Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-11-30

"dyoI AhoIhtOh iOVulhou lioli Iii0
south yesterday.
Hon. M. S. Otero, popular, hale and
hearty as ever, is on visit in the capital.
He is sojourner at the Palace.
Major Miguel Salazar, member of the
New Mexico Board of Worlds fair mana
gers from Las Vegas, is at the Palace.
Hon. Mariana Barela, the efficient sher-
if of Dona Ana county, is here on official
business. He can be found at the Pal
ace.
Judge s. B. Newcomb, district attorney
for the Las Cruces district, came up from
the south this morning and be found at
the Palace.
Hon. E. G. Wade, a we'll known and
prominent young lawyer in southern New
Mexico, is here to attend the sessions OF
the court of private land claims.
Hon. W. S. Williams, district attorney
of the Socorro district and editor of live
and progressive Republican paper at So
zorro, is here and has rooms at the
Palace.
Associate Justices j. B. Nc Fie and A.
A. Freeman, arrived this morning from
the south. Both are creditable to the
bench and are always welcome in the
capital city.
At the Exchange: Harry Porter, A,
R. Lockwood, Albuquerque; DR.. E. p
Hayes, Chicago; s. Romero, Wagon
Mound; M. Romero, Socorro; j. D. Bail
Silver City.
Judge j. D. Bail, of Silver City, who
has many friends in this part of the terri
tory and who is always welcome, is in the
city to attend the sessions of the court Of
private land claims.
Hon. Pedro Perea, one of the leading
citizens of the territory and president O.
that fourshing institution, the First Ma
tional bank of Santa Fe, is in the capita
on business. He has rooms at the Pal
ace.
Richard Mansfield White, U. S. World
fair commissioner from New Mexico, ar
rived this morning from the south. HI
is at the Palace and will attend the ses
sions of the New Mexico Board of exposi
ton managers tomorrow.
Numa Raymond, county commissioner
capitalist and railroad director with resi-
dence at Las Cruces, is in Santa Fe. 4
pass is good enough for him to travel on
Hon. Trinidad Romero, the well known
U. S. marshal, and his son, Serapio, chic
deputy, are here and will look after mat
tiers connected with the U. S. land court
Karl A. Snyder, one of Albuquerque
leading attorneys is here to attend the
meeting of the Bar association and the
sessions of the land court.
Mr.. Eusebio Chacon, of Trinidad, 6
bright young lawyer and interpreter tc
the court of private land claims, is in the
city, stopping at the Palace. He is &C
accompanied by his young wife, the
daughter of Hon. Casimiro Barela, and
bis sistsr.
Mr.. S. E. Raunheim, we learn, has
been confined to his home in New York
by illness, for the past three weeks, which
has prevented his presence here. Con-
tract work has been let, however, on the
Gold & Copper Mining company's prop
erty, and doubtless by spring the reduc-
ton works near Golden will be in full
blast.-Cerrillos Rustler.
Governor and Mrs. Prince returned
from the east last night. They had a
pleasant trip, "but We didn't see any
thing better than was shown us at the
Dane and Dawson ranches on Saturday,"
said the governor. While in Washington
Governor Prince called upon President
Harrison, Secretary Blaine and the other
cabinet officers. He is much pleased
over the news that Fort Marcy is again
to be occupied by troops.
At the Palace; Jas. 81 Barton, Kansas
City; Chas. E. Jones, Pueblo; Miguel
Salazar, Las Vegas; Richard Mansfield
White, Hermosa J. Sterling Costigan,
Philadelphia; E. Chacon, wife and sister,
Trinidad; A. A. Freeman, Eddy; J. R.
McFie, Las Cruces; Karl A. Snyder, Al
buquerque S. B. Newcomb, Las Cruces
J. G. Fitch, Socorro; Samuel Burger, Las
Vegas; M. Tannebaum, Uerrillos: j. R.
Reed, Council Bluffs; T. G. Fuller, Ra-
leigh; L. G. Fort, Las Vegas; M.
Barela, Las Cruces; M. s. Otero, Albu-