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New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Among the guests at a dinner given last week By
Dr. and Mrs Glenworth r Butler OF No. % Gates
ave. were Miss Mary Dreier. Miss Katherine
DreIer Dr. and Mrs r. L Dickinson Mr Nagar
the Japanese vice-consul. and Mr. AraI OF Toxic
The party adjourned to the home of the Misses
Dreier, No, Montague Terrace. where a meet
Ing OF the Twentieth Century Club was held
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
JUDGMENTS.

tlied Yesterday. the hrst name being that os q,
oeotor the second that OF the creditors
SrIeM Fnihp-P W cuiiinan Excise Commissions ssBo
SyEes JuIls O. and Lizzie Ma ta-,J Repnond sni Wv
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mrs George Montague Bingham gave a luncheon
Saturday OF last week at her home. No sl2 St
James Place. in honor OF Mrs Mortimer Barney.
OF Portland. Me. The table appointments were In
pink. the light being furnished By tiny lighted
candles in rosebud globes Besides the guest of
honor. there were present Mrs. Joseph n. Pigot
Mrs. A. r Roome. Miss Evelyn Rose. Miss Saidee
Alger. Miss Louise BoEardus. Miss Marion 30.
gardus Mlss Rogers and Miss Denning.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Joseph {; Hossland Ms; william Nlehois z:
Ethel Moss. Mrs Henry z. Dreier. Mrs Carroll
]. Post. Mrs. John r Martin Mrs frederick q.
SS Mrs 'ePslS Psrey sPsrGaa Gray Mrs skRsa
M9stoR Nor Si. Mss ssaW2n Mrs ETnsss a Jseksosr ~
George H. cOutts ana the Misses stanton
At the second Of the Pennington Dances. which
was given at sherrys on Friday Of last week. Mrs.
William Armstrong Mrs. J. Crfsty Bell and Mrs.
William c. Gullive- received The cotliion was led
by Grosvenor Atterbury. dancing alone. and among
Miss Kate De Forest Prentice. Miss Martha Strong.
Miss Anna Matheson' Miss Lillian Morrison. How
ara Armstrong Bayard Dominick. Douglas Boa
Under the patronage OF Mrs. Franklin ". Hop
kins. Mrs Horatio II. ADAMS. Mrs. Glenzorth r.
Butler Mrs John Van Buren Thayer Mrs Charles
W. Frazier. Mrs Edward Marshall Grout Mrs.
AtsTTshisaIa tsTs5i 3 Boyd Mrs William P. Earle. Mrs.
hrst OF the Fortnightly Cotllions was given fhs
April l. and Tuesday. k51 IS S'rDAlS L. aFSA L
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred RosIkss. r.. bsve re.rr,.d
from their wedding trip and are now At the furls
. house f no 81 Monroe Place. where thsv intend %
Mr. and Mrs Abbot Low Row were reported "a
Paris the early part os the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Palmer Jadwtn Ar. now 9.
Leandsr W. stOekwell, No. $50 Was6IngtOn-avs-
Mr. and Mrs James Matthews vvilI .,.,1 .,.
OF the winter In Florida RockIedge win Be the
dp2 camping ground where Mr.. Matthews expects hly
The 7th Assembly District Republican Con,n,,,..
q Brooklyn win give a theatre party on raurxd.y
March .. at the Orpaeum Theatre
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

win be assisted In receiving by her sister, Miss
Lillian z. Snyder. and the tea tables win be in
charge OF Mrs Percy Moulton, Mrs William J.
Baldwin Mrs. William II. Schladtz and Miss Daisy
Van Derventer. dinner and card party viii be
given for the receiving party.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.
Continued from 18th page.

Jealous in their Efforts make this the most sue
ceSsful affair in the history of the club The com
mittee In charge consists Of Mrs. Christina J.
iigley, chairman: Mrs Louisa Beranger Niver'
Mrs. Margaret Holmes Bates, Mrs. Mary z. Faux
ncr and DIR. r ". Mcneil
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mrs. Nathaniel W. Pratt. of No. LISP Desn-st-.
has out cards for a large reception next Thursday
afternoon. II Is given In honor OF. Mr.. and Mrs.
August Goubert Pratt, Miss Ruth Nesmith that
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mrs. George William Toerge OF No. Revere
Place, has out cards for Wednesdays. February
and Il She held her first reception last wednss-
day.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

