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r ROUSING TERRIBLE ROOSEVELT MARINE RECEPTION DISASTER

The People of New Mexico at Their Capital City The Clyde Liner. Saginaw, IVas Cut in Two by Received the PresidentiWith Great Fervor the Old Dominion Liner, Hamilton, at an and True Gladness. Early Hour This Morning.

RINGING ADDRESS STIRS TWENTY-NIN-E PERSONS THE HEARTS OF THE SAVED AND THIRTY PEOPLE DEEPLY WERE DROWNED

at the 7 came from The Presidential train arrived pie the west chiefly, some New York, May 5. A dispatch from cleanly as if it had been done by men in Santa. Fe .depot on time J) o'clock from the east, from the south and some a Im- at, Norfolk reports that the Old Dominion dry dock. The stern sank almost a Salute from the so ? , this morning, and presidential north, that every section mediately and the forward part fted 21 was fired as the trSin slowed was In it. liner Hamilton and the Clyde LlnorSag-ina- of guns represented They varied in several hundred yards. As soon as at the station.- As President Roose- I wealth, of birth and were in and a number of up place creed. Some collision, possible the boats of the Hamilton which from the train, he was were born on this side of velt alighted the water, passengers were drowned. A long dis- bad been made after the collision, Otero and May- some on ready welcomed by Governor the other side. Some had come tance to the were Presi- telephone report Evening lowered. or Sparks, who introduced the to New Mexico as did your ancestors, ' World places the number of drowned at The thick fog made it Impossible for to the reception committee. Governor, at a time when not one En- dent city twenty The collision occurred at 12:40 the crew of the Hamilton to work F, 1st Regiment of Infantry, glish speaking existed on Company community a. in. off ling Island. The Saginaw was and In a few minutes before the New Mexico National Guard of this the Atlantic seaboard, some were the quickly bound for Philadelphia from Norfolk. boats reached her the was city, was drawn up on either side of descendants of men whose forefathers Saginaw She carried a crow of forty men and down. She settled and the walk leading to the carriage. As were among the early Puritans and Pil going slowly twenty The Hamilton car- went the President, hat in hand, walked to grims; some the descendants of those passengers. then. down with a suction that ried a full crew and moro one hun- tlie his between the Governor and whose forefathers had settled the than almost drew boat j of the Hamilton carriage by dred Soon the Mayor, the crowd of 5,000 people as- banks of the James even before the passengers. after passing afterylior. ln the darkness could be sembled, cheered lustily. Mr. Roose- Pilgrims and Puritans came to this the Jersey coast, the Hamilton ran into heard the crles of these on theSaginaw, a which lasted Is be- velt had scarcely entered his carriage country, but after your people came. fog all night. It In the water and clinging Jo wreckage roses tbfc which was decorated with white There were many In that regiment lieved this fog was responsible for was a number of persons sTnd as many and drawn by a team of handsome who were born or whose parents were accident. as possible of these were pull"d 'nto the on THEODORE ROOSEVELT, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES white horses, when his eyes rested born in England, Ireland, Germany and The Hamilton was going at three quar- boats of the Hamilton. .When the sur- hello Major Frederick Muller. "Well, France, but there was not a man In ters speed off Hog Island, when the pas- vivors were taken on board the Hamil- and as the Fritz," said the President, that regiment, no matter what his sengers were suddenly thrown from ton, they were made comfortable and and extended his creed or the men aven- the school and the Major dismounted nationality, who was not an who are bound to me by ties between Lincoln and Washington wholly depend upon their berths and in an Instant all was after waiting aronnd to pick up any one Mr. Roosevelt continued "I am American and in that are closer ues on the side of Plaza and church. Education must come in the hand, nothing else. We had than any ties that north the confusion and as the passengers man- that might have clung to 'wreckage the to see you Fritz." He that of could me the President as follows to the family also, and no father or mother is very glad regiment representatives the possibly knit to any other spoke aged to reach the deck they learned Hamilton proceeded on her way. She shook the Major's hand warmly. Two real,, original, native American. There Doay of men at school children: a'good citizen unless he or she does all any future time in my there had been a collision. In the fog was only slightly damaged. The Sagi- or three others In the crowd stepped was In the regiment but one kind of life. Good-bye- ." that is possible to give their children TO THE SCHOOL CHILD- could be seen dimly, across the bows of naw was sunk in ten fathoms of water forward and the President shook among those men and was SPEECH sound minds, sound bodies and what rivalry that When the President the Hamilton, a steamer about her own and ber masts were left out of hands with them. The parade then a of each man to eee he had finished REN. counts for more than mind or body, sticking rivalry if speaking, he Mrs. size. Those on board the other steam- the water. moved off toward the Capitol building. could not do his a little better greeted Otero, Mrs. "It Is the greatest pleasure to me to character. The character that will duty Prince, Mrs. and Mrs. shouted were The to a from Fortress Sheriff H. C. Kinsell and deputies than any other man, and short would Laughlin Sparks, see all the children here today. I want make them in the future good hus ship tbey sinking. According dispatch and shook hands with them and a was struck about twenty feet Monroe, the number of headed the procession. Then came have been the shrift of any man In to greet all the schools, including the bands, good wives, good sons, good Saginaw persons rescued number of other ladles of on from the stern on tbestarboord side and the Hamilton was 29. Grand Marshal George W. Knaebel, his that regiment who did not do his the party United States government Indian daughters, good fathers and mothers. by This report the steps. stern been as the of chief aloe, Page B. Otero, and Special whole duty. We had in the school, and to say that nothing has good friends and good neighbors, good her had cut through places number drowned at 30. serving Then Aide George H. Cross. The remaining ranks, men of industry, wealth and commenced the drive over the pleased me more at Santa Fe than to citizens of the state. Good luck go with aides to the grand marshal were sta- men who all their lives have earned city. A stop was made at ancient San see the care being taken for the edu- you." the Miguel church where the President next - to After the mansion and bunting. The first arch was situa- tioned at different places along each day's bread by that day's labor, cation of the generation;- train The then moved on and turn- leaving governor's organiza- spent ten minutes the interior them In In more parade the was driven to the and ted near the Santa Fe It was procession. The following and they stood on a footing of exact viewing mind, body and, than ed north on Washington avenue. As party depot depot. came in the order named: of the historic building. The next In to make to for On of evergreens and worked ov- tions then equality. It would have been impossi- all, character; themiflt the President's carriage passed under departed Albuquerque. special bunting, commanding the stop was made at the Cathedral. Here men arid womerj. The Gov- er a frame structure. At the end Major O. G. Myhre, ble for a feeling of jealousy or envy to do their work as the arch in front of the Executive Invitation of President Roosevelt to ot staff, mounted. the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. future of New rvid Montezuma avenue was a second arch National Guard, and have existed. George K.e)rU;uv: tralt'on mansion, Estella Bergere, dressed as ernor Otero, Col. W. H. H. Lewellyn, of Infantry, W, Armljo was baptised. President in of the same and a Company F, 1st Regiment TERRITORIAL DIFFICULTIES. importance the Union, depends upon the Goddess of Liberty, dropped a Major Frederick Muller, Col. Geo. W. material, third built commanded by. Captain Roosevelt and Governor Otero acted as the In which the next on the same plan curved over the en. of this city, "I do appreciate to the full, Governor, way generation wreath of roses which the President Knaebel, Territorial Secretaiy J. W. ; Las Vegas Normal witnesses to the baptismal ceremony handles the attitude of the trance to the Capitol The Juan Shoemaker all the difficulties under which you la- Itself, upon caught. Rising in the carriage, he Raynolds, Surveyor General Morgan 0, grounds. " which was performed the Vicar- - women the walk to the School Band; the Cleveland uray, bor, and I think that by men and of the future, doffed his hat to the little lady amid a Col. R. E. Twltchell, leading Capitol building Com- your progress u. Llewellyn, George of Cleveland, O.; General, the fit. Rev. Anthony Four-cheg- and of towards the was roped off and the supports were organization has been astonishing. I congratulate boys girls today, shower of roses. W. Armljo and others accompanied him 1st Regiment of Infantry, New The child, who was born April home, the family and their life work; wound with bunting. The wood work pany K, you on all that has been done and I am At the' Executive Mansion, the to Albuquerque. Mexico National Guard, of Las Vegas, 9, was christened Theodore Roosevelt their attitude In reference to their of the speaker's stand which was built certain that the future will far more President and the The farewell between the President A. R. DaCosta, commanding; Manderfleld Armijo. At the conclusion neighbors; their attitude In reference alighted party out from the steps of the capltol was Captain than make good the past. More, I be- entered the Gubernatorial Residence, and the Riders was touching. Carleton Post, G. A. R., of this city. of the cermony the party moved on to to the state. I cannot pretend to make Rough covered with evergreens, and the huge lieve we have come upon an era of the an was held. After hands with all of them followed Brigadier General W. H. Fort Marcy. any elaborate address upon education where informal reception shaking pillars were wound with flags of the Then fullest development for New Mexico. as Col. general of New BOOK now. To can This was not on the program, but and as the train was leaving national colors. Just above the en- Whlteman, adjutant That development, must, of course, THE PRESENTED. the teachers I only say staff. God You are work which there was time enough for it, the pres- Roosevelt doffed his hat and waiving trance to the building was a of Mexico, and take place through the foresight, Upon reaching Fort Marcy, the Pres speed. doing picture First Regiment of ident did not Is to ident a wish to meet some of his hand called "Good bye boys." "Good Mr. double life set The band of the thrift and industry of the citizens of leave his carriage, but literally of vital consequence the expressed Roosevelt, sized, in Mexico National Guard, viewed with to the citizens and ladies of the city. The Teddy" the Rough Riders In a wreath of Two Cavalry, New New Mexico, but the government can much admiration the beau- state, the nation and upon the bye sang evergreen. large flags marched in the rear of the adjutant tiful scenic panorama spread out be training of the next generation will following ladles assisted Mrs. Otero; chorus. hung above the picture and were drawn car- help somewhat and the government and staff. The President's fore him. Then and there, the souven- largely depend the future of the com- Mrs. J. W. Raynolds, Mrs. John E. aside at the bottom. The entire build- general a will help somewhat. came next, surrounded by ir book, containing a historical sketch monwealth . If you can train your McFie, Mrs. Daniel H. McMillan of ing was decorated with a profusion of riage under FOREST RESERVES. ROOSEVELT of mounted Rough Riders of the City of Santa Fe, boys and so that as men and Mrs. J. S. Duncan of Las flags and bunting. Along the line ot troop In "This is a great grazing state and Is finely printed girls Socorro, the command of Major Fritz Muller. and illustrated, exquisitely bound in a women they will be able to hold their Mrs. of Tierra Amarilla, march the decorations were numerous Roosevelt one of its greatest industries in it. 1 Vegas, Murry the with President levant and filigree gold cover, was pre- own, and yet scorn to wrong any Mrs. F. O. Blood, of Las Vegas, Mrs. DAY ECHOES and elaborate. At St. Michael's College carriage Loeb, wish to bespeak your support of the Otero, William sented to hfm with a few if shall be fearless In Sellg-ma- the building was enshrouded In were Governor forest reserves of the state. Its forest appropriate neighbor they Frost, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. J. L. flags to the President, and Mayor remarks by Mayor The Presi asserting his or her own against A. and bunting while the 200 students of secretary reserves are created and are up Sparks. right Mrs. G. W. Knaebel, Mrs. B. After the presidential carriage kept dent received the with evident oppression and yet scrupulous and the Institution were congregated on the Sparks. mem- in the interests of the home-maker- s. In gift Renehan, Mrs. J. H. Sloan, and the COMMITTEES IN CHARGE. 20 containing the and thanked the of San- - honest In his or her and to try portico and below. Old came carriages of them there Is much natural pleasure City duty Misses Baum of Omaha, Jean LaRbe of Committee on Arrangements and Ex- Glory proudly party; Colonel many ta its most hearti to bear to some extent the brothers' or waived from the top of the bers of the presidential Where that is the case the Fe, through mayor, Las Miss Burns of Tierra ecutive Committee: I. Sparks, chair- building. chairman of the pasturage. for the souvenir. sisters' burden. If you can do that Vegas, Loretto Academy was decorated with W. H. H. Llewellyn, is to have that used ly very unique and Nina Otero. man; John R. McFie, N. B. Laughlin, committee and the object pasturage After the the drive took will have rendered a service such Amarilla, flags and evergreens, arran- territorial reception of leaving fort, you left Exec- E. L. Bartlett, A. B. Renehan, and the tastefully General E. by the settler, used by the people in As the President today the The children of the school member of that committee; the party to the Plaza by the way of as no other people the community chairman of each committee. A. Staab, ged. about the re- the territory, not eaten out so that utive Mansion on the way to the depot, 104 In were In L. Bartlett, chairman of city Federal street and Grant avenue. As can have rendered. To the boys and J. D. Muller. number assembled front members of nobody will have any benefit after the ode "Our Hero," composed by Miss Sena, Captain Frederick committee, and the the party drove into the Plaza the as girls all, I can say, I believe In work. I S. of the building and waived flags of the ception three . I do not want the land was Finance: J. H. Vaughn, chairman; Thereafter were many years sembled of the schools believe In hard while you Cecily Myrtle Boyle of this city, national colors as the passed.' the latter. to see pupils public play. Play G. Cartwrlght, Arthur Seligman, J. W. party d offteials and skinned. I want it preserved and well the girl carriages-occupie- by and the different educational institu- play and while you work, don't play at very sweetly sung by - The girls were attired in dresses, of and for the benefit of the man Akers, George W. Knaebel and Mar- citizens. kept tions, waved their and cheered at all. I think that Is sound doctrine for pupils of Loretto Academy and the city white and wore ribbons of the acade- prominent who wants to see It used for bene- flags celino Garcia. GREETED. the grown-up- s too. school. The Prosident was CORDIALLY the top of their lungs. President Roose the I congratulate you high visibly Decorations: A. M. chair my colors, red, white and blue. Over Capl-t- ol fit of his children and children's chil- Bergere, the parade moved on to the velt rose in his and bowed to people of New Mexico on what, after moved and pleasantly affected. He rose the entrance to the grounds of St. As the to use re- carriage man; E. C. Abbott, Arthur Boyle, D. 10,000 people who had dren. That is way the of the Is best can In bared his and Vincent's Sanitarium was a grounds, the the children as the entire circuit all, the very product you his carriage, head, M. White, James L. Seligman and Jose pretty arch cheered vociferously. sources of the land. I build no small children. And believe to of the Sanitarium gathered there Plaza was made. The Capital City have, the I they bowed bis acknowledment the sing- D. Sena. bunting and and hope upon the aid that under the wise 1 of the building were throng, Band, the Las Normal School are all in quality and quantity. them "Good-bye.- " Hospital were handsomely decorated. The steps ex- Vegas right ers, wafting Carriages: I. Sparks, chairman; A. J. and elegantly attired law of congress, will ultimately be United like stock and I want to see It rooms As the moved to the Executive ed with handsome Band and the band from the your A short stop was made at the Fischer, Evarlsto Lucero, Charles W. party handker-chief- s tended to this, as to other states and too. want to see it mansion on avenue ladles and a sea of fluttering States Industrial Indian School played kept up I kept up of the Historical Society of New Mexico Dudrow and Charles Washington the Roosevelt as he as- territories, in the way of reservoir aid therefore each fathef Haspelmath. word "Welcome" In greeted Mr. patriotic airs. After completing the worthily and let where the President Inspected the The list of aides to Grand Marshal large letters, of stand. to Is to be In the ed- steps to the speaker's Irrigation. Irrigation circuit of the the President's and mother bear In mind that the historical and evergreen strung above the , street,' cended the the most factor In the Plaza, many subjects antiquities George W. Knaebel who performed du was the signal for loud future potent when about half way ucation of your children should not with interest. greeted the party. Farther north; on" His appearance was of this terri carriage stopped great ty today Is:' Page B. Otero, chief aide, continued applause. He agricultural development the same street and almost directly In tnd long one of the which will George H. Cross, special aide, W. H. welcomed by Governor Otero tory and factors front of the Executive mansion stood ordlally Newcomb, Rev. Vincent Thomas, W. 3. him to the Im- do most towards fitting It and towards the last and most decorated who then presented Dr. David Knapp, W. F. elaborately bringing it up to statehood. Nothing Slaughter, arch. Stationed the of this was mense erod. W. H. Goebel, J. W. Akers, A. at top FIRST ADDRESS. will help more than development of Astler, Miss Estella as the Goddess THE L. Morrison, Dr. J. M. Diaz, D. S. Bergere Roosevelt was, warmly that kind in bringing the territory In Jr., of The was President W. J. McPherson, Charles C. Liberty. little goddess as follows: as a state. That Is the kind of devel- Lowitzkl, In a white trimmed in greeted and responded Evarlsto Lucero, Charles M. gowned dress, and Gentlemen, opment in which I am most interested Catron, a of white and "Governor, Ladles Alfonso Dockwiler, Washing profusion red, blue, Mr. as the here. It is the development that means Stauffer, head was crowned with k more especially, Mayor Har-ding- e, and her and Is ton R. Price, F. S. Davis, R. M. executive of this ancient and his- permanent growth and the proper shield of the national colors, and as chief to to Rev. C. J. Hinzen, Leo Hersch, Is a feeling transformation of the land help the President under the arch a toric city: It with peculiar 2V . Ruloff O. C. Watson, Alexan- passed come here to New build up farms In these regions and to Sparks, shower of flowers was of pleasure that I G. Eduardo M. sprinkled upon one-ha- such a der Read, Digneo, from whioh lf benefit the homemakers. In Mm by rer. Mexico, territory Otero, Norman L. King, W. E. Mar- memory servea.me correctly, manner shall this territory of the pre- and, If my be- John L. Zimmerman Marcelino one-ha- lf of the mem- sent and this state of the future tin, a little more than L. Cel-estl- came. The man is come a great state In the American Ortiz, N. Salmon, E. Critchlow, The Cleveland Grays arrived this bers ot my regiment R. L. Baca. wherever he may union. Ortiz, and morning In the special train In which but a poor American The Is the of whom one of GLAD TO BE HERE. following membership it is making a trip to the Pacific coast, have been born, to part who did a.s in with the City Reception Committee shortly before the presidential train. this country is not exactly as dear "I take a keen pleasure being enter- In the honors of the occasion and An Invitation was promptly extended and I would count myself you this morning, in being this part , j? another, ;t to tained the Presidential party: Edward to the Grays to In the es- unworthy of the office I jiold if of the country, which laying aside for participate wholly L. Bartlett, chairman; J. W. Raynolds, cort to the reception and the Invitation dtd- - not strive to represent the people a moment, the rival claims of St. I A. L. Morrison, Sr., R. J. Palen, T. B. was aa This fa- mountains and the plains exact- which represents the earliest promptly accepted. of the Catron, Max. Frost, A. Staab, W. 8. mous Is from as much as those of the Mississippi portion of what is now the United military organization ly Hopewell, J. D. Sena, N. B. Laughlin, Cleveland.. Ohio, and has been In con- or either coast, the Atlantic or States and what was brought within valley H. O. Bursum, J. R. McFie, A. M. Ber- tinuous since 1837. Is Pacific. I do know your people. the circles of civilization In the modern organisation It the gere, S. G. Cartwrlght, J. Francisco one most noted and I need not say how fond ense of the word. I take peculiar of the military organis- Governor, Chaves, J. H. Sloan, E. A. Flake, A. B. acted es- you know yourself. pleasure tn being here not only for ations of the east. It has as I am of them for G. C. Abbott, Arthur Selig- of not , of Renehan, cort for six of the United How can I help being fond people historic reason, only because presidents man, Paul A. F. Jose Segura, and Inau-guratl- have worked, with whom my belief In what your soil will In the Walter, States has assisted in the with whom I Jacob Weltmer, Morgan O. Llewellyn, marched to battle? And future produce, but primarily because of nearly all governors of I labored and Arthur Amado Chaves, C. men excepting the I believe In which is the best pro- Boyle, Ohio. The Grays turned out this there are no fhere that C. P. War to whom 1 of I believe In your F. Easley, J. Victory, morning with (0 men In line under veterans of the Civil duct any region. Marcelino R. L. W. than to my men and women. I you all. 1 Garcia, McCance, command of Captain H. P. Shupe, would doff my Jat quicker greet E. and A. 3. and you am to be here. I am to be In Martin, Grant Rivenburg, First Lieutenant H. W. Stoer and Sec- comrades In the late war, glad glad Fischer. In war means. this Governor, I am glad to ond Lleutanent A. W. Neale. As this, know what comradeship territory. came seemed to me, Governor, be In this city, Mr. Mayor. In greeting magnificent organisation down It has always Ths residences along Montezuma av- the street In their handsome dress that In this respect my regiment was you, I wish to say that my heart goes - men own to Bird's View of the of Santa the Capital of New Mexico. enue were prettily decorated with flags (Continued on Pace s, typical American regiment. Its peo- out to the of my regiment, Eye City Fr, Sight) r

