Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-28
SANTA FE.
From he New Mexican.

from me New Mexican.
DR.. q. w Harrison. Of Albuquerque.
has arrived in town and is looking af.
ter legislative matters. He is inte,
ested In the passage OF the medical
bill which he has prepared and also is
favorable to .he creation of Sandoval
county.
II. B. Stevenson. OF Omaha. is in
town attending the bedside OF his
mother at the residence OF Mrs. J. l..
Seligman. Mrs. Stevenson. who has
been critically III for ten days, is re.
ported as slightly improved this morn.
ing. and there are hopes for he recov-
cry.
Jose Bautista Talache. governor OF
the pueblo OF San Juan, Jose Ramon
Archuleta and Jose Antonio Garcia. ex-
governors OF the pueblo. and Ventura
Montoya. war captain. were in Santa
Fc today to sec Superintendent Clin.
ton j. Crandall. at the United States
Indian school and United States Spec.
ial Attorney A. J. Abbott on legal and
other business on behalf of the San
Juan Pueblo.
The second public meeting Of the
Historical Society of New Mexico will
be held in the chamber OF the house of
representatives at the capitol on Tues.
day evening of next week. The house
has granted the use of the hall to the
society. The interesting program,
which has been prepared includes the
following: The Mission Church of
New Mexico" by Prof. Hewett; The
Great Ruins of Aztec by Hon. Gran
vile Pendleton; Historical Reminls.
cences." by Hon. w. II. Il. Llewellyn:
"The Work of the Albuquerque His.
torical Club by c. w. Ward. It is
hoped that Hon. Pedro Sanchez will be
well enough to give some personal
"reminiscences OF Padre Martinez.
At 2:10 this morning occurred the
death OF Mrs. Isabel Daca de Sena, at
the Sena homestead on Palace avenue,
OF heart trouble. Mrs. Sena has been
critically III for some time, but her
family had not given up all hope and
her death Is n great shock. She was
63 years of age and was born at Pena
Blanca. this territory. She lived there
until 1859. when she was married to
Major J. ID. Sena, who died In 1899.
Since her marriage she has made her
home In this city. Mrs. Sena was a
most respectable and loving woman.
was highly esteemed and respected
and has hundreds OF relatives and
friends who will mourn her loss Six
children survive her: Mrs. j. NJ Luna,
Nj. +. Sena, l.. b. Sena, Mrs. G. +.
Abreu. j. ID. Sena and Mary Sena. The
funeral will he held Friday morning.
At . o'clock high mass will be said at
the Cathedral and interment will be
made in Rosario cemetery.
Prof. G. A. Jones. formerly of the
Fort Collins, Colo, Concert band, ar
rived here today. He has been en-
gagged by the Capital City band to take
charge of and conduct that organiza-
ton. Professor Jones is conductor |
and teacher OF wide reputation.
G. w. Wiley, of Doylestown, Pa. a |
OF sixteen years ex-
perience, arrived from Sedalia, Colo,
% take a position on the editorial force
Df the New Mexican. Mrs. Wiley will |
oin her husband in about a month.
Mrs. Philip Garretson, of Denver,
of Mrs. Stevenson. was an ar
'ival TO be at the bedside OF her mother
who has been critically III for the past
en days. Mrs. Stevenson is reported |
Is slightly improved this morning.
The receipts OF the minstrel per-
'ormance In the Loretto hall on Mon.
lay evening amounted to $263. After
,aying expenses and dividing with
Burt Klunk. the manager OF the per-
ormance, there remained clear profit