Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Albert Gusdorf. of Embudo, is in town
today on business.
Mrs. Frank SturgiS left last night for
Springer, where she will spend the holt
days with relatives.
Word from Mrs. Z. b. Catron states
that she is receiving beneficial treatment
at a medical institute in Chicago.
Deputy United States Marshal Hall
left fer Deming yesterday afternoon to
attend United States commissioners
court.
Deputy United States Marshal Cod
ington returned from Las Cruces last
night, where he had been on official
business.
Ex-Governor Prince returned last
night from his extended eastern trip,
and left this morning for his ranch at
Espanola.
Judge Murray leaves for his Tennees-
see home this evening, to return west
on the r~eassembling of the land court
in Tucson.
Judge Fuller of the United States
court of private land claims. left this
| ulUtIlUOl lOl SOlGltlH !"
| he will remain until the coming session
Of the court in Arizona.
j. Q. Adams. recently an employee in
| the railroad shops at San Bernardino,
Cal, passed through this city this morn
ing, en- route to Dolores, Colo, and went
| up IN the narrow gauge.
Judge Sluss of the United States court
of private land claims, left this morning
on the D. & r.. G. for Wichita. Kans..
his home, where he will remain until the
January term of court in Tucson.
r. I'll. McGee, representing the Morey
Mercantile Company of Denver, came in
from the east last night and registered
at the Palace. He went north to Espa-
nola this morning on business, return
ing tonight.
Hon. John II. Knaebel, a prominent
Denver attorney and brother of Colonel
George Knaebel of this city, who has
been attending court here, returned to
Denver this morning, over the D. Il II. &.
Hon. Matt. G. Reynolds, United States
attorney for the court of private land
claims, leaves this evening for st. Louis
to spend the holidays with his family.
He will return in time to accompany the
court to Tucson, A. T., where !; session
will be held January II, 1899.
Charles Kuhaurich, a Paradox, Colo.
miner who has been in town Tor a few
days on business, returned north this
morning, over the D. & R. G.. He thinks
the mining outlook in this part Of the
country is very good. The main object
of his trip was to see about founding
an Austrian colony in the vicinity of
this city; but the inducements offered
were not sufficient to warrant his
considering the matter seriously.
Mrs. Hawkes., mother of the young
man who died at the sanitarium Sun
day, arrived from the east last night,
and leaves this evening with the re-
mains of her son for interment at Auro-
IA, III.
Alfred B. lies was in town this norm
ing from the east en- route to ella Bend
to take charge of a copper plant in that
vicinity. He registered at the Elk
change.
E. A. Hotchkiss, of bridgeport, Conn.,,
is a guest at the Palace hotel while in
town en- route on a tour through the ter
ritory.
7. f. English, a Denver business man,
arrived from the north last night, and
is a guest While in town at the Palace.
B. F. Adams, an attorney from Albu-
querque, is in town today OF legal bust
ness, and a guest at the Claire.
M. Mandell, of the well known hard
ware firm at Albuquerque, is in town
today on business and registered at the
Claire.
Arthur S. Hobby. Jr., of Los Angeles,
is a tourist passing through, who
stopped over today in the city, and reg
istered at the Claire.
Leonard Skinner, the saw mill mar
from Chilli, is in town today on bust
ness, and is registered at the Exchange.
Mrs. ]. H. Crist came down from Mo-
nero last night and registered at the
Exchange. She will remain in town for
the remainder of the winter.
j. Fl. Shadinger, representing a Chi
cage jobbing house, arrived last night
from the east on a business trip and
registered at the Claire.
G.. o. Ashley, representing a New
York wholesale house, is in the city on
business, and is a guest at the Claire.
f. M. Jones, a civil engineer from Las
Vegas, was in town today on business
and registered at the Claire.
Jose Davis and Librado Valencia, of
Galisteo, are in the city on business and
are stopping at the Bon Ton.
Hon. Facundo F. Pine, county school
superintendent, is here from his home
in Galisteo, and is registered at the Bon
Ton.
Antonio Viets, of San Pedro, is in the
city on court business and stops at the
Bon Ton.
Frank Kistler, an Albuquerque cigar
man, is in town today on business and a
guest at the Claire.
r. NJ. Carley, one of the proprietors |
of the Gold Standard mine at Golden, is
in the city on business and registered
at the Claire.
TWO LAND GRANTS REJECTED,