Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-04
PERSONAL.

visiting her mother.
Geo. Hill Howard, the attorney, will re-
turn from San Francisco on tomorrow
nights train.
Sheriff A. B. Laird, who is making
Grant county most excellent officer, is
here from Silver City on official business.
Milo Hill has gone on trip to his old
home in Illinois. He will visit the Worlds
fair and also make trip to Tennessee
before returning.
Richard Butler, we'll know travelling
man from Denver, is at the Palace. He
will probably bring his wife here to re-
main some months for her health.
Lieut.. G. F. Baker, acting engineer Of
flcsr of the department of Arizona, has
been ordered to visit Forts Marcy, Stan
ton, Wingate and Apache to make certain
surveys of the post limits there.
At the Claire: W. B. Vandorst and
wife, Cambridge, MIDI. Minium, N. G.
de Baca, Las Vegas; Silva Hermann, Gin
cinnati; G. H. McVay, Mrs. G. Anderson,
Denver; W. B. sheane, Philadelphia.
Silva Hermann, of Cincinnati, who
represents the famous Edgewood dis
tilleries and is counted the smoothest
politician among all southwestern travel
ing men, is doing the historic city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCord, of st.
Joseph, the former being scion of the
great grocery house of Nave, McCord d
Co., and Mr.. James Harmon and wife, of
Cincinnati constitute pleasant party of
visitors at the Palace hotel to-day. Mr..
Harmon is president of the largest barb
wire mandatory in Ohio. Mrs. McCord
is the niece of Major jackson, 7th cav
airy, o. s. A.
H. B. Ferguson, member of the Demo-
cratic national committee from New
Mexico, is here from Albuquerque. He
is enroute to Washington and New York,
partly on political business and partly
on railroad business. He has it in for
several Republican Office holders and will
try to take it out of them in Washington
by urging changes.
At the Exchange: J. H. Schiesswohl,
Chicago; John g: Gillette, socorro; Guy
Endsley, Albuquerque; AL. Rodey and
wife, Cerrillos; A. H. Griswuld, Grip
pie Greek; Orlando Smith, Las Vegas; A.
B. Laird, @. T. Cantley, Julius English,
West Welty, George Parker, Silver City;
Pinto Pine, Las Cruces; j. B. Patterson,
Albuquerque.
At Conways: Joseph Larier, Albu-
querque; Joseph Read, Prescott, A. T.;
W. J. Harrison, Ell Paso, Texas; j. u.
Eakin, Albuquerque, N. NJ; W. L. Dalton,
Patrick Sheenan, Denver; Colo; James
Noble, Georgetown, Leon Darrat, August
Bennett, Bautista Pouray, B. Dalzadelle,
Los Cerrillos; A. A. Anderson, Annie
Caderine, Roswell, N. M; G. A. Whited
Los Cerrillos; 8. G. Wright, Golden; A,
Gomez, Lamy; g. 8. Middleton, h. M,
Estes, Los Cerrillos; Chase s. Doughty,
White Oaks; John Warbin, Los Cerrillos
H. A. Browell, s. A. Ruygery, Chas. D.
Dow, Denver, Colo.
At the Palace: Chas. w. Waterman,
Denver; E. R. Chapman, New York;
James NJ. Butcher, Denver; John P.
Donohoe, Greensburg, Pa; W. s. Jones,
Greensburg, Pa; James Larmon, Mrs.
James Harmon, Cincinnati, Ohio; J. H.
McCord and wife, st. Joe; 8. Sanders,
Trinidad; W. R. Pierce, Denver; H. B.
Potts, NJ. D, Chattanooga; Richard
Butler, J. F. Rountree, A. P. Newcamp,
Denver; Fred Simon, Louisville, KY; Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Foster, Colorado Springs;
Mrs. W. F. Foster, Nashville, Tenn; Jas.
Haslam Cincinnati; ]. H. Hurst, Lythans,
England; F. Smith and wife, Worcester,
Mass; P.J. Brannen and wife, Flagstaff,
A. T.; Mrs. E. 8. Cortwell, Albuq uerque.