Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-08
PERSONAL.
Z. Z. Webber has returned from De

Z. L. Weber has returned from Den
YER.
Mrs. M. P. Stamm, of Albuquerque, is
visiting Mrs. Rivenburg.
7, Ex-Gov.sL. Bradford Prince left last
night for Albuquerque. ...-
4 A.. M. Grunsfeld returned this morning
from "trip to Albuquerque.
A. Garland, leading merchant tailor,
Howell, Mich, is at the Palace.
Mr.. Cortland Fish, of New York, Il
cousin of Hamilton Fish, is visiting the
city.
Chief Deputy U. S. Marshal Serapio
Romero, is in the city to-day on official
business.
Mrs. McClelland, of Albuquerque, left
over the narrow gauge this morning for
visit to Denver.
Peter Magness and j. L. Daniel, Kansas
City capitalists, are here looking over the
city and its resources.
Lieut.. G. F. Baker, acting engineer Of
ticer, department of Arizona, left last
night for Fort Stanton.
Messrs. L. r. Chapman, 4. B. Catron
and J. Fl. Knaebel have returned from
trip to TERRA Amarillo.
R. F. Ralph, representing the Dickin-
son Paper company, st. Louis, is in the
city in the interest of his firm.
W. A. Cox, of Indianapolis, friend of
Supt. Helm, of the narrow gauge, has
been visiting the city for several days.
F. NJ. Smith, for years leading bust
ness man at Deming, is in the city en-
route to Durango, where he may locate.
Mrs. R. Eickmeyer and Miss A. Eick-
meyer, of Yonkers, N. Y, cousins of Mrs.
E. w. Deming, are in the city on a visit.
Leonard A. jenkins, the we'll known
mining engineer located at Golden in
charge of the work of the Golden Hy
draulic company is at the Palace.
Prof. M. G. Gile, of the Colorado col
lege, Colorado Springs, spent yesterday
in the city and saw the sights under Judge
Seeds guidance.
Lieut.. Mortimer Leary, I'd cavalry, is
in the CITY en- route from Fort Wingate to
New York city. He is on sick leave.
Chas. Manca and wife, of Las Vegas,
who have been here for week on visit
to Mr.. Berardlnelli and family, left to-day
for pleasure trip to Denver.
Judge Seeds, Clerk Goshorn, District
Attorney Twitohell, Stenographer H. s.
Clancy and attorneys Laughlin, Read and
Crist returned on Saturday afternoon
from TERRA Amarillo.
A. P. F. Cope, the Abiquiu sportsman
and hunter, is here with fine lot of bear,
mountain lion, wolf and coyote skins.
He will remain several days and can be
found at the Exchange.
R. g. Troeger, superintendent of the
Good Hope Mining company, is here
from Hillsboro. He has the reputation
of being one of the best and most success
full mining msn in the west.
Hon. w. 8. Hopewell, who made first
class record az member of the house Of
the Both legislative assembly, came up
from Hillsboro yesterday. He has bust
ness connected with the Sierra county
Worlds fair exhibit.
Judge Sloan, of Santa Fe, who has been
in the city attending the dedicatory e1-
srcises at the I. 0. O. F. hall, returned
home last evening after visit which he
declares to have been very pleasant-Al-
buquerque Democrat.
At the Exchange: 8. N. Dedrick, Ger
rillos; VIM. A. Piggot, Cotton, Colo; A. P.
F. Coape, Abiquiu; D. M. Croner, Colo
RADIO City; P. W. Morrison, Granite, Mont;
NJ. J. Huston, Silver City; John Sidmin-
der, Gallup; u. Lahan, E. F. stringer,
Edward Baker, Cerrillos; G. w. Swart-
hart, Chicago. ,5.
AT the Claire: F. T. Moore, VIM.
D'Gars. Ceasillo; J. W. Brady. and wife,
City; I'd. a e. Sluder, Csrrillos; Norton
Nelson; Denver; W. s. Hopewell, R. G.
Troeger, Hilisboro; Cortland Fish, s. Bay