Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-09-25
ABOUT new MEXICO PEOPLE
An Assorted Lot of Personals Cleaned
from the New Mexican's Esteemed
Territorial Exchanges.
A READABLE AND RELIABLE RECORD
Social, Domestic and Religious Hap
penings at Albuquerque, Las Vegas,
Eddy, Silver City, Ration and
Las Cruces.
Albuquerque.

Don A. sweet returned the other nigh
from trip down in Mexico In the inter
est of the Santa Fe railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Hopping are hap
py over the arrival of a baby girl at thei
home Wednesday afternoon.
District Attorney Finioal, Lawyer F. W
CLANCY and other attorneys, having bust
nees before the Los Lunas district court
returned to Los Lunas on the freiph
train yesterday morning.
Major Ernest Meyers, of the firm O.
Lowenthal & Meyers, continues on tn,
sick list. He has been "under the wealth
er," 30 to speak, for some time, but h:s
energy and general activity will pull him
through, no doubt, in few days.
Chas. W. Lewis, who was down in Mex.
lco on important mining matters, re
turned last night, and was met here this
morning by Captain Saunders, who is in
charge of the Milagros Gold Mine com
pany properties out in He'll canon.
There is small-souled sneak in this
clty who is devoting his spare time to
scattering tacks on the streets to punc.
ture bicycle tires. The offense comes
under the head of malicious trespass, and
if the offender is discovered he will be &c.
verely dealt With, says the Citizen.
Mrs. VIM. Cook, wife OF Foreman Cook,
OF the Albuquerque foundry and ma
chine works, this city, who was operated
on at the railroad hospital in Topeka
last week, is now convalescing and will
be able to leave for her home in a short
time.
Colonel H. W. Lawton, the inspector
and auditor of the United States army
paymaster, came in from Santa Fe last
night, says the Citizen, and is registered
at the Grand Central He is today audit
ing the books and accounts of Colonel A.
II. Jackson, the paymaster stationed in
this city, after which he will visit Los
Angeles.
R. Allen, the telegraph operator, and
wife, came In from Winslow last night.
Mr.. Allen has been working in the Santa
Fe Pacific dispatcher's office for some
time. He left here few weeks ago and
had expected to 60 to Los Angeles, but
was suddenly ordered back to Albuquer.
que and will probably be permanently
located here, says the Democrat.
Mrs. A. G. Weloh, wife of the we'll known
Methodist divine, met with very pain
ful accident on Thursday night. She was
going into the back yard, and somehow
slpped from the back steps, dislocating
her hip joint, and for time it was feared |
that it was fractured. She managed to |
get back into the house, but suffered in.
'ense pain until the joint was put back
nto its position.
Las Vegas.
Mrs. John Hill and son left for Colorado
springs Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Martina M..de Baca aud Miss Pc.
rita Baca are visiting relatives at Ojitos
1rios.
Rev. j. j. Gilchrist, the Presbyterian
has gone out to Halls peak,
'he;e he will dispense the gospel on the
lords day.
Misses Maggie and Emma Schlott have
ONE up from Ell Paso, Tex, the weather
elng too warm for their constitutions
own there.
John Reynolds, son of Joshua s. Ray
olds, the banker, left for Boston yester.
ay morning, to enter the sophmore class
Harvard college.
R. R. Thornton, the civil engineer who
ullt the Las Vegas street railway, some
ears ago, is said to be fairly coming
oney at contracting down in Ell Paso,
eXas.
Mrs. Oamelia Olinger, matron at the
'ylum, who has been indisposed of late,
Is been granted months respite from
'r arduous duties, and she will spend her
'served vacation in visiting Santa Fe,
as Cruces and Ell Paso, says the Optic.
1t is quietly being whispered around in
gal circles, says the Optic, that Judge II.
Hamilton, of Sooorro, may conclude to
cate in Las Vegas in the practice of his :
ofesslon, after an appointment is
ade to succeed him on the bench in the
fth judicial district.
the Examiner: Hugh London,
ajor A. H. Whitmore, Mrs. Whitmore,
ss Knickerbocker, Mrs. Rankin and
IS, Atkins will leave tomorrow morning
La Oueva where they will rest for
days before going over the range to
end the Taos festivities. Mr.. d. O.
uel of La Cueva will accompany them.
Eddy.
he Pecos valley exhibit at the terri =
'ial fair is spoken very highly of by I
territorial press. \
Mrs. W. L. Biting and two children,
Miss BERTHE. Biting have returned 1
ne from Sherman, Tex.
The Presbyterians of Eddy rejoice that
'. Mr.. Kell has returned home and will
ach as usual tomorrow.
ocial item in the Current: Jno. Beals
'arted Wednesday for Tempe, A. T.,
,re he will spend couple of months.
lie absent johnnie will probably take
o himself a wife.