Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-02
SANTA FE.
the New Mexican.

Springs. has arrived in town. He IL a
fine musician and will join the Capital
city band. He is also a printer and
will work at his trade here.
Forrest Mckinney special agent OF
the general land Office. was in the city
Saturday and while here made ar
rangements to occupy house on the
Fort Marcy reservation on Grant ave
nue. with his family for the present
summer.
A T. Erwin. assistant superintend-
cnt of the city mail delivery division
of the postoffice department will be in
Santa Fe on Thursday to arrange the
preliminarjes for the establishment OF
the free delivery service in Santa Fe
providing that conditions are found
satisfactory.
Miss Geneva Swinford. of saltwater.
Oklahoma; Miss Mary I.annon. OF Al
exandria. Va. and Mrs j. NJ ireland,
OF Las Vegas. arrived in the city. They
spent the day visiting the United
States industrial school for Indians
and other places OF interest in and
near Santa Fe.
The following marriage certificate
has been recorded at the Office of the
probate clerk and eX-ofiicio recorder of
this county: Jack Russell and Miss
Minnie Partridge. of Madrid The cere-
mony was performed at Cerrillos on
February 81 by the Rev. J. H. Messer.
and was witnessed by James Keer and
Miss Susie Russell.
Judge Laughlin received a dispatch
announcing the sudden death of ID. +.
Morgan. general solicitor of the Bell
Telephone company. with Office at Min.
leapolis MINI. Deceased was inter
ested with Judge Laughlln. a. II. Man.
by OF Taos. and others. in certain
tracts OF land situated In Taos county,
and also in other enterprises in the
territory. He was man of eminent
ability, high character, and In every
respect a gentleman. Judge I.aughlin
was greatly grieved to hear OF the de-
mise Of his friend and business asso.
ciate.
Upon the petition OF Acequla de Rio
del Pueblo de San Geronimo VS.. The
injunction has been granted by Asso-
ciate Jastice John r. McFie. sitting as
district Judge for the county OF Taos.
enjoinng the defendants from prose
cutting work on new acequia or ditch
now being constructed by them to take
water from the Rio Pueblo. The hear.
ing Is set In this city on May 4, at
which time defendants are to show
cruise why the temporary injunction
should not be made permanent.
Deputy Sheriff c. X. Huber went to
l.amy In response to a message that
there was demented woman there
who should be taken into custody. The
telegram did not give the woman's
name
In a letter 10 friends in this city l.
l.. Chaves. clerk OF the United States
court OF private land claims. who is
in hospital at Denver. where he is re.
ceiving treatment for an affection OF
the ear, states tina, he is mending very
slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Spiegelberg, OF
New York City. arrived from the
south. They are In return from a three
weeks sightseeing tour through the
Republic OF Mexico. Mr. and Mrs
Spiegelberg were for many years pop.
ular and respected residents Of Santa
Fe anod removed to New York City
about twelve years ago.
Mrs Frances Seligman, of this city.
and Mrs. Fannie Britton. OF New York
City. who have been visiting California
during the past three weeks, returned
TO the city recently. They were In San
Francisco and also paid visit to Los
Angeles and other towns and points OF
interest in the southern part OF the
state. They enjoyed the trip very
much.
AT the regular monthly conclave OF
Santa Re Commandery No. |. Knights
Templar, on Monday evening. the OH.
GERS elected at the March concave
for the ensuing year. 1908. were duly
Installed by Past Grand Commander
Edward l.. Bartlett. After the ceremo.
nies a luncheon was served in the ban.
quet hall. The following are the new
officers OF the commandery: r. s. Da-
Wis, eminent commander; W. X. Price.
generalissimo; C j. Crandall, captain
general; w. A. Cooper, prelate; II. h.
Cartwright, treasurer; W. Il. Grifiin.
| recorder; w. A. Bayer. senior warden
George E. Ellis. junior warden; s. q.
h Cartwright, standard bearer; Freder-
| ick Muller sword bearer: Charles Il.
Easley. warder; w, T. Guyer. senti.
mel; w II. Kennedy. first guard