Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-30

Hon. Antonio Joseph, ex delegate in
congress, returned TO his home at Oio
Caliente this morning.
Mrs E. B. Woodward and son of St..
Louis, arrived in Santa Fe last night and
are the guests of Mr.. Ernst's family.
A. B.. Renehan, Esq, is attending to
legal matters in Cerrlllos and San Pedro,
and will be.absent two or three days.
Mrs. j. j. Sheridan, wife of United
States Deputy Marshal Sheridan, arrived
in Santa Fe from Silver City Saturday
night, to make her home in this city.
Master Staples Fuller left for his home
in Raleigh, N. O., this morning, going by
the way of Colorado Springs and Denver.
Mr.. W. E, Gortner, lawyer and expert
court stenographer of Las Vegas, paid
his Santa Fe friends most welcome visit
yesterday.
Mr.. M. McCabe, who has been at Oio
Caliente for the past week, is improving
in health and will remain at that popular
resort until fully recovered.
Solicitor General Fall ex pected to leave
for the east tonight, but is called to his
home in Las Cruces by telegram an
nouncing the sickness of his little girl.
Messrs. Camilo Padilla, Pablo Padilla
and others returned last evening from q
hunting trip in southern Santa Fe ooun-
ty. They brought back burro laden
with sorrow, rabbits and doves.
Hon. Joseph E. Saint, former mayor
of Albuquerque and at present most
actively and usefully employed as score
tary of the New Mexico Fair association,
spent the Sabbath at the capital
Mr.. W. O. Henderson, of the NEW MEX
loan editorial force, left Saturday night
for short visit in Los Angeles, Calf.
During his absence Mr.. Geo. Marsh will
be with the paper.
Mr.. Paul Morton, third vice president
of the Santa Fe road, and perintendent
Hurley will arrive in this city tonight on
special, and will probably remain to-
morrow.
Mrs. Hughes and daughters, Misses
Elizabeth and Florence, leave tonight for
their home in Bloomington, Ind, after a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Hughes, and Hon. l.. A. Hughes in this
city.
Mr.. j. T. Mclaughlin, county commits
sioner and mining man of San Pedro,
was in the city yesterday. The proba-
bilities continue strong that Mr.. Nc
Laughlin will succeed to the management
of the Washington mine at Bland.
Professor 9. L. Herrick, president OF
the New Mexico University at Albuquer-
que, and Professor g. T. Jordan, who is
at the head of the Agricultural college at
Las Cruces, are among the distinguished
visitors at the capital today.
Colonel G. G. Coleman, who served as
special agent of the interior department
under the last Cleveland administration,
with headquarters at Santa Fe, has re-
turned from an enjoyable visit to his
home in Virginia. While absent he also
paid his respects to friends in Washing
ton.
Hon. Thos. Hughes, the versatile and
popular editor of the Albuuueruue Oiti
zen, came in on Saturday evening from a
most enjoyable and successful fishing
trip on the Brazos and Chama rivers IN
Rio Arriba county. While away the gen.
tleman was the favored guest of Hon. I
D. Burns of TERRA Amarillo, and conse-
quently no one need be surprised that he
actually caught Ga million trout" while
there. The gentleman returned to his AL
buquerque home last night.