Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-27
PERSONAL.

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Graves, of Dolores, are at the Exchange.
Capt, J. a. Baird, assistant live stoc k
agent Of tie Santa Fe railroad, Is in the
city stopping at tie Palace.
VIM. Smith and family, who have been
visiting Mrs. Bush for some weeks, have
returned to their home at Gallup.
W. S. Sanders, agent for the Equitable
Insurance company, is in town from Al
buquerque, accompanied by his wife.
II. B. Holt, q bright young man from Las
Cruces, and the expert stenograpber for
the Worlds fair commission, is in the
city on business.
Charles +. Hunt, the popular clerk OF
the I'd district court, is in the capital. He
came here to get breath OF fresh cir and
to cool off. Sensible indeed.
Col. W. L. Rynerson, one of the lead
ing citizens of New Mexico and whose
voice is listened to and needed in Repub-
lican councils, is in the city. He can be
found at the Palace.
At the Claire: G. D. Pearce, S. NJ.
Satmarsh, W. B. Hendersheets, NJ. B.
Bushnell, Albuquerque; II. F. Caylor,
Denver; NJ. Kaufman, city; ". A. San
ders and wife, Albuquerque.
Hon. E. v Chaves, county clerk Of
SoCOrro county and member of the New
Mexico board Of exposition manages, is
in the capital attending meeting Of the
board. So is Major Miguel Salazar, OF
Las Vegas; they stop at the Palace.
At the Exchange: John Boquet, Po-
league; A. j. Nef, Kansas City; X. Van
Antweys, Ration; W. g. Marmon, La
guna; E. W. Spencer, Albuquerque; DR..
7. P. Robinson and family, Gallup; J. w.
Green and wife, Gallup; Miss Addie
Green, Gallup, A. B. Wright, Antonito.
Hon. John H. Riley, as successful a
business man and as shrewd politician
as there is in the southwest, is in the
capital on business connected with the
Tularosa Cattle company, of which he is
manager He has rooms at the Palace.
Major W. II. H. LIewellyn and his
estimable wife are at the Palace from Las
Cruces. Major Llewellyn is the rustling
and energetic live stock agent of the Santa
Fe railroad and looks successfully and
sharply after the extensive live stock
business Of that road
Prof. Hiram lIadley, under whose ex-
cellent management the New Mexico
agricultural college has become 80 useful
an institution, is in the city from Las
Cruces to-day. lie is here to attend the
meeting of the board of education of which
he is most active member.
Hon. L. S. Slower, the efficient head Of
the New Mexico Bureau of immigration,
and valuable member of the territorial
board of education, came up from Albu-
querque this morning to attend a meeting
of the latter board. He has multitude
Of friends to greet him, and he is ever
welcome visitor at the capital.
At the Palace: Isaac Davis, Dallas,
Texas; Miguel Salazar, Las Vegas; II M.
Kingsburv, Boston; J. Minimum, Las
Vegas; Chas. F. Hunt, Albuquerque; J.
q. Albright, Mrs. Albright, Miss claude
Albright, Albuquerque; W. II. II. Level.
Ign, wife and son, j. A. Baird, Las Cruces
Fl. B. Holt, Las Cruces W. L. Rynerson,
Las Cruces; E. V. Chaves, Socorro; Mrs.
A. D. Higgins, Miss M. f. Henry, Las
Vegas; j. Ii. Riley, L. r Whitmore,
Las Cruces; Hiram Hadley, Las Cruces
Jos. Boone, Deming; G. r. Williams,
Dlnver; E. s. Slower, Albuquerque,