived l
Santa Fe last evening to attend tn
teachers institute, and is a guest at tn
Sanitarium.
C. H. Elmendorf, an attorney of Lin
coin, Neb., has returned to Santa f
from a trip to Kansas City and Texa
l points.