Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-05-06

barber shop, etc. There will be music,
speeches, mementos, souvenirs, and a
good time generally for all callers and
a most cordial invitation is extended by
the club to everyone to visit and in
spect the train, meet the representative
business men of Kansas City and en-
joy their hospitality. The businessmen
and the Board of Trade of Santa Fe
should show their appreciation of the
enterprise and courtesy of the Kansas
City businessmen by greeting them in
large numbers and extending to them
every favor to make their stay pleas
ant.
Residents of the north end of the
city are complaining of the carelessness
of boys in promiscuous shooting near
residences. Many boys have formed
the habit of going north of town to
shoot with both rifles and shot guns
and recently the charges have come
uncomfortably close to homes. On FRI
day a rifle ball crashed through VIM
dow in the home of Jacob Weltmer, but
fortunately no one was in range.
Palace: Mrs. Robinson, st. Louis;
Miss Stoneroad, r. M. Springer, Las
Vegas; j. w. Halterman, Henry Pol
lard, Espanola; Mr.. and Mrs. E. X.
Sullivan, Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Halnes
Excelsior Springs; Emma j. Chapman.
Mobleboro, Me-. A. M. Wiggleworth
Durango; w. w. Price, L. G. Carleton,
Philip Delaney, +. L. Ballard G. L..
Henning, Colorado Springs; H. q.
Brake, Denver; d. T. Cornell, Holdin-
ger. Neb.; Mrs. Lawless, New York; F
]. Otero, Albuquerque.
President Roosevelt expressed him
self as we'll pleased with the reception
rendered him here. He was especially
impressed with the reception given him
by the school children. A number OF
newspaper men and magazine photo
graphers vera in the party 1t was
stated that more views were taken here
than in any other city yet visited and
the mem bers of the party said that the
reception at the oldest city in the Unit
cd States was the most elaborate, uni
que and pleasing of all that have been
rendered Mr.. Roosevelt on the present
trip.
The Presbytery of Santa Fe convened
at the Presbyterian church in this city
this afternoon at o'clock and Will pc
in session two days. Delegates are pre-
sent from every part of northern New
Mexico. This evening at 7:45. Rev.
Charles L. Thompson, D. D., of New
York City, secretary of the board OF
home missions, will preach at the
church. DR.. Thompson is fine ora
tor and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
Eluterio. the 14-year old son of ]. M
Lovato, died at the family home or
Palace avenue this morning at
o'clock, The boy had been sick several
days and his relatives believe thai
death was due to an accident that hap
nened two years ago when he fell from
bridge, fracturing some of his ribs
and from the effects of which he seems
to have never recovered fully. The
funeral will be held at the Cathedral
tomorrow and interment will occur at
Rosario cemetery
The hearing of the injunction sui
wherein the pueblo of San Geronimo
are temporarily restrained from prose
cutting work on a new acequia or ditcf
that was being constructed by the peo'
ple of that town was to have occurred
Monday before Associate Justice John
r, McFie in this city, sitting as district
Judge of the county Of Taos, but was
postponed indefinitely pending settle
ment by agreement. The temporary in
junction was granted by Judge McFie
on the prayer of Acequia de Rio de
Pueblo de San Geronimo and May 4 wal
named as the day on which defendan
was to show cause why the temporar!
Injunction should not be made perma
nent.
B. M. Read, Esq. has sued out
writ of injunction against Juan 3
Talache and others, restraining then
from interfering with the water right
of George Anton and Manuel Valdez