At the dance given by Mrs. John Jay Kncx or
No. IS East s7th-st, Wednesday OF last week
for her daughter Miss Adelaide 5. Knox, there
was considerable representation from this oor-
ough OF those afiliated with II The scene OF
the dance was Delnonicos. Receiving with M-a.
Knox, besides Miss Knox, were her two married
daughters, Mrs Ruel Baker Kimban and Mrs.
Thomas c. Clark. Supper was served AZ midnight
There was cotilon- Among the guests were
Miss Alice Bergen and her hancs. Norman de
Mauriao; Miss Kate de Forest Prentice Miss Mar
tina Strong. Miss Charlotte Stiilman. Miss Grace
Fargo. Miss Helen Fargo. Miss Lillian Morrison.
Miss Nathalie Morrison. Miss Louise vanderhoef
Miss Nathalie Vanderhoei e Hubsrt Litchfeld
snder Cameron. jr., Theron r. Strong. Reeve
schey William 5. CONN Carl Vietcr. Robert d
Wrenn, Raymond D. Little and Give Livingston
Du Val
Frank Rogers. barytone. and Frederick Hahn OF
the Boston Symphony Company were the solo,sts
at the muscal given on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs Reginald George Barclay of Manhattan and
Miss Blanche Barclay. oSNo 100 Remsen-st where
the musical was held Spring flowers ere used
IN profusion everywhere about the house Among
those present were Mrs Murray Boocock Mrs
Lloyd saltus. Mrs G. C. F. Williams Miss Louise
Tousey. Mlss Ethel Eames Mrs James L. Morgan
Mrs. William v. Hester Mrs Samuel Bovine Dur
yea. Mrs. Arnold O. Dana. Mrs T. D. caIlendsr
Mira Edwin DTexel Godfrey. Miss Bessie I'ousey
MrE Robert Mallory. Mrs, Joseph Il sutphin Miss
Josephine sutphin. Mrs Homer Latin. Mrs. How
ara Hacden. Mrs. Croweli Hadden jr.. Mrs George
f. Fshys Mrs. Edward Hinman. Mrs Alexander
Trowbridga Miss Stockwell Miss Bertha Stock
well. Mrs w. Eugene Kimbail. Mrs. Henry r.
NAzaA AiAs Packard Miss Clara Packard. Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Edward Scberz. OF Manhattan. gave a box party
ct tho Beasco Theatre 20 "Adrea" on Friday
evening OF last week, az which the guest OF honor
Miss Lillian May Newman. OF No. n Keap-st
After the play the entire party, which Included
Miss Rosalie L Thorpe, Miss Blanche Newman.
Hotel Astor for supper
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson Lesvttt VIII be at
home Tuesdays IN February and March at their
apartment IN the Touraine. No. q Clinton-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews win sn.na 81. --x
0I the winter In Florida Rockledge win be N,
Ssmpng slp ground. where Mr.. Matthews expects hl,
usual luck In catching fish. -
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

MI. and Mrs. Stanley Palmer Jadvfn ar. now a.
Leander ". StockweIl No $50 WashIn 9tor-avs- a
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mrs Charles A Marvin. OF No 27s Clnton-st. was
at home last Saturday from until o'clock As
sistlng her to receive were Mrs. Burton K Hine
Mrs. Julia c. Crearner, Mrs. W. A. Morris. Mrs.
Arthur Swan Mrs. T. B. Sims. OF Bryn Mawr.
Penn; Mrs Frederick 5. Little. Miss Edith Little
and Miss Eleanor Sands Marvin, OF New Rochelle.
n. Y. dinner was given In the evening for the
receiving party The invited were Mr. Hne.
Mr.. Barlow. Mr., Morris and Mr. Little. The table
appointments were IN red
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. Abbot Low Low were reported u
Paris the early part og the week
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

The 7th Assembly District Republican Commits,
EIS W bISooSIyn wil give theatre party on Taursday
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

The wedding Of Miss Madeline Mackay and
Avent Childress scheduled 20 take place yes
terday at the home OF the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. George Devereaux Mackay, No 20 West ssth-
st. It to be quiet AFFAIR, owing TO the
cent deaths in the family. The bride Is grane-
a nieos Of the late General Alfred g Barnes.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mrs Berkeley Mostyn OF No 81 East Fifty-third
ST.. Manhattan, has announced hrst and second
Mondays in February. Her daughters. Miss Heller
will receive with her.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

