Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-26
PERSONAL.

fEISONA AL.
Col. Dick Dunn, of Catskill is in town.
Judge Walker returned from Ration last
night.
Hon. Chas. II. Toll left this morning
for Denver.
Col. R. M. Force is here on visit from
Ojo Caliente.
J. H. Poade, of Cripple Creek, left this
morning for Cochiti.
Mr.. L. R. Chapman left for Chicago and
New York this morning.
DR.. L. Prudential, the Trinidad rabbi,
spent Easter in Santa Fe.
Mr.. Robert Prewitt and family, of Du
range, are at the Palace.
Mr.. Alex Read, county clerk of Rio Ar
riba county, is in the city.
Hon. Thos. D. Burns, of TERRA Anna
rilla, is visiting the capital.
Mr.. Chas. Rudolph, county clerk of
San Miguel county, is over from Las
Vegas.
Mr.. j. W. Stailey, representing the
Kansas City Times, Is here to write up
Cochiti.
John G. Spears, U. S. coal mine in
spector, returned from Blossburg last
night and left on the narrow gauge for
Monero.
Don Cordova, wife and four children
from Trinidad, came in last night and
left for Taos this morning, called there
by the serious illness of the wife of Hon.
Juan Santistevan, the mother of Mrs.
Cordova.
Col. Chas G.. Webster and wife, of Wash
ington, are at the Palace. Col. Webster
is examiner for the civil service COM
mission and en- route to Albuquerque.
He was shown over town to-day by Hon.
Amade Chaves, an old friend.
Father Henry Pouget left this morning
or the train going east for weeks vaca-
ton which he will spend among mis-
friends in the surroundings of Las Vegas.
Mr.. L. F. Parker, the brainy young
stenographer of the U. s. court of private
land claims, came up from Tucson yes
terday. He leaves this evening on his re-
turn to Tucson.
At the Exchange: Alexandra Read,
TERRA Amarillo; Otto Ihrig, Denver; H.
Sayers, Ouray, Colo.;J. W. Cummings,
Watrous; Leandro Baca, Socorro; H. W.
Hiscock, La Junta, Colo; John G. Spears,
Gallup; Don Cordova, Trinidad.
Col. Joe Miner, of Denver, general
western agent for the Burlington, Mr.. D.
G. Flynn, general agent for the Rock Is
land, accompanied by Mrs. Miner and
her friend, Mrs. Allen, are pleasant guests
at the Palace. They have been to Taos
to witness the antics of the penitentes.
DR.. W. N. Mailman, of Indiana, SUPER
intendent of U. s. Indian school educa-
tional work, a most accom- lished and
entertaining gentleman, is spending the
day here. He leaves for Albuquerque to-
night in company with Col. Jones and
Mr.. Rakestraw and will return to Santa
Fe and few days.
At the Claire: N. Baca, Las Vegas,
George Morgan, New York, W. A. Nc
Grew, Denver; J. W. Stailey Kansas City;
D. E. Holman, Redland, Colo; j. E. Gill
man, A. Singer, Albuquerque; Robt. Pre-
witt and family, Durango, Colo.
At the Palace: Elfdo Baca, Socorro;
R. M. Force, Ojo Calionte; L. s. Davis, H.
W. jackson, Pueblo; j. Miner and wife,
Mrs. N. Allen, D. G. Flynn, Denver; 7. d.
Burns, TERRA Amarillo; O. s. Golbwitts,
Durango; DR.. L. Prudential, Trinidad;
George Whitfield New York; G. E. Jones,
Pueblo; Richard Dunn, Catskill, N. NJ;
Chas. Rudolph, Chas. G. Leicham, Las
Vegas; William Webster and wife, Wash
ington; William D. Gordon, Chicago.
At the Bon Ton hotel: W. P. Mitchell,
Allerton, N. M; Thomas Green, Chicago;
F. Daggett, Allerton; 0. g. Roedel, Stony,
Colo; John Donavan, John Conley, Ger
rillos; j. s. Bell, j. W. Hall, Del Norte;
IS. G. MCGOWAN, Creede, Colo; w. W.
Warren, Aspen; @. E. Johnson, Red Noun
tain; Geo. F. Samuels Creede; Geo. Con-
ner, city; Antonio Salazar, Jose Ynacio
Martin, Rociada; Albert johnson, Owen
Cavanaugh, Ell Paso; j. D. Taylor, st..
Augustine; Nicholas Abreu, Tomas Rodri-
guez, Chimayo.