Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-16
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Mitchell, of Ger.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Mitchell, of Ger
rillos, are visiting with Sheriff aud Mrs
Kinsell.
N. l.. Brinker, representing the Thomp-
son Paper com pany of Pdeblo, Colo, is
here on business.
G. W. Johnston, of the law firm of
Johnston & Finical, Albuquerque, is here
on legal business.
Captain Marion Balue arrived Yesterday
from Detroit and from visit to his
family in Indiana.
Mr.. W. G. Bruton, a prominent cattle
man of Sooorro, is attending to business
in the capital city.
j. W. collars, vice president of the
First National Bank Of Las Vegas, is a
guest at the Palace.
Solicitor General A. B. Fall of Las
Cruces, is at the Palace. He has legal
business in the capital.
WA. Oassman,who will be chief deputy
under U. s. Marshal Foraker, came up
from Silver City last night.
Antonio Lucero, interpreter and score
tary of the sheep sanitary board, was in
the city yesterday from Las Vegas.
Judge s. B. Newcomb, the we'll known
Las Cruces attorney, is in the capital. He
has business before the Supreme court.
Hon. Quinby Vance left last night for
Sierra county. He goes to Hermosa,
where he has extensive mining interests.
Alex. Allan, who is in charge of the
work on the Bottom Dollar mine at Ger
rillos, was in the city yesterday on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. H. II. Davis, of the Cerrillos Coal
& Iron company, at Madrid, spent Sun
day in Santa Fe, stopping at the Palace
hotel.
A. A. Jones, esq, the Las Vegas attor'
ney, is ID the city on business before the
Supreme court, and is registered at the
Palace hotel.
Hon. B. S. Rodey, Albuquerque attor.
ney, came up from the south last night
to attend to case before the territorial
Supreme court
Mr.. W. G. Franklin, the we'll known
mining man from Kansas City, is in the
city on business, and registers at the
Palace hotel.
Hon. M. g.. Reynolds, United States
attorney for the court of private land
claims returned last evening from bust
trip to St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. @. M. Wagner, representing an
eastern commercial firm with headquar-
tiers at Denver, left this morning for
Glenwood Springs, Colo, over the D. &
R. G.
Mr.. George W. Worth, superintendent
of bridges and buildings for the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad, accompanied by
his family, left for his station at Alamosa
this morning.
Mr.. E. E. Henry OF Las Vegas, passed
through Santa Fe on his way to Hopewel
last night, stopping at the Exchange
while in the city.
Mr.. Richard M Graham arrived from
Washington last evening, and will attend
the normal department of the government
Indian school the coming year.
~. Sheridan of Silver City, arrived
last night at the capital. Mr.. Sheridan
will take position as office deputy under
U. s. Marshal Foraker.
Hugo Seaberg, esq, of the law firm Of
Mills & Seaberg at Springer, is attending
to business in the Supreme court, and has
rooms at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. H. W. Kelley, of the firm of Gross
Blackwell & Co., Las Vegas, is in town
looking after the interests of his firm.
He stops at the Palace hotel.
u.s.. Attorney W. B. Childers passed
Sunday at his home in Albuquerque and
is here today to look after cases before
the territorial Supreme court.
Hon. Solomon Luna, one of New Mex.
zoos most influential citizens and one OF
the largest sheep raisers in the territory
is at the Palace from Los Lunas.
Hon. Frank Springer, one of New Mex
zoos prominent lawyers and president Of
the Maxwell Land Grant company, is reg.
istered at the Palace from Las Vegas.
Mable Berggren, a Nebraska sheepmsn
was In the city since Saturday from Wa.
hoo, Neb. He has been looking for bar.
gains in purchasing lambs and sheep, and
left this morning over the D. & R. G. fol-
Antonito.
Hon. Cyrus Leland, pension agent al
Topeka, Kas., arrived yesterday from
Troy, Kas. He is here on visit to his
daughters, who have been in Santa Fe fol-
about six weeks for the benefit of their
health.
Hon. L. B. Prince left for Denver this
morning to attend business engage
ment postponed from lastwee and which
he was compelled to meet now though
greatly regretting having to be absent
from the funeral of Rev. Mr.. Townsend.
W. A. Hawkins, Esq, one of New Mex
zoos leading attorneys, arrived yesterday
from Silver City and can be found at the
Palace. Mr.. Hawkins represents the Rio
Grande Dam & Irrigation company in its
case pending before the territorial Su.
preme court.
| Miss O. H. Brickenstein and Miss Mary
Denning Of Conejos, Colo, accom- panied
by their guests Mrs. g. Washauer OF