Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. Julius Deraches has been i'll for
several days.
William Doran, of Colorado Springs,
is a late arrival at the Claire.
Mr.. 0. L. Rice is in Las Vegas today
in the interest of the New MEXICAN.
Sheriff H. c. Kinsell will return from
the southern part of the county tonight.
A. G. Whollen is a visitor in the city
from Cerrillos and stops at the Bon Ton.
Mrs. b. M. Read leaves tonight on a
80 days visit to her father we in Mora.
Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo and bride
left this morning for their home at El
Rito, going via Taos.
w. G. Bauseman, of Colorado Springs,
representing the Cudahy Packing Com
pany, of Omaha, is at the Palace hotel.
Associate Justice 7. C. Fuller, of the
court Of private land claims, will arrive
in Santa Fe tonight from Raleigh, N. c.
Thomas Muller, a mining man from
Silverton, Colo, on his way to the Gold
en- Cochiti, may be found at the En-
change.
R. c. Gortner, Esq, who was to have
returned today from Indiana, has been
| DELAYED and will not reach here until Fri
day.
Fathers OKeefe and Defouri.,% of Las
Vegas, are in the capital attending the
retreat of the Catholic priests, now be-
ing held here.
Edward Ledwidge, of Denver, route
agent for the Denver g. Rio Grande
Express company, registered at the
Palace last evening.
Governor Otero is expected home from
his eastern trip, or Sunday evening.
He writes that he will be at his desk in
Santa Fe, on Monday morning.
Mrs. Louis Baer, who has been here
for several weeks visiting her sister,
| Miss Staab, has left for her home at AL
buquerque, having enjoyed her visit
here greatly.
Edward Henry, the veteran insurance
adjuster, of Las Vegas, registered at
the Palace last evening, and will under
take to settle the loss in the Schumann
| fire before he leaves town.
II. S. Church, well known in this city
and throughout New Mexico, as a com
petent surveyor and mining engineer,
IS in the Jarillas, in Dona Ana county.
experimenting the development of a
group of rich mining claims.
Hon. Pedro Perea, of Bernalillo. whose
friends are legion in Now Mexico,
accompanied by his bright son, A. E.
Perea, who has been at school in Phila-
delphia during the year, registered at
the Palace last night, and have most
%enioyably passed the day among Santa
Fe friends.
Hon. H. b. FERGUSON. of Albuquer.
| que, who enjoys the two-fold distinction
Of being New Mexico's delegate in con-
greSs and one of the owners of the deep
est hole in the territory, is here.
u guest at the Palace. Reference is
made to the fact that that the shaft on
the Old Abe gold mine at White Oaks is
down 1000 feet.
Yesterday evening Mrs. Gulliford en-
tertained to a Russian tea in her pretty
placita, Secretary and Mrs. Wallace,
their house party, Mrs. Woods, Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Brooke, and ex-Gov-
ernor Prince, Mrs. Prince, Mrs. and
| Miss Johnston, and Mrs. Kahn.
Sheriff Placido Baca y Baca, of Qua
dalupe county, who is a good officer and
a respected citizen, was in the city sew.
eral days last week and left yesterday
for his home at Puerto dc Luna. The
sheriff reports that a prosperous condi-
ton of affairs exists in his county, that
sheep and cattle are doing well and that
good crops have been raised. He is OF
the opinion that the Republicans will
carry Guadalupe county by a very good
majority this coming election, this being
Republican year in his section.