SANTA Ft NEW MEXICAN, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 5. 1903. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Ildefonso, Santa Clara, San Juan, i, SOT FE NEW Santo Domingo, San Felipe, all at Law. within a day's journey of the Capital. Attorneys ni)t broad and fertile Rio Grande val The B. YOU MAX. ! IF CONTRACT HANLEYi FROST, THE MEW KEXiCAN PRINTING COMPAf-'- Fe ley, the Tesuiiue valley, the Santa M. In 5 cent Gold llonds from The Mutual Lifo Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, N. canon, the Arroyo Hondo canon, the to buy 810,000 per Entered as Second Class matter t s 20 Crater, Aztec Springs, tne istsnop Insurance Company of Ne v York, payment to bo mado during H. OLD CROW and GEO. W. the Fe Postofflee. W. McBRAVER, KNAEBEL, Santa and other spots of quiet San KENTUCKY WHISKIES. Santa Fe, Office Ranch many years Instalment annual In and you die after you have made one OLD OSCAR PEPPER In Griffin Block. Collections and seclusion where nature has done its PENN RYE WHISKY. titles a news- , OVERH0LT and GUCKENHEIMER searching specialty. The New Mexican Is the oldwt and payment, your ostate will receive best to create beautiful unique AND SCOTCH WHISKIES Hew In New Me2cfc It Is se to ev- Francisco IRISH EDWARD L. BARTLETT, paper scenery. It one wants 10 go u uuk a for 20 $10,000 BOTTLED WHISKY. Tostofflce in the cerrltor, and has $500 year years AND DISTILLERY Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office er Santa Fe is the place Z further, starting - - COONAC AND HOLLAND 0IN. In circulation among Co-ch- Then cash 10,000 FRENCH the Capitol. ant frnwtnrf for the romantic Taos valley, the piexico. Intollisi- i progressive people - Street, CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY. U9 -i and Jemez mountains, Ojo Cal- Total guaranteed in gold $20,000 WILLIAM McKEAN, of the Southwest. GUINNESS'S PORTER AND BASSES' ALE. iente Hot Springs, the Jemez, Sulphur or you receive this if you live 20 years. Attorney-at-La- and San Antonio springs, the sparkling Information as to Terms can be had by writing Practice In all the Courts. Taos, N. M. Rio Arriba and Bunion LABEL trout streams of Taos, w. and j. Mcpherson, Mora counties, many prehistoric The Attorney at law. Practices In all the cave and cliff historic ruins besides the FIRE PROOF, courts In the territory. Santa Fe, New RATES OF SUBSCKIPTION. dwellings and a dozen or more mining MUTUAL Mexico. $ .25 In fact, one can spend years STEAM Dally, per week, by carrier camps. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HEATED, WILLIAM H. H. 1.00 in and enjoying the attractive LLEWELLYN, Dally, per month, by carrier visiting Attorney-at-La- 1.00 are all within a jour- ELECTRIC LIGHTED, Dally, yet monfh, by mail spots that day's OI.UEST L AUGUST n, .mr iinTri Las Cruces, New Mexico. 2.00 of the It is doubtful if IN TIIK Tr Dally, three months, by mail ney Capital. IN f.FNTDAI I V I ftf.ATFIV i UfcrilllB. District attorney for Dona Ana, 4 00 there is other town in the South a ii NEW YORK WOULD i.viff Da'ly, six months, by mail any i,'Rir,t Otero, Grant, Luna and Sierra Counties, 7.50 In addition to nat N. M, Daily, one year, by mail west, which superb 'resident. SANTA FE, Third Judicial District. month 25 ural advantages and resources, also Weekly, per DARBY A. DAY, New Mexico. CHAS. 76 has been endowed with surroundings Manager, Albuquerque, F. EASLET, Weekly, per quarter PAUL WUNSCHMANN & CO., District Santa Fe, N. m. months l-- that are so beautiful, attractive and Agents, (Late Surveyor General.) Weekiy, six N. M. 2.00 rich in natural wealth and romantic Attorney at law, Santa Fe, Land Weekly, per year and business a and historic associations. SAMPLE GEO. E. ELLIS, mining specialty. - N. B. TUESDAY, MAY 5. ROOMS FOR J """"a- and Proprietor. LAUGHLIN, those who are constructing Sunmount (Late Associate Justice, Supreme ROOSEVELT. PRESIDENT with its Tent City. Santa Fe's claims COMMERCIAL Court of New Mexico.) the Faith did Itself The City of Holy Santa Fe, today, in the first place, to being not only a health resort but SANTA FE - . NEW MEXICO. "Proud" today. extends its greeting to the President ot the health resort of the Continent, MEN E. C. ABBOTT, the United States, the greatest, the while they have not been overlooked, - climate did not go back the most blessed nation on the The accommoda- (7- Attorney-at-La- w. Santa Fe's best, have been neglected. In ceremonies, the earth. The President of this been rath- Practices the district and supreme on the town during today's face of tions for healthseekers have Can courts. and as nice as nice could be. nation stands for its greatness, its lib- are on the of anyone suppose Prompt careful attention It was just er sparse, but they point given to all business. its noblest traditions, its power, manifold and what is double erties, being increased that we would District attorney for the counties of to the and no matter who he is, the nation are be- The souvenir book presented more, the climatic advantages HANLEY Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Taos and San and a wel- should the cost of P. F. President by the citizens of Santa Fe owes him respect hearty ginning to be advertised as they necessary Juan. Santa Fe, N. M. and beautiful. The historical come wherever he may visit. be. The inquiries pouring in from ev- is unique our brewing without a EDWARD C. the of Santa Fe But beyond the President, Santa Fe of the United States and Can- WADE, facts concerning City ery part Attorney-at-La- are very interesting. greets Theodore Roosevelt, the man. show that there is something do- vital reason? described therein ada, stf Practices In all the c urts. tion and Presentation of He is a man after the heart of every and that Santa Fe is coming into Fine Wines, Cigars ing Liquor "Mining cases and mineral patents a the booklet was a very happy idea. patriotic American. On the field of bat its own. and Native Wines for Family Use. executive he wa- Would we so much on Imported Old Guckenheimer Taylor specialty." tle, in council and as chief Given a location which has pure spend OUR SPECIALTIES Crow, McBrayer. Rye, LAS CRUCES - - ? we cool the Old and Ky., Whiskies. NEW MEXICO. New modern and comfortable high has proved himself to be honest, fear ter, beautiful surroundings, a tributary-countr- cleanliness Would and Paxton, Jordan Monogram, ? Would rind ward school buildings, several less, thnurjrhtful and energetic. Yet, he rich in mineral wealth and I beer in plate glass rooms SAN FRANCISCO STREET SANTA FP, N. M. it ? business houses and many pretty resi- is thoroughly unspoiled and Democrat other natural resources, a place with we filter all the air that touches constructed in this ic. a man among men, chivalrous and within a Would we it for months ? dences will be city fertile agricultural valleys I age DR. C. N. season of in a typical American, where the finest and best Would we sterilize every LORD, during the building the pre yet direct, fact, few miles and Office, without be- TaVe Kahn Block, over Spitz' Jewelry sent year. Santa Fe is not booming, an example for emulation fruits of the temperate zone are raised bottle ? Renevated and Refur- - Cuisine and ordi- Store. South Side of Plaza. too or too for the town has more 1 Service Unexcelled hut it is doine well in a substantial ing high lofty to perfection, a that Throughout. nary mortal to approach. Welcome, attractions for the tourists than any C. O. HARRISON, D. D. S., and steady way. j therefore, to Roosevelt, the President, other spot in this country, a city with Office: Over Fischer's Drug Store. citizen of On The people of this city and county, nml to Roosevelt, the first three railroad systems and excellent Hotel the Plaza. The Palace to assisted by hundreds and hundreds of the land. wagon roads in all directions, a point (Successor Dr. Manley.) persons from the northern and south- where ample water power is available, gave Pres- is of a great WILLIAM VAUGHN, PROP. ern counties of the territory SANTA FE'S PERMANENCY AND a place that the capital SOCIETIES. Roosevelt a most cordial commonwealth, a county seat, and the ident hearty, PROSPECTS. Men. sincere in the Capital to- see of an archbishop of the Roman Large Sample Rooms for Commercial and reception There are in every clime that Masonic. The President is evidently very places Catholic church, that has the territor- day. are so situated that they always have New Mexico with the people of this terri- ial the territorial deaf and Santa Fe popular been and will be important penitentiary, We do it to attain MONTEZUMA LODGB always dumb colleges, schools, church- tory. towns. There are certain natural ad- asylum, absolute to avoid No. 1, A., F. and A. It es and church institutions, United purity taken make of Regular communica- vantages, which together, a city the remotest possibility germs The pupils of the higher educational and at States Indian Industrial school, tion first Monday In each a location for a permanent city, romantic of over to make Schliu Beer healthful. THE institutions and the children of the a .which has a history month at Masonic HeU Santa Fe, these advantages exist to rea- - made a 300 a that lends itself 7:10 m. nuhiir- ofhnnls of this city. extent. have stood years, city at p. tu.. cer very great They an ideal city a com- C. very creditable showing at today's and dily to being beautified, Why accept F. EASLET, the test of three hundred years and without W. M. emonies. Everybody who saw them and for homes mosquitoes, with- - are as potent for town growth or mon beer, brewed rant. gener- without excessive moisture cyclones, Maxwell F. CRICHTON. with their p. Secretary. was greatly pleased nrnsnerltv today as they were when oi onnonmnce. their (rood looks, their and above all, subject to no extremes FARMING LANDS UNDER IRRIGATION SYSTEM. the selected Santa Fe as the out any of these pre- SANTA FE CHAPTER, No. ways and man- - Spanish of temperature, cool in cummer and bright and intelligent of their vast possessions then These lands with water are now being offered 1, R. A. M. Regular con- nnrl of health capital mild In winter, a city whose altitude, when Schlitz farming perpetual rights the siens perfect name of New Mex- cautions, for sale in tracts of acres and Price of land with per-potu- vocation second la town can included under the and of atmosphere and forty upwards. Monday which were evident. This of rarety dryness ? water from $17 to $25 per acre, according to location. Pay- each month Masonio Hall lco. The pure, sparkling waters the make it a haven of Beer costs no more rights at well afford to be proud of these lad constant sunshine ments may be made in ten year Installments. Alfalfa, grains, fruits of 7:M m. mn Santa Fe and its protected and an at p. dies and lassies and boys ana gina, refuge for healthseekers, inviting to fur all kinds, and sugar beets grow to perfection. MARCUS BLDODT, H. P. beautiful location were undoubtedly rest-seek- home-build- er Your dealer may prefer who are up to become useful, spot for the er and growing the nrlmnry inducements that caused nish a be that pays a little more ARTHUR SBLIGMAN. Secretary. and citizens. and a perpetual delight to all patriotic good the of the Inrofit : does it to per- - GOLDMINES the Spaniards to build City who live in its bracing atmosphere, and but pay you - SANTA FE COMMANDER'S and the waters of the Rio Imit it? Isn't pure beer Schliu west of N. are the 1, K. T. con- friend Holy Faith, these are not all of the advantages and On this Grant, about forty miles Springer, M., gold No. Regular The New Mexican is the best Fe are a reason for ? of Elizabethtown and Baldy, where mineral In eaoi Santa today, powerful of Santa Fe, and it would iBeer worth asking mining districts Important s clave fourth Monday nf Santa. Fp and has been its best in the attractions have been made. Claims on unlocated ground may bo for the existence of a large city seem if Santa Fe does discoveries lately month at Masonic Hall at for several decades. Published strange indeed, Ask for the Brewery Bottling. mado under the of the company, which are as favor- C. friend Santa Fe Valley. But Santa Fe also and bounds Into a mining regulations 7:80 p. m. GEO. W. KNAEBEL, H. that in itself has not yet be- not grow by leaps able to the prospector as the U. S. government laws. in a city possesses the finest climate of any of in- H. B. Cartwrlght Jro., F. 8. DAVIS, Recorder. it large, prosperous, beautiful city 260 San Francisco St., to support a daily newspaper, In the X), Fe. gun place in the United States, yes, and of homes. 'Phone No. Santa Near N. on this are located the Coal Mines of the has in and day out preached the as to dustry Eaton, M., grant, O. O. TF. day world. Its surroundings are such Eaton Coal and Coko Company, where employment may be found at I. of the Cap- or 2, I. O. O. F., advantages and attractions n the tourist, the farmer, the for wishing to work during the seasons that farming SANTA FE LODGE No. of ev- (tract The Fe will have Colonist tic- good wages any has been at the head home-builde- Santa done. In Odd ital City: miner, the r, the investor, prospecting can not bo successfully meets every Friday evening r and pros- kets to California on sale April 1 to and matter to street. Vis- ery movement f its growth and eventually, the manufacturer. The For particulars advertising apply fellows' hall, San Francisco advertised be- June 15 inclusive, at rate of $25. It will welcome. perity and has it far scenery, the prehistoric re iting brothers magnificent you to wait for our rates. Services W. KNAEBEL, N. G. yond the borders of New Mexico, the historic monuments and pay Co GEO. in mains, H. S. Lutz, Agent, Santa From one dozen to twenty copies of The Maxwell Land Grant throughout the entire Union and will ever attract visitors, unsurpassed. A. P. HOGLE Secretary. to be memories, Fe, N. M. the New Mexican are sent out daily These facts are apt health-restorin- RATON. NEW MEXICO No. England. and the g and preserv to and CENTENNIAL ENCAMPMENT, i, but the New Mexican will enquiries applicants concerning communication forgotten, ing climate, healthseekers. ine The New Mexican Is sending about 50 Santa Fe. This Is the very best kind I, O. O. F. Regular continue to put its faith in the Capital of each point of three railway sys copies each week to parties desiring in of advertisement and is bearing good the second and fourth Tuesday and will do all in its power to junction halL City tems, in Itself, would promise a perma formation about Santa Fe. This is done as the number of tourist month at Odd Fellows' Visiting it a prosper- fruit, large help make big, bustling, nent citv. and the "natural resources for the public good, and free of charge, and healthseekers n the city abund patriarchs welcome. Beautiful." Scribe. ous "City and wealth that still await the coming although it is quite expensive. antly snows. JOHN SEARS, of the capitalist for their development, Tafile MYRTLE REBEKAH LODGB, No. ft The Santa Fe Central from this city must eventually build a large town. first and on Wiqisl I. O. O. F. Regular meeting to Torrance in Lincoln county, the Its existence is not dependent upon F. S DAVIS, President. S. Q. CARTWRIQHT, Sec'y and Treas. of each month at Odd will third Tuesday El Paso and Rock Island railway, the moving away of any railroad shops Fellows' hall. Visiting brothers and sis- ho In full nneration by July 1st; its ex nr nnv extraneous causes that often ters welcome. be tension to the Hagan coal fields will decide the further existence of a town. S AT SALLIB VANARSDALB, N. G. in working order by the 1st of Septem- And whatever makes for the perma- CPBTUT-DOTI- GO, "OUR PLACE" LAURA DAVIS, Secretary. ac- ber. Thereafter it is understood that nency of Santa Fe is bound also to of line to Will Be Found a Full Line of Table Wines for Family Trade. .A.. O. TX- - W. tive construction the running make for its progress and its prosperi- CONSOLIDATED. Roswell in Chaves county, will be the Orders Will Be Filled : : : : i ty. It is true, that Santa Fe, despite by Telephone Promptly GOLDEN LODGB, No. I, A. O. U. W A branch road to attrac- MEAT MARKET. order of the day. Its recognized advantages and meets every second and fonrtk will come. Salt Lake to Corn-fe- d Beef. W. R. N. M. Durango then tions, is a comparatively small city to PRICE, Prop. Santa Fe, at 8 p. m. Worth to the BUTCHERS ij Wednesdays the northwest and Fort this day. There have been reasons for Eastern Mutton and Lamb. C. C. PIERCE, southeast, will then become objective but these reasons are ceasing to Master Workman. will that, Sausages, Chipped Beef. points. Three and a half years exist. The two railroads that meet i JOHN C. SEARS, Recorder. Well Premium Ham and Bacon. see the completion of this plan. here have been satisfied to haul in . . not IE3. posted railroad men know it to be and in and out tourists, bakers Try buying the best meat for a OJO IC. OW supplies take SPRINGS. but in reality while. You will find it more economical CALIEJiTE FjOT only very feasible, but have done practically nothing for SANTA FB LODGB, No. 2, K of orionrllrl railroad croposltlons which fot than using the cheaper grades, of the upbuilding of the city, doing These Celebrated Hot Springs are lo- tested by tne miraculous cures attestt' meeting every Tuesday evet be carried Into effect. GROCERS . which so much must be thrown away will other towns in New Mexico what they cated In the midst of the Ancient Cliff to In the following diseases: Paralysl lng at 7:80 o'clock at Castle hall. Visit- Fe. should have done also for Santa Dwellers, twenty-fiv- e miles west of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Consumption., ing knights given a cordial welcome. the Santa Fe 75 miles to Kid- S. C. C. Within three years Suppose, the railroad shops IMBODEN MILLING CO.'S PROD- all sorts of vegetables, catsup, etc., i Taos, and fifty miles north of Santa Fe, Malaria, Bright' Disease ot the J. CANDELARIO, be one of the offices 7E Affec R. 8. Central Railway will the south and the railroad UCTS. der this same label. an ibist twelve miles from Barranca neys. Syphilitic and Mercurial J. K. STAUFFER, K. railroad systems in the south- miles to the northeast had been loca- on the Denver tc Rio Grande tions, Scrofula, Catarrh, La Grippe, aJ leading For many years we have sold the MEADOW GOLD BUTTER. Station, west. will, In all likelihood, by the ted Santa Fe, and the main line of from which point a dally line Female Complaints, etc., etc Board, B. X. O. It at products of the IMBODEN MILLING Railway, ELKS. 1906, connect Fort and Santa Fe We have had no trouble with our of run to the The tem- and S2.M per day; 114 end of the year the Atchison, Topeka CO. We do It because we believe them staces Springs. Lodging Bathing, SANTA FB LODGB, No. 480, B. P. via Ros-- instead of butter since we have been selling the of these waters Is from N to per week; 60 per month. Stage meets a Worth. Texas, with this city, had been built via this city to be much the best for all around fam- perature B., holds Its sessions on the will more be Meadow Gold. It is sterilized, packed 122 The gases are carbonic Al- Denver trains and waits for Santa Fi regular nnrl Tnrrance. It also, Glorieta, this town would today ever seen. We degrees. second and fourth Wednesdays of each ily trade that we have titude. ,0M feet. Climate and This resort is at- than probably, reach San Juan county more populous than El Paso and would in air and moisture proof packages, very dry train upon request. are Invited have IMPERIAL FLOUR, IMBODEN the round. There la now tractive at all seasons, and (a open all month. Visiting brothers this Durango, in the state of be considered a serious rival of Den- which insures cleanliness and purity., delightful year welcome. A. B. B. B. territory; MEAL, IMPERIAL BREAKFAST a commodious hotel for the convenience winter. for Ojo Call ente can and RENE HAN, Colorado, and Salt Lake City. The ver. But time will atone for this neg- It will keep fresh longer than any Passengers B. FOOD, and IMPERIAL GRAHAM, all of Invalids and tourists. These waters leave Santa Fe at U:08 a. m. and reach J. DAVIS, Secretary. extensive bituminous coal fields In the lect. The Santa Fe Central Railway other kind. made by the Imboden Milling Co., at contain 1,(8124 grains of alkaline salts Ojo Callente at I p. m. the same day. southeastern part of Santa Fe county system, when completed, will be the HIGH GRADE COFFEE AND TEAS. from Bant Ft coun- Wichita, Kas. Be sure that you get to the gallon, being the richest alkaline Fare for the round trip April is one of the best months in the the western part of Sandoval lever that will about for Santa 17. and bring Imboden's. None so good. We give especial attention to our cof. Hot Springs in the world. The efficacy to Ojo Callente, For further partic- year to visit California. Wait for colo- will be tapped by the system, as will Fe, what the other railways have ac- ty CANNED GOODS, BOT fee and tea, carry all grades and na ot these waters has bee thoroughly ulars, address nist rates to California via the coal sections of San Juan for other towns and cities FERNDELL points the bearing complished GOODS vors. We can suit purse and any Santa Fe, 1 to June 15, 1903. H. the arid southwest, coal, will do more than TLED AND SHELF any April county. In in this territory. It with our several brands and ANTONIO S. Santa Fe, N. M. Is where there is nat- GOODS. palate JOSEPH, Proprietor Lutz, Agent, like water, king and that, for it will help to develop the " the A of Pure Food prod grades. N. JH - ina in abundance, within ural resources of this section. Its coal great variety OIo Callente. Taos County. A small gasoline engine, new, for sale ucts are up under the FERNDELL Seal Brand coffee, in one and two next five years, there will be a rail fields at Hagan, tributary to this city, put y the New Mexican Printing com Is best of its kind. 40 will in themselves be a strong Induce Brand. Each the pound cans, per pound pany. Call or write ana get pn road. Beans are some ment for manufacturing industries to Ferndell French Lima OUR LEADER, In three pound thing different from the ordinary kind. cans only, per can $1.00 H. Cashier. THE SURROUNDINOS OF SANTA FE locate here. R.J. PALEN, President. J. VAUGHN, ' They are green' and fresh as though OUR OWN, in one pound packages The resident of the Capital City who The Santa Fe Central Railway's will cause just picked from the vine. Ferndell only, per pound 25 finds It necessary every once in a contemplated extensions preserves in one and two pound glass Chase and Sanborn's Famous Teas, Vice President. MONEY TO LOAN! while to leave this city for far distant other railroads to recognize thp HENRY L. WALDO, railroad jars are also especially nice. We have many flavors, per pound 75 nolnta. seeking a change of scene oi imnortance of Santa Fe as a and i.rM.tlon. does not appreciate what center. The fact that Santa Fe ma- -- At the Next Regular Meeting has placed at Ills very door surroundings can supply the raw NO. 4 BAKERY. Providence the labor in the line of natural attractions, tne terial, the fuel, the power, The loaf- and the market for industrial enterpris- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK & LOAN opportunities for fishing, hunting, MUTUAL BUILDING or within view of the es, is on the eve of being recognized axative Rromo on ASSOCIATION ing playing, to and there will be woolen mills, tan every anil most inspiring scenery Curt CoM in One box. 23c Of Santa Fe Scenlo Road neries, beet sugar factories and other Day, yTVtK unvwhere. The Will Reoelve fn4 Re- SANTA NEW MEXICO to will open the Pecos enterprises. FE, Las Vegas ot These are the most cogent serve with its unparalleled vistas BIDS FOR LOANS with Its ne reasons for Santa Fe being built on mountain and forest, settle Within . a rock, and not a mere temporary H. N. WILLCOX, fishing and good- hunting. in a few de are cliff dwellings and ment that will pass away Secretary. day's journey as the cades, in a century or any epoch. LEJHP'S ST. LOUIS DEED. communal houses as mysterious as Rome or as United Office: Catron tilock, Up Stairs. . ,. hsantlful Santa Santa Fe is as permanent umw minebal watem. phomb States Designated Depositary. - York ajx AJM fa.... the Pue- Athens "New The trad. tapplled from out beMie to earloa. Uti orden promptly CZVe'Nlmbe n Then there are men at work like BAMTA F" bio villages of Tesuque, Nambe, j OUaDALIIPI ITRMKT SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN. TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 5, 1903.

