Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-07-02

the trouble, and the Judge left thil
afternoon for Albuquerque for tha
purpose.
David M. White, U. 8. locating engi
neer, returned at noon today from La.
| Cruces, where be was on official business
ut the U. 8. land office.
Professor Clinton ]. Crandall, superin
tendent OF the U. s. Indian Industrial
School In this city has returned from an
official visit to the Indian Pueblos on
the Rio Grande under his charge &
| Mrs. M. l.. Myers of Pittsburg, Pa,
left for her home last week after an
extended visit in this city with her
daughter. Mrs. Edward NJ. Norton.
|. I. L. Chaves.. clerk of the court OF
private land claims, who left Tuesday
Afternoon for visit at Socorro and
other points on business, returned
home last night. Reaching Aibuqnef-
que, he met the parties he was going
to see and returned.
Yesterday morning at the residence
of Garfield Hughes, in Chicago, Clar-
ence French and Miss Elizabeth Hugh
es were united in marriage. The bride
is a daughter of Hon. Thomas Hughes
editor of The Albuquerque Citizen,
and sister Of Mrs. Oscar c. Watson of
this city. The happy couple will reside
on farm near Ravenna, Ohio.
Post Quartermaster Sergeant Joseph
West, who is now stationed at Fort
Alcatraz, San Francisco Harbor, Is on
visit to this city. He has received a
furlough for 60 days, and Is visiting
different places at which he served. He
was stationed here several years as
regimental quartermaster sargeant of
the 10th U. s. infantry and served un-
der Captain v. f. Stottler, who was
regimental quartermaster stationed
here for several years. Sergeant West
has an honorable record of rs years.
service in the regular army. His SER
vice in New Mexico, ne considers his
most pleasant army experience.
George A. Fleming, assistant terri
torial secretary. and Mrs. Fleming ar
rived in the city last night from Chi
cago and are stopping at st. Vincents
Sa aitarium. Mrs. Fleming was former
" Miss Maude e. Woods of Chicago,
and the young couple were married at
the home Of the brides parents in that
city on June II. The time since then
has been spent in Chicago and north
ern Michigan. Mr.. Fleming has leased
one Of the Ellis cottages on Chapelle
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming will
take up their residence there aa soon
as they have the place furnished.
]. Frank Miller Of Lyons, Kas., and
Miss Catherine Hartnett Of Sutton,
Neb.. were married at st. Francis Ca
thedral this morning by the Very Rev.
Fourchegu. The ceremony
was witnessed by Major Frederick |
Muller Of this city and Miss Helena X.
a teacher Of the U. 8. Indian |
school of Santa Fe. The
bride and groom are both attaches Of
he U. 8. Indian school at TucsoR.
Ariz. They arrived in the city yester-
lay afternoon and applied at the once |
II the probate clerk and ex-ohicio rec
,rder Of the county for license to
we'd. On learning that such docu-
nent was not necessary in this terri-
ory they proceeded to make arrange-
nents for the ceremony to be performs
d this morning. The groom is mem-
,er Of the I. o. o. r.. and carried with
i'm letter Of Introduction from
riend to Major Muller. The bride was
In acquaintance Of Miss Werner Of the
indian Industrial school here. Tho
,oung people are taking their annual
,acation and decided to enjoy their
at the same time. After
visit to the points Of interest in SAN
a Fe they will return to Tucson,
While In the city they are stoppisg at
he Palace hotel.
Those who sample our wines, liquora
nd eiGass alwnSs can asaiH :, Wen
'efsera. south sids r1a.a. { /