Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-02

over the Denver a. Rio Grande for San
Juan.
Hon. Lorion Miller oaves tonight for
Chicago, and will be abaent about two
weeks.
Hon. Facundo Pine, superintendent of
of aohools of this county, came in last
night from Galisteo.
DR.. and Mira. Crosson and son Frank,
Mr.. r. y. Meyer, and A. Collins spent yes
terday at the Blue Belle turquois mine.
Attorneys A. B. Renehan and j, R.
Fitch rode over to Cerrillos on their
wheels yesterday, returning in the even
ing.
Hon. 7. B. Oatron, ex-delegate to con-
gress, returned last night from q four
weeks visit to Washington and other
eastern points.
Hon. j. H. Riley, one of the leading and
most successful stockmen of the south
west has been in Las Vegas for several
days on business.
Hon. Matt. &. Reynolds left for Denver
this morning over the ID. x r. G. From
Denver he will go to his home in st.
Louis.
Mr.. Houser writes to friends in this
CITY that he has gone to keeping house at
Colorado Syringe. The climate agrees
with him and he is gaining in health right
along.
Ex-Governor Prince and son, Willie,
accompanied by young Morris Thomas
went up to the governors fruit farm near
Espanola.
Frank Dudley, representing the big
clothing house of A. Garland of Howell,
Mich, was in town today drumming up
trade for his firm.
Hon. j. I. Mclaughlin, an efficient
member Of the Santa Fe county board of
commissioners, ID in the city to attend
meeting of the board.
y. B. Shelby returned last night from
visit to Elizabethtown. He reports that
mining camp as Aourishing and as show
ing steady growth.
Hon. II. II, Sluder, register of the Unit
cd States land Office at Las Cruces, and
who Ia good and faithful official, ia in
the city. He stops at the Exchange.
Frank W. Parker of Hilsboro, and lit.
tie daughter, who have been east for sew
eral weeks, were passengers south last
night en- route from Washington home.
Mr.. W. A, Thompson Of Clayton, who
has been in Washington, looking after his
appointment IA receiver OF the u. \. land
Office at Clayton, returned home yoster-
day.
Mr.. Harry j. Wood Of Louisville, KY,
brother of Miss Mamie Wood, lady
healthsoeker at the sanitarium, arrived
last week on visit. He stops at the
Palace.
Judge John r, McFie OF Las Cruces,
who has been one of the New Mexico
colony in Washington for some weeks
past, was south bound passenger yes
terday Gu route home.
Mr.. X. O. Morris, who ia being spoken
OF In connection with an appointment as
a Justice Of the Territorial Supreme
court, returned TO Santa Fe from Wash
ington on Saturday night.
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| Governor Otero arrived in Las Vegas
yesterday afternoon from his Washington
visit. The governor and family will arrive
In this city on Wednesday night and will
then take up their permanent residence
here.
Forest Mckinley of Albuquerque, a
relative of President Mckinley, and who
holds position Of special agent 0f the
general land office, arrived last night
from Washington and is a guest at the
Palace.
Creighton M. Foraker, recently ap.
pointed u. =. marshal for the district Of
New Mexico, is In the CITY registered at
the Palace. He was busy today preparing
his bond preparatory to taking charge Of
his new Office.
Hon. II, L. Pickett, who for ~ years
was successful practicing attorney In
Grant county and who is now resident
of Salt Lake City, lie in the capital, the
guest of Hon. 7. B. Catron. He ia here
on legal business.
NJ. W. Mills, the lawyer, stock grower
and fruit raiser Of Springer, and who al
ways has good many irons in the fire,
reached his home at Springer yesterday
from three weeks visit in Kansas and
Missouri, where he has been on business.
Col. j. H. Wood Of Houston, Tex,
father OF Miss Wood, who Is at the sani-
tarium for her health, Ia In the CITY on a
visit to his daughter. He left this morn.
Ing for fishing trip along the streams in
tho vicinity of Antonito, Colo.