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THE SAN MIGUEL CHURCH. THE OLDEST CITY so noted for its is THIS church, antiquity, in the oldest part of the city, IN UNITED STATES called by theSpaniards ANALCO.adjoiningSaint Michael's College. It is about 74 feet in length, Santa F"c, City of the Holy Faith, Its by 30 in width, and 35 feet high. The walls j are massively built of adobe, and the roof, like Points of Historic Interest as Set ON SUNMOUNT THE TENT CITY those of all the old churches, is constructed Forth in the Volume Presented of strong viras, supported by carved timbers at each end, the whole being covered origin- to President Roosevelt Today. tttttt"'"""""t""tt"t"'""t't,i,"'"t'"" ally with straight branches of poplar willow, or surmounted by a layer of earth. In modern HE Villa Real de Santa Fe do San Francis SUINMOUINT, THE TEINT CITY OF THE FUTURE days, boards take the place of the branches. Tf co de full Assisi,to give its Spanish name, This church was built in 1540, but in the Pu- is of Santa the seat of the Ozonic with Modern Tent Homes. the historic City Fe, Perfect Climate.Pure Water, Constant Sunshine, Atmosphere eblo revolution of 1680 it was to a great extent of the of New Mexico as government Territory -- Abundant and destroyed, though the walls remained standing. well as a seat and the see of an arch-bisho- u Furnished or Unfurnished, to Suit Occupants Space Opportunity county History records that in December, 1693, almost of the Roman Catholic and to Those Who Desire It. church, for Privacy and Seclusion immediately after the reconquest by De Var- the distinction of the oldesttown enjoys being gas, a number of ,men were sent to the moun- and the oldest within the United capital PESTS-EV- EN tains to cut timber for the repair of the church. States. settlement Europ- - ABSOLUTE FREEDOM FROM INSECT Its permanent by Such timber could only have been for vigan, eans the of Jamestown antedates founding TEMPERATURE NO DUST which shows the walls were yet in a condition and also the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers at to be roofed. Plymouth more than HO years. The thrilling ad- covered foothills ot all other modern conveniences. A cas- toric attractions and commercial and The entire rebuilding was completed in 1710, incidents its Naturally Hie climatic ami other plnon and cedar and romantic composing story, the Santa Fe range, on the mesa, slop- ino and other buildings will be erected other advantages, as at Sunmount. as from the still vantages of Santa Fe are attracting a now appears inscription plainly the protracted and bloody struggles with ing gently toward the southeast and and not only the health seeker but the The leading authorities recog- visible on number of tour- tent as the most healthful and the great square viga near the door, hordes of savage Indians, the capture and constantly increasing without being shut out from the con tourist and seeker after rest or recrea nize life ists health and pleumire seekers and from wind tion will find Sunmount the most at- Invigorating mode of existence. The which reads: hostile Pueblos in 1G80, the general stant sunshine, protected pillage by at times the accommodations for visit- and dust. In this tent city health tractive place on the continent for the continuous breathing of pure air, both "El Seflor Marquez de la Penuela hizo esta massacre of missionaries and and can be rented on rea- and is worth more than all explorers ors and those who wish to stay for seekers can find the ideal attributes purpose. Tents day night, fabrica. El Alferes Real Don Agustin Flores a followers in sonable terms. The for the medicines in the world. The dis- flight of the governor and few some of time are taxed to the for regaining their health, an outdoor opportunity su criado afio de 1710." length con- - or eased cannot fail to heal when Vergara to El the of some of utmost. have been life in the purest air, the most owning a summer winter home at lungs the night Paso, reserving But plans perfected - the unadulter- "The de la Penuela erected this commenced on a stant sunshine and the perfect condi- - Sunmount is attracting many pur- receiving nothing but Marquis maidens for wives of favored and construction has bal-sa- the handsomest sur- - chasers from all of the United ated air that comes the Don suburb intended especially to accom- tions of weather, altitude and parts through building. The Royal Ensign Agustin thedesecrationanddestructionof the and Canada and the success of woodlands from the neighbor- warriors, modate healthseekers, tran- roundings whicli are advocated by States Flores his servant. The 1710." tourists, to The are con- Vergara year Christian churches and the restoration of the as physicians as best tending to the re- - this tent city will undoubtedly lead ing mountains. tents sient visitors as well permanent to Among other paintings in this church are recon-ques- other the establishment of similar cities in structed with every regard health. of snakes and stone idols, the t settlers. It Is ,a tent city, modeled eovery from lung, throat and worship other of the southwest but no- The air is allowed free circulation, but "The Annunciation" painted on canvass in the de 12 the somewhat on the lines of the famous troubles. parts by Diego Vargas years later, no or other in- where else can be found such happy at the same time adequate protection 1287 Giovanni Cimabue and the tent city at Coronado Beach, Califor- There are mosquitos year by por- terrible visited the rebel- combination of sublime per- from the elements is given. The punishment upon intended to be more perma- sect pests at Sunmount or at Santa Fe scenery, traits of "Santa Teresa and St. John the Evan- nia, only other fect constant houses are equipped with as many lious Pueblos, the change from Spanish rule nent and better to the needs while the dust storms frequent in weather, sunshine, pure 300 old. adapted are unknown. water, cool summers, mild rooms as the occupants wish. gelist" which are over years to the rule of the of Mex- of the health as well as pleasure seek- portions of the southwest air, pure triumphant republic laid out with wide winters, nights, altitude, ced- These homes will be equipped with The old bell, which is still used mass, er. This tent city, which has been Sunmount is being pleasant during ico, the capture by the United States forces water works ar and and their balsam odor, all modern conveniences to suit occu- in named Sunmount, is located in that avenues, ample gardens, pinon was cast Spain in 1356, contains both gold under General and the building of proximity to a large town, modern im- pants, at a rate of from $10 to $15 a Kearney part of the city's outskirts best suited and mains, sewerage system, telephone, and silver, and weighs 780 pounds. The old Fort in 1840, the scenes to mountain water, electric light and provements and accommodations, his month. Marcy stirring for the purpose, nestling close the pure inscription on its base is as follows: "San the distribution of the immense accompanying Jose ruega por nosotros. Augosto 9, 1356," traffic of the Santa Fe trail, the wild deeds of "From here Ofiate started in 1599 on his ad- venturous expedition to the eastern plains; hundred Indians ' here, seven years later, eight came from far off Quivirato to ask aid in their 1 war with the Axtaos; from here, in 1618, Vi- T cente deSalivar set forth to the Moqui country only to be turned back by rumors of the giants to be encountered; and from herePenalosa and his brilliant troop started on the sixth of March, 1G62, on their marvelous expedition to the Missouri; in one of the strong rooms the commissary general of the inquisition was im- prisoned a few years later by the same Pena-losa- ; within its walls, fortified as if for a siege, the bravest of the Spaniards were massed in the revolution of 1030; here, on the 19th of August of that year, was given the order to " in execute forty-eigh- t Pueblo prisoners the i plaza which faces the building; here, but a day Rf was sad war council held which li later, the determined on the evacuation of the city; here tl was the scene of the triumph of the Pueblo chieftains as they ordered the destruction of church orna- the archives and the I Spanish WTf--. O ments in one grand conflagration; here, De 'I eleven Vargas on September 14, 1692, after the THE FEDERAL BUILDING THE OLD PALACE hour combat of the preceding day, gave thanks to the Virgin Mary, to whose aid he attributed fact his of the city; here, more stalled as governor of New Mexico, soon after the translation of the same being, "St. Joseph desperadoes and the fabulous hazards at cards the interest of humanity except the bare triumphant capture " on March 1807, Lieu- to bo executed order of Armijo; here, in pray for us. in the before the advent of the railroad, of its continued existence, but as the iliving than a century later, 3, by days the on 12, The bunding and all its contents are in for an of center of of historic importance tenant Pike was brought before Governor principal reception room, August afford the material epic poem deep everything the American was of the Christian Brothers, and mass is interest. in the Southwest. Through all that long Alencaster as an invader of Spanish soil; here, 1849, Captain Cooke, envoy, charge with received Governor and sent back said therein every day. period, whether under the control of Spain, in 1822, the Mexican standard, its eagle by Armijo THE GOVERNOR'S PALACE. was raised in token that New with a message of defiance; and here, six days the Pueblos, Mexico or the United States, it and cactus, THE no a of later,jGeneral Kearney took formal possession OLDEST HOUSE. ancient palace surpasses in historic has been the seat of power and authority, Mexico was longer dependency Spain; of of and on the floor of HE oldest house in the city, which is THIS. and value any other place or ob- whether the ruler was called viceroy, captain-genera- l, from here, on the sixth day August, 1837, the city slept carpeted insurrec- the after his march." It T reputed to date back before the time of in the United States. It antedates the set- political chief, department com- Governor Perez started to subduethe Palace, long, weary ject two be added that General Lew Wallace wrote the Spanish conquest and therefore is the "Old- tlement of Jamestown by nine years, and that mander or governor, and whether he presided tion in the north, only to return days may , to meet his on the near the of Ben Hur in the Old Palace est House in the United States," is situated of by twenty-two- and has stood over a kingdom, a province, a department, or a later and death ninth, greater part Plymouth Jose while of the in north of the Church of San Miguel. This the 299 years since its erection, not as that has been his official Agua Fria; here, on the succeeding day, governor Territory just during territory in- - until was two stories a cold rock or monument with no claim upon Gonzales, a Pueblo Indian of Taos, was building recently high,

