Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-31
Lawyers From Every Section Of the
Territory Gather in Capital for
the Meeting
LARGEST ATTENDED AND MOST IMPORTANT EVER HELD
Scholarly Address By Attorney General Hadey Of Mis-.
souri, Feature Of Program for Opening Day.
Brilliant Reception Tonight.

ed BY the following exchange of tele
grar retween himself and A. B
Renehan of this city;
Hon. H. s. Hadley,
Torrance, N. M.
81 congratulate you on having sc
pleasant a place to stay, pending the
arrival of a special train which the
Bar Association is sending for you
but that will be only a caboose for al
least part of the way. Go out on the
plains and pass the time dove shoot
ing and we will appreciate the doves
when you come.
"A. B. RENEHAN."
"Mr A. B. Renehan,
Santa Fe, N. M.
",The caboose Is good enough for
me. appreciate your good wishes
very much. I had good ride on the
auto. Left Roswell p. M, yesterday
Machine broke down. Had good wait
on prairie and If there were any
shooting arms in the city, for there
are none in the party, might bag a
few doves and spend the haggard
hours.
HERBERT S. HADLEY."
Three memorial addresses will be
delivered tomorrow forenoon before
the New Mexico Bar association, as
follows.
The late Judge Daniel II. Mcmillan,
by Chief Justice William j. Mills, of
Las Vegas.
Former President of the Associa-
tion, William c. Wrigley, by Hon.
Jeremiah Leahy of Ration.
The late Hon. William Burr Chill
ders, by Colonel E. W. Dobson, of Al
buquerqpa
The New Mexico Historical Society
through its president, Hon. l.. Brad.
ford Prince, extends the visiting law.
yers very cordial invitation to visit
the rooms of the society in the Gov.
ernor's Palace. The rooms are open
from 10 to II a. m. and from to 4
p. m. If these hours are not conve
nient the rooms will be opened at such
times as are convenient.
$3.50
The visitors to the Capital City this
week, especially the lawyers, are in
vited to make themselves at home in
the rooms of the Santa Fe Board ol
Trade on upper Palace avenue, ad
joining the Prince residence. The
rooms will be open all day.
The reception tonight at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Renehan, will
be notable society event. The bal
at the Palace hotel tomorrow evening
will be a brilliant affair. The bal
room will be handsomely decorated by
A. M. Bergere.
| Mrs. J. w. Reynolds Will tomorrow
noon entertain the judges and the Wis
iting members of the bar at an inform
al luncheon. No invitations have beer
issued and general invitation is ex
tended to all the visiting lawyers.
II
| Hon. Harper l.. Cunningham of Ok
lahoma, will tomorrow Afternoon
make an address on the interesting
subject of the Oklahoma constitution
pointing out its incongruities and in
consistencies.
The presidency Of the Bar associa
ton, goes this year, according Il
custom, to the Third judicial district
e. G. Wade, of Las Cruces, is mos
prominently mentioned for the honor
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Judge w. H. Pope, A. B. Renehal
and Paul A. F. Walter, were at trt
Union depot to receive the associa
tons distinguished guest who hal
quarters at the Palace hotel
The election of officers of .ne Bal
association will take place tomorrow
just before the close of the forenoon
session.