THREE STORY DOUBLE APARTMENT HOUSE sent
detachsd. steam ed.
s4ronn1ed y oe4sfl detached ~ siaspess Dimensions
3SKd0. plot Gj1uo apa-trne iet under yearly
wil gradually Frice SIS
ito, ~ invesSren guaranteed $3.50 required
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

The field music of the 18th Regiment Will hold
country circus and barn dance at the armoFy on
Saturday evening February IL
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

MI and Mrs Alfred RosIkes. ~. bavs retrrs. ed
from their wedding trip and are now At the f1rts
stay until spring.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Mrs. Edwin Lewis Garvin. OF No. us Montague
St. announces Saturday afternoons and evenings Ii
February.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Among the guests at the breakfast given by Jus
tice and Mrs Truax OF No z East 65th-st-. Man
haitian. to Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary
Moore were Justice and Mrs. Josiah T Marean.
Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich Conried. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewtsohn, General and Mrs. Carroll, August Bel
mont Lady Maitland, Robert Cutting. Jr.. and JUS
t4ce Alton 3. Parker.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

The list Regiment will assemble in the arnory OF
the 18th Regiment next Saturday night for review
by Major General Roe. and dancing will follow the
military exercises, AS this is the first social event
Of the regiment for the season, large turnout OF
the regiment and its friends is expected. At ths
annual election Of civil officers, Regimental Adju-
tant Carlton Greene elected secretary Captain
{. F. True treasurer and Chaplain E Thton his
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

At the review Of the I'd Battery next Tuesday
night by President Charles f. Fornes OF the Board
Of Aldermen. the most interesting exhibition OF the
evening Will be the mechanical manceuvres- These
will include the descending of the pieces and the
assembling o9 them. changing wheels. firing with
diminished Plumbers, etc. In this the battery is ex
Lert, and Major Wilson will be assisted In the ma
nceuvres by Leutenants Sherry. Organ and Bliss
The battery will parade for annual inspection and
muster on February q at its aImory.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

review OF the 47th Regiment by Major General
Roe will be held at the armory on Thursday even.
ing February q. Civil officers have oesn e'ss'N
as follows: Treasurer Captain Charles e. Max
deld; financial secretary, Captain Il; D. McCHtcn-
con; recording secretary. Captain John a CO4e -
the value Of $3.50 for the company making ths oS5|
showing in etterdance and craftsmanship at creed
moor and a prize of the value of $50 for competi-
ton between the non, CONS and the hospital corps
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02

pleased. In respect to the man
agement of its business affairs,
in respect. to the number of stu
dents in attendance doing adj
vanced technical work, in respect
to the value of service rendered
and the degree of success achieved
by its students after graduation,
in respect to any other reason
able standard that may be chosen
to determine the worth of an ed
ucational institution, the New
Mexico SchooloG Mines challenges
comparison with any other such
institution in the territory.
Turn on the light! If the Albu-
querque Journal wishes to inau-
gurate a movement for a general
and searching investigation of all
the institutions of learning so
generously supported by the ter
ritory, the Chieftain will gladly
second that papers efforts. More
over, the Chieftain ventures the
prediction that the School of
Mines will, after the investiga-
tion is ended, be recognized for
what it really is, the peer of any
other educational institution in
New Mexico in practical and effic-
lent service to the young men in
attendance. Turn on the light!
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
IRRIGATION BY PUMPING.
The Plan Can No Longer Be Con-
sidered an Experiment in This
Locality.

