Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-28

We're The class of Nineteen Two
u N-M-N-U
one e-noughttw 100000.
The commencement of the class O
'02 is now a thing Of the past and tn,
eleven graduates are beginning t,
think about the more serious part OF
life. The class was a particularly in
telligent and able one. and will un.
doubtedly make it's mark in the world
The commencement address was given
by DR.. Robert Coyle Of Denver, and
was a particularly fine effort His de-
livery, diction and thought were fine
and the address was mental treat to
the large audience that attended the
services at the Normal chapel last
might.
Professor E. L. Hewett made a state
ment of the years work and Hon.
Frank Springer presented the diplo-
mas to the graduates.
Charles f. Doll has returned from
couple of weeks stay in the territorial!
capital
Miss Elizabeth Remley leaves tomor-
row for her vacation She goes to Col
orado points.
Miss We Verka, one OF the Normal
teachers, left today for Colorado and
other places to spend her vacation.
Charles Kohn is up from Montoya
today seeing his old friends.
Wool is coming in lively these days.
The wagons are lined up at all the
buyers warehouses and waiting their
turn. Wool makes money in these
parts.
| Cayetano Archuleta, the old man who
was badly injured last Monday by
falling off his wagon while returning
home to Porvenir from this city, died
yesterday Of his injuries. He was So
years of age and leaves a family Ar
fchuleta was badly intoxicated when he
left here. and that probably accounts
for the seriousness of the accident
which caused his death
| Manuel Salazar. one of the old citi-
zens of old town, died this morning. He
had been sick for nearly a year with
rheumatism, and the trouble finally
caused his death. Ee was man of
middle age and leaves family
A. r. Da Costa and A. Minnett, Jr.,
have returned from their fishing trip
up the river and say they had plenty
of fish to eat-sardines they took
only saw them.
A week from today is the glorious
Fourth. Have you bought your fire.
crackers and bandages?
Bert Adams and wife came in yes-
terday afternoon from Gascon, where
they were married Wednesday and
took last nights train north. They
are not saying much about where they
are going for their honeymoon.
Talk about hot weather, how is FL
Paso's 1O6 in the shade yesterday, and
|Albuquerque's 1O1. Now think of Las
Vegas 90 degrees and Santa Fes 81,
and with humidity Of only Is; then
you will be content. The minimum
/ temperature was Ol yeotSludy.
| Santa Rosa is having weather of
about 10 in the shade these days and
| travellers from there say the citizens
have to carry the water four miles and
that it costs so cents barrel. These
little notes about other places having
worse troubles makes one more content
with his lot.
Serapio Romero came in from his
new place of business at Torreon. He
reports things prospering with him but
that the heat there Is intense.
At the card party given by Mrs. G. G.
Gise yesterday afternoon to a number
of her lady friends, Mrs. Stoops took
the first prize, Mrs. j. Moore the prize
| for the ten hands, and Mrs. j. Schmidt
the consolation. The game played was
six handed euchre, the decorations,
roses, and delicious refreshments were
served. Mr.. Gise will take a hand in
the entertaining tonight with his wife,
and some of the gentlemen will be al
lowed to partake Of the Gise hospitali-
lty.
| The local ball team has accepted the
Ration challenge FOR a game on the Atm,
9Th and 9Th of July there and it Will
leave on the evening of the 3D. all
primed and loaded to give the boys
lhard game. The Ration team last year
was good one, and the boys expect
hard game. They have gathered to-
gether the best team possible in the
city, and the line up is as follows'
Catcher, H. w. Clark; pitchers, Cnaries
Rhodes. Albert Atkins; 1st base. J. l..
Flint; I'd base, e. J. McWenie; 81 oase'
| Arthur Nygren: short stop, Nj. d.
IOtero. left field, Thomas Upton; center
Iheld, Robert Gross: right field L. ZIP
ton; substitute, Jake Levy.
Isaac Bacharach and Mrs. Simon
i Racharach left this afternoon for San
IA Fe to be gone a few days 10 attena
- me settling of the Spiegelberg estate
: there.
Mrs. J. H. York and daughter Mossie
lreturned this afternoon from their VS.
/ It at Lamy and Santa Fe.
i Captain j. A. LaRue returned this ar
.IHernoon from the Capital city
/ M. N, Chaffin came up from santa
Fe this afternoon where he was on
business.
4 T. B. Catron Of Santa Fe, is expected
here tonight.
| Numa Raymond, one of the mer-
chants ofsLas Cruces. and well known
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