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GUADALUPE CHURCH. the second story being very low, and the floor between the upper and lower rooms being of THE Church of Nuestra Seflora de adobe. The building was about sixty foot long, is situated just south of the river, at but some years ago the upper story of the east- the western edge of the city, near the Santa erly portion fell, and quite recently, the spirit Fe railway depot. Owing to the modern ap- of indifference to the value of historic remains pearance of a shingle roof and wooden steeple which is fast ruining our most interesting his- it often escapes attention, but is really of much torical caused second of historic interest. The walls are very massive, landmarks, the story THE CAPITOL. the remainder to be removed. The first story, bpi and the carved supports of the vigas are the however, remains as it has been for centuries, best specimens of their class in the Territory. and there seems no reason to doubt that it is MAY DAY AT SAINTA FE. Prior to 1883, the church was only opened once the most ancient building, continuously in- a year, December 12;but it was then renovated, habited, in the entire United States. Spring started fur down In the valley, There first came a faint flush of color many windows cut in its solid walls, and has On crooked of the THE GARITA. And ere long gained the mountain's the gnarl'd, bough since been used by the English speaking steep side, peach; Roman Catholics for regular services. the east side of the main road entering Inch Then was born a vast sea of verdure, ON Where upon inch he contested The altar piece is a large group of pictures, the city from the north, stand the ruins as That was far winter's For the province he desired bride. spread beyond about fourteen feet high by ten wide. The of the Garita, the only Spanish fortifications reach. large central painting is of the Virgin of of which any remains now exist in New Mex- The cold and the wind fought the sun Guadalupe, copied from the celebrated "i ma-gen- " ico. It was built with two bastions and oc- god, It was not a sudden awakening, in Mexico, and it is surrounded by four a on a hill. Their battalions clashed all April No miracle produced over night, cupies commanding position scenes in well known For the Springtide came softly stealing the legend, representing long, the of the to Juan Till frost and his bleakness retreated, As the dawn of the sun's morning appearance Virgin Diego, and visits of the latter to the the And the birds piped a jubilant sour. light. the bishop;

No paeans of triumph were shouted When the blossom-deck'- d Spring won the day; Still a greater gift God ne'er presented Than a May Day in Old Santa Fe.

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South Side ol the Plaza. III HIIM.HI .A.'a:V3ih. Under used the Mexican government it was A Residence on Palace Avenue. as a custom house station, and all wagons com- from the north were here to ing stopped whole surmounted by a representation of the exact the payment of the exceedingly high Trinity. duties of those days. The church and sacristy contain many in- paintings, the most curious and On the west side of the Garita, close to the teresting valuable one on a copper, wall, the four loaders in the revolution of 1837, being painted plateof twenty-eigh- t inches in Desiderio Antonio Abad by eighteen size, by Montoya, Montoya, Sebastian Salcedo in 1799. This also General and Alcalde were repre- Chopin Esquibel, a small i sents theVirginof Guadalupe, portrait executed by command of General Arm jo in of Benedict XIV being introduced. A January, 1837. Pope statuette of the Virgin standingin the crescent of is a beautiful of The oldest cemetery in the Southwest, ex- the moon, specimen antique wood cept the graveyard immediately surrounding carving. rv Fort is situated on a hill the San Miguel church, was very near the Marcy high OLD of the Palace and the Garita, and the high adobe wall surrounding it Hotel, view from the summit is admired all who is still in quite good repair. On one side of it by scale its it is a of was a small mortuary chapel where funeral heights. Historically, place A moment's observation will services were conducted. Many celebrated great interest. e show its and historical characters ai-- buried here, but un- commanding military position, in of hill con- fortunately, no monuments distinguish their that the army possession the List NEW MEXICO PENITENTIARY trolled the city. In the old wars this was the resting places. Continued on Viiga Six. ODE TO ROOSEVELT. Our country will flourish for aye and for aye, By Miss Cecil Myrtle Boyle. What Roosevelt has builded, though Printed by Permission of the Author . good for today, Our hero, our champion, 'tis Roosevelt Will shine through the ages and light- we sing, en the way. brave let nil Let let for Roosevelt For Roosevelt, Roosevelt, children, fathers, ' the bells ring. still pray. Now down with oppression. Let fraud hide her head, For America reigns, her foes they have Chorus-Th- en fled. sound the grand song, Chorus We trample the wrong, Then sound the grand song, While God in His might leads us on. We trample the wrong, While God in His might leads us on. For Truth and for Honor, our Roose- The Claire Hotel. The Reservoir. Te people, O treasure your President velt 'will stand, now, The bulwark and stay of our loved na For good without measure is marked tive land. on his brow. I May the God of our country guard and Vf V protect, In field or In counsel, he cares but for right, Whom America loves, her people's No matter what issue, for truth he will elect. fight. El Chorus-- Let Chorus Liiui Then sound the grand song, paeans resound, We trample the wrong, The whole world around, While God In His might leads us on. Loretto Chapel, Santa Fe. For God in His might leads us on.

Ai Orchard at Santa Fe.

A Ranch on the Upper Santa Fe.

