New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-10-27

again dltCl otSSiat aoJo AAASS
Democratic candidates, c. A. DAY.
isson and H. L. Patton were in the
city the first of the week.
Rapid progress is now being made
in the construction of the new
museum building.
Attorney John R. McFie, Jr., re-
turned to Gallup after attending U.
S. court in this city for several
days.
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell. was in
town Wednesday and left that ev-
ening for Las Vegas.
A. c. Voorhees,, of Ration, was in
the city Wednesday on business be-
fore the u. S. Court.
Geo. T. Cowing, one Of the pen
pushers at Republican headquarters,
visited Albuquerque Monday.
Attorney w. c. Reid, of Albuquer-
que and Roswell is in the city in
attendance at the term Of U. S.
Court.
Wilbur Dunlavy. formerly a mer-
chant in Torrance county, was in
the city a couple Of days during
the week.
Chas. B. Barker represented the
State Land Office at the dedication
Of the Elephant Butte Dam in Sierra
county last week.
Arrangements have been made by
the Republican headquarters in this
city for full, election returns OF
the night OF November 9TH.
Mrs. D. s. Lowitzki and children
left for the east the first of the
week. She will be gone for some
time and may remain permanently.
Mayor w. G. Sargent and Judge
Frank w. Parker were among the
Albuquerque visitors on the occasion
of R~oosevelt's visit to that city.
Monday.
A large number of Santa Fe peo-
pie visited Albuquerque Monday to
hear Col. Roosevelt. Part of them
attended the banquet held in his
honor that evening.
Most of the business men of San
ia Fe have agreed to decorate their
show windows and the fronts Of
their places of business during the
teachers meeting next month.
A large number of Santa Fe
ladies devoted Wednesday to rails
ing money to assist in the construc-
ton of a recreation hall for the
New Mexico National Guards on the
border.
Prof. ]. H. Wagner has been home
for the past four or five days. He
leaves again today for the southern
part of the state where he will again
Join the Republican campaign party.
Republican county candidates, Geo.
Kinsell, c. c. Closson, M. A:
J. V. Conway, J.. o. Pine and
are campaigning in the south
ern part of the county this week.
The State Board OF Pharmacy held
a meeting at Albuquerque the first OF
the week. John N. Zook, of this
city. who is a member of the board,
attended the meeting.
The committee in charge OF ar
engagements for the Teachers Asso'
citation meeting next month Is work.
- t-- atn,r rran0 rntfnnC m
properly feed, house and entertain
who visit here at that time.
Mr.. Parks Of the Santa Fe Hay
& Grain company, has sold out to
Mr.. Davis, one of the well known
clerks in the Kaune store for the
past three years.
Attorney E. F. Studley, of Ration,
in the city Monday and left
Tuesday for Albuquerque to hear
Col. Roosevelt, in whose company he
vas ar officer during the Spanish
American way.
R. L. D. McAIlister, one OF the
of the Morning Journal, is
n the city assisting the Democratic
lot air bureau in its campaign of
,xcuses for Democratic candidates.
District Attorney, Alex Read, is
.am~paipning in Rio Arriba county
md will return to Santa Fe about
he 3rd or 4th Of November.
The Ladies Of the Womens Board
# Trade are making preparations to
erve meals during the teachers as
ociation convention next month at
he Scottish Rite Cathedral and the !
Aid Society of the Presby-
erian church are arranging to serve {
and evening banquet at the 4,
Vomens Board Of Trade Building .
Washington avenue. I
The moving picture attractions at :
he Paris Theatre have been un-
suaily good during the past two {
7eeks. Next weeks program is ev- l
n better. The Paris deserves much
for the splendid line of pic
ures they bring to this city. .
Yesterday was tag day in this $
;ty for the purpose of raising funds e
, send TO the Armenians. Sunday o
-as devoted to the same purpose v
V the local churches. who were il
cry successful. one of them having a
aised over $4,000 at the close of c
lie morning services. c
State Senator Isaac Barth, of Al t
u~querque, was in the city Monday. &
e is a candidate OF the Demo- &
-atic party for state senator in op- q
TO w. IT. Chrisman, the K