Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-31
BIG RECEPTION TO
DELEGATE RoDEY
he Received Ovation After Ovation on His
Trip Through the Territory from Ration
- to Albuquerque Last Evening-A
Rousing Speech at Gate City.
o1sEO WAS ONE OF THE PARTY
THAT GREETED THE DELEGATE At RATION
Joys Special Daily Service.

ill, is now reported as much better.
Clarence Ellis has gone to Santa Ro-
sa where he will remain for some time
There was considerable wool brought
into market today from the lower coun-
try.
Thomas Mccormick left today fol
Lamy where he WIFI remain a couple OF
days.
c. A. AtchisOn is here from Colora-
dos metropolis ,enjoying our salubrious
climate.
w. f. Younkin of Marceline, Mo-, is
a new stenographer in the trainmas-
| ter's office
| Miss Parker of Shoemaker, left today
| for California Where she will make an
extended visit.
! Mrs. Ensign, who has been quite sick
at the Wooster House, is reported as
convalescent.
Mrs. Einhorn of st. Louis, will leave
tomorrow for FL Porvenir for stay
among the pines,
F. A. Edwards left last night for Ell
l.
lily will go down later.
George Parsons of Santa F'e, will be
behind the bat in the game here Sun
day against albuquerque.
Mrs. w. II. Whtford left today for
her home in Independence, Ia, after a
few days visit in the city.
G. w. Roope of Denver, who has been
here some time looking after the wool
clip departed today for home.
j. f. Jones, chief clerk to Superin-
tendent Fox, is unable to be at his
desk today on account of sickness.
Rev. A. M. Lumpllin will leave tomor-
row on his five weeks vacation for
points in Colorado and Southern Kan
sas.
Mrs. A. G. Whtford has about set
tied up the affairs of her estate here |
and will leave soon for her home in |
Newton, Kas.
Antonio Fulgencia has transferred to |
Annie M. Bell parcel of land in pre-
cinct s. with the improvements there
on, for the sum of $500.
Frank Manzanares, j.. has returned
from his trip to Tucumcari and Santa
Rosa and reports things decidedly dry
in that part of the country.
Roger and Buddit. I7tske, Sous of L.
A. Fiske, who have been visiting A. O.
Wheeler and wife here, returned to
their home in Santa Fe today.
The gun club will have another prac-
tice tomorrow. They are getting in |
shape to take in the tournament at the
territorial fair at Albuquerque.
Bernce Ladoux de Jaramillo has
transferred to Montmorency Bell, a
parcel of land on the west side, situated
Mrs. Robert Gross chaperoned a
crowd of guests from the Springs in a
hay ride last night. They made the air
fairly shiver with their tin horns.
The ties for the street railway are
being distributed along the right of
way. Marguerite Romero has the tie
contract and began delivering them to-
day.
Judge w. j. Mills and w c. Reid
went on the train last night to Ration
to be with the Albuquerque delegation
who will give Delegate Rodey a recep-
ton at the Alvarado tonight.
Wallace Shields has resigned as coal
clerk Of the Santa Fe here and David
Floyd has taken his place. Mr.. Floyd
was formerly the messenger and his
place will be taken by Floyd Hinckley
Eugenio Romero has returned from
his trip to Juan Paiz. Mr.. Romero says
that the crops there are in excellent
condition owing to a good system Of
irrigation, though there really has been
little rainfall ...
Furniture car 7479, which has gained
quite a reputation at Albuquerque as
the home of q leper, was in the
yards here last night in an east bound
freight. The car had been fumigated,
it is claimed.
j. w. Edwards, department comman-
Ter of the Grand Army of the Republic
Of Albuquerque, went through this
to Ration. Tomorrow night |
he will meet a number of the local vet
Grams at Captain w. c. Reid's office.
G. r. Schaefer and son left today for
st.. Johns, Kas. Mr.. Schaefer came here
some time ago for his wifes health and
bought ranch. Mrs. Schaefer has
since died and her husband and son
will make their future home in Kan
sas.
Tomorrow on No. 1 will pass
through Las Vegas from Chicago on
their way to San Francisco Congress
nan Watson of Indiana, Past Grand
Chancellor Blackwell and c. F. Neal Of
he board of control of the Knights of
Pythias. A number of our local X. of
P's will be at the train TO greet the
party.
At the Epworth League social last I
light, large crowd was in attendance, IL
Ind very pleasant evening was spent. {
rhe feature of the evening was a CUES ;
sing contest the winner of which was /,
Miss Blanche Stoneer, she receiving a ;
Inc cake as prize. The guessing was Ii
III HuHlDeI VI piStules dlouIiu Tie
vail, each of which represented a city
n the United States. Lemonade and
AXE were served as refreshments.
Quite bad accident happened to Sc
,uro Pollack at Beldon's dairy yester-
lay evening about 4 o'clock, in which
lie received very bad injuries to his left
land. He was working a cream separ-'