Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-16
NEWS OF The
MEADOW CITY.
Number of Promotions in the Official Line
That Are Being Predicted in the Santa
Fe Railway Management in
the Future.
GEORGE P. MONEY RETURNS HOME FROM
A TRIP TO THE PEARL or THE ANTILLES

| Special Correspondence New Mexican.
Las Vegas, June 15.-Sheriff Romero
with Atelanio Ulibarri, J. l.. Wiesel
and Zacarias Valdez, as deputies, tool
eight prisoners convicted at the pres
ent term of court, to the penitentiary
at Santa Fe this afternoon.
The Sisters Of Loretto will hold theil
commencement exercises at the Acade
my on June is. The program will be {
very interesting one.
Miss Sarah May Reynolds who ha.
been attending school at Boston, cam,
home yesterday evening, accompanies
by her sister. Mrs. Dudley F. Dean, al
so of Boston, who will spend the sum.
mer here.
The electric light company is expert.
menting with some new patent lights
and has installed three of them in Mrs
Warnings. They are quite an attrac-
ton, and great improvement over the
small incandescent light.
The postoffice is to run on wheels af-
ter the list of July. All the mail car
riers have invested in new wheels, so
have the assistant postmaster and the
messenger boy, and things will be eX-
pedited around the office. Postmaster
Blood is waiting for an automobile.
general change on the Santa Fe is
being planned, promotions being rem
dered necessary by the resignation of j.
w. Kendrick third vice president of the
road. 1t is rumored that H. U. Nudge,
general manager, will succeed Ken
drick; J. e. Hurley will succeed Nudge,
F. C. Fox will succeed Hurley and
possibly Trainmaster Bristol will be in
line for promotion somewhere on the
line, east of here.
Mrs. Charles A. Spiess gave one of
the most enjoyable parties of the sea-
son on Friday afternoon, ct her home
H. M. Yeakle of Louisville, KY, who
will be her guest for several weeks,
There We're 60 guests present and the
was handed euchre.
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Mrs C. c. Gise the prize for the ten
hands, Mrs E. Moore the prize for the
twenty hands, and Mrs. Wheeler the
prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served and most pleasant
afternoon was spent by the congenial
crowd present AS a charming enter
tainer, Mrs. Spiess eXcels.
Mrs. o. S. Warren Of Silver City,
worthy grand matron Of the Order of
the Eastern Star, addressed a number
of the local lodge Friday night at their
quarters in Masonic Temple. Refresh
ments We're served and pleasant ev-
ening enjoyed by all.
The road supervisors of the county
will not have very much money to
spend on the Fourth, as the county
will be able to pay them only so per
cent of their salaries. The taxes have
been coming In rather slowly, and that
accounts for the failure to pay more.
Beatrice Lobato and Teresita Saco-
man, a couple Of misses Of about II and
Is years, respectively, and Miguel Rim
bert and Elario Martinez, a couple of
young men of about 20 and % years re-
spectively all old enough to know bet
ter, took a notion that they would fly
from the parental mansions and walk
life's pathway together in the
future. Consequently, they started for
Colorado on foot early Friday morning.
They got as far as the park at Hot
Springs yesterday. where the officers
caught them that night and brought
them to town, landing the girls at their
homes and the young men in jail. 1t
was decided to bring a charge of alb
duction against the young men, but as
the girls seemed to have been willing,
the charge was changed to a penalty
Of marriage, and a double wedding was
held Saturday afternoon for the two
couples to square matters in the eyes
of society.
George P Star went over to Santa Fe
afternoon. We understand
there is bright attraction there and
there are rumors of a Star-Bright af-
fair.
Marshal Outright has served side
walk notices on about 25 residents Of
the city, and constructing new side
walks will be general industry soon.
The sham battle between the two mil
itary companies on the Fourth will
take place on the Plaza. A large sup
ply Of ammunition has been ordered,
and there will be fun and noise in
abundance.
George P. Money returned from his
eastern trip last evening looking well
and happy. He said he had fine time
on his Cuban trip and that he was with
a party consisting Of Senator's Money,
Thurston and Mason and Representa-
tive D'Armond. He was very much
pleased with Havana and was present
when Old Glory was hauled down and
the emblem of Cuba Libre went up in
its place.
The funeral of M. J. Crowley took
place this afternoon from tne eastsiue
Catholic church at 2:s0. The interment
took place in the new Catholic ceme-
terry, near upper town and was largely
attended.
The board Of county commissioners
will meet Monday as board of equal
ization, to hear appeals from the ac-
ton of the county assessor In regard to
raising assessments on property.
Mrs. Matthew Treverton appeared
before Judge Wooster Saturday after
noon and made complaint against her
She charges that he has
been abusing her shamefully and that
he is decidedly recreant to his mar
riage vows, despite the fact that they
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