Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
SANTA FE.
From the New

Mrs r. NJ. Stephens left for a visit
with relatives at Pena Blanca.
Mrs John Alire who has been quite
l Ill during the past two weeks, is re.
ported as improving.
II Miss Jessie llfeld of Las Vegas will
visit Miss May Spitz during the com.
ing month. and will remain here sever.
al weeks Miss Ifeld has many warm
friends here.
Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince went To the
Prince ranch in Rio Arriba county
She was accompanied by Miss Cross.
who will remain as her guest until
Monday
Prof. r. a. Jones OF Albuquerque
who is taking census of the mines of
New Mexico, and is member of the
New Mexico commission for the st.
Louis exposition is in the city on
business
Charles Bacon, a former resident OF
Santa Fe, and recent sufferer from
the Kansas floods, has returned TO
Santa Fe 10 make this his permanent
home. He Is employed by Grant Riv.
enberg, the Ice and nursery man.
Mrs. Elias Clarke of Plaza del Al.
calde arrived in Santa Fe and is the
guest OF Mrs. Leo Hersch.
Miss Richie Seligman, who has been
at school In Cleveland, Ohio. during
the past two years, arrived home re.
Gently.
Sheriff II. c. Kinsell and J. T.. La,
come started on a prospecting trip to
the Las Caves mesa recently. They
were to be away some time, but the
sun got too warm for them and they
drifted into town again last night.
The remains Of Taylor Dave. the In.
dian hoy who was drowned near Mori.
arity last week, were not Inferred at
the place OF his death, but were
brought TO this city the night the body
was recovered. a distance OF sixty
miles, after the inquest had been held
which resulted In a verdict that death
was due to arowning. The reihains
were inferred at the cemetery OF the
United States Indian industrial school
the following morning. the funeral ser.
vices being conducted by Rev. A. w.
Cooper.
Mrs. George e. Ellis left for the
east. She will be absent about three
months, spending the most of the time
In New Jersey coast resorts.
Page b. Oteno, territorial fish and |
game warden. accompanied by Harry |
s. Clancy, clerk In the Office OF Col. |
J. Franco Chaves, territorial scperin.
fendent OF public instruction, lett for |
few days outing on the Pecos.
Travelling Territorial Auditor c. vi
Sanford left for an official visit to Taos
comfy. He will also visit Rio Arriba |
county on this trip and will be gone
but a few days.
Mrs. H. b. Pain and Miss Pain. of /
Kansas City. Mo, mother and sister of
Mrs. Frost. expect to pay Mrs. Frost
visit aId will arrive In Santa Fe
during the coming week.
In the case of Edith Darling Jordan
VS.. John Conley, a suit to acquire title
TO the Copper King mining claim in
the Red River mining district, Taos
county, arguments OF counsel In the
suit were heard by Associate Justice
John II, McFie. sitting as Judge of the
FIRST judicial district court for Taos
county, on motion made by the
plaintiff to set aside the non.suit re.
Gently entered. The motion was sus.
tained. The case will be tried AT the
next regular term of court for Taos
county.
AZ the Children's day exercises AT
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
one OF the pleasing features was
song by seven boys. In appreciation OF
their willingness to sing and their
successful effort. Judge w. II. Pope
presented each one with silver scarf
pin brought from Shanghai, China.
Zach pin bears an inscription mean.
ing either Good luck" or Long life."
but II will take an Interpreter TO tell |
which is which. The boys are much
pleased with the gifts and those who
received them were Roger Fiske, Bud
Fiske. Wallace Fiske, Milton Kahn,
Douglas Walker, Harold Stephens and
Homer stephens.
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