A party consisting of MessrS.
Jas. G.. Fitch, Jos. +. Smith, w.
G.. Hammel. and +. A. Drake
drove down to San Antonio
Sunday to see the wells recently
sunk by Messrs. A. II. Hilton and
c. b. Allaire for purposes of irri-
cation by pumping. The trip con-
firmed every member of the party
in the opinion that that means
of irrigation can not fail finally
TO become the chief reliance in
this part of the Rio Grande vail
ley. Mr.. Allaire sunk a six-inch
we'll and has a three-inch
centrifugal pump installed. He
met with some difficulties in sink
ing the we'll but overcame them
in an intelligent and business
like manner and the ease with
which he now draws three-inch
steam of water from the rivers
underhow indicates that even
with that small pump he can
economically irrigate Is or 30
acres of ground. Mr.. Hilton is
operating on different plan.
He is sinking a l3-foot we'll and
walling it with brick laid in
cement. AS soon as the we'll is
completed he will install a six
inch centrifugal pump with
which he hopes to irrigate two
large alfalfa fields near at hand,
Mr.. Hilton is confident that he
will be able to celebrate Christ
mas by seeing this plant in active
and successful operation. Irriga-
tion by pumping is no longer an
experiment in this locality. II
will not be long until that method
of irrigation will be in general
use.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
THANKSGIVING
IN SOCORRO.
The Day Was Observed in the
HOspitable Manner for Which
Socorro is Famed.
STRANGERS ARE REMEMBERED.
The Day Ends with One of the Most
Successful Dances of the Season.

A largely attended and very en-
joyable dance was given in the
evening in the Knights of Pythias
hall by the Social Club. The X.
of p. hall was thoroughly over.
hauled and put into frst-class con-
dition last summer for dancing
purposes. 1t has already been
the scene of many a pleasant So
cial event and will doubtless be
the scene of many more.
Professor Brinsmade of the
School of Mines took a part of
the mine engineering class to the
Magdalena district to spend part
of the Thanksgiving vacation in
Specting the mines of that dis
trict. The students accompany
ing Professor Brinsmade were
Messrs. GibbenS, Bliss, kibe.
Edelen, Hubbard, Cockrell, and
Murray.
Hon. and Mrs. w. +. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Homer Hill,
Mrs. Jas. f. Berry, and others of
the city extended their wellknown
bounteous hospitality at Thanks
giving dinner. 1t would be diff
cult to find Mrs. Martins super
Tor as a hostess. The guests at
her table were Mrs. w. II. Bart
lett of Los Angeles, Mrs. X. p.
Noble and son Robert, and Miss
es Ramsey and Hinton. Mrs.
Hill dispensed the hospitality of
her home with her usual grace
and skill to DIR. and Mrs. c. G..
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. T..
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Grif-
fifth, Misses Effie and Pearl Berry,
and Messrs. +. II. Gregg and +.
A. Drake. All had the very
best of reasons to be thankful
they were there. Everybody who
has ever partaken of one OF
Mrs. Berry'S Thanksgiving din
nerS will know without being told
that her guests were exceedingly
fortunate. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. G.. Fitch and daughter
Susan. Miss Durnin and Messrs
Gibbens, Bliss, Kirchman, Edel.
en-, Hubbard, and Card.
Prof. X. p. Noble and Mr.. j.
! ID. Robbins of the School oI
Mines are spending the Thanks
giving vacation hunting in the
Magdalenas.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
DISTRICT COURT MONDAY.
Many Cases of Long Standing Win
Probably be Disposed of.

Hon. Frank w. Parker will
convene the district court for So
corro county in regular session
at the court house in this city
Monday morning. There are
many important cases docketed
for trial and the great majority
of them will probably be disposed
OF as there is money enough in
the court fund to continue the
term of court for a month at
least. District Clerk w. E..
Martin and District Attorney
Elfego Baca are very busily pre-
pairing for their respective duties
during the term and will as usual
give a good account of them
selves. A good many visitors
who expect to have business at
court have already arrived in
town.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
WAS COOKED BY STEAM
Such Was the Horrible Fate of En-
gineer Brackett Of Santa Fe
No, / Wednesday
ENGINE TURNED OVER ON ITS SIDE
Apparently Without ANY Cause, at
a Point Four Miles This Side
Of Las Vegas

Wednesday mornings south
bound train arrived in Socorro
fifteen hours late. The cause of
the delay will be found in the
following special dispatch from
Las Vegas to the Albuquerque
Citizen:
AS No. Tuesday afternoon
was speeding south from Las
Vegas, pulled by two engines, a
horrible accident occurred near
RomerOVille, four miles from this
town. At $50, apparently with
out amy cause, the second engine
left the tracks, rushed down the
embankment, turned completely
over, and pinioned Engineer
Brackett beneath the cab.
The mail, baggage and express
cars and a car of ice followed the
engine, also turning over. The
first coach was telescoped to a
slight extent and the chair car
and some of the sleepers left the
track.
Engineer Bracket died in a
few moments, being literally
cooked alive by the escaping
steam. Engineer Jim Crystal,
acting fireman, was badly scalded
Conductor Stafford was badly
bruised, while a number of Ital-
ians in the smoking car were bad
ly shaken up and more or less
hurt.
The track sank beneath the Sc
cond engine, which caused the
wreck, but what caused the track
to sink has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
BURGLARY AND INCENDIARISM
Thief Breaks Into Kornitzer's Drug
Store and Comes Near Burning
Socorro's Business District.