The United States Indian Industrial School at Santa Fe, New Mexico. MAY 1903. SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, TUESDAY EVENING, 5,

to Santa Fe. Map Showing the Mining Districts Immediately Tributary The Presbyterian Church, Santa Fe, N. M.

in the pre- discovered on the surface feet, that all carry values large kidneys of almost pure copper county, which Is traversed by the Santa have been MINERAL WEALTH cious metals. Several of these large ft" f have been found on the surface, and big Fe division of the Denver & Rio Grande within two or three miles of this city. been A of fire of superior ledges have already extensively ' bodies of good copper ore are known to railroad, and is reached from this city large body clay ore two developed, and practically all of the the Bromide mining by good wagon roads. In this resource- quality has been opened about exist; promising Is now NEARSANTA FE. at present being taken out yields hand- east of Tierra Amarllla; the ful county are found the OJo Callente miles up Santa Fe canon, and it district brick-makin- some profltB at the cyanide mills on the valuable mica mines west and south of mining district, the copper mining dis- supplying the penitentiary g ore is much of used. ground. The surface showing of Tres Piedras, now being operated by a trict east of Embudo, the Amize" gold plant with the clay of Min- gold It is the Natural Center the truly wonderful, and as development strong Colorado Springs company; and and silver mining districts and the Several lode claims, carrying men become ex- east of Tres-Piedra- s, resembling the Cochlti Districts of Northern work proceeds mining over 1,000 acres of pay placer lands Twining copper district quartz nearly is des- Abl-nui- u, dis- are being opened ing more and more convinced that it tending up the Chama river from and the cluster of rich gold quartz in appearance, Creek. on of the Santa Fe New Mexico. tined to prove a second Cripple and including much of the adja- tricts north and of Taos, the eastern slope is reached direct from bed. La range, about fourteen miles east of this This district 1 If cent mesa land, as well as the river known as the Rio Hondo, Keystone, hours pri- Santa Fe in six by TAOS COUNTY WEALTH. Belle and Red River districts. Further city. vate conveyance. The road is good. The and in Colfax county, are the profitable THE NATURAL CENTER. MANY FACILITIES East of Rio Arriba and north east, excel- - ACQUIRED invite A' well-know- n Eliza- - From this brief sketch and the immense resources of the district northeast of Santa Fe is fruitful Taos gold mines of the an early extension of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad from Santa Fe to The Great Ooohiti District, as Well as Bland. the Oerrillos, the New Placers, the CERRILLOS DISTRICT. THE NAMBE FALLS. San and Other Districts It will be observed that the Cerrllloa Pedro, THE NAMBE. mining district is located in Santa Fe THE LEOEND OF to this City, Tributary county, nearly south of this city, and Is HEN Earth was young, "Cursed bo tho spot reached by railroad, as well as by good w In of old, Of thy dark deed! and days It will be observed In the first place wagon roads. It is quite extensive, When life was long Thou mountain cleave!' that Santa Fe la the only city in this remarkably varied in its mineral re- His freed, tur-quo- And love ne'er cold, spirit region that enjoys the advantages in- sources. It embraces the famous is Sauk Mountain Lad Tur-quo- is There dwelt a maid, evitably accruing from location on mines of the American about A woodland In yawning cleft, three competing railroad lines.the great Company at Turquesa, sprite, In forest shade, With Arrow Dart Santa Fe system affording it direct rail eighteen miles south of this city; half-di- Of life bereft. communication with the east, west and the promising gold, silver, lead, In light. the Denver and Rio Grande and zinc mines around Cerrillos, The maiden mourned, south, and A warrior bold, it directly with about twelve miles further south, forlorn, railroad connecting and bituminous Named Arrow Dart, liereft, northern New Mexico and Colorado and the immense anthracite And from her tears coal measures at Madrid and O'Mara, a Who brought her gold all points in the east, west and south, A stream was born. mile or further south and west. And wooed her heart. and the Santa Fe Central system con- and OLD PLACER DISTRICT. Was jeered and spurned She wept wept. necting it with the great Rock Island Then come the rich and extensive au- - For Mountain Lad O'er dizzy height system and the immense coal rlfapinci nlnnai rionnsttM And mOUTltalnS Whose burned The waters leapt fields at Htigan and thus in passion gold-beari- In In the In Might. one respect at least of quartz place In brown eyes, sad gilding important Old Placer mining district, which em- its facilities are sup- And to this day transportation braces Dolores and the 57,000 acres of Oio morn, erior to those of any other city in Tho waters as the the leap, m richly mineralized land known bho found boy, mmr ' ' ..:r--- ijvmv rv vi ii i ni t u if w u u h n n n u n u n n v i t u i i i t f it j New Mexico or Arizona. Right here These and torn With mist and spray on two Ortiz mine grant. ledges All bruised and should be noted that it is located have been worked for Down abyss deep. lines all parts of placer deposits In death's embrace; rival express reaching several hundred years, and heve yielded Thoy churn and clash offers a choice between There roso quite near. the country; several million dollars in gold. And roar and groan two competing telegraph lines with all With guilty start, Mission School. NEW PLACERS DISTRICT. The form In sunlight flash, The Presbyterian quarters of the globe, and is soon to be of Dolores ia cringing A few miles southwest Of Arrow Dart. In shadow, moan. brought into close communication with situated the extensive New Placers cities and towns of -- be per- all the principal mining district, which comprises the , ;rv bethtown and Baldy districts, and the lent accompanying map, it will San Miguel, Mo- jjjttMW Bernalillo, Sandoval, numerous rich gold and silver bearing mines near Cimarron. The mines in all ceived that the capital city of New Rio Arriba coun- it ra, Colfax, Taos and lode claims in the hills around Golden these districts are undergoing system- Mexico is so fortunately located that ties by means of projected telephone and in the neighboring Tuerto moun- atic and extensive development work, ought to command the trade of nearly with all the and lines. It Is also connected tains; the great gold, silver and copper and many of them are realizing their all the mining districts of the large an excel- I '" besides tributary mining districts by mines around San Pedro, two miles fur- ,. 'din i s owners steady yellow profits at the resourceful region indicated, lent system of wagon roads. ther south, and several miles of pay mills and smelters. the steadily increasing volume of busi- official and THE COCHITI. placer ground. This district unquestion- A NEW DISTRICT. ness incident to its being the amount of mil- of of the About thirty-fiv- e miles almost due ably holds values to the Immediately east and northeast political center territory. bird in the lions of dollars, and as development Fe is the Pecos river forest res- west of Santa Fe as the flies, 3anta The New Mexican Printing Company not mountains on the work is prosecuted the showing con- in this uounty and part- rugged yet lofty ervation, partly has the only bindery in the territory swift-flowin- g Rio improves. Two groups of cop- in San This reserve other side of the stantly ly Miguel county. first class loose leaf ledgers are famous Cochitt per mines near San Pedro, known as covers a section of the rugged Santa Fe where Granae, is located the manufactured. Merchants and business value of Santa Fe No. 1 and Santa Fe No. 2, em- of in which are found mining district, the great range mountains, such books for the bracing sixteen patented claims, are surface Indications of firms, requiring whose gold and silver bearing quartz many promising should Immediately ad- a being worked by the Santa Fe Gold & silver, copper. Iron and coal ,and coming year, ledges has been demonstrated beyond gold, 'this and they will find Copper Mining Company which has it is confidently believed that the devel- dress company peradventure. San Pedro. soon that the best work at the lowest prices belt of this district is running a large smelter at opment work now in progress will The mineral v in the southwest will be done for them and is lit- COPPER AND MICA. disclose much pay material. Copper, six by seven miles in extent, from this company. veins of Northwest and north of Santa Fe, in iron, mica, and coal that burns readily. if they order erally ribbed with parallel Camping on the Upper Santa Fe. BO are where quartz, varying in width from 5 to Rio Arriba county, deposits,

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THE PLACITA OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CLUB. The Kit Carson Monument. Tesuque Indian Village Near Santa Fe. SANTA FK NEW MEXICAN, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 5. 1903.

- - . Lsi it1 , , ' ' x I T L lag-9-- - ,i A Santa Fe' Orchard. of the Sisters of Loretto was established in San Francisco Street. 1852. The beautiful stone chapel connected with it, is a line of Gothic from Fourth j specimen pure IContinued Pago, architecture. scene of many a warlike encampment, and when, in 1080, the Pueblos revolted against the The Sisters of Charity have large and com- Spanish rule, the hill was occupied by the modious buildings in which they conduct a Indian forces under Pope, on August 11, and school and home for orphan girls, a territorial the city besieged for nine days, when the hospital, and a sanitarium. Spaniards were forced to evacuate and retreat The Presbyterian Mission School for girls, to El Paso. consists of two commodious buildings used On the 16th of December, 1093, De Vargas exclusively for the education of native children. Santa Fe, and encamped on St. Katharine's Indian School near the Na- this spot and remained until the day after tional cemetery, was founded and endowed by Christmas, when he drove the Talios Indians ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL. Miss Katharine Drexel, of Philadelphia, and is

Fe has often been compared with Den- range of temperature at Santa Fe is A CLIMATE ver and Colorado Springs as possessing' less than for any other part of this a similar climate, but as a matter of high southwestern country, giving this recorded fact it is far superior. The city that equability of temperature and WITHOUT PEER records of the weather bureau show the immunity from sudden and severe difference. In the year just passed the changes that are the best conditions highest temperature at Denver was 97 for health and comfort. The sun- Nearer Perfection Than That of Any degrees, and the lowest 22 degrees be- strokes and "high humidity" of eastern low zero. At Colorado Springs the cities; the chill of morning fogs as in Other Place on God's Green 1 highest was 93 degrees and the lowest California, are never felt in Santa Ie. i jLLiit 24 Foot Stool It Possesses All degrees below zero, while at Santa In winter it is unusually warm in the UV5 Fe 87 was the highest point reached by sun; in summer it is always cool in Essentials For the Well the and 5 below the shade. There is seldom a in 1 thermometer, degrees night i ii zero was the lowest. The records fur- the year when a blanket is Man and Health covering ther show that while possessing prac- not comfortable. The records show Seeker, tically the same amount of sunshine, that the sun's face is obscured by there is much less wind and altogether clouds only 1G per cent of the time, and a dryer atmosphere. During June, July that by far the greatest amount of thl? COOL SUMMERS, MILD WINTERS, and August of 1899 the maximum tem- 1G per cent of clouds is during the DRY, PURE ATMOSPHERE AND perature at Phoenix, Arizona, was 110, warmest summer months, when most i 112 108 n CONSTANT SUNSHINE and degrees respectively. At desired. Clear skies characterize the r Santa Fe it was 84, 84 and 87 de- winter months, and outdoor pursuits 'Av-'.-- r grees for these months; while at can be carried on uninterruptedly dur- SANTA CLIMATE. FE Asheville, N. C, the thermomet- ing r. The annual rainfall is ST. KATHARINE INDIAN SCHOOL. The qualities in climate that make er reached 98, 96 and 97 degrees for the a little over 14 inches, about one-thir- d THE CATHEDRAL. tor man's best health and comfort, corresponding months. A change of 10 of that found in eastern sections of the degrees when the temperature is above United States, and nearly half of this from the town, and its houses. equnlibity of temperature, abundance of of reoecupied 80 degrees makes a world of difference total occurs during July and August-co- ol conducted by the Catholic Sisters the in of sunshine, a pure, dry air, and the tonic When General Kearney came 1840, one in comfort. and refreshing afternoon showers Blessed Sacrament, of which order she is the the first matters undertaken after the occupa- effects of a diminished atmospheric Exempt from the fretful vicissitudes during the hottest months of the year founder. tion of Santa Fe, on 18, was the erec- pressure are found at Santa Fe in a of fickle weather, the dwellers of this and during the heat of the day. Lying August favored their beneath in a and protect- of a to This rare excellence of combination. The city pass days gently sloping valley THE CATHEDRAL. tion fortress command the city. the blue of cloudless in ed on the east and records of the United States Weather perpetual skies, north, west, only Cathedral of San Francisco de Assisi, site was naturally chosen, and Lieutenants happy content, breathing the pure, in- the echo of the passing storms of win- taken at Santa Fe for the last THE Gilmer and W. MacLean, of the Missouri Bureau, vigorating air of their guardian moun- ter reach this sheltered spot. The a modern building not yet completed in twenty-nin- e years, in comparison with tains. and storms of has been used Volunteers, were appointed to superintend sand dust blustering accordance with its design, but other places famed as health resorts, Clear skies and a sandy soil are con- March which frequently sweep over for the years. It the construction. It was built by details of show that the has to of tem- mesas worship during past twenty Capital City usually ducive a wide daily range the stretching of New Mexico was built over the former adobe Volunteers who complained grievously of hav- something a little better to offer. Santa perature, but the record shows that the are scarcely ever felt in Santa Fe. parishchurch, Arch- ing to do this laborious work, when they had under the auspices of the venerated are fine simply entered the army to fight. bishop Lamy. There many paintings in the In shape, the fort was an irregular trideca-gon- , and beautiful stained glass windows large enough to contain a thousand troops structure; behind the altar is a richly carved and mount many cannons. It was named in and painted reredos, erected by Governor del honor of Hon. W. L. Marcy, then secretary of Valle and his wife in 1701. Also behind the war, and the remains of its massive adobe altar of the cathedral are preserved many fine walls are still of considerable height. Behind old paintings and rich vestments. Here are the fort was a blockhouse, the ruins of which buried the remains of two Franciscan Friars, are to be seen distinctly. The height of the who were murdered by Indians as attested by fort above the plaza is 291 feet. the inscription upon a beam set into the mas- OTHER PUBLIC BUILDINGS. sive wall. addition, there are located in Santa Fe, THE PLAZA. IN handsome the Peni- Capitol Building, THE Plaza is a spot of historicinterest. Here tentiary, and the Territorial Deaf and Dumb camped and set up the banner of Asylum all modern buildings and fully equip Spain, and here General Kearney first floated ped with the latest improvements and acces-serie- s the Stars and Stripes in 1840, when he pro- for carrying on the work for which claimed the United States government in New they were erec ted. The Territorial Library Mexico, a spot marked with an appropriate is situated in the Capitol Building and con- - j stone by the Daughters of the American Revo- tains many hundreds of Spanish and Mexican lution. In this plaza the Indians burned the documents from 1005 to 1846. Santa Fe has a archives and sacred vessels of the church dur- United States Indian Industrial School with ing the revolution in 1080; and here De Vargas 350 pupils; a Federal Building, occupied by entered in triumph twelve years later. The the Surveyor General, Collector of Internal Territory has erected a handsome monument Revenue, the Court of Private Land Claims, in the center of the Plaza in memory of the the SujJerintendent of Forest Reserves, and soldiers who fell on New Mexico soil in the va- the Register and Receiver of the Land Office. rious Indian wars, and the Civil War. The On the west side of the city is the beautiful Womans' Board of Trade has there placed National Cemetery in which are interred the a handsome bronze drinking fountain in mem- remains of more than fifteen hundred soldiers ory of Archbishop Lamy who was beloved by of the Nation. all. The Womans' Board of Trade has been in ST. VINCENT'S SANITARIUM. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. charge of the Plaza for the past five years, by San conducted the direction of the and to this THE Miguel College by city government, Brothers was founded in 1850. organization of energetic women is due the The Academy of Our Lady of Light in charge present beauty of the place.

