Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-25
The INSANE MAN
REcApTUREO
he Had Escaped Entirely Nude from 1e
Territorial Insane Asylum and Was
Found in the Railroad Yards
at Las Vegas.
Thermometers At THE MEADOW CITY
YESTERDAY INDICATED A MAXIMUM OF 98

against j. d. Robertson eft al, to recov.
er judgment in the sum Of $500, in the
Colfax county district court, amount
said TO be due on primissory note
given to secure payment on sale of &
nude.
w. f. Gortner and l.. j. Bauer, Jr,
left this afternoon on No. for Goshen
Ind, to be gone several weeks.
Candido Robledo, one of the promi-
nent sheepmen of Salado is in the city
on business.
Jesus Casaus is in from Salado buy
ing supplies.
This country cannot throw any wea-
ther boquets at the middle west or
east now. There is very little difference
in the thermometer but then we say
of course we do not notice the heat so
much up here in the mountains.
Pedro Maestas, the fellow who es-
capped from the insane asylum, has
been captured. He was caught in the
stock yards, and said he wanted to go
to Trinidad
| George =. Star has returned from
Santa Fe He is still looking Bright"
| Charles Allen of Hoopeston, Ills,
passed through here tody from Pres
cott where he says he has a copper
mine that pays $75 in copper and s14 in
gold and silver to the ton.
| Felipe Delgado and wife are expected
back from Santa Fe this evening where
they attended the Read-Delgado we'd
ding.
Miss Rodkey left this afternoon for
| Denver to attend the International
Sunday school convention.
The Las Vegas military band will
give free concert Sunday afternoon in
Lincoln Park.
Walter Butler returned this after
noon from Los Angeles, Calf, where
he has been visiting his wife.
Engineer Charles Martin has a new
assistant at his house. The youngster
will be an engineer and arrived yester-
day.
Miss Lottie Hayward is OH the indis
posed list
Frank Barney, the assistant at the
posteffice. is expected home the last Of
the week from his vacation spent at
| Brussels, Mo.
| Justin Council, brakeman, has gone
to Ration and will run on a freight out
Of there this way.
H. j. Abers, the conductor, has taken
10 will ao1
that burg his home after this.
E.O. Thomas had his two horses
stray from his camp above Rociada
last week and he returned with them
yesterday to camp. He says they are
hunting bar" up in that neck of the
mesa and having good time.
Tomorrow, at Gascon, will occur the
marriage of Miss Emma, eldest daugh-
| ter of Rich Dunn, to Mr.. Bert Adams
of this city. The young people are very
we'll known here and will make their
residence in this city. Quite number
from here are at Gascon in attendance.
The hoboes are repairing the culverts
on Railroad avenue this morning.
L
boy of Benadito Peralta, died yester-
day of fever. The infant was buried
today.
Carlos Rivera one of the Las Vegas
boys at Pueblo, got "touched" for his
watch and suit Of clothes few days
ago; about s25 worth in ALL Such is
life in Colorado.
Yesterday was the hottest day recor-
ded by the weather man here In "a
years, it was 9S in the shade, with a
minimum of 54. The mean humidity
was 27. Today promises to be even
hotter, and 1t is hoped rain will relieve
the heated atmosphere soon.
Mrs. Byron Mills will entertain a few
friends at cards tomorrow afternoon.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church had most pleasant affair at
their social last night at the chapel,
though the crowd out was rather small.
Ice cream, strawberries and cake were
served as refreshments.
The young ladies' whist club will
meet tomorrow with Miss Locke Fort
Mrs. Dan Rhodes and Miss Matte
Ridenour left this afternoon for lola,
Kas.. for a visit Of several weeks.
J. S. Rhodes and family are sojourn-
ing at Ell Porvenir for the week.
Governor Otero and family went
through this afternoon en- route to San
| ia Fe from Denver.
Otto Roos, who has been in the city
several months left today for his home
In st. Paul. His sister will remain
here some time yet.
| A. A. SENEGAL left this afternoon for
La vacation In the east, and may go on
to Canada for a visit.
City Engineer LEVY gave the grade
to few residents on Railroad avenue
this morning for new sidewalks.
A. Mr.. Patterson of Boston, Is In the
city and 1t is rumored he will go into
the real estate business here. He was
en- route to California, but stopped on
| to see the city and concluded to go no
further as Paradise had been found.
G. Vargas, the music man of Albu-
querque. is in the city.
Mrs. Ned Fugate came down from
Ration and has gone to Gascon to at
| tend the wedding. Il
Miss Marion Blackwell Of Ration, is
here to visit the families Of E, l.. and
M. w. Browne.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett Of Dem
yer, will stop of here tomorrow while
on their way to California and have a
.. match shoot with the local gun club.