Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-01-13
PERSONAL.

Mrs. M. j. Warner has returned from a
visit among friends in Albuquerque.
Mr.. E. M. Biggs, of the Biggs Lumber
company, is in Santa Fe attending court
Hon. J. M. G. Chayez, one of Rio Ar
riba's solid men, is in the capital on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Jake Gold is expected home this
week after long stay among friends in
New York.
Ex-Sheriff Vicente Mares, Of the fruit
full Mora county, is in town on official
business.
Mr.. Boleslo Romero, pf"Tinent citi-
zen Of valencia couaty, is Il the city on
Official and private i,ais. sss.
Col T. Adonis Finical, legal adviser to
Col. Thomas Benton Hughes, is here
from Albuq uerque on legal business.
Mr.. N. E. Stevens, of Albuquerque,
grand master of the New Mexico Odd
Fellows organization, is in Santa Fe.
Mr.. Frank R. Sherwin, who became
famous years ago as q promoter OF Max
we'll grant enterprises, is in the city
registering from Denver.
Mr.. j. j. Leeson, past grand chancellor
of the Knights of Pythias and promi-
nent business man of Socorro, came in
from the south this morning.
Mr.. Henry Grant, chairman of the
county board Of Rio Arriba county, who
can always be relied upon to do his duty,
both personally and officially, is in town
Mr.. s. T. Biting, of Eddy, an old
fashioned Virginia Democrat who is do
ing his share in the development of the
lower Pecos country, is here on bureau OF
immigration business.
Arrivals at the Bon-Ton: j. NJ. Stone,
Glorieta; Manuel Roibal, Pojaque; NJ
Aragon, Martin Atencio, Jose Rodriguez,
Espanola; G. Potthoff, Los Angeles
Francisco Barros, Pena Blanca.
Hon. L. R. E. Paulin, the accomplished
managing editor of the Albuquerque
Democrat, is visitor at the capital in
attendance upon the meeting of the
bureau of immigration.
Mr.. B. F. McGarvey, formerly chair
man of the board of county commission
ers of Collar county, and a steadfast
Democrat from conviction, is in the city
on official business.
Hon. Ernest Meyers, an active and in
fIuential member of the 30th Legislative
assembly and a successful Albuquerque
business man, is shaking hands with cap
ital city friends to-day.
Mr.. j. P. Church, we'll known resident
of Eddy, who is just now good deal in
terested in the development of the White
Oaks coal fields, arrived in the city from
the south last night.
At the Exchange: Henry Grant, j. M
O. Chavez, Abiquiu; Juan N. Rspinosa
Pedro A. Flores, Julio de Herrera, JOSE
1. Moriega, Lumberton; E. g. Ross, Albu
querque; Boleslo Romero, Los Lunas; III
L. Lewis, Ed. Lewis, Chicago; Vicente
Mares, Wagon Mound.
| At the Palace: R. L. Higgins, Kansai
City; Jim Curry, wife and son, Espanola
H. W. Whittier, Philadelphia; B. F. Nc
Lain, 8. R. Oliver, Wichita; T. B. Oscar
| Illinois; ]. g. Walker, Ed. Bregham, Chi
csRo; v. Jaramillo, B. T. North, 81 Rito
Frank R. Sherwin, Denver; ;Jerome Smith
New York; s. W. O'Neill, New Haven; 8
Burkhart, Albuquerque; ]. s. Tiffany
st. Louis; ]. M. Jewett, Chicago.
Hon. Edmund G. Ross, ex-major in tn
Union Army, ex-editor Of the Leaven
worth Standard, ex-United States senate
from Kansas and ex-governor Of Nes
Mexico, arrived in the city last evening
and is warmly greeted BY many friends
The ex-governor seems TO bs in excellen
health and spirits. His history Of th
i'm psschment trial Of Andrew johnson
now in press, is awaited with eager in
| terest.