Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-14

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Bishop j. Mills Kendricl
| pal church, having charge
CO and Arizona, is in the
at the Palace.
| Hon. L. B, Catron Is in Mexico looking
after some land grant matters, and also
some coffee lands which he owns in the
sister republic.
Mr.. Vernon Beggs, stenographer for
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds, returned from a
trip to st. Louis Thursday night, and has
taken rooms at the Palace hotel.
DR.. Lee Ganson and his mother, wLRi
have been visiting in this city for the
past few days, left for their home in
Espanola this morning over the d. q r.
G.
Mr.. Cole Lydon, division superintend-
ent of the d. g. R. G., and party of Dem
yer friends, were IN Santa Fe during the
past week sight seeing.
Governor and Mrs. Otero moved into
the commanders house on the military
reservation today, and will take up their
residence therein tonight.
Miss Eula Elston of Berkelly, Calf, is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Frank s.
Davis, and will probably remain for a
year on account of her health.
Hon. G. W. Prtchard, ex-United States
attorney, and now prominent lawyer
and mine operator at White Oaks, regis
tiers at the Palace. He arrived last night.
Hon. and Mrs. @. NJ. Shannon returned
last night from a months visit to the
Sulphur Springs in Bernalillo county,
having had most enjoyable time. They
are at the Palace.
q. H. Fancher, land agent of the Santa
Fe Railroad company, was a passenger
south last evening en- route from Chicago
TO Albuquerque. He has been to Chicago
on official business.
Harry s. O'Brian, who is fast attaining
prominence in the legal profession in
Denver, and who is brother-in.la law Of
Governor Otero, is here on legal business.
He stops at the Palace.
Mr. Louis Baer of Albuquerque, was
here last night on visit to- Mrs. Baer,
who has been hare all summer, guest at
the house of her father. He left for An
tonito this morning over the d. q R. G.
Mrs. j. d. Sena and sister have gone to
Springer, where they will visit relatives
for two weeks. Hon. j. d. Sena accom-.
panied them to Springer, and will re-
turn tomorrow night.
Colonel j. Frank Chaves of Valencia
county, ex delegate to congress and who
has been a member of the territorial leg
islative assembly for % years, is guest
at the Exchange. He is accompanied by
his family.
Geo. l.. Brooks, live stock agent of the
Santa Fe railroad, returned last night to
Albuquerque on his way home from a
three weeks eastern trip. Mr.. Brooks is
good live stock agent and also good
story teller and that makes him popular
with stockmen.
Hiss Howard, stenographer for Mr..
Paul Morton, second vice president of
the Santa Fe railroad, and DR.. Mary Jones,
were passengers from Chicago to the Las
Vegas Hot Springs yesterday. They will
remain at the Montezuma couple of
weeks and expect to visit Santa Fe before
returning east.
Mr.. Edward Henry, the we'll known in
surance man at East Las Vegas, who is
interested in some fine gold properties in
the Hopewell mining camp, registered at
the Exchange hotel last night and left
this morning over the narrow gauge for
Hopewell. He will remain there several
days looking after his mining interests.
Hon. Qninby Vance, the newly appoint
ed surveyor general of the territory, ar.
rived from Washington and Ohio last
NIGHT He has bean visiting hla mother
in Ohio. He leaves tonight for the south
to look up certain mining and business
interests in Sierra county. He expects
to take Office about the 1st of September.
The party of young srortsmen, consist.
ing of Messrs. Arthur and Jim Seligmap,
Dr.. Massie, Tom Wilkerson, Al. Fischer
and w. e. Dame, has been heard from
and that in very agreeable manner.
Several consignments OF fine mountain
trout have been received by their lady
friends in this city. The party is in cam
about 40 miles northeast of Santa Fe
near Hamilton Mesa, and is having jolly
time.
While shoals of silly Saxons squander
shillings OF Mount Blanc, the healthful
pastime of scaling Mount Badly is today
being enjoyed by select party of the
wiser sort from the ancient city. Mrs
Weltmer, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Gulliford,
Miss Staab and Miss Gulliford, escorted
by Messrs. Johnston, Eddy Staab and
Morris Thomas, are making call on the
veteran monarch, and with such typical
Santa Fe weather, their trip is sure to be
a complete success.