New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-14

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Elmer E. Veeder Of Las Vegas was
in the city this week. Mr.. Veeder is
being mentioned by some of the
Democrats as a possibility for gsi-
bernatoriai nominee in the fall cleo
ton.
Harold D. Brook. formerly Of
Santa Fe, accompanied by Mrs.
Brook and their twin daughters are
in the city for a visit. Mr.. Brook
is now agricultural agent for Dona
Ana county.
Assistant State Superintendent of
Edvcation John Conway is on a trip
to several of the teachers institutes
now in progress. He visited Carri-
zozo on Monday and Tucumcari on
Tuesday Of this week.
Friends of Thomas Benton Catron
of this city state that he will be an
active candidate for the Republican
nomination as United States Senator
this fall Mr.. Catron was New Mex
ico's first senator for the long term,
Mrs. Alois B. kenehan and son,
Neil Lord, have gone to visit Neirs
brother, DeForest Lord who is in the
officers training school at Camp Sher-
idan. Before returning home they
will also visit relatives in Buffalo.
New York.
Chas, Munich has resigned his
place as store keeper at the N. M. C..
shops, to take effect Sunday evening
and will return to Santa Fee. His
place will be taken by +. Cox, who
formerly worked there in the am
rapacity.-Estanoia Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, of San Fran
cisco, California, stopped over Tues
day on a brief visit with their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. Compton. en-
route to Kentucky and other eastern
on a visit. They are making
the trip overland in an auto.
Rev. J. W. Hamblin and family, of
Cass City, Michigan, will arrive the
part of this month to reside
in Santa Fc. Rev Hamblin has ac-
the call TO the pulpi. OF the
First Presbyterian church and will
take up his duties the first Sunday
in July.
Mrs. J. H. Sharp, OF New York,
who spends the sunmer months at
the beautiful Sharp's studio in Taos,
passed through the city during the
week enroute to Pasadena, Califor-
MIA in response to a telegram an
nuuncing the serious illness OF her
mother
1t is estimated that 1000 people
participated in the DE Vargas Pro-
cession", which was held Sunday at
fcrnoon This is an annual event in
fulfillmcut OF a vow alleged to have
been made by Don Diego De Vargas
in 1908, in enumeration Of the con-
quest of New Mexico from the Puc-
bio Indians.
Federal Judge Colin Neblett and
United States district attorney Sum
mcrs Burkart. Deputy United States
Marshall William Rose. and Deputy
District clerk A. l.. linn left Mon
day afternoon for Camp Cody, Dem
ing, where 200 soldiers mostly from
the Minnesota National guard are
to receive naturalization papers.
l.. !. Charles. assistant state en-
returned from a short visit
to the Buchanan bridge this week,
Of some 400 feet length which
will be completed in several weeks,
thus improving the route to points
Of scenic aud archaeological inter
est in the vicinity OF Santa Fe.
Henry Krick Jr., OF this city died
the s|anitorium in this city Sat-
urday morning following an illness
Of about a month. Only a short
time ago Mr.. Krick appeared to bt
in the best of health and being d
Young man, his death was a surprise
and shock to the many friends of
the Krick family in this city.
Charles Springer. chairman OF the
state council OF defense and holder
of several other important state
chairmanships without compensation,
returned from Cirnarron Monday,
where for the first time in several
months he inspected an irrigation
project in which he is the principal
stockholder, which is being con-
structed at a cost of a million and
a half dollars.
A. d. Grille, president OF the state
college of agriculture is in the city
in the interests of his institution.
The college has been designated by
the government as a training school
for army officers, who after a three
year course as enlisted men receive
the commission of second lieutenant