Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-27

Mrs, G. A. Spiess is still in Las Vegas,
visiting relatives, and is expected home
tomorrow evening.
James Duggan, superintendent of the
coal mines at Madrid, in this county,
If guest at the Palace.
Mrs. N. B. Laughlin and children are
expected home from an extended visit in
Texas the first week in April.
Mrs. Schultz, mother of Mrs. Z. B. Cat
ton, expects to leave for her home in Los
Angeles, Cal, during the early part of next
week.
Mr.. W. II. Jack Of Silver City, is visit.
ing his ranches near Folsom in Union
county and will remain there about ten
days.
E. Fl. Salazar, who has been on visit
to his mother, Mrs. W, H, Manderfield,
during the past week, has returned to Las
Vegas.
Captain James left this morning for
short outing in the mountains of north
ern Santa Fe county. He will be absent
for several days.
Judge J. R. McFie of Las Cruces, who
has been in Washington for a month, is
expected to return home about the latter
part of next month.
Miss Dickson went to Albuquerque
yesterday, where she will visit with friends
for two weeks, and then will go to En-
poria, Kas., where she will spend the sum
mer with her parents.
Mr.. R. E. Twitchell, assistant attorney
of the Santa Fe railroad, at Las Vegas,
has been here all week on legal business.
He has rooms at the Palace hotel. He
leaves for Las Vegrs this evening
NJ. A. Otero and wife left Las Vegas
this morning for the east. Mr.. Otero
goes to Washington to look after his
chances for the U. s. marshalship and
Mrs. Otero will visit friends in Chicago.
The Chautauqua circle met with the
Misses dulliford last evening. The topic
for study was astronomy, and under the
leadership of Mr.. W. H. Pope, most
pleasant and profitable meeting was en-
joyed by those present.
Mr.. Harry G. Wilson, we'll known and
highly respected Chicago business man,
who holds confidential position with
the American Book company, has been IN
Santa Fe all week for the benefit of his
health and for rest. He left this morn
ing for Las Vegas.
Hon. j. f. Hinkle, who has been in at
tendance on this meetings of the cattle
sanitary commission at Las Vegas during
the past week, passed down the road
yesterday en- route for his home in Lower
Penasco, Lincoln county.
Governor O. A. Hadley of Watrous,
who has been quite ill for the past two
weeks is convaescing and yesterday took
his first ride, since his illness, from his
ranch to Watrous. This is good news to
his many friends throughout New Mexico.
Mr.. l.. A. Hughes will be absent about
q week on bushes and -- business
Mr.. Hughes is one of the most popular
and brilliant of our young society men,
and in his trips for ''strictly business
you know--every one-even the strongest
of his com etitors wishes him success.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, who has been in
the city during the week, closing up the
business of the late session, returned to
Ojo Caliente this forenoon. Mr.. Joseph
states that the weather in his section is
fine and that healthseekers at his resort
are doing very we'll from health stand
point.
The ladies of the Public Library asso-
citation are busily engaged preparing for
the grand Easter ball. They hope that
the coming ball, which will introduce the
courtly and stately minuet to the Albu.
querque public, will be social as we'll as
a financial success. ---Albuquerque Citizen
Miss Claude Albright, the talented
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. al.
bright, who is making most wonderful
success as the "Sweet Singer of the Rio
Grande Valley" over in Paris, France, is
expected home some time in June, al
though it is inferred from letter she
wrote to her mother that the big profess.
ors, over there, bject to her leaving her
studies so soon as the coming June.-Al-
buquerque Citizen.
In Silver City, Wednesday evening,
March "a, 1897, Fl. L. Dotson was married
to Miss Hattie Whitehill. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. E. s. Gross, pastor
of the Episcopal church of this city. The
wedding was at the home of the brides
father, Hon. h. H. Whitehill. The happy
pair have large large CIRCLE of friends
in New Mexico. The Enterprise joins
their numerous friends in rendering con-
gratulations. City Enterprise.
Gen. L. A. Sheldon of Los Angeles,
CAL, is an applicant for appointment as
collector of customs of southern Cali.
fornia. Gen. Sheldon was brigadier.
general during the war, served three terms
ma a mnmhar Of Couoreas frOm 1,nniaiQna
and for four years, from May, 1881, to
May, 1885, was governor of this territory
and one of the best New Mexico ever had.
He was also delegate at large from Cali.
fornia to the st. Louis convention. Gen
Sheldon has many warm friends in New
Mexico who ardently desire his success
and hope that he will receive the appoint
ment.