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GREATLY ALARMED. Notice for Publication. TEARFUL OR CHEERFUL? (Homestead Entry No. 492S.) FRUI T Land Office at Santa Fe. N.M. April 14, 1903 but Permanent Whether a woman 13 or cheer- Notice is Trees! a Cough, tearful heroby given that the following Trees! By persistent Trees! Chamberlain s ful not on what she has materi named settler has filed notice of his intention ly Cured by depends to make final proof in support of liis claim, Cough Remedy. ally, but what she is physically. Many aud chat said proof will lie made before the an husband is driven almost and Receiver at Santa Fe, N. M.. on Mr. P. a student at law, indulgent Register DO YOU WANT TREES? H. Burbage, EXCELLENCE to the tearful outburst of May 20. 1903, viz: Bosilio Perea, for the of S. had been troubled despair by seH, section la, n) 01 ne?4 01 section 10. town- In Greenville, C, wife who 9 a continuous ship 14 north, range east. He names the for four or Ave years with has "every- following witnesses to prove his continuous and cough which he says, "greatly alarmed thing she residence upon anu cuiiivniiou 01 saiu lanu. Fruit Trees! Forest Trees! Shrubbery wants." He viyi: Kliifln mitierrez. Feliciiino Lobato. Ju mo. rnusine me to fear that I was In The Santa Fe Pro- lian Carrlllo, Anastacio Carrillo all of Lamy, Plants. of consumption." Mr, Vally wants to N M. Strawberry the first stage know Manuel K. Oteko, Register, Burba ce. havinff seen Chamberlain s November 16, 1902.) duces Such in Abund what's the (Effective At- concluded Annual Travelers' Protective Associa' Acclamated! Nice Clean Stock! Special Cough Remedy advertised, matter. But Meeting No. 7M leaves Santa Fe 9:40 a. m. Thoroughly June at to try It: "I soon felt a remarkable ance. the wife tlon, Indlonapolls, Ind., to connect No. 2 tention Given to Packing and can't with east bound, with Shipping. change and after using two bottles of tell. For the above occalon the Santa Fe connection from El Paso and Southern 2! cur She the cent size, was permanently only will sell tickets to Indianapolis and re California, arrive at Santa ROOM FOR MANY knows that returning, SEND FOR PRICE LIST. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. ed." Sold by all druggists. ORCHARDS she is de- turn at one fare plus $3.00 (from Santa Fe at 11:50 a. m. Homeseekers' Excursions. pressed and Fe, 844.00). Tickets will De on sale No. 722 leaves Santa Fe at 3:30 p. m., to of hoineseekers' excur despondent. June 7th, 8th and 0th; gnod for return connect with Nc. 3, west bound, for Another series - a for from tli Demand for the Valley's Mignif- Such to and Southern California, returning arrive at sions has been arranged condition is passage leaving Indianapolis up I(IVEJMBUF(G Proprietor. east and tickets will bo sold at one fare June 18th, Santa Fe at 5:35 p. m. GRAJJT to In icent Products of usually including plus $2.00 for the round trip points Gardens, S. No. 724 leaves Santa Fe at 6:20 p. m., T.T AMl..nnn .wl TlrtL . to II. Lutz, Agent, J.TIWW 1TIHIUI t ri.Hd Xlll.Ulin, I'n some form - to connect with No. 7, westbound for and 21st Continually Growing. Santa Fe, N. M, ets will be on sale April 7th, of womanly San Francisco and Northern California Mav Ath and .1 une 2nd and 10th 19th, disease. The mental depression has its Fe 8:40 A. P. HOGLE 1903. limited to 21 days from date of returning, arrive at Santa at East'1 An experience of more than 50 years corresponding womanly weakness. TO ADVFRTISE THE GREAT p. m. sale. "Tell Your Friends In th Doctor Pierce's Favorite call on of the has demonstrated that the Santa Fe Prescription No. 726 leaves Santa Fe at 9:10 p. m., for particulars any agent changes tearful women to cheerful women 1' e. Valley, ns to its soil, climate, and lo to connect with No. 8, east bound, from Santa by curing the diseases which cause phys- SOUTHWEST II. S. Lutz, Agent, cation, is admirably adapted for the ical San Francisco and Northern California, Undertaker and N. M weakness and depression of spirits. Santa Ke, cultivation and production of the It establishes dries returning, arrive at Santa Fe at 11:20 regularity, unhealthy Farmers, farmers' wives and daughters, A RISK. choicest fruits. The late Archbishop drains, heals inflammation and ulcera- p. m. TOO GREAT school mer Funeral Director some B. Lamy imported from France and tion, and cures female weakness. teachers, doctors, clergymen, THE CALIFORNIA LIMITED. In almost every neighborhood in the smaller citizen who colic or brought across the the best Mrs. Alice Adams, of laboratory, Washing- chants, towns, any Now runs dally between Chicago, Los one has died from an attack of plains ton ; "With Co., Pa., says many thanks r write has something to say, are Invited to write and San Francisco. This train cholera morbus, often before medicine known varieties of peaches, plums, to let you know how I am. I can say by Coil's Angeles GALISTEO STREET help and your help I am well. I have taken sit letters and longer articles about the locality leaves Lamy, west bound, at 8:40 a. m. could be or a physician sum- apricots, cherries, pears and apples, bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite and procured ' Prescription In Southwest. bound 2:02 a. m. these and all have for years annual two of his Golden Medical Discovery,' and I in which they live the East at No connection as an EMBALMER. Calls Wil be moned. A reliable remedy for yielded can do all I Best of Kefeence Given Night my work. can't praise your medi- The Includes Arkansas, Arizona, with these trains from Santa Fe, ex- diseases should be kept at hand. The ly abundant crops of the most luscious cine too highly. I wilt recommend your medi- territory Answered From CLOSSON'S LIVERY OFFICE. cines as long as I live. If any one doubts this Indian Louisiana, Southern Mis cept that passengers on No. 3, risk is too for anyone to take, fruit. Many kinds of pears, peaches, Territory, arriving No. 9. great give them my address." west bound, can reach Santa Fe at 11:50 Telephone Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar and plums that in France are only sourl, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. " Favorite Prescription " makes weak a. m. on No. 2 s connection. rhoea has saved grown upon espaliers or walls Premiums that make It an object are of Remedy undoubtedly against women strong and sick women well. All of above trains run solid the lives of more and relieved thrive here as standard without any no substitute for the medicine fered, a set for each state and territory. Full through people Accept from Chicago to California and carry more pain than any other medicine in special care or protection and bear which works wonders for weak particulars of the conditions of the contest, I women. through Pullman and tourists sleepers 31 13 ? ? use. It can be depended upon, fruit that cannot be surpassed. Grape and a list of the prizes and awards will be I always bowels Through sleeping car reservation ar 2 all vines also of the va Keep the healthy by the sent to For sale by druggists. hardy European use of Doctor Pierce's upon application, ranged for on application. rieties or the newer American timely Pleasant t KClKlllOIUll CURES WHEN DOCTORS FAIL. hybrids Pellets. J. W. STEELE, Commissioner, City Ticket Office: do well. Chasselas, Golden and Black Mrs. Frank Chlasson, Patterson, La. Colonization Agency, Southwestern Lines, CATRON BLOCK EAST SIDE PLAZA Hamburg, Delaware, Concord, Vincen-nes- , St. Mo. H. S. writes June 1901: "I had malaria GOOD ADVERTISING. Columbia Theater Bide., Louis, LUTZ. AGENT. 8th, Dia- TYPEWRITERS fever in bad form, was under Brighton, Warden, Moorel, ! very mond and others are found in The Santa Fe runs tourist cars dally The Santa Fe will run personally con treatment but as soon as I many The Novel Way That the Santa Fe Is Booming by doctors, doubtless from Chicago and Kansas City to Los ducted Excursions to California tri I! medicine the feV' gardens and the skill and California Sea Side Resorts. stopped taking their Angeles, and San Francisco. Colonist weekly during Colonist period, April 1 NEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO a bottle care which is given to the vine in the er would return. I used sample Santa Fe will on June 6 be treated tickets to California points will be hon to June 15, 1903. H. S. Lutz, Agent, me. south of France or the slopes of the of Herblne, found It helped Then to a demonstration, that as and 1 to 15, Santa N. M. Pyrennes, if applied here, would pro big ored on such cars April June Fe, bought two bottles, which completely prosperous a as the Atchi 1903. Dealers, duce as good results. The walnut gives corporation H. S. Lutz, Agent, Santa Fe, N. cured me. I feel grateful to you for son, and Santa Fe M. D. & G. ! good crops. Hickory nuts and pecan Topeka Railway R. SYSTEM, furnishing such a splendid medicine, Company, believes In On Santa Fe. N. M. have only recently been planted and advertising. Santa Fe Branch. and can honestly recommend it to those that a California train of two spe- have yet come to age. Straw- day Tim Table No. 71, suffering from malaria, as It will sure- bearing cial cars will be in Santa In berries and all small fruits grow to Fe, charge iBfleotlvs Wednesday, April 1st 1903.) ly cure them." Herbine, 50c bottle at of A. A. Weiss, city agent of the Santa perfection. The ordinary crop of the SAST BOUHD WIST BOl'RD Fischer Drug Company. ;Fe at Cincinnati, O. Mr. Weiss will HO. 426, MIL1B No. 428 farmer are wheat, oats, corn, beans. give a stereopticon lecture on the Plaza 9:00 a m..Lf... Santa Fe.Ar.. 6 20Dm FOR THOSE WHO LIVE ON FARMS. onions, chili, and many raise a small 111 00 a m..Lv....K.panola.. r. 84.. 3:0pm In which he will show views of Smokers Will Find and To- 1:05 m..Lv....Bmbudo...Ar.. 53... 1:0S p m Dr. Bergin, Pana, Ills., writes: "1 of tobacco. This latter crop, superb Cigars p patch San Diego, Coronado and other 3'40pm..Lv.Trn Piedrai.Ar.. 90... 1045am have used Ballard's Snow Liniment; iz, tobacco, Is of very inferior places bacco to Suit Their Taste at 8:35 p m..Lv....Antoulto..Ar..l25... 7:35 a m recommend It to as in California. He will be accompanied 8:60p m..Lv....Alamoa... Ar 153... 8:10 a m Denver to Boston. Mass., always my friends, quality because the same sed has This Establishment 8:05am. .Lt Pueblo. ..Ar.. 287... 1:37 am I am confident there is no better made. by the Coronado Tent City Brass Band 7:15 a m. .Ar.... Denver. ...Lv.. 404... 9:30 p m and been pdanted year after year EAST SIDE OF PLAZA - - SANTA N. M. return, $49.05. It Is a for burns." Those wTio of twenty pieces that will give a con FE, dandy for many generations and has de- Trains run dally except Sunday. I June 30 to July 4, inclusive. live on are liable to cert, before, during and after the lec W. T. GUYER, Proprietor. farms especially teriorated, but tobacco plants have Connections with the main line and many accidental cuts, burns and bruis- ture. This unique exhibit and concert branches as follows: Low Denver to been raised as an experiment, from Indianapolis. es, which heal when Ballard's will be given at a number of points At Antonlto for Durango, Sllveiton rapidly seed supplied by the Agricultural De- Ind., and return, $33. Snow Liniment is It should al- along the Santa Fe lines and will un and all points tn the San Juan country. applied. partment, eight feet in with About June 13 to 16, Inclusive. be in the house for cases of height doubtedly attract considerable atten At Alamosa (with standard trailed) for ways kept leaves 36 Inches long by 32 wide, La Colorado and 50c tlon. Veta, Pueblo, Springs emergency. 25c, and $1.00 at Fischer what can be done without "Strongest in the World" Denver, also wltb narrow gauge for Denver to St. Louis, Mo., Co. showing Drug much effort. There is a large area of National Association of Master Plumb Monte Vista, Del Norte and Denver and return, $26,50. MADE YOUNG where ers of the V. A. LIFE Creede and all points In the San Luis AGAIN. uncultivated land in the valley 8. TJ(E EQUITABLE April 25 to 30, Inclusive, and June "One of Dr. New Life Pills water would be available the crea- San Francisco, 19th to valley. King's by May 33nd, At Sallda with main line Rates For the above occasions the Fe SOCIETY (standard each night for two weeks has put me tion of reservoirs or from wells by Santa ASSURANCE in- Interior Colorado to will sell to Los or gauge) for all points east and west points In my 'teens' again," writes D. H. Tur- steam pumps or windmills. Of course, tickets Angeles San narrow Francisco and return at a rate of 838.45 OF THE UNITED STATES cluding Leadvllle and gauge St Louis, Mo., and return ner of Pa. They're the can be without between Salida and Grand Junc Dempseytown, nothing grown irriga for the round dates of sale points One On sale 35 and best In the world for stomach trip, May HENRY B. HYDE, tion. fare plus $2.00. April liver, tlon, even alfalfa which is one of the nth tn 19th, good Tor return passage Founder. At Florence and Canon City for the 26. Return May 6. and bowels. Purely vegetable. Never best paying crops, cannot be raised until July 15th. Hide ride tickets will 25c at Co. be issued in connection with gold camps of Cripple Creek and Victor. gripe. Only Fischer Drug without irrigation, and all fruits or thee Den Aid. tickets from to of Assurance At Pueblo, Colorado springs and Denverto Baltimore, other crops require as much or more Albuquerque City Ourstandlng ver v ith all Missouri river lines for all Mr. Joseph Pominville, of Stillwater, Mexico and return at rate of $25 00 for Dec. 1902 . water than alfalfa. The area planted 31, ... $1,292,446,595.00 east. East. and return. $46.75. Minn., after having spent over $2,000 the round for further New Assurance Issued points to orchards In the Santa Fe trip particulars tor turiner information address tne About July 17 to 19. with the best doctors for stomach valley can on any agent ot the Santa Jo. . In 1902 281,249,944.00 does not exceed 1,000 acres and there is H. S, Income 69,007,012.25 anderslgned. trouble, without relief, was advised by Lutz, Agent, irom Santa e in 25 acres Santa N. M. Assets Dec. 31, 1902 . . Through passengers Write me for limits and other details his druggist, Mr. Alex. Richard, to try not one orchard of more than Fe, 359,395,537.72 standard trow Alamosa W. J. Black, G. P. A. Assurance Fund and all gauge sleepers I can outline the to make a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and in extent. The reputation of Santa Fe can have berths reserved on application. cheapest way Topeka, Kas. other liabilities . . . 