Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-04-21

YORK City, a director IN the SANTA re
and Grand Canon railroad, also counsel
and director of the Copper Hill Mining
company heal Riuconado, who has been
at the company's mines all week on
business, is in return from there and
spent today in the capital. He left this
evening for Guyamas on business, return
ing thence to New York City, He ex
poets to be a frequent visitor to Santa
Fe, as he is acquiring very valuable
mining and landed interests in the
territory.
Hon. William Lay, of Washington, in
spector of internal revenue offices, re-
marked just before leaving Santa Fe
for Texas, the other day, that the
prompt and accurate in which
Collector A. L. Morrison and his capa-
BILE corps Of deputies conducted the rev.
enue Office in this city was above and
beyond criticism.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Baucus, of
Hermosa, Sierra county, arrived in the
city this morning and will visit with
Mrs. Amado Chaves for a time. Mrs.
Baucus has been in poor health for
some time. Mr.. Baucus is the superin-
tendent Of the Pelican group of mines,
and reports that his section Of the u
try is very prosperous.
Edwin C. Chesebro, formerly secre-
tary of the Navajo Gold Mining Com
pany, came over from Bland last even
ing, and here met his young wife and
| her mother, Mrs. s. l.. Petherbridge.
who have been sightseeing in the cap
ital for several days. The party left for
Durango, Colo, this forenoon.
The Fifteen club met with Mrs. Har-
ronn on Thursday. Miss Atkinson was
in the chair. Mrs. Thomas read 1.-THE
Legends of the D~rachenfels" and Mrs.
| Warner, "Primitive Man" The club
| will meet next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Wood, with Mrs. Boyle in the
chair.
Mrs. Charles F. Easley and son Roy
have returned home from a sojourn of
two weeks at Ojo Caliente for the ben
eft of Roy's health. The little man was
greatly improved by the hot baths at
the famous volcanic springs, and comes
home entirely free from rheumatism.
Earl Hollingsworth, an office man
with the Browne & Manzanares COM
pany over at Las Vegas, has gone east
on an interesting errand. He will wed
Miss Cornelia Virginia Timberlake, sis
ter of Mrs. Baumeister, at Louisville,
KY, on next Wednesday evening.
The Santa Fe Musical Club will on
Monday evening next entertain the
local Elks lodge and ladies at its meeting.
Vocal and instrumental musical selec-
tions will be rendered by the club and a
very enjoyable time is expected.
DIR. T. P. Martin, of Taos, is a patient
at St. Joseph's hospital in Denver,
Colo, where he has been undergoing an
operation, which has turned out well.
He is rapidly regaining his health, and
will return to Taos shortly.
Solicitor General Bartlett left San
Francisco this morning, and is expect
ed home Monday night. He found Mrs.
Bartlett greatly improved in health,
and enjoyed his visit with her very
much.
Miss Ascension Garcia, daughter of
Mr.. Placido Garcia, of Velarde, Rio Ar
riba county, has gone to New York ia
attend one of the best girls boarding
schools in that city.
The Woman's Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will give a Nonsense
sociable on Tuesday evening Of next
week at the home of Mrs. Harvey.
P. J. Cameron. of Pueblo, is visiting
his friend, Roy Crichton, in this city.
Mining Companies Consolidated.
News has just been received in Santa
Fe from Bland that the Cochiti and the
Navajo Gold Mining Companies, own
ers of the Albemarle and the Lone Star
groups of mines over in the Cochiti
mining district, have been consolidated
and that the consolidated corporations
will probably wear the title of the first
named company. The consolidation
vas not difficult of achievement, since
the stockholders were practically the
same in both companies.