Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-18
PERSONAL.

W. f. Griffin, deputy internal revenue
collector, returned yesterday from a two
weeks trip through Rio Arriba and Taos
counties on official business.
Rev. J. B. Brun, parish priest at San
Rafael in Valencia county, came up this
morning to attend retreat of the Catho-
lie clergy now being held here.
Division Superintendent Cole Lydon,
OF the Denver & Rio Grande, is in the
capital with his family they are here in
a special car and came in last night over
the Santa Fe Southern.
W. A. Liscomb, the gentlemanly and
rustling representative Of the Kansas
Newspaper Union, at Topeka, dealers in
paper and printers supplies, is in the
city, stopping at the Palace.
Judge J. D. Bail, a leading and we'll
known attorney of southern New Mexico,
came up this morning from Silver City;
he has business before the supreme
court.
Messrs. Adolph and Arthur Seligman,
who have been in the Vale mountains
for the past four weeks, will start to-day
from Jemez hot springs on their return
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Walker left last
night for u couple of weeks outing at the
Jemez hot springs, in Bernalillo county.
Supt. s. M. Cart, of Dawes Institute,
left the capital yesterday for a weeks
visit to the Indians in northern New Mex
leo; he is gathering Indian pupils for the
school Ct which he is the head.
Mr.. J. D. Hughes, the business man
ager of the New MEXICAN, left last night
for the south; he accompanies his sister,
Mrs. H. Voss, of Ell Paso, who is going
home. Mrs. Voss came to Santa Fe quite
ill six weeks ago, but this salubrious and
cool climate has restored her fully to her
accustomed health.
At the Palace: W. A. Lscom, Topeka;
Geo. G. Cattell, San Francisco; A. S.
Thayer, Tenver; Mrs. j. Harvey and
daughters, La lara; John H. Hunning,
Denver; G. Mclean and wife, Delta,
CAL; G.. Lydon and family. Alamosa
Pedro Perea, Bernalilo.
Mr.. Thomas w. Butler, one of the edi- !
tors and publishers Of the illustrated
journal, Adobeland, at Albuquerque, is
in the city this morning in the interest of
his bright and entertaining publication /;
this is his first visit to Santa Fe and he is |
agreeably surprised and well pleased.
Hon. Pedro l. Jaramillo, one Of the !
leading citizens Of Rio Arriba county and
who has represented his county for three
terms in the council of the legislative as
sembly and made a most excellent record
in that body, is in the capital from Ell
Rito on legal business. Senator Jaramillo |
reports good crops throughout his county
and that stock of all kinds is doing well.
Hon. Pedro Perea, president of the
First National bank in this city and
the author of the Perea finance bill
which became law, while he rep
resenting the county of Bernalillo in the
council OF the legislative assembly, is here
on business. He stops at the Palace.
Arrivals at the Exchange: A. Irwin,
Tres Piedras; H. L. Pickett, Silver City ;
J. W. Hayward, Las Vegas; Walter G.
Marmon, Laguna; Tomas Gonzales, Al
buquerque; Harry Feinberg, W. Gold
berg, New York; s. D. Olivar, Park
View; R. E. Buckmaster, Las Vegas; H.
B. Hogeboom, R. Hogeboom, Topeka,
Kas M. S. McCreight, Oskaloosa, Kas.
W. R. Duncan, Cerrillos; j. D. Bail, Sill
YER City; Thomas w. Butler, Albuquer-
lue.