Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-24
SANTA FE.

From the New Mexican.
The S.ycar-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francisco Griego died at the
home OF the parents on Aqua Fria
road.
Colonel j. Frank Chaves. superin
tendent of public instruction. has re-
turned from Ration. where he delivered
the address at the commencement ex-
ercises of the city high school
Hon. ! h. Hanna. superintendent OF
forest reserves In New Mexico. will
leave on Monday for the ella forest re.
serve to spend several weeks. Upon
his return he will go TO Washington.
County Surveyor John l.. thinner
man and a party OF surveyors are In
Mora cou-.y at present making num-
her OF surveys on the Mora land grant
Harry Tew Warner. deputy terri
torial secretary. is confined To his
home on College street with a compli-
cation of diseases.
The contests at the Loretto academy
bazaar brought out large crowd. The
principal contests were decided as fol
lows: The most popular priest Father
Raheyrole of the Guadalupe church,
the prize being a handsomely embroid-
cred stole The prize for the most pop
ular physician was won by Dr. j. NJ.
Diaz, II being gold headed cane. The
beautiful doll was won by Genevicve
Morrison with .025 votes, Little Nnez
Otero standing second with sos votes.
Sixty yotes for the Otcro child which
were turned In moment too late.
after the contest had been closed, were
.ot permitted to Ice counted.
Rev. w. Hayes Moore Is confined to
his home with illness.
NfGe Atl.iugnp is nj nrslDut at HpE-
ton. Mass. and may return TO Santa
Fe during the summer.
Mrs. J. ". Diaz left for Galveston.
Texas, on visit TO relatives. She Is
accompanied by her son. for the ben
eft OF whose health the trip Is made.
Saron n. I.aughlin. of Moss. Cal,
owner of the Eaton grant In Santa Fe
county. is in Santa Fe and viii re-
main here for some time.
Mrs. jefferson Reynolds arrived from
Las Vegas with her grandson. James
w Raynolds. ir.. who had been with
his grandparents at the Meadow City.
Mrs. Reynolds has returned home.
Among the older residents Of Santa
Fo there are many who remember Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Guyer. who went
to the state OF Washington about four
teen years ago. They have never felt
Gently sold thsir mining interests In
the far northwest and will return to
their first love. Santa Fe. as soon as
Mr.. Guyer is relieved as postmaster
at Dragon. Wash. he having sent In
his resignation.
Hon. c. +. Easley. Miss Ethel Eas-
ley. Ralph Easley. Frank Crandall and
Morris Thomas returned from the New
Mexico Military Institute at Roswell,
where the latter three are students.
while Hon. c. +. Easley and daughter
had gone to attend the commencement
exercises of the school. Lloyd c.
Buell.. of Cerril,os. the valedictorian
of the graduating class. returned to
Cerrillos on the same train, while John
Miller. another student from Santa Fe
at the school. went around by way OF
FL Paso and stopped OF at Las Cruces
to visit his brother. Walter. who Is
student at the Agricultural college.
A package addressed to Celso Baca
Santa Rosa. Is held at the postofilce
for postage.
The address of George Langenberg
supervisor Of the Pecos forest reserve.
will In the future be El Porvenir Hotel,
Las Vegas postofiice. instead Of Hot
Springs postoffice.
The street has II that Quinby Vance.
ex-surveyor general OF New Mexico, IL
an applicant for appointment to the
position of inspector Of United States
land and surveyor generals Offices.
The partitiog walls OF the new build
ing of the deaf and dumb asylum on
the south side are up to the first floor.
Architect |. ". Rnpp is expected over
from Las Vegas to inspect the work
thus far done and to select the grade
of brick To be used for the outside
walls and which will be furnished by
the territorial penitentiary.
The new telephone exchange Of the
Santa Fe Telephone company on
Sparks avenue near Don Gaspar ave
hue, will be completed by the end OF
June. Work had to be suspended tenn
porarily because not single building
lathe could be secured In the city on
account OF the active building opera
tions which took all the lathing supply.
Three thousand pounds Of the new tel
ephone cable are on the way and 1000
more pounds are to he shipped shortly.
The poles for the came were erected
on Saturday.
The large addition to the warehouse
of Leo Hcrsch ON San Francisco street
has been completed. excepting the
roof
Word was received In this city that