Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-04
DENVER CAPITALISTS
LARGELY INTERESTED
]. ]. Henry and F. B. Whitted Purchase
Controlling Interests in Electric Light
Company and Gas Works--Oar
Line to Be Built.
INDUSTRIOUS ELK EXCURSION PLANNED
FOR SANTA FE ON AUGUST 81

special correspondence 4NcW MehlCdll.
Albuquerque, August 4.
DR.. e. N. Wilson, San Francisc
physician, has decided to settle in AL
buquerque and practice his profession
The city has started war on unli
censed CANNES. Saturday $50 in ta
money was collected and choice as
sortment of dogs was taken to newl.
established pound at the city building
Unless reclaimed today, they will b
killed.
]. j. Sheridan announces that up t.
date he has received n applications TO
the handsome Mexican suits to be worl
by the members of the Quien Sabe Elk:
club at Salt Lake City. Mr.. Sheridan
estimates that 35 Albuquerqueans viii
join the excursion.
DR.. George Dorsey, the famous colec-
tor of the Field Columbian Museum is
here for the purpose of installing the
splendid collection of curios and Indiar
remains and articles of manufacture
which will constitute the Harvey Mus
cum. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Huckle are
giving personal assistance. The work
will require two weeks.
Albuquerque Elks have prepared an
immense banner 60 feet in length. gaily
decorated in purple and gold and bear
to Zion--Quien Sabe Club-Hot and
Dry-Albuquerque." This banner is to
adorn the Pullman which will bear the
members of the Albuquerque herd to
the Salt Lake Carnival.
A. r. Quinly, president of the Las
Vegas Rod and Gun club, writes to
President O'Reilly, of the Fair associa-
ton, urging that if a gun shoot is
brought off at the carnival, the sports
men be requested to meet and form an
organization having for it's objects the
securing of better protection to game
and fish, and to encourage beneficial
legislation on the subject.
Edward Kennedy, soldier returning
from the Philippines to his home in
Ohio, is at st. Joseph's sanitarium suf-
fering with a fractured thigh and
badly damaged scalp resulting from a
fall from the Santa Pacific passen-
ger train at Needles. The wounds
while not dangerous will cause the
young fellow to remain housed in AL
buquerque for several weeks.
J'W Reynolds, Wei Known engi-
neer, who for many years ran out Of
Albuquerque on the Santa Fe-Pacific,
died Friday night of tuberculosis. He
leaves wife and three children. How
the man, robust and athletic, happened
to contract consumption, is mystery.
Deceased was a prominent member of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers and was universally esteemed.
Judge Mcmillan has finally dismissed
the famous suit of VIM Watson of
White Oaks, VS.. Rolla Wells, the
Worlds Fair mayor of ST. Louis. The
suit was instituted ten years ago for
the possession of valuable interest in
the promising Helen Rae mining prop
erty at Nogal. 1t was originally deci-
ded in favor of the plaintiff, but after
being fought bitterly ever since, the de-
fendant has won a decisive victory.
Dr. Atranig Azhderian, somewhat
noted Armenian lecturer and author of
'Tke Turkand the Land of Haig." de-
livered two addresses in the city yes
o1ya, ic Ua1 in a
to secure the removal Of the
whole Armenian population to Ameri-
"a, and believes that many of his peo-
pie could become prosperous in the
southwest He says there is no hope
Of better treatment by the Turks. and
the only outlook for the Armenians is
to leave their country. DR.. Azhderian
Is a graduae of Allegheny College, and
4 speaker of rare polish and power.
Sam Bass and Witt Neal two Of the
supposed to have been
with George Massagee in the
robbing of the Fort Sumner postoff1ce
and the killing of 12-year-old boy.
have been brought to Albuquerque by
Deputy U. s. Marshal Utting Of Ari-
IONA, The men were taken from the
Jail on account of the
smallpox quarantine there. They Will
be held here until the next term of the
United States court in Las Vegas when
they will stand trial together with
Friday night the Elks of the city held
an enthusiastic meeting and planned
big excursion to Santa Fe, Sunday,
August 81. The committees will be sat
isfied with nothing less than crowd
of 500. The Santa Fe has granted the
extremely low rate of $3.50 for round
trip on the condition that 400 tickets
be sold. Santa Fe Elks have sent as
surances that the sports of the day will
be worth coming up to see and the
crowd may be depended on to carry
several carloads of fun along with
them. The most prominent Elks in the
city constitute the committees.
DR.. T. Mitchell Pruden of Columbia
one of the most noted path
ologists in the world, Is spending few
DAYS in Albuquerque. The gentleman
is one of the trustees of the million
dollars given by J. D. Rockefeller for
the promotion of scientific research.
DR.. Pruden is travelling through the
west with his own team. He is much
interested in the rich archaeological and
treasures of the west and
Is making valuable collection. He Is
impressed with the outlook for
the west. DR.. Pruden expects to join
DR.. Henry Mason Baum the gifted ed
itor of "Records of the Past"
Professor John WeinZirl, bacteriolo-