Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. T. Webber, of the Claire hotel, is
still very sick man.
U. s. Attorney M. G. Reynolds will ar
rive from st. Louis this evening.
Hon. ]. Amado Lucero, county COM
missioner, is in the city from span ola.
W. p. Mott, division superintendent of
the Harvey eating house system, is in the
city today.
James H. Reeder, clerk of the court of
private land claims, of Hayes City, Kas.,
is guest at the Palace.
Richard Green, we'll known citizen of
Cerrillos, is in the city on business before
the board of county commissioners.
Mrs. Adolf Gusdorf is some what better
today and her physician, Dr., Knapp, has
hopes OF her ultimate recovery.
G. Il. Higgins, of the Collier Publish
ing company, went to Denver this morn
ipg via the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
road.
Judge Henry G. Sluss of the court of
private land claims, arrived last night
from his Kansas homo and is registered
at the Palace.
A. M. Bergere has returned to Los
Lunas from his sheep ranches in western
Valencia and reports having had very
prosperous lambing season.
Mrs. Norton, wife of the editor of the
Silver City Independent, Is sojourning in
this city for her health. She intends to
remain here several weeks.
Hon. W. F. Stone of Denver, associate
justice OF the court of private land claims,
came into town from Denver last night
and has his name on the Palace register.
M. A. Otero of Las Vegas, is still in
Washington; it is now said that he has
withdrawn from the race for the office of
U. s. marshal and is All applicant for ap-
pointment Is secretary of the territory.
Mr.. s. H. Elkins, receiver of the Ortiz
mine grant, ana who has been Endorsed
by National Committeeman R. G. Kerens
for appointment as U. s. marshal for New
Mexico, registers al the Palace from
Dolores.
Judge John r. McFie of Las Cruces,
who made an excellent record as an asso.
ciate justice of tho New Mexico Supreme
court under the Harrison administration,
is in the city on business before the court
of private land claims. He stops at the
Palace.
Frank W. Clancy, one of New Mexico's
leading attorneys, is in the city from AL
buquerque. He is accompanied by Mrs.
CLANCY, and they have rooms at the
Palace. Mr.. Clancy has several CAGES
pending before the court OF private land
claims.
Mr.. G. Fl. May, editor of the Morton,
ILL.,, Advocate, and wife were passengers
for Morton, ILL.,, via the Denver & Rio
Grande today. Mr.. and Mrs. May spent
several days here, they having been re.
GENTLY married and being on their wedding
tour.
Messrs. J. w. Akers and W. E. Dame
have returned from Sonora, Mexico.
They return there, however, in few
days and expect then to close a deal for
some valuable mining property in So.
nora, which they have recently examined
and may purchase If satisfactory ar
engagements can be made with the owners.
Mrs. 3. E. Rose and children have left
Albuquerque for Nashville, Tenn, where
they will attend the centennial exposi-
ton. They will be absent about three
months.
W. E. Walsh, auditor of the Atlantic a.
Pacific, who attended the meeting of the
auditors OF the Santa Fe system at To.
peks, Kas., accompanied by his wife, has
returned to Albuquerque.