Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-29
PERSONAL.

z. A. Grunsfeld came up from Albu-
querque and spent Sunday.
Manuel S. Salazar, of Chamita, is in the
capital; he is here on court business.
Hon. +. P. Chavez, of Rio Arriba coun-
ty, is in the capital on court business.
Sherrard Coleman has returned from
public surveying trip in the White noun
tains.
Hon. 7. B. Catron left again last night
for Las Vegas, expecting to return on
Wednesday.
Hon. Perfecto Esquibel, ex-sherifr of
Rio Arribn county, is here from Terra
Amarillo, attending U. s. court.
Hon. L. NJ. Ortiz, we'll known citizen
of Rio Arriba county, arrived yesterday
and will remain here several days.
B. G. Wilson, general agent for the Con-
sinental Oil company, is guest at the
Palace accompanied by Mrs. Wilson.
james Garland, ir., is in Corpus Christi,
and he wants to como back because "it is
not near so good a country as New
Mexico ..
Mrs. Carr, of Los Angeles, Cal, accom-
panied by her two children, arrived
yesterday on a months visit to her sister,
Mrs. O. johnson.
Sheriff F. G. Chaves, of Rio Arriba
county, is in the capital on official busl-
ness. He is accompanied by Clpriano
Pima, of Canjilon.
Hon. A. l.. Morrison left at 5 o'clock
this evening for Albuquerque, where he
will deliver an address tomorrow on the
subj ect of Memorial day.
Miss Ruth l.. jerks and Miss Josephine
Spell, charming young ladies of Albu-
querque, accompanied by Harry Owens,
spent yesterday in the city.
Gov. Thornton is in Albuquerque to-
day. Thence he goes to Las Cruces to
look after his mining interests, expecting
to return to the capital about Friday.
First Lieut.. Lucius G. Durfee, who has
just been promoted to the 10th infnnty,
has been assigned to company of that
regiment. and will take station at Fort
Marcy in this city.
M. Sachs, Denver; Geo. G. Mont
gomery, Albuquerque; W. 7. Boyd, Den
YER; T. j. Primrose, Trinidad; Mrs. A. P.
Day, Cerrlllos, F. G. Corbett, Los An
geles, are at the Claire.
Nj. Morrison, of Malaga, left for Den
yer by way of Santa Fo last night. He
will tarry day in Santa Fe to look over
the big dam and other late Improvements
in the CAPITAL city.-Eddy Current.
L. NJ. Brown was in the city from So
zorro on Saturday night. He will coon
be ordered by the surveyor general to
make complete survey Of the Magdalena
mining district.
At the Exchange: George Hamilton,
City; H. s. Arnold, Cerri,los;J. G. Willet,
Pennington; c. Romero, Socorro; Walter
G. harmon, Laguna; W. B. Wilson, Lex
ington, Mo-; Antonio Joseph, Ojo Ca
liente, John Lynch, Albuquerque.
M. A. Downing, an irrigation expert
and writer, formerly in the government
service, but now with the Santa Fe INV
MEXICAN, is travelling through the valley.
with his camera. Something good may
be expected in the enterprislng journal.
Eddy Argus.
Mrs. Smith, wife of the late Gen. G. A.
Smith, of Santa Re, and mother of our
worthy citizen, W. A. Smith, the present
mayor of the Carbon city, arrived early this
week from San Jose, CAL, whore she had
been for several weeks on visit to one
of her sons. Mrs. Smith, after enjoying
herself here for few weeks, will return to
Santa Fe, accompanied by Miss Nellie
Smith, who has been on visit to her
brother and his family here for some time
past Gallup Cleaner.
At the Palace: NJ. F. Maloney, Denver;
N. G. Creede, wife and girl, Pueblo, Colo;
W. Kelso, Eagle Pass, Texas; B. G. Wilson
and wife, Las Vegas; ]. H. Stuart, vioks-
burg, Miss; E. A. Grunsfeld, Albuquer.
que; A. M. Wilson, Denver.
Mr.. B. Kahn, the wholesale merchant,
returned yesterday from trip through
the east anu northwest. visiting the state
NJ WashinvtOn in the lntter raOiou Ha
thinks tho northwest a fine section Of
country. As to the Worlds fair he says
New Mexico is not in it.