Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-15
MRS. AUST|N'S
FUNERAL At LAS VEGAS
It Was Attended by the Governor and a
Large Number of Friends ds-Prominent
Chicago Nan Dies Suddenly at
La Oueva Ranch.
BIG CELEBRATION OF FEAST AT THE
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF SORROW
Joys Special Daily Service.

from the report of the commissioners
duncan, Austen and Barnes, appointed
by Judge McFie of Santa Fe, to assess
the damages done by cutting right o
way through certain lands and VIII,
allowed the ranch people and co-par
ties to the suit $1o,266.25 as total dam
; ages. The ranch people are not salts
fed, and want more. The fact that tn,
railroad company offered to compro
mise for $4,000 before suit Was begun
rather worries them, and they wan
that much at least.
Governor M. A. Otero and Hon. j. w
Reynolds returned to the territorial
capital this afternoon.
Mrs. Jennie Paine and daughter re-
turned this afternoon from visit to
| Kansas and Denver.
A. Mnnett took his sample trunks
and went down to Santa Fe yesterday
evening after business
Henry Warnack left last night for
Denver where he will do some special
work for the Post of that city. Mr..
| Warnack has made many friends dur
Ing his stay in town, who will regret
to see him leave. Mr.. Warnack has
considerable ability, knows news when
he sees 1t, and generally gets what he
| goes after. He will work on the Post
for time, and then probably will go
to Santa Fe to pursue his profession.
| w. G. Reid and S. B. Davis Jr, came
| in yesterday from the camp up in the
| mountains. They report the folks there
| the wilds.
D. s. Rosenwald of albuquerque, who
has been in the city for several days,
left this morning for Mora.
Carlos Sanchez an employee of Dunn
Builders Company, and Miss Francis
quita Zamora, were married this morn
ing at the eastside Catholic church by
Father Pouget. The reception was held
groom, Vermenegildo Sanchez and wife
Immediately after the ceremony, Which
was performed at 6 o'clock.
Governor M. A. Otero and Hon. J. w.
Reynolds were inveigled into a game
of png-pong last night at the Monte
yuma Club by AL Rogers, Jr., and s. B.
Davis, and the administration" was
downed in the contest.
Louis Ilfeld and wife, accompanied
by Max. Nordhaus left this morning
for Trout Springs for couple of
weeks outing.
Will Stuart, the mining engineer who
Canon, reports that he is down about
rs feet in the old shaft now and expects
every day to be able to get through to
the bottom. He has found two old lad
ders in the shaft and short way be-
low the top he uncovered a shelf on
which was a large quantity Of blue
quartz which was rich in gold ore. A
shaft house has been erected over the
opening and the work Of exploration is
being done in a systematic manner. Mr..
Stuart feels positive he has found the
Old Blue, and he intends to know be-
fore he quits what is in the old mine.
Mr.. Stuart says he has also found on
his Helen claim at San Pedro the |
mother lead of copper ore, and it is
very rich. He found it only about six
feet below the surface, and is happy. |
He says he has never had such mining
prospects as he has found here.
There will be big time at the cell
ebration of the feast tomorrow at the
Church of Our Lady of Sorrows. Rt. |
Rev. J. B. Pitaval, auxiliary bishop of |
Santa Fe, arrived this afternoon and
will assist in the services. The first |
solemn vespers will be given tonight at
Z o'clock and tomorrow at $3.50 will oc-
cur the pontifcal mass. A splendid
musical program has been arranged
under the direction Of Father Pouget,
and the services promise to be some
thing extra fine Among the visiting
priests her are Revs. M. O'Lier Of Wa
trous, Edward Calzales Of San Miguel,
M. A. D. Rivera Of Sapello, c. Balland
of Mora, M. Rabeyrolle of Santa Fe, r.
Servant of Westcliff Colo, and A. Gel
lier of Springer
There were twelve of the Santa Fe
conductors and their families on al
picnic up the canon yesterday. and the
men say they had a most delightful
time.
Mrs. H. Stone and daughter will
leave tomorrow for Los Angeles, where
they will make their future home.
Will Hanson went through from AL
buquerque to Springer this afternoon,
for a visit with his mother and sister. |
Miss Bertha Hanson returned this
afternoon from a visit to Springer to
see her mother and sister
Thomas X. Elvey of Phoenix and
Chicago, prominent business man
and stock dealer, took sick yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock and died at noon
of apoplexy at the La Cueva ranch,
about 2S miles from this city. Word
was sent into town, and Undertaken
Lewis sent out rig for the remains
and they arrived here this morning
Mr.. Elvey came here Monday with
Henry H. Gage from Chicago, and
Tuesday went out to the ranch on a |
business trip. His sickness and death !
were very sudden, wholly unexpected, |
and a great shock to his travelling COM |
papion, Mr.. Gage. A wife in Chicago
and four children in Phoenix are left |
to mourn the loss of husband and
father. The deceased was SO years of ;