New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-13
CAPITAL cry NEWS IN Brief
General and Personal

d Per1Onal
Attorney Edward D. Tittman, Of
H~illsboro,' Sierra county, was here
looking after some legal business the
first of the week.
Thorton Jones Jr.. and A. A. Sena,
former mounted policeman, Of Las
Vegas were shaking hands with old
pals in the city this week
The handsome new office building
OF the Santa Fe Water and Light
company is nearing completion and
will be a credit to the builders and
the Capital City.
Owing to the increasing demand
for short orders Manager Lupe Her
rcra, of the Coronado hotel has de-
cidcd to keep the dining Don open
until after midnight ~hcnceforth.
Carlos, Dignco has the contract
to erect the new brick bungalow on
Lincoln avenue for Col. Venceslao
Jaralnillo, and work has already be-
gun on the structure, which he *
poets to complete by the first OF
October.
Saturday a little son arrived at
the home of Former Congressman
and Mrs b. c, Hernandez, Hillside
avenue. Mr.. Hernandez declares
that he will be a staunch Republican
and might be president of the Unit
ed States.
Rev. Il. E. Farley and Mrs. Farley
arrived from albuquerque Monday.
Rev. Farley is devoting his entire
time and energy to the prohibition
movement in this state, which the
prohibitionists expect to carry by a
large majority this fall.
DR.. Clinton Costenia1e, Of March
Chunk, Pa, DR.. E. L. Maxwell of
New Orleans, La, DR.. r, H. Nc
Lanahan, U. S. navy and DR.. J. L.
Kessler, dean of Baylor University
OF waco, ieSaS, were VlSitoiS III
Santa Fe during the week.
Miss Frances A. Veitch, stem
ographer of the federal forestry Of
flee here was transferred to Albu-
querque and left Monday for her
new post of duty. Miss Chapman, of
Denver has arrived to fill the posi-
ton vacated by Miss Veitch.
Captain Fred Fornoff, a we'll known
Albuquerque citizen, received a card
from his nephew Fred Fornoff stat
ing 81 am on my way east" Upon
investigating Captain Fornoff found
that the young man had joined the
y. s. Army and is now in France.
Dir. Edgar l. Hewett is expected to
visit the Normal University at Las
Vegas aud deliver a lecture to the
students in the near fture. Doctor
Hewett was the first president of
the institution and has always mani
tested a keen interest in its sue
cess.
DR.. George N. Fleming, who was a
member of the second state legisla-
ture, from Mckinley county, and who
has been living in Minden, Nevada,
for the past two years, has return
ed to New Mexico and located at
Watrous. Mora county. The call of
New Mexico was toe strong for him
to remain permanently away.
Mrs. Mabel Yardley and Mrs. A.
M. Hoy arrived from Taos Wednes-
day and spent a few hours in the
city on their way to Albuquerque.
Mrs. Yardley will go from there to
Los Angeles to spend two or three
months at the coast. Mrs. Hoy will
go to Ell Paso, Texas go for a few
weeks, returning here to visit with
her sister Mrs. Staplin.
Mrs. w. E. Lindsey, Mrs. Walter
NJ. Danburg and other ladies' journ-
ed to Stanley, Saturday afternoon,
where, together with County Agent
Ramirez, they held a rousing meet
ing, attended by most of the people
of the community, at which regis
tration and the conservation of
foods were discussed. Such meet
ings are a fine thing in an educa-
tional way and in bringing about a
understanding locally and
throughout the state.
Walter G. Turley, county highway
superintendent for Rio Arriba, Taos
and San Juan counties, arrived here
Monday night from Velarde and left
the following day in company with
Thomas Hughes, superintendent of
the state p~enitentiary for Rio Ar
riba county, where arrangements will
be completed for the work on the
proposed new road between Abiquiu
and TERRA Amarillo. The work will
be done by the convicts employed on
the state farm in that county, who
have finished the seasons planting.
Captain J. E. Reinburg, state lei
ator from Dona Ana county expects
to leave soon for a station either on
the Atlantic or Pacific coast to re-
enter service in the U. S. Navy, hav-
ing been recalled recently. Captain
Reinburg served in the revenue cut
ter and coast guard for several years.
He was an experienced sea captain
before entering the U. S. service.
One of his sons is serving as an Of
in the navy and another is at
West Point. Three of his brothers
are in the service, one with General
Pershing in France, one serving with
the English fleet and the other
is an officer in the navy.