Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-07


George Il. Bennett, Il Denver travel
ing man, is registered at the Claire.
Miss Annette P. Ward, of Columbus,
O., tourist, is a guest at the Claire.
Hon. Antonio Ortiz Y Salazar is suffer
ing from an acute attack of rheumatism.
l.. A. Simons, representing the To-
peka Paper company. is at the Palice.
Frank Williams is il visitor from La
Junta. Colo. He registers at the Bon
Ton.
Rev. John Rouy, parish priest of San
ia Cruz. is in the city on church matters
today.
William Burley and j. w. Akers re-
turned yesterday from "A trip to Sulphur
Springs.
Judge Wilbur +. Stone, of the land
court, returned to his Denver home this
morning.
Judge s. b. Newcomb, OF Las Cruces,
who has been here on legal business. has
returned home.
Francisco Muniz, a resident of Atris-
co, is in the city on business. He stops
at the Bon Ton.
Mrs. Cole, Miss Cole and Miss Guilt
ford enjoyed an outing in the Bishops
canon this week.
+. +. Kyle came in last evening from
Bland and will join the volunteers. He
| stopped at the Bon Ton.
George c. sweeney, a New York City
mining expert, is in the city on business
with Governor Thornton.
Miss Sigma Sampson returned to her
home in Alamosa this morning from a
visit to Mrs. Miller in this city.
Rev. A. p. Morrison, superintendent
of,M. E. missions, accompanied by his
wife, made a trip to Chama this morn
ing.
Mrs. Zuver, of Long Beach. Calf,
| who has been visiting friends in this
| city for some time, returned home to-
day.
Dewitt Pearce returned from a re-
%cruiting trip to Las Vegas last night
and placed his name on the Exchange
register
Eusibio Chacon, interpreter OF the
United States court of private land
claims. returned to his Trinidad homt
last night.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds, U. s. attorne.
with the court of private land claims
and little son, will leave for st. Loui'
tomorrow night.
Judge WV. Murray, associate justice
of the United States court of private
land claims. returned to his home il
Tennessee last night.
C. Van Dyne, one of the D. 4 Il. Il
gentlemanly train men, is expecting
make a visit to relatives in New lor
state in the near future.
i, Hon. Joseph R. Reed, chief justice G
the United States court OF private Ian
claims, left for his home in Counc
Bluffs, Ia, last night.
Colonel R. c. Wilson, a prominen
western %geologist, and for the past yea
manager of the Aztec mine in Badly,
! registered at the Palace.
Among the officers wounded at Sal
tiago on Saturday last was Captain
c. Van Vliet, 10th u. S. infantry, VIII
is well known in this city.
Major D. d. Mitchell, DR.. H. N
Smith and Lieutenant j. X. Moore n
turned from Albuquerque last nigh
= where they assisted in recruiting Con
pany A..
j. H. Reeder, clerk of the court
y private land claims, returned to h
Z Hays City, Kas., home this mornin
from attendance at the court OF priVa1
land claims.
Hon. Those {. Fuller, associate justice
the United States court of private Ian
y claims, left for his Raleigh. N. c., hon
last night from attending the sitting
: court in this city.
= Henry j. Young, general merchant
Cerro and member of the board OF pen
u Tertiary commissioners, returned hon
this morning from attending Il meetil
y of the board in this city.
:" j. p. s. Mennet, son of A. MEME
the popular Browne & Manzanares re
y resentative, is in the city closing up h
. business affairs preparatory to leavil
for the front with Company b.
!. Edward Bergere left for eastern Va
. encia county last evening, where he W
s remain three or four weeks looking aft
the sheep and horses belonging to h
father, A. M. Bergere, on the ranges.
!, C. E. King, who was connected wi
Wells-Fargo Express company in tn
city ONE two years ago, and has be-
d paying his Santa Fe friends a visit, lie
!, last night for Las Vegas, where he W
accept a position with the Santa Re ra
road.
Governor Myron H. McCord, of Al
IONA, arrived from Phoenix last mig
and is a guest of Governor and Mrs.
y A. Otero. He is here in consolidate
It with Governor Otero regarding the a
pointment of field officers of the res
Is ment of territorial volunteer infantry.
A Washington dispatch says, tn
ct Major Selden Day has been promote
y from captain, 1st artillery, to the $
le artillery. He will proceed
l. Tampa, Fla, and report to Brigadi
N General John A. Rogers, United Stat
v volunteers. for assignment to duty wi
t. the artillery siege train. Major Day
u brother of Captain s. H. Day, Il
well known and efficient president
the Santa Fe Water & improvement
company of this city.
p Judge John R. McFie received a dl
patch this afternoon, that his $,
Ralph, a member of Troop E., LIST U.
volunteer cavalry, was we'll and had n
NJ been hurt, although taking part in
NJ the fighting of last Friday, Saturd;
ond Sunday Az tbara hoe hoon IN