New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-02-16
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal
Attorney w. A. Hawkins of III Pasp
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Judge ". c. Aechem OF Socorro
was in the city the first OF the week.
p. NJ. Dolan merchant of Taos
was in the city several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Joseph of the Ole
Calientc Hot Springs were in town
over Sunday.
Hon. Malaquias Martinez of Taoi
came down Wednesday to take a
look in on the legislature.
F. A. Jones. president of the Schoo
OF Mines at Socorro is in the city
in the interests of that institution.
B. C. Broomc. of the state en-
gineer's office, and Mrs. Broomt
have returned from an extended
visit with friends in the East,
Geo. F. Albright, formerly of the
firm Of Albright and Anderson. the
leading printing firm OF the state
is in the city.
The Scottish Rite Masons are max
ing elaborate preparations Tor theit
reunion and the entertainment of
their candidates and guests next
week.
The Royal Arch Masons at
their meeting Monday night con
ierrcd the Royal Arch degree on
Frank N. Thompson, L, B. WooterS
and A. L, Ait.
hmbrosio Duran and wife of this
llty, are the proud parents of a
nine pound baby boy which the
stork left at their home last Tues
day morning.
Prof. w. +. Osborne, president of
the State Normal at FL Rito is in
the city to represent his institution
in its demands for more money for
The next two years.
c. A. Whited, the pioneer silver
and goldsmith of Ration, went to
Santa Fe the latter part Of last week
TO look after some business mat
tiers. and to look in upon the work
OF the legislaturc.-Raton Reporter.
William Mexican of Taos, who was
a member Of the constitutional con
vention has been in the city the
past few days on legal business and
incidentally renewing old acquain-
tances and making a lot of new
ones,
One Of the Portales newspapers
says p. r. Jordan, w Fl. Garrett
ana w. II. Ball left Sunday morning
for Santa Fe to bring what influence
thew could to bear to prevent the
cutting off of twenty-five town
ships of Roosevelt county.
Frank p. Marion, who has filled
the office of deputy state treasurer
carefully and well for the past five
years has gone to Albuquerque where
he will be connected with IL of
the financial institutions in which
his uncle o, N Marion is interest
ed.
Prof. J. A. Jcancon, OF Colorado
Springs, organist at the Scottish Rite
reunions, has arrived and is conduct
ing rehearsals with the Scottish
Rite choir preparatory to the con-
cert of next Sunday evening and
the music for the degree work next
week.
GUY Reed, OF Carlsbad, who has
been in San Diego for many months
past, serving as the secretary OF the
New Mexico Board of Exposition
Managers has returned to the state
and will spend several weeks in
this city before returning to the
Pecos Valley.
D. K. B. Sellers, Albuquerque
booster was in the city a couple
OF days this week-he was after so
many things for Albuquerque that
we will not try to enumerate them
he wanted the legislature to pass
over the whole. cheese, that's all,
but of course he had it itemizcd and
~ reasons for each item.
The Stanley Real Estate Company
vas formed during the past week
ty c. b. Estes and w. J, Lomax
both of Stanley. a prosperous farm
ing community in the southern part
q this county. These gentlemen will
dea. in farms, cattle ranches and
real estate generally. Mr.. Estes was
in this city during the week to ar
range business connections.
Dr.. c. c. CahiIl Of Springer was in
the city a couple of days during the
week Doc likes to come down oc-
o~asionally while the s%olons are in
session and renew old acqiaintances
Of which he has many in the capital
city. Doc says everything and every
body at Springer is prosperous and
many new Improvements are being
nut in which mean even better times
and more people for that section OF
the state. The acreage farmed has
also increased a great deal during
the past two years.
Grandpa Groves received a tele-
gram Monday moo which informed
him that he is now entitled to use
that title. Mr.. Roberts wired that
it is a ten pound boy and that moth
er and child are both getting along
nicely. Nj Roberts was formerly
Miss Jdne tnovcs and taught in the
primary department of the city
schools here for a couple of terms.
Crandpa-yes that's Matt, yes the
same Groves that is on the corpora
ton commission, but he didn't know
anything about anything only ten
pound boys for a day or two this
week.