Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-16

Juan county, where he paid off troops in
the field.
Miss Pauline Orlowsky, sister of Mrs.
Frederick Zinsser, arrived yesterday from
Pittsburg, Pa, and will make her home
here
Mr.. Wilson Waddingham, the largest
land owner in New Mexico, accompanied
by Mr.. A. j. Tisdale, of Texas, are visit
ing the city.
Col. Parker, of Sierra, W. G. Porter
field, c. G. Bell, H. W. Elliott, W. j..
Foley, George Grade and wife, and Thos.
Lyons, of Silver City, are in attendance
at the Worlds fair.
Miss Anderson, of Carlisle, Ohio, is
visiting Mrs. G. NJ Shannon.
Hon. E. A. Fiske returned last night
from an enjoyable trip to st. Louis and
the Worlds fair. He left Mrs. Fiske and
children to continue their visit for time
in the former city.
VIM. Deutscher, the we'll known Amizett
merchant, drove in from the new gold
camp and spent Sunday with capital city
friends. He says Amizett is bound to be
winner.
At the Exchange: George Morgan,
New York; Frank Clough, Leavenworth;
H. Y. Cooper, Durango; M. H. Ensign,
Creole; H. A. zeir, Espanola; F. A. Ortiz,
Lamy; Thomas O'Donnell, Cerrillos.
Mayor Estevan Baca, Frank Abeytia,
Deputy Sheriff Leandro Baca, Santa
Cruz Castillo, j. W. McMullen, Jack
Robinson, Lon Honeywell and Frank An
drews, all of Socorro, are doing the
Worlds fair.
Frank M. Jones and wife returned on
Saturday night from a trip to Ojo Ca
l1ente. Mr.. Jones has long suffered from
the effects of broken leg and went to
the springs in hopes that the waters
would heal the wound. Little was ac-
complished, however, and it is likely that
the member will be amputated.
B.P. Schuster, of Bernalillo, left this
morning for New York via Chicago. He
will meet his wife and children in the for
mer city upon their arrival from Ger
many, where they have resided for
eighteen months. The Schuster family
will occupy their elegant new home on
Sixth and Roma during next month";
Albuquerque Citizen.
Arrivals at the Bon Ton hotel: ]. A.
Martinez, Pena Blanca; Mr.. H. Ensign,
Creede, Colo; Toney Chammount, Tin
Cup, Colo; Clay Cooper, Durango,
Colo; Teodoro Martinez, Ash Forks, A.
T.; John Griswold, Mrs. John Griswold,
Master James Griswold, Albuquerque;
Earnest Winter and son, San Marcial;
Andy Cullens, Philadelphia; Frank White,
Denver; T. A. Earl, Kansas City; joe B.
Wilburn, Silver City; j. M. Wilbur, Mrs.
John Wilbur, Miss Merrill Wilbur, Will
Morgan, Alamosa, Colo; F. B. Wilbur,
San Luis Valley, Colo; Dan Burns, Gar
land City, Colo; G. G. Cannon, Durango,
Colo; G. W. Hardwicker, Chicago, Mar
ciso Montoya, Mateo Montoya, Las Cru
ces; Fl. A. Manchester and wife, Conejos,
Colo,; D. G. Spears, Chama, N. NJ; Fl. J.
Harris, San Pedro; Joe Durkin, Alamosa,
Colo; Frank Cats, Lamy; G. G. Folsom,
Antonito, Colo; Cruz De Herrera, Cone
jos, Colo.
Arrivals at the Claire: W. T. Hender-
son, New York; Fred Harrington, Denver;
G. D. Gordon, New York; E. A. Alvy,
Cheyenne, Wyo.; W. H. Deaver, Steam
boat Springs, Colo; W. G. Williams, st.
Louis; H. M. Adams, Kansas City; E. Fes-
terra, New Mexico; Ralph Halloran, Albu-
querque; d. S. Blackburn and wife, Cali
fornia; j. W. Cooper, Pecos, N. NJ; 7. H.
Tucker, Las Cruces; B. Levi, New York;
James S. Barton, Kansas City; A. j. Tis-
dale, Texas; Wilson Waddingham, Kansas
City.