Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-23
THE news OF
THE MEADOW CITY
Reuben Martin and Miss Isabel Jaramillo
Wed-Springer Couple Are Also Mar
ried and Enjoy Dance-H. D.
Teed Leaves for Topeka.
DEARTA'MAKES new RECORD OF rs SINGLES
AND 10 DOUBLES IN SHOOTING CLUB
Joys Special Daily Service.

LOOK place Just before 7 O'Clock mas.
and was witnessed by large audience
The bride wore white satin gowr
trimmed with orange blossoms. PabI
Padia and wife, Quiteria Garcia, attende
the couple.
| Yesterday in Springer, occurred tn
marriage of Miss Salazar to c. Padinge
of Wagon Mound. Mr., Padingee is on
of the young business men of Wagol
Mound, and tonight will give dance t.
his friends at Wagon Mound in honor o
his marriage.
Springer has fair billed for Septem
ber 25th to 9sth.
Mrs. II. A. Hannum is on today's in.
disposed list.
There is to be change in the Las
Vegas Meat and Supply Company the
first OF the month, w. j. Dillon retiring
from the firm, selling out his interest to
D. j. Osborne. Mr.. Dillon will 90 into
the cattle buying business.
Died, in Upper Las Vegas, Yesterday,
Dionicio Ortiz, of heart trouble. The
deceased was sc years of age, and was
buried today
Judge Wooster H. p. Brown drove
out to Chappel's ranch, about 4 miles
north OF town, this morning, to see a
well there. They say the well is only
six feet deep and has five feet of water
in it.
The Hewett expedition is expected to
return tomorrow from their summers
iaunt over the territory in quest of ru-
ins and pleasure.
II d. Teed, who has been managing
the Santa Fe Telegraph office here left
today for Topeka, where, it is most
probable he will remain. 1t is said that
he will be chief-clerk to the superin-
tendent of telegraphs at Topeka, but it
is not yet definitely settled. j Mathews
will succeed to Mr.. Teed's place here.
The Santa Fe has also promoted L. M,
Jones from the chief clerkship, to as
sistant superintendent of telegraphs at
Topeka.
Marshall Outright is searching all the
trains today for w. e. Hoyt, who is
wanted at Canyon City for embezze-
ment, he having skipped last night.
Word was received this morning from
Santa Fe that the Antonito Club did not
Puu III UH dppCuI LlCiO UOuuS, So our
team, which had Il game scheduled with
them at Santa Fe will not 60 down this
evening. An effort is being made to
get up crowd of 200 to go to Santa Fe
Sunday after next, then our ball team
will play Santa Fe. A rate of So. so has
been made for the round trip. 1t is
most possible there will be a game be-
jween two local teams Sunday here.
s. r. Dearth is hardly able to attend
business today. 1t is the result of MAX
ng shooting record at the trap yester-
lay. that has never been equalled in the |
own. He took 25 birds out of 25 in the |
ingles, and then proceeded to take 10
traight doubles Immediately afterwards |
o prove that the first score was not an |
Iccident.
The demolition of the Coors old frame
at tho corner of 9th and Lin
,oln avenue will begin Monday, and the
work. on the new building will be rushed |
through.
The rain yesterday extended almost
III the way from Trinidad to Las We
.as from the north, though at some
# the places, including Ration and Wag-
N Mound 1t was rather light.
Miss Lima Millard arrived yesterday
vening from Hutchinson, Kan, to spend
week with her sister here, Mrs. Will
lam Ungles.
The B. X. L. social given by the wives
1 the members last night at Rosenthal
Iall, was largely attended and was de-
idedly q pleasant affair. Refreshments
lere served, and dancing was INDUCED
n as the amusement. The ladies cleared
ute a nice little sum on their enter
ainment.
Troop "a" will give a farewell COM
limentary dance to Lieutenant A. p.
Arlington at their hall tonight The
roopers will wear their uniforms and it
to be strictly q military affair. Mr..
arlington leaves for the east for Wis.,
, and the company gives him the dance
S farewell compliment.
Mrs. w. H. Manderfield and daughter,
ho have been visiting e. H. Salazar,
today to their home in Santa
e. Isauro Salazar will accompany his
home for visit.
The infantry dance given last night
as we'll attended, and nice sum net
ed for the encampment fund.
Thomas Jobson, G. D. Taylor and
larry Parker came through here yester-
ay evening with lot of stock bound
rom Silver City to Macon City, Mo.
fessrs Taylor and Jobson are taking
900 goats back to Missouri, and Mr..
arker has picked up 81 horses. Mr.
OLSON Is a friend OF G. N. Roberts of
his city,
B. H. Dubois, president of the Colora-
o Sanitary Board, and w. c. Duncan,
prominent business man of Denver,
re in the city taking in the sights and
njoying life at the hot springs.