New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-08-13

James O'Brien and Miss Marie
O'Brien, of Eden Valley, Minnesota,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Joerns.
DIR. T. p. Martin of Taos. who was
here several days attending his pa
tient James Martinez at St. Vim
cents sanitarium, returned to his
home Monday.
Chairman Hugh II. Williams, IF
the state corporation commission, is
in Minneapolis attending the Knights
of Pythias national convention. Mr..
Williams is supreme representative
of the order for this state.
Mr. and Mrs. Malaquias MARTINEZ
of Taos, have been spending the
week in the Capital City. on account
OF the illness of their son James, who
underwent an operation at St. Vim
cents Sanitarium last Saturday,
and whose condition is improving
very nicely.
Mayor and Mrs. 7. Z. Winter left
Tuesday for Las Vegas where they
will visit their daughter Mrs. Albert
Dorff. From there they will go to
Oregon and Washington via Denver,
Colorado. and Salt Lake City. and
while absent will visit their son
Boyd and his wife in Oregon.
The heating plant at the u. ).
Indian School near this city is be-
ing increased by the addition of a
third 80 horse power boiler. This
will provide sufficient heat so that
all the buildings can be heated from
one central plant. Heretofore part
OF the buildings have had individual
furnaces.
The base bali game last Sunday
at the College grounds resulted in
a victory for the albuquerque play
ers over the home team, the score
being 9 to 0. This gave the Duke
CITY twirlers 2 out of ) of the games
with them during the season, Next
game will be played in Albuquer-
que Sunday.
Preparations are being made by
the Indians OF the Hopi villages for
their annual Snake Dance Ceremc-
MES. which will conclude with the
| dance from August IS to Is, beng
much earlier than usual. The dances
this ear will be held in the villages
Of Oraibi, Shumopvi, and %Shipaulovi
aud the men of the Rlue and Drab
Flute and OF the Antelope aud the
/ Snake fr~aternities will stage them,
\ number of Santa Fe people expect
TO attend the ceremonies.
+. +. Williams, a brother OF II.
IT. Williams of the state corpora
ton commission, was injured in a
railroad wreck on the Deming branch
Of the Santa Fe. a few miles west
of Rincon on Tuesday evening. Just
how serious the injury is has not
! yet been learned here. but he had
to be taken to a hospital at FL Pas1
for treatment. Mr.. Williams was
the conductor in charge OF the train
which was a freight consisting OF 81
cars, 20 OF which are said to have
gone into the ditch, completely block
aiding traffic on that branch for a
time.
O. {. King, local representative OF
the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, returned Wednesday even
ing from the Yosemite National
Park in California where all the
Western representatives. of that
company. who had written a certain
amount Of business during the year,
held a convention. The meeting was
a success intellectually. socially aud
in A business way. One OF the things
which the larger agency representa-
tivcs discussed at length was ser
vice TO policy holders" which : one
Of the things the Equitable makes -
practice OF and demands OF its
agents.
II. F. GRAY, chief of sanitation ior
the state health department. an
nounce that the department has en-
tered into a Joint agreement with
the forest service and the water
company for a patrol OF the Santa
Fe river drainage basin. Rules limit
ing and prohibiting certain unsanitary
practices Of campers and others
have been adopted and viii be en-
forced by arrests under the state
health laws and withdrawal of CAMP
ing permits by the forests service.
Among other things the rules re-
1uire 'hc burning of all garbage and
prohibit bathing above the reservoir
in which the city supply OF wate'
is stored.
People who love horses. ponies.
and dogs. and there are few of Us
who do not, may be interested in
The v1ws that this year Gentry
Brothers are carrying with their ia
nous shows a veterinarian. a high
Is specialized surgeon and practi-
cioncr, who explains to visitors in
'erestcl in animals how Gentry
Brothcr. carry over 200 ponies on
the road and never have any III for
any great length OF time. This is
true o' the Gentry horses and dogs.
al o 'n say nothing OF the VIII
animals in the interesting mena
gerie Of the circus.
TIE veterinary surgeon invites
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