Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-07-26
THOMAS BURNS SUES
FOR S., 900 DAMAGES
The Suit is Against the Ration Coal and
Coke Company for Causing the Arrest
of Driver on Burns Hack Line
Between Ration and Gardner.
The SOCIAL AND THE SEAMy
SIDE OF THE MEADOW CITY
Las Vegas, N. NJ, July %.

to Blakes ranch today for an outing.
Il. j. Gavin is here from Cleveland to
day seeing friends and talking business
&. Porter is here from Thatche
Colo, seing the sights of the Meade
City.
Miss Bessie Cooley has invitation
out for a card party on the evening
the 31st.
Fred Fornoff deputy L. S. marsha
went to Glorieta this afternoon on OF
fetal business
u. S. Longeban is the name of tn
new postmaster at Mora. He too
| charge a few days ago.
The maximum temperature yesterda.
was SO, the minimum 81, and mean 70
The mean humidity was As.
| Mrs H. A. Harmon, who has beel
quite i'll with typhoid fever, is able tt
| sit up. and is convalescent.
| Mrs. Lott, a sister of Mrs. G. II
| Rhodes, arrived yesterday evening from
| Muncie, Ind, for a visit here.
Miss Nellie Parish returned to San
Marcial yesterday evening after visit
here with Y. f. Clay and family.
Watrous and Shoemaker even have
got it. Ping pong. j. X. Martin abet-
ted the case by making the boards for
the devotees.
The cavalry and infantry companies
will have little sham battle up the
canon Sunday The infantry will de-
fend the canon.
Mrs. Onderdonk and children, accom-
panied by Mrs. James VanCleve, arriv-
ed from Denver this afternoon for a
visit here with friends.
Miss Dorathy Money entertained q
number of her little friends today in
honor of her 9Th birthday. The little
folks had big time.
Mrs. Jefferson Reynolds, accompan-
led by Mrs. Clark, her sister, went
down to Santa Fe this afternoon for a
short visit with relatives
number of the Normal graduates
are figuring on going on big camping
expedition the first of next week. They
will probably leave Monday.
Phoecion Howard, a special corre-
spondent in Washington, went through
on No. this evening en- route to Ell
Paso to see p. F. Garrel, the collector
there.
High mass will be celebrated tomor-
row morning at 8 o'clock at Aqua Ear
ca, in the picturesque little chapel
there. After the mass there will be a
picnic in the canon.
O. A. Larrazola, the attorney who
was injured in the ball game, is getting
along fairly well, but it will be some
time before he will be able to get about
or use the broken limb.
In the case Of b. F. Forsythe and
Mrs. Evelyn Lowry against r "A. Nor
ris, for a gambling debt Of 5000, which
the defendant refused to pay, the case
was dismissed upon defendant compro-
missing the matter by paying $3.50.
w. B. Twitchell arrived from Glorieta
last night. Mr.. Twitchell is opening up
some fine properties there. He repre-
sents some Chicago capitalists and
line at Ribera.
The plans for the new fountain in the
plaza have been heartily approved by
all those who have seen them, espec-
tally the subscribers to the fund for the
erection of the fountain. 1t will ma
terially add to the beauty of the fine
plaza.
DR.. j. C. st. John and wife are here
from Colorado Springs to find place
for their son, who is affected with lung
trouble. Mr.. st. John IS a member of
the council in Colorado Springs and
was the contractor here for some Of the
plumbing on the new school building.
James O'Reilly, the wire pants hang
er peddler, is in trouble again for get
ting drunk. He insists on owning the
town, and the marshal insists that he
shall not. He is really working now; is
handling a shovel on the streets An
other hobo is Keeping him company.
-. ID. bdNlS JI.s WIN ICluI llOlli
Santa Rosa last evening where he took
evidence before e. r. Wright in the
land case of L. M. Shelly VS.. Felipe Ba-
ca, says that mill and lake were
washed out at Salone. near Apache
Springs, Saturday night, and consider
able damage done.
Attorney E. Chacon, as attorney for
the defendant in the divorce case of
Joseph Kennedy VS.. Mary Kennedy,
has filed motion asking plaintiff to
amend complaint to allow the fling OF
a demurrer or answer. Mr.. Kennedy,
big strong man, alleges cruel and in
human treatment from his wife, wee.
modest little woman. The parties live
in East Las Vegas.
Thomas Burns has filed suit against
the Ration Coal and Coke Company for
$1,000 damages. Burns was running a
hack line between Ration and Gardner
and, he alleges in his complaint, that
the company caused the arrest Of the
driver, confisoated his team for 20 hours
and in general caused injury to his
business, and he feels $4,000 would
about assuage his grief and loss of
business. Evidently the hack business
in Ration is a bonanza.
Mrs. James A. Dick gave one Of the
most pleasant parties of the season
yesterday afternoon at her home on 5th
street. The amusement was six-hand-
ed euchre. Mrs. Charles A. Spiess car
ried off the first prize, Mrs. r. G. Head
the second, and Mrs. F. Z. Olney the