Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-06-20

dersleeve residence has not been re-
paired. They say that by raising II
up and supporting 1t with pile OF
ties, it could be made perfectly safe
and this could be done in less than
half a day. If the plan Is feasible II
would save the long detour which is
now necessary.
There will be no services in the
Presbyterian Church tomorrow either
morning or evening, nor in the A. M.
e. Church in the evening, because of
the continued illness of the Rev. w.
Hayes Moore. Mr.. Moore is slowly
regaining strength, but it was thought
| best for him not to preach tomorrow.
The Fete of the Woman's Board of
Trade will take place on Tuesday ev-
ening next in the Plaza. and it Is
hoped that the people will turn out en-
masse with the little ones as all prep
arations for the amusement of young
and old are completed If you don't
attend you will surely be sorry. A part
buying new books for the library.
The largest crowd which has thus
far attended the concerts by the Cap
itaI City Band, gathered in Gray's
Opera House last night to hear the
regular concert. A choice program
was delightfully."- rendered. Miss Mona
Murphy, the soprano soloist, received a
most cordial welcome and was COM
PEELED to respond to an enthusiastic
encore The concert was by far the
best given yet.
Claire: j. S. Duncan, Mrs. G. w.
Crosier. Las Vegas; Isaac Sharp J. c.
Bryant, jackson Hill, Ind; H. P. Bur-
nap, z. P. Hubbell, Mrs. B. 8. Phil
lips, w. B. Ramage and wife, Denver;
NJ Hazell and wife, Colorado Springs;
Lima Longacre, Peabody, Kas.; I. c.
Graden, Durango; Miss Mcconnell
Turner, Kas.; Miss Jarrett, Ft. Mad
ison, Ia; Miss N. Barema, Rockville
Mo-; L. l.. Leonard, Chicago; w. J.
Berrett, Trinidad; Charles Wassen-
berg, Arizona.
DR.. Wheelon, the osteopath, who
has built up good practice during
the two months he has been IN the
city. recognizes the value Of electrici-
ty in certain cases. He Is now equlpp-
ed with large combined galvanic
and faradic battery to be used when
the treatment is indicated, and re-
moves superfiuous hair, facial blem-
ishes, ETC., with the electric needle.
DR.. Wheelon Is a regularly licensed
osteopathic physician and treats all
diseases, acute or. chronic. without
drugs or medicines.
County Commissioner Arthur Selig-
man and Assistant Superintendent w.
e. Martin of the territorial peniten-
tiary. after a visit to the Santa Fe
Canon and on inspection OF the ditch
Which, so 1t is claimed, will be in1ur-
ed by the construction Of the Scenic
Route, road about four miles from
here, met the parties interested and
arranged matters satisfactorily SO
that there will be no trouble. The
road for about 300 yards where the
aceauia runs along and over 1t Will De
widened, and the acequia will be mov-
ed to the edge of it and kept intact.
There will be delightful spot in the
Plaza Tuesday evening for those VINO
have that tired feeling" There Will
be comfortable chairs to give rest,
there will be little tables which can be
used to good advantage for holding
that which refreshes and soothes'
there will be mattresses at hand to
attend to every want and It will be
just the place to be lazy and only ex-
ert yourself enough to spend your
money. 1t will be in charge Of Mrs. l..
B. Catron, and she will see that 1t is
pretty and dainty and comfortable.
There will be lemonade, phosphates.
grape juice. ETC.. and there will be ct-
gars and cigarettes.
The Ojo Caliente Hot Springs is
having very large run Of people.
The weather is delightful and every
thing looks prosperous. Among the late
arrivals are: Walter N. Houser. Dem
yer; Ignacio Romero, Santa Fe; P. H.
Lombard, Denver; J. c. Flournoy.
Albuquerque; A. M. Bates, Denyer: Ira