Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-21


narrow gauge for Denver and eastern
points on three weeks trip.
Geo. H. Balm has gone to Chicago to
consult DR.. B. A. Garfield, and will again
have his eyes operated upon.
Mariana Larragoite, the efficient super
intendent OF schools of Rio Arriba county,
is in the city on official business.
J. P. O'Brien, the well known mining
man from San Pedro, is in town to-day,
permitting his son Guss to show him the
elephant.
Miss Kate Cooper, Miss Molie Cooper
and NJ. M. Cooper are in the city from
the upper Pecos they have rooms at the
Palace.
William A. Smith, OF Gallup, an old
time Santa Fean, is in town to-day on
visit to his family, who are guests of
Mrs. Bush.
W. f. Mclaughlin, the alfable post
trader at Fort Wingate, is in the city
visiting friends. He is much pleased to
learn of Gen. Cars promotion.
Solicitor General Bartlett, who. has
been to Chicago and st. Louis, in the in
, terest OF the Santa Fe Irrigation company,
will arrive in the city this evening.
Samuel McLoud, prominent railway
off ial from Fort Smith, Ark, who has
y been at the Santa Fe Climatic Cure asso-
ciation's camp all summer, came In from
Santa Clara canon yesterday afternoon.
s He is much improved in health.
0 Mr.. Thomas Randall, a guest at st.
.. Vincent's from Detroit, Mich, is SO well
= pleased with Santa Fe as a summer re.
J. sort and residence point, that he has
!, written for his family to follow him and
Il they think of residing here for seve-a
years.
G. G. Carpenter, travelling passenger
agent for the Santa Fe at Ell Paso, anG
W. A. Simpson. who holds similar posi-
ton at Fort Worth, are among the pleas
10 ant visitors here to-day. They travel il
charge of the southern editorial party
u train.
At the Claire Job. Atkins, Oakland
J. Cal. A. Young, Jas. A. Jackson ant
wife, Mrs. G. A. Marsh, Mrs. N. A. Jack
le son, E. B. Ames and wife, Cerrillos
Il. Ella Files, La Monte, Mo. j. Cert, 81
d. Louis, Mo-. Sam'l. McLoud, Fort Smith
u Ark. W. F. Mclaughlin, New Mexico
At the Exchange: Francisco A. Chs
" vez, Conejos; Miss Lizzie Heck, Cimal
IL ron; Miss L. Hernandez, Taos; Fran
nf Becker, Santa Cruz; s. G. White, Robel
Frdy, San Pedro; John f. Dodds, Nj
d silla; Richard Mathews and wife, H. {
x Kinsell and wife, Tony Neis and sol
p Harry Scranton, Sam Sing, Cerrillos; .
A. and L. B. Dunnil, Monet, Mo.
ne At the Palace: M. M. Cooper, Nil
~ Kate Cooper, Miss Mollie Cooper, PecoE
T. M. P. Sandels, Fort A. Minnett, Las v
~ gas; NJ. q. Farwell, Tres Piedras; Ma
G. Reynolds, L. F. Parker, L. F. Parke
ef jr., St. Louis; Plumer Wills, La Juntl
eu W. A. Simpson, A. II. Bates, Topeka; {
'is G. Carpenter, Ell Paso; L. P. Brown. Ii
~ Vegas; L. Coleman, Boston; III. V. Stea
Council Bluffs; @. M. Devleger, Milwa
w kee; II. H. Lea, San Francisco.
eo Hon. M. G. Reynolds, U. s. attornt
10 for the court of private lands claims, a
i'll companied by l.. F. Parker, jr., cou
stenographer, arrived in the city la
'ef night and are at the Palace. Accompan
'fe ing them is Hon. L. F. Parker, gener
sh attorney for the st. Louis & San Fra
ey cisco railroad and gentleman prominer
'ly ly identified with the political and bu
eo ness interests of st. Louis. Col. Park
will remain here for several weeks. /
I'LL comes for recreation and to benefit
ell health. Could not come to better pla
Vi than Santa Fe.