Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-28

cation and visit to the east have evil
IDENTIFY done her good, yet size is glad to
get back to Santa Fe. whose incompar-
able summer climate she pronounces
far superior to the Chicago brand.
Mr.. P. B.. Coffin, who, with his charm
ing wife, lived in Santa Fe for several
years, is now a resident of Chicago,
where he is dealing in stocks and bonds,
and is considered one of the brightest
n most successful business men in
that line. He is establishing a most en-
viable reputation as a business man.
He has made some very profitable ven
lures during the past year, and is well
to do now. Mr.. Coffin's many warm
friends here will be gratified to know
of his success.
Rev. Zephyrin Englehardt, o. F. NJ,
at the head of G school for Indians at
Harbor Springs. Mich, has returned to
the city from q visit to the Pueblo
villages in the central Rio Grande where
he collected some data for his forthcom-
ing history of the early Franciscan
missions in New Mexico. He expresses
great disappointment at not being able
to meet here Prof. A. +. Bandelier who
intended to return to Santa Fe from
Peru this summer. DR.. Englehardt is q
guest at st. Michael's college.
Sheriff C. F. Blackington. of Socorro,
accompanied by II. II. Durgea, "f New
York, are visiting the city. The latter
is general manager of the New York
company which recently purchased the
Queen mine near Kelly, and this is his
first visit to the historic capital city.
He and his brothers have made a fortune
out of the manufacture of starch.
Sister Eulalia and her tried and
trusty companion and secretary. Sister
Assumpta, expect to leave on Thursday
next for a visit to the mother house of
the Sisters of Charity at Cincinnati,
| where they will visit for six weeks.
Sister Eulalia has been in charge of st.
Vincent's for several years, and has
kept up this institution in most excel
lent shape. Both sisters have done very
hard and trying work in connection
with the %sanitarium, the hospital and
the orphan asylum, and their efforts
have certainly been very successful.
They carry with them the best wishes
of their many friends in the capital city
and throughout the territory. During
the absence of Sister Eulalia, Sister
Flavia, who has just arrived from Den
yer, will have charge of affairs at st.
Vincent's.
Hon. II. B. Brown, one of the associ~
ate justices of the United States SUI
preme court, arrived in Santa F. on
Thursday afternoon on his way from
Los Angeles to Washington, and left on
the Friday morning Santa Fe train. On
Thursday evening he was rendered a
reception at the home Of ex-Gov. L. B.
Prince, which was attended by the
leading territorial officials and mem
bers of the bar in this city.
Professor Hewett and wife, Professor
Powell and Miss May Reynolds, of Las
Vegas, and several others are in camp
on the mesa beyond the Rio Grande,
four miles from Buckman's mill. They
are exploiting the ancient ruins in Pa
jarito canon, where Rev. G. S. Madden
and Rev. DR.. G. l.. Cole recently made
important archaeological discoveries.
Mrs. James F. Duncan, of Dallas,
Tex, is the guest of Miss Crane. Mrs
Duncan comes to Santa Fe to r. gain
her health. Mr.. Duncan, her husband,
is a physician, and deems Santa Fe
climate the best in the world for in
valids. Mrs. Duncan will remain here
until September, and perhaps longer.
Prof. ]. Ward Wells, principal CT the
schools at West Point, Neb., is in the
city visiting his sister, Mrs. Allen r.
McCord.
Hon. l.. M. Ortiz, auditor of the terri
farm at Los Luceros.
Reginald Mckenzie returned yester-
day from a trip to Los Angeles and
other California points.
Judge J. R. McFie has been on the
sick list all week, but was able to be at
his office today.
w. M. Upton is still laid up at St.
Vincent hospital with a wounded ankle,
which Is now confined in a plaster cast.
Adjutant General W. H. Whlteman
has gone on a visit to his daughters in
Denver.
Hon. L. B. Prince spent yesterday at
Las Vegas. where he met Ex-Governor
Cornell and a party of New York gentle
men, and this morning left for his
EspanoIa fruit farm where Mrs. Prince
has been sojourning all week.