284,268,040.95 and Liver Tablets. He did so, and Is a fruit is well established and the mar- li. W. UOBlUNS, (ieneral Agent. your trip to any point east, possibly Surplus 75,127,495.77 N. M. and well man today. If troubled with indi- ket seems unlimited. Enquiries come Paid In Santa Fe, save you annoyance money. FAIR EXCHANGE Policyholders K. HoorsB, Q. P A . gestion, bad taste in the mouth, lack every year from Chicago, St. Louis, 1902 . . 29,191,250.79 and other Denver, Colo. hwmm of appetite or constipation, give these Kansas City many points .a? t? .a? .a? to for pears, peaches train A New Back for an Old One How It Is Tablets a trial, and you are certain apples, by JAS. W. ALEXANDER, President. Collector's Norice to All Taxpayers. Office, 1039 17th St loads which cannot be The Done in Santa Ticket be more than pleased with the result, supplied. Fe, JAS. H. HYDE, Vice President. JU03. Due recent April 30, and timely notice For sale at 25 cents per box by all increased railroad facilities of The backaches at times with a dull is to all wno nave not : G. W. VALLERY, General Agt. now Hereby given paid , life druggists. years have caused these demands indescribable feeling, making you EDWARD GRUNSFELD, Mgr., their taxes, that such taxes, excepting DENVER the and of the and restless ;" tor the last bait oi are now in de WORLD WIDE REPUTATION. that beauty quality weary piercing pains Albuquerque, N. M. i'.wj, fruit is known to dealers and consum- shoots across the region of the kidneys fault and 5 per cent penalty pursuant White's Cream Vermifuge has achie to statute has been added thereto, The ers. There seems to be a most en- and again the loins are so lame to stoop ved a world wide reputation as being MRS. L. A. HARVEY, AGENT, taxes for the last half of 1902, will be couraging opportunity here for the is agony. No use to apply a plaster to in the best of all worm and SANTA NEW MEXICO delinquent Mav, 1003, unless paid destroyers, business of fruit on an ex- -. the back in this condition. You cannot FE for its tonic influence on weak and un growing and the penaltv will be added. If taxes tensive scale. reach the cause. the bad are not suits for as it neutralizes the Exchange promptly paid separate thrifty children, back for a new and stronger one. Fol- their collodion will be tiled, in which BOOKS AND STATIONERY, acidity or sourness of the stomach, im low the example of this Santa Fe case, costs In addition to the penalty proves their digestion, and assimilation DR. CHARLES A. WHEELON. will be added. VV. School of food, strengthens their nervous Nothing has ever equalled it. Ukokok Knakbki,, Periodicals, School Books, Supplies. sys' A of Eusebio Escudero, driver, of tem and restores them to Common Sense View of the Science ,;hack can ever it. Collector, Santa Fe County. health, vigor Griffln St., Nothing surpass Sundries, Etc to Osteopathy. says: ''cannot exactly say Stationery and elasticity of spirits natural how it is first noticed that CATHOLIC CATECHISMS AND PRAYER BOOKS IN SPANISH. Dr. Charles A. Wheelon, the osteo- long since, I, Old papers for sale at this office. childhood. 25c at Fischer Drug Co. I was ttf'Jjic'k'ache, but it path, who recently located in this city subject Dr. SPANISH NOVELS A SPECIALTY. ARREST. must be (lliree' years. It never QUICK at 103 Palace avenue, is building up a nearly;1 ting's J. A. of Verbena, Ala., was was sufficiently painful to' lay me up, stock ordered at eastern taken for all periodical s Gulledge, splendid practice. He is a regularly Books not in prices; subscriptions twice in the hospital from a severe case but It worried-'m- considerably every Now licensed osteopathic physician and JACOB WELTJWER of 24 tumors. After do& now and then.' Noticing Doan's Kid- Discovery ... EN piles causing treats all acute or chronic, ONSTTMPTIOSi ad rflrjRN4l tors and all remedies Bucklen's diseases, ney Pills advertised to stop backache failed, without or medicines. Arnica Salve drugs and other of com- New YORK. quickly arrested further the fact that sympto'ns kidney r,c inflammation and cured him. It con Osteopathy recognizes plaint, led me to reason If this remedy A The Mining end Metallurgical Authority disease is not causeless, and In the Perfecl For All Throat and of the World $.oo Veer quers aches and kills pain. 25c at performed half .what , It promises, It of case3 the cause can be Cure: Lung Troubles. Spring, Summer, Fischer Drug Co. majority might at least help and I went to Ire Pacific Coast Miner traced to some mechanical disorder Money back If it fails. Trial Bottles free. ci land's for a box. It fulfilled SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. A STARTLING TEST. which the function of one or Pharmacy, Winter. impairs its promises to the letter, for the back Thoroughly Covering the lining Indus- Autumn, To save a life, Dr. T. G. Merrltt, of more of the West -- & organs of the body, thereby ache stopped." try ... $3.00 a Veer ANYTHING & EVERYTHING WHOLESALE RETAIL No. Mehoopany, Pa., made a startling disease. The work of the os Both WeelcW. Publisher! ITnrW . causing For sale by deqlers.. Prce 50 cts. Close test resulting in a wonderful cure. He is to and correct these alj Working Arrangement teopath adjust Foster Millburn Co., Buffalo, N. T., sole Mnl In BAZAAR writes, "a was attacked with Is C Ail a V BLAIN'S patient mechanical disorders. When this agents for the United States. Remem Santa Fe Siiiurlptlon u imi violent caused ulcera- Filigree aenn uraerspvuu10 nearest umce de, hemorrhages, by done the organs again resume their ber the name, Doan's, and lake no sub and J. H. BLAIN. Santa Fe. N. M. tion of the stomach. I had often found normal function and health results. A stitute. Co. Electric Bitters excellent for acute perfect blood and nerve flow means Jewelry Mfg. stomach and troubles so liver I pre- perfect health. A contracted muscle or overs will be allowed In Califor scribed them. The from Stop patient gained a small misplacement or any 01 tne nia on Colonist tickets via Santa Fe, the not ': of New Mexico Institute first, and has had an attack In numerous bones of the 1 Military body may i April to June 15, 1903. H. S. Lutz, Printing 14 months." Electric Bitters are posi- give rise to an ailment, which as years Agent, Santa Fe, N. M. GOLD and tively for Indi- m ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO. guaranteed dyspepsia, go by, places the sufferer' in the every Kino gestion, constipation and kidney troub- of of "chronic y ranks the. great army Loose leaf ledgers at the New Mexi- NEW MEXICO ADD SUP- les. them. 50c ' THE MILITARY S0H00L OF ESTABLISHED Try Only at Fischer cases." V can Bindery. SILVER FILIGREE. BY THE TERRITORY Drug Co, The fact that the of the that can be PORTED majority " of are, : chronics, SPRING AILMENTS. A SURE THING. patrons osteopathy men all of standard eastern colleges. New sifter every iThere is an aching and tired feeling Six Instructors, graduates Bald people. wbp having tried done in all and equipments modern and complete; It Is that nothing Is sure except the bowels and, become any city. buildings, furnishings other known' method of'heallng, and liver, kidneys steam-heate- baths, water-work- all conveniences. death and taxes, but that Is not alto- and Im- to osteopathy' last resort, sluggish, inactive, the digestion N. MONDRAGON, ' Session Is terms true. Dr. King's New Discovery turning afl', ' Mgr.t Tuition, board and laundry, $200 per session. three gether have been and are being cured by this paired, wth little or no appetite, no S. E. Corner Plaza, San Francisco St BOOKS, CATALOGUES, CARDS, for Consumption Is a sure cure for all of thirteen weeks each. system Is significant. ambition for anything, and a feeling 4 and throat troubles. Thousands t BADGES, PAMPHLETS, PRICE above sea lung In diseases of children, acute or that the whole body and mind needs Roswell Is a noted health resort, 3,700 feet level; can to that, Mrs. C. B. Van LISTS, LAW BRIEFS, SOCIETY C. Lea and testify chronic, Is successful. toning up. The trouble is, that dur- REGENTS Nathan Jaffa, W. M. Reed, R. S. Hamilton, J. Metre of W. Va., says osteopathy Very Shepherdtown, A more to tne ing the winter, tjiere has, been an ac- PRINTING AND COMMERCIAL E. A. Cahoon. For particulars address, a severe case of Bronchitis and child yields readily "I had treatment than an and child- cumulation of waste matter in the sys- WORK RECEIVE SPECIAL AND COL. W. 1 heard adult, J. WILLSON, Supt. for a year tried everything of, eas- tem! Herblne will remove lt, secure to hood has many ailments that are PROMPT ATTENNION FROM . but got no relief. One bottle of Dr. the secretions a Its ily corrected at the time, but If .all- right exit, and by New Discovery then cured lhe King's to cause much anjcle-t- y tonic effect, fully restore the wasted owed continue, ' The few absolutely. It's infallable for croup, tissues and give (strength instead of Iexican and In after years. j CO whooping cough, grip, pneumonia to ex weakness. 50c at Fischer Drug Co. THE CHAS. 7AGfJEI It's Dr. Wheelon will be pleased FURfJITUlE consumption. Try It guaranteed his method of treatment and fur- Printing Company Fischer Co. Trial bottles free. plain When you want a pleasant physic try WE LEAD IN EVERYTHING. by Drug nish literature to anyone Interested. ; Regular sizes 50c and $1. ' Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab- lets. They are easy to take and pleas- The New Mexican We Have Facilities for Handling HoUm for Publication. Printing Compauy ant in effect.' For sale by all druggists. .at. I has the best bookbinder; In the south- Embalmer and (Homertead No. 5,188 and Most Difficult .... Entry MONEY'S DI0EST. the Largest . , , Land Offloe at Santa Fe, N. M., A, ril 18, 11.03 west and the only modern bindery In Notlo li hereby given that the followiog New Mexico.- - ' J turns out The.New Mexican "of named asttler baa filed notiee of his intention t superior Printing Company Class Work. - cash-book- s, with the to make final proof tn upport of hit claim, blank-book- journals and has made arrangements pub- Pcnerar Director. and will be made before the ' of Monev's of the New that laid proof and also loose-lea- f and lisher Digest regieteror reeetver at Santa Fe. N. M., on ledgers, ledgers Mexico reports to sell same at the re- EHCRAYINGS AND ILLDSTRA-- 85. 1903, via: Oetaviano blank-nook- s Hay Rodriguestof of all The 86 50 delivered In - Ctanta Fe, New Mexico, for the eH of aeK descriptions. duced price of any Coarles Embalmer. . , V first-cla- Wagner, Practical : of section and wH of iw!4. taction 1, work done by it Is and at very of the This price will I'll ..tV TIOBS FURNISHED i, part territory. oiaaaware, Frame tHanm. , township 17 north, range 10 eait. He namea low rates. Bankers and merchants in hold eood only for a limited time in or Chinaware. Meter and atoldlan JUwii the following witnesses to prove his con- stock so as to fe4oaioll .? tinuous residence upon and cultivation of New Mexico should not send tbeir book der to reduce the pay for FrwMlta4t0rdr Ba.Pttjta aid land, via: Knriqura Psoheoo. Coame work out of the but the publishing of 'this book. This Hail Orders Eeoeive Prompt and Careful - - Dallo binding territory, price Telephone 10. San Francisco Street. Carrlllo, Rodriguei, Vivian Grtego, all should patronize this very deserving is subject to withdrawal Without notice, ot Santa Fe, ti. M. eacu oraer. Attention From Us. Migtit'Callr Answered fromeaide Maatnui E. Oram Register. home manufacturing institution. cash to accompany ji 8 SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN. TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 5, 1903.

