Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-07
CLOUDBURST BROWNS
FAMILY OF -FOUR
Flood at Dillon Does Great Damage-Good
Rains in Northern New Mexico-The
Blossburg Branch of the Santa Fe
Suffered Considerably.
CAPTAIN A. R. DaC0STA Is PRESENTED
WITH A COLO MOUNTED SWORD
joys Special Daily Service.

and not able to be at her duties a
Mrs. Warnings. ...
Miss Bertha Leonar@is sciarrning i
Colorado on months visit She is er
joying her vacation.
The East Las Vegas fire departmer
will give a big ball on the night of tn
, 10th instant in the city hall
Miss Ada Smith arrived here this af
ternoon from Chicago for visit wit
her mother.
Mrs. Ike Lewis and two children lef
this afternoon for Los Angeles on
visit to relatives.
Mrs. George Arnet of Albuquerque
who is in the city, will entertain few
Las Vegas friends Friday.
Mrs. w. B. Bunker left yesterday ev.
ening for California to be gone several
weeks visiting her parents.
Miss Jessie McSchooler returned yes
terday evening from a five weeks visit
with Mrs. Aldrdge in Ration.
| Misses Grace and Mabel Lamb arriv-
ed this afternoon from st. Louis for a
visit with A. @, Wheeler and wife.
| Herbert Clark and the camping par
ty he has been chaperoning up in the
mountains will return this evening.
The Today -old infant of Charles Rog-
ers died last night and was buried this
afternoon in Odd FelloU5' cemetery at
8 o'clock.
Mrs. William Hanson and daughter
are expected to arrive here this even
ing from Chicago. Mr.. Hanson is here
for his health.
Mrs. Abe Lewis and daughter from
Kansas City, will arrive here this ev-
ening for a visit with Mrs. Lewis
mother.
Frank Quinley, B. F. Forsythe and ].
Minium left today for the Rio Casa to
be gone some time on fishing and
camping expedition.
A. b. McGaffey of Albuquerque, and
w. H. Hahn of Cerrillos, passed
through here today as an advance
guard for the Elks to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. G. II. Rhodes and sister, Mrs.
Lott, who are visiting here from Nun
Gle, Ind, went up to FL Porvenir today
to spend a few days.
Ed. Ashley is swinging a club on the
night police force now in the place of
C. A. Bogart, who resigned. Mr.. Ash
ley is a good selection, and big and
strong enough to take in anybody.
civ oil of Tho
was badly bitten on the right arm yes
terday afternoon by vicious dog. The
lads arm was badly torn, but it is
thought no serious results will follow.
Thomas Johnson, a friend of Griff
Roberts, is here from Macon City
Mo-. Mr.. Johnson is interested in the
goat business and leaves today for
Lamy and Silver City on a purchasing
expedition.
Professor Arnold, who was instructor
in mathematics at the Normal here for
merly, and was very popular, passed
through Las Vegas last evening en-
route to California from his home in
Colorado.
One of the twins of Professor Ehler
and wife died last night and was bur-
led this afternoon from the Eastside
Catholic church at 1:3O in the Upper
town cemetery. The infant was seven
weeks old and died of something akin
to cholera infantum.
Thomas Hubbell, the popular sheriff
of Bernalillo county, and chairman of
of Bernalillo county. with G. V. Cros-
by, returned this afternoon to Albu-
querque. Mr. Hubbell has his mind
set on big figures in the way of q Re-
publican majority this fall.
Died, last night at o'clock, Mrs. e.
Anna Pope, wife of Professor Pope,
who is an instructor in the University
at Columbia, Mo-, and who was atten-
ding his wife here. The cause of i'm
mediate death was gastritis, but the
deceased was also sufferer from lung
trouble. Mrs. Pope was 80 years of age
and leaves, besides her husband, two
young children, now in the care of
their grandparents at Window, Mimi,
to where the remains We're shipped to-
day on No. 2.
There was only fair crowd out to
attend the infantry dance at Rosenthal
hall last night, the incement weather
interfering. The boys gave the dance
to raise funds to buy provisions FOR
their commissary when they go on
their camp in September, but only
about SIS was realized. The company
has secured permission to use the
tents, blankets and equippage at Santa
Fe belonging to the territory on their
camp, and the only thing lacking is in
the commissary department. A feature
of the dance was the presentation of a
fine gold mounted sword to Captain A.
r. Da Costa, by the members of Com |
pany K. Lieutenant Minnet made the |
speech in behalf of the |
it being given as token OF
the esteem in which Captain Da Costa |
is held by the members of his COM
pany. Captain Da Costa feels justly |
proud Of his present and the apprecia- !
ton shown by the company of his SER
vices.
The rain last night was what this
has been needing for several
weeks. Beginning about 4:30 it lasted
until nearly midnight, stopping only
for few moments at intervals. The
up to o'clock was Is of
an inch, but by o'clock this morning
the total was brought up to AS or near