Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-02
PERSONAL.
G. A. Stein is ~ from Albuquerque.
z. 4. Simpson is hara from Alhnnne

iuC oh lS9al DuSlIeSS,
;" Robert Cotman and wife, of Albuou
n que, registered at the Exchange.
Manager HUM, oil the Cash Ent
mine, is in the city on business.
|. Major J. w. Donneley, land comm
= sioner a. & p, road, is in the city.
IS Thos. Z. Gable ard wife are here fro
E CerriiIos to-day on shopping tour.
T.. Rev. Mr. Forester is here from l.
, Cruces to attend the Episcopal council.
VIM. a. Sayle, manager OF the Lam
- charcoal oveus, is in the city buy irg su
plies.
t Geo. W. Bond, Espanoa's Tione,
merchant, is talking business to SAM
Feans.
f. G. Deutscher, the live young me
chant at Espanola, is buying goods j
Santa Fe.
Mr.. Frank A. Plume is down fror
laos valley to remain several weeks
Always welcome.
L. Chavez and wife came in from Nor
yesterday, bringing two sons to attend st
Mlchael's college.
Capt. ]. B, Kerr, U. s. A., Fort Win.
gate, and Capt. W. NJ. Waterbury and wife
U. s. army, are at the Palace.
Hon. ledro Perea, OF Bernalilo,
d.leg 'te from his county, is in the city.
lie will he heard fom in the convention.
Harry cranton came in from Celrulos
to-day, and will remove his wife home
from St. Vincent's. She is improving in
health.
Geo. D. Potter, the popular representa-
tive OF the CONSOLIDATED Kansas ."ity
Smelling & Refining company, is here
from El Paso.
Judge 5. 5. Terrell, OF Lincoln, is in
the city. He is a delegate from Lincoln
county; he will be found Il good member
OF the convention.
Hon. John b. Bail, as noble Roman
as ever trod, is here from Grant to do his
share toward giving the people a first
class state constitution.
L. A. Dow, the well known merchant
OF Tajique, who is delegate to the con-
stltutlon"l convention from Valencia
county, arrived thls morning.
Dr. Levy and bride, nee Goldsmith,
OF Trinidad, are guests at Hon. Sol
Spiegelbergs residence. They are ell
route to their home in Denver.
Mr.. Richard Mansfeld White, one OF
Sierra's delegates aad an enthusiastic
advocate OF the statehood movement, PAID
this Office q pleasant call to-day.
Rev. II. W, Pearson, of Phenix, A.
l., and Rev. Edward W. Cross, OF Silver
City, are visitors here, having come up to
attend the Episcopal church council.
Mr.. W. L. Burns and Don Perlecto
Lsqulbel, delegates to the constitutional
convention from Rio Arriba county, are
expected TO arrive here this morning.
Hon. W. Il. Ritch is on hand as one OF
he Socorro delegation to the convention.
he will prove an earnest and Lard
worker for the right kind OF q constitu.
ion.
Col. Theodore Heman, one of the de- e.
,ates from LINCOLN county and an in
luenIial and hard working Republican,
rrived this morning to attend the con-
ention.
Mr.. Wilson Waddingham, accompanied
y his private secretary, G. J. Murray,
nd Mr., W. j. Mills, came in from Las
'egas last night. They have quarters 1T
he Palace.
Hon. W. C. Hazledine arrived to-day
rom Chicago, where he represented the
lew Mexico bur at the meeting of the
Iational Barassociution. He will try his
and in the constitutional convention.
Mr.. j. Ii. Knaebel lett this mornin
Or southern Colorado, where he goes to
ttend law suit. Thence he goes to
Terra Amarillo, where the district court
ieets next Monday.
j. A. Whtmore, editor OF the San
Iarcial Reporter, passed up the road to
as Vegas this morning. He is MEM
er OF the convention from Socorro
1unty and will Arrive in Santa Fe to-
lght.
Hon. W. D. Lee, solid business man
Chama and worker in the Republi-
IN ranks OF Rio Arrba for eight years,
at the ExChange-come to fulfill his
lty US delegate in the state constitu-
onal convention.
Hon. Leadro Sanchez, a highly re-
,ected and influential citizen of San Mi
lel county and a member Of the consti-
tional convention, came in last night and
i'll attend to his duties as u delegate in
worthy manner.
Col. W. L. Rynerson, the tall sycamore
the Rio Grande, delegate from Dona
ma county, arrived this morning. The
olonel's legal knowledge, political abli-
and acquaintance with New Mexico's
nditions will prove i'll the right place in
e constitutional convention.
Col. T. Frank Chaves. one of tho dala.