Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-19
parties are putting up the money. These
were secured through John M. Allan,
Alex brother.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. R. j. Palen left Saturday nigh,
for Newark, N. j., to visit relatives.
Captain M. Bslue, wife and daughter, OF
Oerrillos, we're in the city yesterday.
Hon. Demetrio Perea, county clerk Of
Lincoln county, leaves tonight for home
j. A. Walker, U. 8. deputy surveyor, is
engaged surveying public lands In Socor.
70 county.
Sheriff Kinsell has been in Colorado
during the past few days on official bust.
ness.
Father Deraches left this morning for
Chama, San Juan and Taos over the D. &
r. G. railroad.
Philip Baltz, representing the Brown &
CLARK Paper company, st. Louis, is a
guest at the Palace.
U. s. Marshal Hall returned this morn
ing from visit to his cattle ranch at
Tequesquite, Union county.
W. H. Kennedy, popular merchant at
Cerrillos, and L. s. North, of the same
place, are in the city today on business.
Hon. W. s. Hopewell, the we'll known
Hillsboro capitalist and mining man has
been on visit to the Cochiti mining dis
trict.
Philip e. Harroun has returned from a
trip as far south as Ell Paso, in connec-
tion with his duties for the photographic
office in Washington.
Vernon E. Beggs has resigned the posi-
ton of stenographer to U. s. Attorney
M. G. Reynolds on account of ill health
and has returned to st. Louis, Mo.
F. G. Gay, general freight agent of the
Santa Fe, who has been guest at the
Montezuma hotel, Las Vegas Hot Springs,
returned Sunday morning to Topeka.
H. B. Holt, stenographer of the Third
district court and favorably known in
Santa Fe, is in Albuquerque doing some
legal work that will keep him in that
town about ten days.
Mrs. S. Morris of Boston, Mass, who
has been sojourning for some time past
at Las Cruces, came up from that town
last evening and left this morning for
Ojo Caliente.
Mr.. E. W. Stephens, publisher of the
Herald, Columbia, Mo-, and who also pub
fishes the New Mexico Supreme court re.
ports, is in the city stopping at the sani-
tarium. Mr.. Stephens has been ill for
some time and his trip west is for the
purpose of rest and reouperaton.
Robert M. Carley and Pablo Amanda
have returned from Denver to Golden.
They are we'll pleased with their trip and
The advertising tho rich mineral sections
10 this county received through their ex-
aibit at the international mining conven-
zion in the Queen City of the Plains.
Mrs. j.. A. Mahoney and children of
Deming, will leave about August l to
visit relatives in Indiana. Mrs. Mahoney
Is the wife of Representative j. A. Ma
honey, who, during the last session of the
assembly, made many friends in this
,ity.
Ex Governor W. T. Thornton returned
asst night from two weeks trip to So.
,ora where he has been looking after his
mining ventures. He has matters in first
lass shape for good deal and left this
morning for Denver to consult with
capitalists who are interested with him.
lie feels sanguine that he will be success.
ul in his endeavors and will soon have
ONE paying mining properties IN So
FORA under his management.
Judge A. A. Freeman of Socorro, N. NJ,
president of the New Mexico board of |
commissioners, will reach here this morn
ng. Judge Freeman is Tennessean, hav-
ng been born in Haywood county. He was
ppointed by President Harrison as
Judge of the Fifth judicial district of
lew Mexico. Since his time expired he
as been practicing law and has made for
imself most enviable reputation both
8 an attorney and public speaker. After
few days here he will 60 to Washington
o press his claims with President Mo-
IinleY for appointment to the high posi-
ion of chief Justice of the Supreme
curt of New Mexico. He has the un-
ualified Endorsement of the leaders of
II parties. --Nashville, Tenn, Daily Sun.
Captain j. j. Leeson, commissioner
nd general manager of the exhibit from
he territory of New Mexico, leaves on
1onday for New Mexico with the sole
urpose in view of telling to his people
ne beauties of the Centennial, and prov
,g to them that they should visit it. No
ian has worked harder to properly rep.
ssent his section than has Captain Lee
IN. He has magnificent exhibit, con.
ibuted by the enterprising men of New
[exico, to back up his statements, and
8 nsver tires explaining why New Mex
% is the favorite spot on this continent.
9 already has letters from over SO of the
ost prominent people of the territory,
I'd wants to make up large party so as
have New Mexico day at the Centen-
Tenn, Daily Sun.
Fats vs.. Leans.
Promptly at $3.50 yesterday afternoon,