Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Thomas N. Wilkerson is at the
Palace from Albuquerque.
Special Agent Forest Mckinley left last
night for Albuquerque on official bust.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. B. K. Arnmock are up
from the Blue Belle turquois mines visit
ing with friends.
Mr.. Fred W. Taylor, q healthseeker
from Eureka, Ind, is trying the glorious
climate of Santa Fe.
Hon, E. V. Chaves, attorney at law,
Albuquerque, is here on legal business.
He registers at the Palace.
U. s. Marshal Foraker went to Grant
county last night. He expects to return
about Saturday with his family.
James s. Barton, a Kansas City com
mercial traveller, is interviewing Santa
Fe merchants. He stops at the Palace.
Mr.. Richard GuttermRn left this morn
ing for Bland to do assessment work on
several claims for the Santa Fe Gold Com
pany.
Pat f. Garrett, the we'll known sheriff
of Dona Ana county, is in the capital
from Las Cruces. He is here on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Linnen and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Jetton returned from Strong's
Valley ranch last night, where they spent
several days fishing.
George P. Miller, who is the efficient
and popular clerk of Taos county, is in
the city on business. He has his name
on the Palace register.
Rev. David G. Monfort, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Antonlto, Colo,
accompanied by his wife, left for home
this morning over the D. g. R. G.
The Misses Hughes of Albuquerque,
returned from TERRA Amarillo, where
they have been the guests of the Misses
Burns for some time, this afternoon, and
will 60 on home tonight.
The members of the "Stitching B."
Miss Carrie Palen, the Misses Gulliford,
MISS Roberta Hurt, Miss Staab, Miss
Jennie Walz and Miss Jones, spend the
day as pcnickers up the canon.
40. Ridgway and W. A. Balcomb, Den
yer & Rio Grande civil engineers, who
have been looking after the construction
of the transfer tracks in this city for the
past week, left for Pueblo, Colo, this
morning over the D. & R. G.
Father Roux, assistant pastor of the
Catholic church at Santa Cruz, settle
ment near Espanola, returned home this
morning. He was accompanied by Father
Gilberton, pastor of Guadalupe church in
this city.
Mrs. @. B. Reynolds of Raymond, Neb.,
and Miss Miller of Lincoln, Neb,, will spend
the summer and fall in this city. Mr.. @.
B. Reynolds accom- panied them here, re-
turning home last night.
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platform have been completed and put in
operation. The new system of handling
freight was tried for the frst time yester-
day and gives perfect satisfaction.
W. @. Reid, rising Las Vegas attor-
ney and who was chief clerk of the house
of representatives of the Thirty second
legislative assembly, we'll known in this
CITY, has returned to Las Vegas feom a
visit to the Bell ranch in eastern New
Mexico.
Arthur s. Goetz, the efficient manager
of the beet sugar factory at Eddy, has re-
tnrned to his home from visit to the
states during which he attended the
Transmississipp congress as delegate
from New Mexico.
Judge 7. O. Fuller and SOD, who have
been staying at Las Vegas Hot Springs,
will arrive in this city tonight, and will
probably remain until the adjournment
of the September term of the court of
private land claims.
A party consisting of Hon. Amad o
Chaves, Mr.. 1. L. Chaves, Mr.. Louis Dig
neo and Mr.. Geo. w. Schock, returned
from trip to Rio Arriba county this
morning.
Rev. and Mrs. e. A. Spring of Denver,
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. I. Sparks.
Mrs. Spring is q sister of Mr.. Sparks.