Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-26
PERSONAL.

Judge H. L. Waldo came over yesterday
from Las Vegas.
Bishop j. M. Kendrick will leave this
evening for Albuquerque.
Hon. Sol. Luna sheriff-elect of Valencia
county, registers at the Palace.
Judge E. V. Long, of Las Vegas, is in
the capital mingling with the politi-
clans.
Hon. Lorenzo Labadie of Guadalupe
county, is in the city the guest of Hon.
Anado Chaves.
Marcus Brunswick, well known citizen
of Las Vegas, is here on business. He
stops at the Palace.
| Hon. Roman A. Baca, one of Valencia
county's prominent citizens, is in Santa
Fe on business.
Miss Mabel and Edith Stevens, of Al
buquerquc, arrived here this morning on
visit at Major Bakers.
Victor Gallegos. jolly good fellow
and staunch Republican, got in from
Mora this morning.
G. G. Bell, of Silver City, and W. G.
Heacock, of Albuquerque, are among the
visiting attorneys in town to-day.
Hon. E. L. Hall and wife are at the Pal
ace. Mr.. Hall is the councilman from
Grant and Dona Ana counties.
Hon. Perfecto Esquibel, ex-sheriff of
Rio Arriba county and mighty good
citizen, is in the capital on business.
Messrs. Felix Martinez and J. D. W.
veeder are at the Claire. They are mem
bers of the council from San Miguel and
Guadalupe counties.
Mrs. Dixon and daughter, who have
been here several months on visit to the
Dixon brothers, left this morning for
their home at Elmwood, III.
Miss Mary Griswold, the accomplished
public school teacher in ward 2, left last
night to pass the holidays with Bishop
Hendricks family at Albuquerque.
Judge W. D. Lee, presiding Judge of
the I'd district, came up from Albuquer-
que yesterday and is registered at the
Palace.
Hon. 7. D. Burns and wife are at the
Claire. Mr.. Burns is the popular coun-
Gilman from Rio Arriba, Taos and San
Juan counties.
N. G. Collier, H. B. Ferguson, S. M.
Folsom and W. P. Metcalf and wife, came
in on the belated train from Albuquerque
this morning and are at the Palace.
Hon, Andrew J. Laird, sheriff elect of
Grant county, is in the capital. Mr..
Laird made one of the best sheriffs in the
territory during his first term of Office
and will repeat this performance.
Hon. W. H. Patterson, who represents
Socorro and Sierra counties in the coun-
Gil, is at the Palace. Mr.. Patterson will
be found valuable member of the coun-
Gil.
Messrs. David Martinez, IT,, and Jose
Ortiz Salazar, members of the lower
house from Rio Arriba county, arrived
yesterday to remain during the session.
They will be found good workers.
Hon. j. E. Saint and Hon. Frank Hub
bel, councilmen from Bernalillo county,
are here to stay for two months. They
are welcome and are sure TO make good
record in the assembly. - :.
Hon. Ernest Myers, leading business
man of Albuquerque, and member of the
lower house, came up yesterday and will
remain during the coming two months
He registers at the Palace.
Hon. G. W. Miles, assessor-elect of
Grant county, came up from the south
yesterday. He leaves tonight for Las
Vegas to attend the meeting of the Educa-
tional association of New Mexico meeting
there tomorrow.
Hon. Thomas Hughes, editor of one of
the brightest and most influential daily
papers in the territory, was in the capital
on yesterday. He performed the politi-
cal mission he came up for, and left for
home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace H. Hite, whose
new journalistic venture, the Albuquer-
que Times, is forging nicely to the front
these days, came in last night and are
guests at the Palace. These clever folk
have whole lot of warm friends to well
come them to Santa Fe. Mrs. Hite is one
of New Mexico's ablest literary women,
and she will probably remain in the cap
ital some time catching the drift of legis-
lation for the Times readers.
At the Exchange: Felipe Baca, Las
Vegas; Macario Gallegos, Tito Macs,
Mora; j. M. Gallegos, Los Alamos; J.
Henry Becker, Santa Cruz; Hon. j.
Franco Chavez, wife and Jim, Los Lunas;
Mrs. John D. Acton, Los Lunas; Fran
cisco Gonzales, wife and child, Punta de
Aqua; N. O. Ortiz, Albuquerque; R. ].