New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-05-03

W.
day for Montana.
surveyor generals office left Fri
A. M. Bergere has returned from
Camp kearny, California, where he
visited his son Lieutenant Luna
BerGere.
Judge Lorin c. Collins has gone to
Denver to visit his family who have
been in the Colorado city for sew
eral months.
Mrs. w. f. Lindsey. first lady Of
the state was the honor guest at
several social functions while in Al
huqucrque last week,
P. d. wilkins. of Roswell. who
was serving on the federal grand
jury, returned to his home the lat
ter part of last week
Miss Marian Cartwright, Of Ccrri-
Hos. banishcd school worries for a
few hours and spent the weekend
with relatives in the city.
Attorney NJ. c. Spicer, Of Socorro,
was in the city two or three days
during the week on business before
the Supreme and Federal courts.
Miss Ruth Stafford of the Fores-
try office returned this week from
a visit to her brother Capt, Ed. SAT-
ford and his family at Camp Kearny,
Calf.
Don P. Johnston, assistant district
forester with headquarters at Albu-
urcrque was a visitor in the city
during the week on forestry bust
ness.
Mrs. J. L. Seligman and daughter
Miss Beatrice Seliqnan will attend
the graduation of Midshipman Nor
ton Scligman AT Annapolis, Md, carly
il June.
Vic Culbcrson, of Silver City. pre-
sidcnt of the New Mexico Cattle
and Horse Growers association. was
a business visitor in Santa Fe a'few
DAYS this week.
Good progress is being made by
Contractor Kenney, who is moving
the City Hall from its former loca-
ton to the new one, opposite the
De Vargas Hotel.
The Forestry service has shipped
many thousands of hardy young for
est trees to this city to be used in
an attempt to re-forcst the top of
Mt. Badly northeast of the city.
George i.cngcc. chief clerk on Il p
state DEPARTMENT o! education N!t
7 ursday for Fort Sumner to deliver
The commencement address at the
tigh school in that city this ever.
ing
Elmer T. Vceder, OF Las Vega,
cnroute to Albuquerque came up
from Lamy for a brief visit in the
capital city this week and to take
another look at the Governors
Mansion.
DR.. A. Davis, Phil Jacgers and NJ.
G.. Montova. members of the exemp-
ton board in Sandoval county were
in the city Thursday comforting with
Captain r. c. Reid, federal disburs-
ing officer.
The Auto and Taxi service men of
the city have found it necessary to
increase their rates for town calls
from twenty five to fifty cents. The
new prices became effective on the
first of this month.
J. Fl. Wagner, state school super
intenden,t. ]. V. Conway, assistant
superintendent and P. Herbert Bra
Me newspaper man of Durango.
Colorado, left by auto Sunday for
San Juan county via Gallup.
A fellow in the northern part OF
the state predicts tha4 the war will
end in 90 days and the reason he
advances for his phrophecy is the
fact that a distant relative of his
has enlisted and he says that this
fellow never held a job more than
90 days.
Denied the opportunity to fly for
the allies "over there" Ashley Pond
has hurried to get admitted to the
Red Cross ambulance corps and ex-
poets to sail for France within a
short time, where he will drive an
ambulance at the front.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Snyder and
daughter Margaret left We'd
nesday for New York. Mr.. Snyder !
was superintendent of the U. S. In
dian School here and resigned sew
eral weeks ago to go back to his
farm near Albany.
Weather Bureau reports indicate
hat the drouth is unbroken in the
part of the State and that
he range is poor and stock thin.
n the northern sections the rain
has been greater. the range is
good condition. and live stock
fairly we'll.
Attorney William Mexican, secre-
airy of the Taos county council of
License was a business visitor in the
:ity during the week. He also
Ittended the Red Cross meeting at
las Vegas Monday representing the
Taos county Red Cross chapter. He
eturned home Wednesday morning
B. NJ. Werley and H. w. Browne.