Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-07-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dlstrlct Attorney D. IL. Crlst lett this
morning for Alamosa over the ID. & R. G.
Jesus II. Sanchez, sheriff of Valencia
county, is in the capital and registers at
the Exchange.
Hon. O. A. Hadley, chairman of the
penitentiary commission, is in the city
from Watrous.
William Bolander and j. l.. thinner
man returned yesterday from a weeks
outing at Jemez.
Samuel Eldodt, territorial treasurer,
left for San Juan this morning over the
Denver & Rio Grande,
d. L. Miller of Hillsboro, is here to at
tend the meetings of the penitentiary
commission, taking place today.
Hon. Harvey B. FERGUSON, delegate to
congress, reached Albuquerque on Satnr-
day night last from Washington.
Hon. J. T. Mclaughlin, county COM
missioner and good and conscientious
official, is in the city on official business.
Hon. Manuel A. Sanchez, exmember
of the legislature from San Miguel coun-
ty was in the city yesterday on business.
Hon. Geo. Curry, we'll and favorably
known in Santa Fe, has gone to Mexico
to take look at conditions in the sister
republic.
j. p. Rinker Of Hopewell, who has
large mining interests in the Hopewell
district, is in the city registered at the
Exchange.
Hon. Antonio Ortiz of Pena Blanca, ex-
member of the legislative assembly from
Bernalillo county, has been in the city for
several days visiting relatives.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, ex.delegate to
congress and owner of the famous hot
springs at Ojo Caliente in Rio Arriba
county, registers at the Exchange.
Mrs. M. A. Otero and son, after pleas
ant visit here, returned Sunday night to
Las Vegas. Governor Otero spent yes
terday in that city, returning here last
night.
Hon. George Fl. Wallace telegraphed
Governor Otero today, that he would leave
Chicago for Santa Fe either tonight or to-
morrow night.
Hon. Sam. Fl. Elkins, one of the lead
ing candidates for appointment as U. S.
marshal for New Mexico, was in the city
yesterday, consulting Hon. M. G. Rey-
nolds on legal business.
Hon. j. Amado Lucero, who is perform
ing the duties of county commissioner of
this county in painstaking and careful
manner, was in the city yesterday on eff
cial business and left this morning for his
home in Espanola.
G. E. Penrose of Pierce, Ariz., who was
prominent candidate for governor of
Arizona and is president and general
manager of mining company at Pierce,
passed down the road yesterday en- route
from Denver to his Arizona location.
Mrs Olive Ennis Hite, we'll and favor
ably known in New Mexico, and versa
tile and bright newspaper correspondent,
arrived in the city last night from Wash
ington and will remain here some weeks
the guest of Mrs. Grant Rivenburg.
Elk Governor L. Bradford Prince left
this morning via the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad for Denver, where he will
attend the sessions of the gold mining
convention, assembling in that city to-
morrow, as delegate from Santa Fe
county.
Messrs. Robert M. Carley and Pablo
Amanda, the lucky gold miners from
Golden, have gone to Denver to attend
the meetings of the gold mining con-
vention, representing Santa Fe county.
They took along gold brick worth 81 700
for exhibition.
Hugh O. Morrison was in the city on
Sunday visiting his father, Hon. A. l..
Morrison. From here he went to Los
Angeles, Cal, having been transferred to
that city from Albuquerque with the
clerical force of the auditing department
of the Santa Fe-Pacific railroad, of which
he ia a member.