Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-31
PERSONAL.


querque yesterday.
Hon. Il. L. Waldo will DO in Santa Fe
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. E. A. Fiske and children arrived
last night from st. Louis.
Hon. L. A. Hughes left last evening on
business trip to Ell Paso.
Gen. e. L. Bartlett returned last night
from business trip to Chicago.
Peter Powers, the we'll known Glorieta
landlord, is over from the Pecos on bust
ness.
Brother Botulph, of St. Michael's col
lege, was visitor at Las Vegas yes
terday.
Chas. Yeager, we'll known Taos county
mine owner, came in from the north last
night.
c. H. Fancher, land agent of the A. e.
P. railroad at Albuquerque, has gone to
Kansas on land business.
W. R. Adair, Mrs. Telesfor Jaramillo,
Jose D. Sena and wife accompanied the
| remains of the late j. l.. d. Clouthier to
Taos.
j. H. Kuhns, general store keeper of
| the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, returned
yesterday from trip to Chicago and
New York.
F. M. Jones, whose leg was amputated
l., =,
along nicely and expects to be out in
few days.
| Hon. J. L. Saint, receiver of the Albu-
querque Savings Bank Il Trust company,
will return from Chicago to Albuquerque
tomorrow evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry Kirby returned
last evening from months visit to
relatives at Belleville, ILL.,, and at the
Worlds fair at Chicago.
At the Exchange: Mrs. Miles, Granite,
Colo; Arthur L. Finch, New York city;
Chris Yeager, Taos; NJ. Grumberth, Trim
idad; l.. A. Warner, Denver.
W. B. Mcintyre, Chicago; M. Paltenghe,
Wagon Mound; W. H. Price, city; G. H.
Morehouse, Ell Paso; R. j. Hinton, New
York, are at the Claire.
II. H. Pierce, formerly of the Las Ve-
gas Stock Grower, is now in Washington
city and will remain there during the
winter, returning to New Mexico in the
spring.
G. Fl. Morehouse, general southwestern
agent, and G. G. Carpenter, travelling
agent, for the A., 7. & s. F., two of the
most efficient men in the business, are
here to-day from Ell Paso.
Judge A. l.. Morrison is in Ohio stump
ing the state for Mckinley and the Re.
publican ticket, and judging from ad-
vices is doing most excellent work in the
J cause he represents. Judge Morrison is
worker wherever you put him.
: Col. Richard j. Hinton, the we'll known
authority on irrigation matters, who rep
resented New Mexico in the Los Angeles
convention, arrived in the city to-day to
lay his official report before the gov
ernor. He this afternoon paid visit to
the big irrigation reservoir up the Santa
Fe canon.
At the Bon Ton hotel: Frank Oliver,
Kansas City; Max. Gandena, Pho G. Blava,
p. Porligateate, Joe Vannisola, j. W.
Aidel, Cerrillos, N. NJ; Frank Trujillo,
Rio Tesuque; ]. H. Candle, City; W. T..
Craig, Pecos, N. NJ. Frank Gomez, Ga
listeo; Cosme de Herrera, San Ildefonso;
Juan Ortiz, Galisteo.
G. W. Meylert, of the San Felipe, left
+ yesterday morning for Iowa, where he
takes big district in that state as agent
for the Equitable Life Assurance associa-
ton under general agent, w. A. Sanders
! The hotel will continue in existence-the
dining room and kitchen, under the
management of Joe Duran, and the hotel
will be managed by Meylert Bruner,
nephew, and Mrs. Meylert.- Albuquerque
. Times.
U. y. Grant, jr., his mother and a num-
! Der of friends, passed west yesterday
: afternoon. They were in a special car.
. The widow of the dead soldier president
was on her way to California, to spend
, the winter on the ranch of her son, Jesse
. Grant Mrs. Grant had been stopping
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York city.
but was afraid of the severe eastern win
, tiers. Her first intention had been to 60
} to Florida; but she finally decided in
favor of California, tho residence of her
son there no doubt influencing the deci-
sion.---Las Vegas Optic.