Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-08-04
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| WIN. A. Lewis, OF 81. LOUIS, registers
at the Exchange.
W. G. Wrigley, district attorney for the
Colfax district, is down from Ration.
Chas Haspelmath is here from Lamy
hobnobbing with the county Democracy
Hon. L, G. Fort is here on legal bust.
ness from Las Vegas. He is quartered
at the Palace.
Hon. G. F. Essley, w. P. Gould, A.
M. Anderson and Chas Lyons, of Ger
rillos, are here on business to-day.
H. N. Adams, of the Chama Placer
Kendall Mining company, arrived at the
Exchange this morning from Louisville,
Ky.
H. Fl. Whitehill, sheriff OF Grant, and
John A. Moses, manager of the Thinner
house, Silver City, are guests at the
Palace.
Charles Ilfeld, the popular and genial
Las Vegas merchant, accompanied by
Mrs. Ilfeld, were visiting friends in Santa
Fe yesterday.
Hon. Pedro |. Jaramillo, well known
and prominent citizen OF Rio Arriba coun-
ty, is in the city on business before the
district court.
Mrs. Prince and Mrs. Muse have gone
to attend the Santo Domingo festivities.
Gov. Prince joined them last night and
goes thence to Las Vegas this evening.
Col. Walter G. Marmon is in from
Laguna on business at the surveyor gen
erals office. He leaves for Taos county
tomorrow to enter upon surveying con-
tract.
Mr.. E. T. Webbers family arrived from
Denver Yesterday and are comfortably
domiciled at the Palace. They are
charmed with Santa Fe's climatic condi-
tons.
Louis Held, OF the prosperous firm, IL
field Brothers, Albuquerque, was in the
city on yesterday, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Staab. He and Mrs. Ilfeld left this
afternoon for Albuquerque.
A. D. and G. D. Whiting, of Kansas
City, arrived yesterday at the Exchange,
and will seek renewed health in Santa
Fe. They come here by advice OF a lead
ing physician in Kansas City.
Hon. E. B. Franks, member OF the
Democratic central committee from Col
fax county, paid the New MEXICAN a
pleasant call. He still thinks, Colfax
will give good Democratic majority this
fall.
Geo. E. Hosmer, Of the Springer Ban
ner; Hon. E. B. Franks, of Ration Hon.
Rafael Romero and Macario Gallegos, of
Mora and Camilo Padilla, OF the Mora
Gazette, are here to-day to attend the
Democratic junta.
G. H. Gildersleeve returned last night
from California, accompanied by his two
elder daughters. Mrs. Gildersleeve's
health has been poor of late, and she and
the younger children will remain there
several months longer.
Messrs. Hill and Sharpe, two promi-
nent and influential capitalists from
Pueblo, are in the city to talk coal and
silver mines to south Santa Feans. Messrs.
Grigg and Baldwin have been showing
them around to-day.
Mr.. Hiram Rivenburg, sr. of Cam
bridge, ILL.,, father of Grant Rivenburg, is
here on visit. He is greatly charmed
with the gardens and orchards hereabouts
and prophesies that fruit raising here is
destined to be of rapid growth and money
making in its results.
Among the guests at the Palace are
H. B. Ferguson, Albuquerque; j. Fl.
McC utchen, Socorro; E. L. Shackleford,
Ell Paso; D. w. Turner, Kansas City;
W. J. Mills, Las Vegas Mrs. VIM. M.
Cartney, Los Angeles; G. W. Danver,
albuquerque; F. A. Reynolds and wife,
Conon City; Col. M. Brunswick, Las We
,as Mrs. L. J. Caldwell, M. N. Burchard,
Chicago.
Mr.. W. M. Edwardy, the enterprising
young editor of that excellent paper, the
Las Vegas Democrat; Hon. Felix Mar