New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-05-28

A garden supper party was given
at Roswell Tuesday evening by Her
bert ]. Hagerman in honor of Cen
eral Dickman and Governor o. A.
Larrazolo.
Mrs. Josefa Trujillo, Of San Pedro
u years old, died in this city Tues
day morning from paralysis. She is
survived by one son who resides in
San Pedro. Funeral services were
held at the cathedral and interment
in Rosario cemetery.
The Santa Fe club, which has its
quarters in the De Vargas hotel will
move to the Griffin block on the cor
ner Of Palace and Washington ave-
nues. A pool table will be provided
for the entertainment of the mem
bers, also card and rest rooms.
Governor o. A. Larrazolo, Ad-
~jutart General J. A. Baca, Game
Warden Thomas p. Gable and WHY
Parsons clerk of the federal court
attended the commencement exer-
cises of the N. N. Military Insti-
tute which were held at Roswell this
week.
The old historic one-story barn al
Glorieta that was used in the days
of the ~stagecoach when travellers
iourneyed over the Santa Fe trail
was destroyed by fire Saturday and
two horses were burned to death,
The origin of the fire has not been
ascertained.
George Lougee. of the state de
partment of education, visited Daw-
son the early part of the week and
addressed the pupils of the schools
and their parents at the large opera
house, one of the largest in the
state The event being the close OF
a very successful term Of school.
Maria Santos Moya, 30 years old
died at her home on Canyon Road
Saturday morning. She is survived
by an aged sister with whom she
made her home, Funeral services
were held at St. Francis cathedral
Monday morning and interment took
place in Rosario cemetery.
George l.. Ulrick, banker and cat
tie mar of Carrizozo. was in town on
business Saturday. Mr.. Ulrick informs
that the crop and range CON
ditions in his section Of the state are
good, there has not been quite as
much rain as needed, but there has
been enough so that the growing
conditions are fairly good.
Charles A. Siringo, the popular
writer, who made quite a
Cowboy" is now engaged writing the
I'fc OF Billy the Kid. Mr.. Sirineo
him personally and is perfect
familiar with his complete story.
He expects to have the book printed
and ready for distribution earlyi,
his summer.
Mrs. N. NJ. Thornton, died at her
IN Don Casper avenue, Mon
Law afternoon after a brief illness.
While Mrs. Thornton did not enjov
perfect health her death was a shock
o IN unusually large circle of friends
n this city where she had resided
'or a number of years. She had al
led a very active life. Funeral
arrangements are pending until the
of relatives from Kansas.
T~hirty-five new diptheria cases
we're reported last week to the state
department according to the
summary issued Tuesday 4
Oiptheria had made gains in eight
counties, including San Miguel where
here are l8 cases. The other coun-
les are; Bernalillo, l; Torrance, 3:
|; Mora. 3; Taos, |: Union. /
!; Lincoln, 6. Measles are still quite
'revelant, Bernalillo county leads
With Is cases. ;
Lieutenant Governor B. +. Pankey. :
addressed the Santa Fe high school
IN the subject of making a success
# life, yesterday morning. We are
dad to see the schools waking mp
o the necessity of instruction along
PRACTICAL lines, instead OF confininp ,
themselves entirely to theory. Mr..
who has made a success OF /
lie in both a business way and as a
ubstantial citizen, is the knd OF a :
nan whose advice is worth taking I