The loud Changing of the fire
bell Wednesday evening created
the usual excitement in the city
and started the usual crowd hur-
rying to the scene of the supposed
conflagratiOn. Luckily, however,
the blaze was discovered by City
Marshal MOlino in time to prevent
any serious loss. The fact was
developed that some thief had
broken through rear window
into DIR. Kornitzer's drug store,
had stolen a collection of curious
coins worth about dollar and a
half, and had then either care
lessly or purposely set fire to a
pile of inflammable material in
the room before making his es-
cape. The call was close one,
for il the blaze had not been
promptly extinguiShed il is prob
able that Socorro'S whole busi-
ness district would have gone up
in smoke. Socorro has within
the last few years had several
fires of suspicious origin. Some
sweet day some festive incendiary
will be caught in the act, and
then an example will be made of
him that will convince others
who may be likewise disposed
that II is not wholesome to in
dulge their criminal propensities.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
ANNUAL SALE AND SUPPER.
December 2 Has Been Set by the
Ladies' Aid for This Pleasant
Annual Affair.

The annual Sale and Supper,
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society will take place Thurs
day, December Z.
A hot turkey supper will be
served beginning at $50, and
pains will be taken to make il
complete and satisfactory in
every respect. A store belong
ing to Jas. G. Fitch, between his
Office and the Chieftain Office,
has been secured for the evening
While the sale and attractions
must not be expected to equal
those of former years, generally
pleasant and sociable and success
full affair is hoped for.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
SoCORRo DRUG AND SUPPLY co.
TREASURER TORRES NAMES BANK
For the Deposit OF socorro County's
Funds Under New Law.

The last territorial assembly
passed law requiring county
treasurers to give a bond equal
to 25 per cent. of the total amount
of collections for the preceding
year and to designate to Charles
V. Stafford, travelling auditor, the
banks in which the public funds
of their respective counties will be
deposited. The new law goes
into effect January l, and its pro-
visions mark decided improve
ment over the old law. County
Treasurer Jose f.. Torres has
designated as depository of So
corro coanty's funds the Bank of
Commerce of Albuquerque.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02

James S. Fielder, one of Dem
ing's energetic, wide-awake attor-
neys, spent the most of last and
a part of the present week In the
city on legal business. Mr.. Fiel-
der will return to Socorro proba-
bly, Monday to be in attendance
at the converting of the Dece mber
term of court and while here will
have his headquarters at the Park
House.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
Ell Canine Real.

Superintendent II. o. Bursum
of the territorial penitentiary was
in Albuquerque the first of the
week arranging to put the con-
victs to work on that part of FL
Canine Real which passes
through Bernalillo county. The
road is to be built from Ration to
the territory's south line by con-
vict labor.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
Mineral Claims Filed.

The following mineral survey
has been filed in the Office of the
surveyor general
The Alta Vista Lode, in the
Socorro mining district, Socorro
County. Claimant, George f..
Cook, Survey No. 1871, issued
to o. p. Smith, deputy mineral
surveyor.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02
To Be Built to Rio PuercO.

Arrangements are being made
to build the line of the Belen cut
of between Belen and Rio Puerco.
Construction work will begin in
a week or ten days.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02

The foundation walls of c. II.
Browns large livery barn to oc-
cupy the former site of the Grand
Central hotel have been completed
and the door frames and window
frames are in place. The new
building will add greatly to the
appearance of that part of town.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02

An assortment of fancy station
cry atThe Chieftain Office.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02

The cool weather that prevail
ed at Socorro the first of the week
was only touch of the storm
that visited the middle and north
western states and was accounted
the worst in thirty years.
The Socorro chieftain., 1905-12-02

. Remember the Sale and Sup
per to be given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening in the Terry block third
door from the Chieftain office.
The supper will begin at 5:3J
and the sale at $50. Supper,
IS cents. Come and bring all
your friends.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
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