the city today. He was greatly pleased He was efficiently assisted by his ROOSEVELT DAY ECHOES with the ceremonies and thinks the re- corps of aides. Every aide knew his ception to the President could not have duty and his place and carried out or been upoo. ders with promptitude and dispatch, Ireland's Years the Standard Improved From Pharmacy Fifty (Continued First Page.) The conduct of the entire affair could O. G. Myhre and Captain Will- uniforms and bear skin with Major shakos, not have been Great iam F. Lorenz of Silver members that unmistakable so character improved upon. City, swing credit is due to Colonel Knaebel and Headquarter's For of the New Mexico National Guard, were Istio of a perfectly drilled organization, his staff for the perfect manner in on duty today In the capital. the enthusiasm aroused was seconded to which their duties were performed. W. E. Baker of Las Cruces, was a only that caused by the President himself. The left this noon and from Dona Ana County Grays The souvenir book which was representative will go from here' to the Grand preset on the Territorial committee. Canyon, ted to is a beau- Reception California and will return the President today He left tnls for his southern through tiful of the evening home by way Salt Lake, example jewelers, printers home. at Ogden, and bookbinders art. The book Is 6 the Royal Gorge, Colorado Springs, W. C. of Colfax coun- inches and 4 2 Inches wide. The Toilet Barnes, Dorsey, Denver and Omaha, in Cleve long Articles, Candy and Cigars. Associa- arriving cover is of the finest of levant and the ty, secretary of the Cattlemen's land, May. 24. In addition to the front cover decorated tion of New Mexico, was In town today members who are is handsomely marching making with work. This fili to pay his respects to the President of this there are 15 of the "Old gold filigree gold trip, work extends around each the United States. Guard" or "Veteran and 25 gree edge Corps" and in each corner is the American THE OLDEST DRUG HOUSE IN SANTA FE. Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Houton of guests. The made a Grays magnificent surrounded Raton and Hon. M. B. Stockton of the appearance and will not soon be for eagle, in solid gold and by the gold filigree work. In the center azure same place were among the Raton gotten in Santa Fe. about the sky and a slight west The New Mexican has today omitted of the front cover and in solid gold was no who took In the ceremonies at wind. There heat, no dust, no Its regular tolegraph service believing people about two inches long are the initials the Presfdont's insects and absolutely nothing disa- the events of the day here are of more reception today. "T. R." in monogram. In each corner Chief Justice W. J. Mills arrived from The first and second prizes for the greeable. The atmosphere was bracing interest. handsomest decorated of the gold border Is set a large and and cool. the Meadow City last evening and joined buildings along the line of march today were awarded perfect turquoise. In paving respects to the President of The inside of the cover is of blue silk by the decoration committee, of which At the residence of Governor Otero a the United States from the citizens of and the of the book Is the A. M. Bergere was the hard working frontispiece reception was tendered the New Mexico at the reception today. head of Around president and efficient to Fischer an Indian, hand painted by the plaza and in fact the and his and members of I. H. and Misses n chairman, the party the recep- Rapp the Edith Bert Phillips of Taos. This Is one of entire business suction of the city was a and Budde were visitors Drug Company and the second to Mrs tion committee. President Roosevelt Esther that well known artists best and most mass of fluttering flags and artistically from Meadow R. L. Baca. The committee, after care- here asked Col. J. Franco Chaves, terri- at the capital today the characteristic Indian paintings and is bunting. the most ful examination, found that the best arraged Among torial of public Instruc- City. They came over on last evening's excedingly handsome. The book is of decorations wero of superintendent and handsomest decorations were at the original the those tion for some facts in relation to the train In order not to lose any of today's printed on the best of paper and the Brothers Fischer's store building of the Sellgman Bros, Sellgman Company, battle of Valverde and was much incidents. exam Welt-mer'- given ' illustrations are almost perfect drug store, Ireland's store, s mm Company on the Plaza, and at the resi' drug Interesting information by the veteran Among the well known Las Vegas pies of the engravers art. Comprehen dence of M. book store and Spitz, jewelry store of Awarded who the President's Mrs. David White, corner slve and condensed sketches of that battle. people attended yet and the Bon Ton Hotel. The plaza were: Hon. S Galisteo street and Manhattan avenue. each of are reception today J. point interest named, was surrounded with bunting festooned Honors World's Fair. Duncan Mr. Mrs. F. The committee consldored that as the and full information Highest and wife, and 0. given concerning from supports that were wound with and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. president of the Sellgman Bros. Com them and their historical character. Blood, Bunker bunting. At each corner of the plaza U. also pany, James L. Sellgman, and David M. The illustrations are of the Capitol, Tests S. Gov't Chemists Hon. Charles A. Spiess. large national flags over the Highest White were both members of the decor- the Old Palace, San church, the hung F. O. Blood, postmaster of Greater Miguel streets. The home of L. ation committee, it was hut and fair Federal Loretto Las Vegas and a popular official was a just building, Academy, Bradford Prldce was the most PRICE BA iNrs PftwnFP r.rv. CHICAGO. that their claims should not bo recog the Cathedral, the Old House and the uniquely member of the Meadow City excursion decorated of any in the the AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS- - nized, and that the prizes, consisting of Plaza. The reading matter, In addition city. Along party and was present at the reception porch in front of the were dent's reception,' was very notlclable a very handsome cut glass fruit bowl gives historical sketches of many other building flags Santa Fe New Mexican to the Prosldent of the United States. uf all nations. above these among the great crowd in the streets of and of a very cut points of interest. The back of the Floating ONE DESIRING MALE HELP John I. Nunn, of Cleveland, Ohio, pretty glass preserve was a ANY kind the should be book is plain levant. large United States flag, one any please notify Alan R. TUESDAY, MAT 5. capital city today. who is of dish, awarded to second best, county treasurer Cuyahoga The book Is enclosed In a wTiite satin which has some historical interest as McCord, Secretary Capital City Band. Silver City was represented at today's Is hence they were awarded the Fischer county, Ohio, of which Cleveland the lined Russia case on which Is inscribed it waived over Governor Prfnce's Long reception by the following well known Drug Company and to Mrs. R. L. Baca, RENT furnished county seat, was one of the party that "Presented to Theodore Roosevelt, island, home from the breaking out of FOR Three room, citizens of Grant county: W. II. Jack, light house Adults accompanied the famous Cleveland A of the United States, the the civil war to its close. Governor and keeping. only R. M. Turner.. W. II. Newcomb, Thom most pleasing incident not on the President by Good location. Apply New Mexican MENTION Grays and enjoyed the reception to the Citizens of Santa Fe, N. M., on his Mrs Prince were stationed In of office. 2 PERSONAL as Measlier, A. J. Stockbrldge and A. program was the baptism of the infant front Presidont today. visit 5, 1903." This case, in turn the B. Duran. son of Mr and Mrs. George W. Armijo May building and as the presidential ( t a5 Colfax was well county represented at at the Cathedral at 10:30 this is plnced in a highly and beautifully party passed the governor saluted Mr. Those who sample our wines, liquors P. of the Amer- fol- morning, of Mi- J. McNulty, manager today's reception incidents by the polished box of oak. The book Is en and call Wein- Jose 8. Esquibel, assessor San The President's carriage was stopped at Roosevelt with a flag presented him cigars always again. J. ican Turquoise Company at Turquesa, Raton William F. Deg- - and was made guel county, was among the visitors In lowing citizens: the entrance and the tirely a native product when he was governor of New Mexico. bergers, south side Plaza. and Miss Fannie McNulty, D. G. Wood presidential party home workmen. The used in town from the Meadow City. daughter, ner and wife, J. Leahy, B. entered. The by gold The rose to his feet and doffed today In and vcar general, Very Rev. Mexico president com- were visitors the capital attend ward, F. A. Hill, Smith, J. the filigree work is New gold Lieutenant W. A. Hult was in Hugh Leahy, Father Antonio Forcbegu baptized the his hat in acknowledgement of the To Cure a Cold in One Day. ed today's ceremonies. J. Van Houten, Marion and and the turquoise are New Mexico mand of the Socorro detachment of the Littrell, little boy in accordance with the rites salute. Most prominent of the foreign Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The town of Cerrillos in southern Davis and wife. Jewels. The filigree work was done ty National Quard on duty In the capital the John of the Roman Catholic flags at this place was that of the Nether- All druggist refund the money if it falls Church, the S. Spitz of this city and the printing today. part of this county, sent the following David Martinez, of Velarde, wife and President and Governor lands for the reason that Mr. Roosevelt' to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on Otero acting as and binding at the New Mexican VV. M. Woody and wife of Glen Woody delegation for today's presidential visit: daughter arrived in town last night and ancestors bail from that each box. 25c. witnesses. The name given the boy Is Company. The souvenir Is country. Taos arrived in Charles Ilall, S. Golding, E. J. Thomp were among the many who attended to Printing mining camp, county, Theodore Roosevelt Manderfield Armijo. one of exceptional beauty, richness and the last and the son and Eli Parrett. day's ceremonials. Mr. Martinez was a city evening spent day It will be remembered that Mr. Armijo elegance. D. of Amarilla member of the thirty-fift- h in the capital. T. Burns Jr., Tierra legislative was a sergeant in Troop E, First Unitod Mrs. and Miss assembly from Taos and Rio Arriba Celso Baca of Santa Rosa, Leonard and his two sisteis, Murray States Volunteer "The 2,000 school children were as counties. Cavalry, Rough Over Wood county, represented that county Marguerite Burns, are among the many Riders," and was at the sembled in the Plaza. The girls were G. present fights S SPITZ 0, the on the territorial reception committee visitors to the capital todav. Mrs. Mur Major Myhre, commanding of Las Guaymas and San Juan Hill the dressed in white and wore sashes of of third battalion Jof the First at the president's reception.. ray and Miss Burns were the guests regiment regiment then being under the com- red, white and blue, and all, boys and DIAMONDS I I JEWELRY New Mexico National In Dr. T. P. Martin and Dr. S. Lowe of Mrs. A. M. Bergere. Guard, arrived mand of Col. Leonard Wood and Lieut- elrls alike, had been furnished with the from Silver City to be Taos, were among the many from Taos, George B. Vaxton of Red River, Taos city yesterday enant Colontl Theodore Roosevelt. flags. Quite a number of little boys A FULL LINE OF Manufacturer of at the of President sailor costumes who spent the day in the Capital, Dr. county, mining engineer in charge of present reception were dressed in white Roosevelt. As the ranking much attention. Among vITIEXIGHN FILIGREE JEWELHY Martin was a member of the territorial the Anaconda group of mines at that Infantry The first person to greet President and attracted WATCHES, CLOCKS, officer present, ha was assigned the the folk were noticed large num reception committee, camp, arrived last evening and actod as duty Roosevelt this morning as the train young by General Whlteman of or bers from the United States Inaian SILVERWARE, ETC. James S. Duncan, public printer, who a member of the territorial committee Adjutant passed the penitentiary was little the officers and men Industrial School and from St. Cather is entitled to the greatest share of the from Taos at today's reception. ganizing visiting Clara, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. H. O. into Ine's Indian School. The pupils from ALL KINDS OF DESIGNS IN credit for successfully getting up and N. F. Gallcgos of Clayton, editor of provisional companies. Major Bursum. Standing at the top of the Is a member of the Porterfield Loretto Academy and the High School Filigree Fob Chains, to the the excursion El an English-Spanis- h Myhre most handsome arch built on this oc bringing capital Fenlx, paper attracted attention. St, from the Meadow (or the Presi at that was a visitor in Drug Company of SllverUCIty. He was casion, in front of the penitentiary, girls particular Filigree Neck Chains, City published place, Michael's College was well represented, accompanied by W. F. Lorenz, second and dressed in the national colors, Filigree Souvenir The of the public schools turn Spoons, lieutenant, quartermaster of the third with her beautiful golden hair kissed pupils ed out en masse. The tots from tne Filigree Brooch Pins. battalion. by the breeze, an presenting angelic TCinderirarten looked very sweet. The Are You for Soda Water? A. R. Gibson, manager of the Gibson appearance, she graciously waved a Filigree Bracelets, Ready Allison Presbyterian Mission School Development Company and of little flag and with each wave of the Filigree Card Cases, president had 66 scholars in line. Many of the the American Consolidated Com- flag halloed a welcome hurrah for the We have been at work the week our Soda Copper wore sashes of red, white and busily past getting Fountain Is these President, to which the President boys South Side Plaza - Fe pany, very busy days looking ' blue over their shoulders, and when all Santa to serve best and SODA WATER to be had now standing on the back platform of his ready the very purest any- after the improvements in progress were assembled, the Plaza was a mass car made a pleasing bow of acknowl- will on Sunmount which Inclnde the build- The lines extended around all where, and open the SODA WATER season in a few days with all edgment. of color. ing of 7,000 feet of fence in which there four sides of the Plaza and the Presi- OLD kinds of delicious drinks. Our will be FRUIT GLACES THE CURIO STORE Specialties will be gates for the public, sign posts dent was enthusiastically greeted. The first decorations that - The and ICE CREAM SODA at 10 cents. All plain drinks at 5 cents. and 48 street signs in the allotted por- greeted the - Original tion of Sunmount which is dis- President were those at the territorfa1 entirely The Las Veaas Normal University and remoto penitentiary. There an arch was built tinct from the Tent City. much attention and Curio at the entrance to the and Band attracted Jake Gold" Store There are twenty-fou- r streets and alleys building, the of stone pleased the visitors and the citizens JAKE GOLD, Manager. J. S. CANDELARIO, The Soda Water is for You! which are graded and the corners are large structure was draped in na- Prop. Ready Santa Fe very much. The band partic- marked street Mr. Gibson tional flags and bunting from end to end Wholesale and Retail Dealers In by signs. In the march and during the af- who Is the mover in the and from foundation to roof. The work ipated prime project, ternoon gave an excellently rendered is heart and soul in the matter. As- was done by the convicts even to the DRUG concert In the Plaza of an hours dura- and Indian Curios FISCrJER COPjPAJMY sociated with him In the of planning. The convicts also made Mr. Mexican ownership tion, which concert was greatly enjoyed Sunmount is F. H. Mitchell, a well Roosevelt a :brldle, whip and a pair of the thousands listening to It. The The best place to buy Navajo Blankets, Indian and 230 San Francisco Street. known business man. The spurs. The bits and spurs were made by Albuquerque band also serenaded the New Mexican, Mexican Pottery, Relics from the Cliff tents used are the best that could be of burnished steel, and the leather was Dwellings, which Is highly appreciated. in sorts secured after decorated with embroidered hand-wor- compliment Ji Indian Baskets, fact all of Curios of Indian NICE THINGS FOR thorough Investigation If In Las Vegas. Is as good and examination. The tent decided The reins of the bridle and whip were everything and Mexican make can be found at Our Store jt jt made of and as thoroughly schooled as Is the NICE HOMES, m upon Is called the Dr. Holmes horsehair. The gift was very sanitary Normal University Band, the Meadow P. O. BOX 346 : : : : : SANTA FE, N. Al. tent and Is manufactured the pretty and appropriate. - We not only carry the staples, but by City Is a of congratulation and of subject we have some of the nicer things National Tent and Awning Company well be of Itself, its citizens At 11:30 the President held a recep may proud which tempt the appetite and make Denver. Each tent contains a special E. S. make tion at the Executive Mansion where and its evlronments. Lewis, the you feel like eating also you devlco manufactured by the Littleton feel like had citizens of leader, Is not a professional musician, you your money's of St. Louis. leading and society ladies worth. The way to buy is to buy Manufacturing Company the were introduced to him. The but as an amateur be ranks very high. These tents can be used all the city the best, and then you will not be year Executive Mansion was He has the band under excellent discip LEU round where the does not beautifully OO disappointed. temperature adorned. Potted flowers, cost and line. He Is certainly entitled to high lower than ten below zero. Fresh of all kinds go degrees unique Navaho blankets of all kinds commendation In serving voluntarily as Vegetables On 16, the board of directors of the Era May and descriptions abounded. Many of leader of the organization. Oranges, Bananas, Pineapples Gibson Development Company will hold these had been made 60 years ago, but Its annual meeting at New Heaven. their colors were as and as ef- At the Informal at the Fresh Poultry Wednesday's bright reception given GTCCLESALE IFLOUn, HAY, Conn. This meeting will be attended fective as when first woven by the Governor's Mansion this forenoon, upon and Saturdays by Mr. Gibson and while east, he will Navaho decades in squaws, ago, the an Introduction to the President by and Unn n look after mnch business for Sunmount fastnesses, of the Navaho reservation. Mrs. Otero, of Hon Amado Chaves the a iivt DfiT vnnc? and the Tent a-'- The President Was in H. S. r CO., Grocers. City. a very happy President shook the latter's firmly by RETAIL lAUfJE Col. and Mrs. G. W. Prltchard of mood and evidently enjoyed his visit to the hand and said. "No Introduction the oldest in United TELEPHOITB 2S. White Oaks were among yesterday's city the States. necessary, I know Mr. Chaves very wel ' CSALE3 IH arrivals and participated In today's cere 'ndeed," and, chatted pleasantly with The excursion train from the Meadow SALT and SEEDS. monies. him for several minutes. Years ago, City over four hundred passen- Don't to Col. J. W. Fleming, collector of Grant brought Mr. Roosevelt met Mr. Chaves In Wash- fail visit gers. Co. K First Regiment of county and a member of the Governor's Infantry and although, he had not seen commanded A. R. deCosa ington Only Exclusive Grain House In City staff, came In from Silver City yesterday by Captain him for he remember- and the Normal band were years, perfectly GOLD'S OLD CURIOSITY SHOP and was at the president's University ed him and knew him without an Intro- present on The the train. train arrived here duction. reception. ten minutes before the train Burro Alley and San Francisco Street. Ramon Sanchez, collector and treas president's W. A. McKENZIE ane left at 4 o'clock this evening. The Roosevelt Roosevelt but Send for urer of Taos county, arrived from the badges and Catalog. excursionists were pleased and tons were The beat north last evening and was with the greatly everywhere today. enjoved the occasion very much. of and there was not Taos today in feeling prevailed contingent participating incident to mar the the ceremonies. a single gladness Postmaster Paul A. F. Walter yes- and joy of the occasion. Van Patten of Las Cru ' THE QRKAT MAJESTIC Major Eugene received fine new Naifs, ces the in town as an Interested terday a flag from spent day the Pcetofflce which was Every building along the line of of department spectator today's doings. to- was decor- Graniteware, 1 to the breeze the first time march, public and private, ? the Rio Arriba visitors flung ji i m St y-- Among county from the flag staff at the post- - ated. Some of the decorations were to the who took in the re- day 2 Ik l spUO' capital part office which la the highest in Santa Fe. very artistic and beautiful. Flags, na- Tinware. ception are Henry Grant and wife tional shields, bunting, evergreen and N. Sanchez and wife Cblmlta, cedar were and there was Builders Hardware Ablqulu, Over 10,000 people listened to the everywhere fi Frank Bond IMd wife Espanola, Alex not an or yvujriTc President's address at the Capitol ugly disagreeable spot along afiunmc f mm, I . several miles of route traversed I tr.uas. num. ander Read, steps and were In the Capitol grounds. the by Sj I P Best Grade Cotton S. H. Blklns, postmaster at Columbia. the President and his party. The President's utterances were receiv - Mo., who has mining Interests on the ed with much favor and tremendous and Rubber Gar-- : Ortiz mine (rant In Southern Santa Fe applause and were greatly appreciated. The decorations at the residence ol county, spent the da In the city and Mrs. W. Manderfield deserve special den Hose to the President's If . listened speech. While passing the. Cathedral, the mention. Across the street the word of who has L. English Dolores, charge chimes of that imposing edifice saluted "Welcome'.' In evergreen letters ap- with Lawn Rakes, of the grant, was him. the President and procession with their peared across a large picture of Mr. - Manuel D. , Maes and win of Wat- deep, harmonious and sonorous music Roosevelt. Wreaths of evergreen and and rous, Mora county, arrived In the town flags and bunting were arranged on the Sprays were yesterday and pleased spectator Colonel George W. Knaebel, chief building In very tasteful style. e GREAT Sprinklers. at today s ceremonies. marshal of the day, had everything THE JS3TIC well In hand and all the arrangements The day could not have been better, Subscribe for the New Ifextou. under his charge, worked to a charm. There were a few fleecy clouds floating FIL.TJBJlSrQl