Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

guest at the Claire.
Mr.. W. g. Cheeny of Reading, Pa, is i
Santa Fe on business.
| N. g. Bush and wife of Los Angeles
are guests at the Exchange.
E. B. Learner of Kansas City, is a re
cent arrival at the Palace.
j. Lamar of New York, has his auto
graph on the register at the Claire.
Mrs. G. M. Shannon has returned from
Arizona and is registered at the Palace.
Juan Ortiz, a prosperous sheep raise
and merchant of Galisteo, is in the cit
on business.
Mrs. @. j. Ernst, who has been so seri
ously ill for several days past, continue
to steadily improve and hopes to be on
next week.
s. P. Reaves, formerly connected with
the surveyor generals office in this city
held winning number in the recent Ex
aminer prize drawing, and secured
valuable gold watch.
Mrs. Olive Ennis Hite of Washington
D. c., woman we'll known in the literar
world, will be in Santa Fe July 1. Sh
will be the guest Of Mrs. Grant Riven
burg.
Representative Ferguson, Jacob Welt
mer and W. R. Upton of New Mexico
called on President Mckinley on Satur
day to congratulate him upon his selec
tions for the offices of governor and sec
rotary, so says Washington dispatch.
Fred Aira, an Italian miner who cam
to st. yincents hospital with a broker
leg on the 18th of last month, was dis
charged today by DR.. Crosson and returne,
to Madrid.
1t was reported on the streets this after
noon that Governor Otero will leay,
Washington for New Mexico today. Be
fore coming to Santa Fe to assume tn
duties of his Office he will stop III La
Vegas, where reception will be givel
him by his townsmen.
Miss Allison and the Misses Moore, o
the Presbyterian mission school, left las
night for pleasure trip through Oh
Mexico. They will be gone several weeks
Mr.. A. L. Conrad, travelling auditor TO
the Santa Fe road, was in the city toda
checking up business transactions will
Agent Lutz.
Rev. R. M. Craig, of the First Presby
terrain church, has been appointed al
leader of one of the meetings in connec
ton with the Christian EnGeavor conven
tion, to be held in San Francisco, July ,
to IL.
VIM. Chaddeston, aged As years, {
miner by occupation, was brought from
Madrid to st. Vinoent's hospital this
morning suffering from a severe case Of
blood poisoning of the hand. Four weeks
ago he sustained slight injury to the
thumb and from this the blood poison
resulted.
Mr.. Rudolph H. Meyer of St. Louis, a
healthseeker and warm personal friend
of Carl J. Ernst, arrived last night and is
domioiled at st. Vincent sanitarium. His
physician selected Santa Fe for him as
the only summer climate in the country
Mr.. R. H. Dunleavy Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, healthseeker, will arrive in Santa
Fe some time during the present week to
spend the summer and fall. he carries
letters to Dr.. Crosson from his home
physician.
A dispatch from Washington which ap.
peared in Sundays Globe-Democrat says
that Governor Otero will leave for New
Mexico on Tuesday (today). Secretary
Wallace will remain in Washington
to work for an amendment to the wool
schedule of the tariff bill. Mr.. Wallace
says that If he can secure the adoption of
the amendment which he favors, it will be
worth 100000 Annually to New Mexico,
Rnd he thinks he can do the territory better
service by remaining at the national cap
ital and working in the interest of wool
growers than he can by returning to this
CITY and taking his office.