Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-03
PERSONAL.

Clarence Griffin is visiting in Alamosa.
Hon. Louis Sulzbacher came in from
Las Vegas this morning.
Mr.. W. E. Baker is visitor from Las
Cruces to-day.
Hon. Frank Springer is over from Las
Vegas on legal business.
Assessor Childers, of Grant county is
in the capital on business with the equal
izatlon board.
Editor A. J. Papen, of the Las Cruces
Republican, is among the capital city
visitors to-day.
Master Eddie Hobart is here with his
father from Silver Olty. Chip of the old
block, too.
Mr.. Boleslo Romero, we'll known citi-
zen of Valencia county, is visiting among
capital city friends.
Mr.. G. W. Johnson, of the law firm of
johnson Finical, Albuquerque, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. William Bryan Walton, clerk in
Judge Bantz' district and editor of the
spicy Headlight, Deming, is here en- route
to Denver on business trip.
At the Exchanges: F. G. Erb, Hope
we'll; j. s. Taylor, San Francisco; ]. j.
Lesson, Socorro; Bolesto Romero, Los
Lunas; W. T. Estes, Las Vegas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cartwright aud niece.
Miss Fulmer, leave tomorrow for Monu-
ment rock, where they will occupy the
Perry cabin for several weeks.
Mrs. Fred Gack and little daughter,
Freda, and Miss Clara F. Crane, of Dallas,
Texas, sisters of Miss Nellie Price Crane,
arrived on Saturday night and will spend
the summer here.
Miss Ruth Wier, one of the most popu-
lar young ladies that ever visited Santa
Fe, has returned to her home at La Porte,
Ind, much to the regret of many admir-
ing friends here.
Mr.. W. @. Reed, business manager of
the Las Vegas Optic, and Mr.. John Ora
Der, of Warsaw, Ind, spent yesterday Wis
iting the orchards, gardens and other
things in Santa Fe.
Hon. ]. ]. Lesson, the energetic and
level-headed president of the territorial
bureau Of immigration, is in the capital
from Socorro on official business.
Sister Victoria has returned from Gin
cinnati. The question of rebuilding the
sanitarium is still under consideration,
but it is thought that no steps will be
taken for the present in this direction.
Hon. F. A. Manzanares is receiving
cordial greeting at the hands of his many
friends hereabouts to-day. He came over
from Las Vegas last night to attend
meeting of the territorial bureau of i'm
migration.
Miss Josephine Solignao, niece Of Arch
bishop Chapelle, reached the city this
morning from Santa Fe, aud registered
at Sturges' European. The young lady
is the guest of Mrs. Judge Collier.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
F. g. Erb passed through yesterday en-
route from Hopewell mining district to
San Miguel county. He sticks to it that
Rio Arriba county's chief camp is going
to astonish the country with its rich min
eral resources.
Arrivals at the Bon Ton: Mage Dunn,
Antonito; W. M. Clements, Ration; J. F.
Plumber, Denver; Andrew Hillman, Albu-
querque; James Uben, Antonito; F. Kill
patrick, Chama; Joseph Stien, Trinidad;
Estavan de Ia Csrda, New York; M. T.
Moriarity, Chilli; I. N. Stone, Glorieta;
). B. Lay, Pueblo, Patrick Eagan, Ger
rillos.
At the Palace: O. M. Fairchild, st.
Louis; g. W. Johnston, Albuquerque; W.
Q. Reed, Las Vegas; ]. Grabnsr, Warsaw,
Ind; E. M. Dow and wife, Flagstaff; W.
8. Constable, 81 Paso; D. T. White, W.
r. Upton, Las Vegas; O. Wheeler, Dem
ver; MI. Egan, Clifton, A. T.; L. Suls.
bacher, Frank Springer, r. "A. MANIA
mares, Las Vegas; W. 3. Baker, Las Cru
ces; Geo. L. Ulriok. White Oaks. !