Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-05
Fresh vaccine at Fischer's.
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. Eldough, of Denver. is a guest al
the Palace hotel.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt and f. P. Crich.
ton went up to Chamita this morning.
James Duggan, of Madrid, is in town
on business, and is a guest at the Palace.
James Mullins, a Burlington, Ia,
travelling man, is a guest at the EX-
change.
G. Il. Williams, representing a Denver
wholesale grocery house, is registered at
the Palace.
T. P. Gable left Springer yesterday
| with his second train load of cattle of
the season for Kansas City.
L.. Alexander, representing a st. Louis
jobbing house, arrived Saturday night,
and registered at the Palace.
Attorney Charles II. Springer arrived
from the north Saturday night from
Denver and registered while in town at
the Palace.
Judge John r. McEie returned from
the southern part of the territory last
night, where he had been called upon
urgent legal business.
B. w. McCandless, representing an
Atchison drug house, arrived last night
from the south, and registered at the
Palace. He went north this morning on
business over the narrow gauge.
President H. G. Wisner, of the Mary
Mining & Smelling Company of CerrilIos,
is Mt the mine lea Kelly from Detroit
looking over the property. He will be
in this city later in the week. Mrs.
Wisner is with him.
Judges j.. c. Reed, T. G. Fuller and
Murray, of the United States court of
private land claims, arrived last night
to hold court this week, and are regis
tered at the Palace. The remainder of
the court arrives tonight.
Captain Bigelow, a former blockade
runner between Key West and Havana
and who can show the scars received
from many wounds, is in this city as a
photograph artist and is working for
C. G.. Kaadt.
Rev. DR.. A. p. Morrison, of Albu-
querque, who has been stopping at the
Exchange, left this afternoon for Albu-
querque after a stay in this part of the
country that has been profitable to the
Methodist church. DR.. Morrison is q
live, active man under whom his dis
trict is thriving.
Fl. F. Alps has been heard from at
Nashville. He is much pleased with his |
job and the town, albeit it has been so
most of the time that he has not |
had much of an opportunity to see the
city. Mr.. Alps says Nashville has very
fine schools, educational institutions
and society is way up.
Ed. Shields, a Bland mining man,
came owe Saturday and registered at
the Exchange. He went north this |
morning over the narrow gauge to
Mosca, Colo, whence he returns next
week. Nh. Shields says while there is |
not much doing now in the great camp,
is every indication of a brisk re-
vival of business in the spring when
prospects will look better than ever.
the Albemarle mill will run
all winter, and there will be more or
going on.
Rev. f. B.. Reynolds, of Richmond.
Ind, now a government Indian inspect
or and visiting the Pueblo and Jicarilla
Apache agency in this city, preached in
the st. Johns Methodist church last
night. 1t vas a vigorous discourse and
was listened to with much interest by
the large congregation.
George p. Miller, the efficient county
clerk of Taos county, who has been in
Santa Fe for several days past, return
to his home this morning after a
pleasant visit with friends and ac-
1uaintances.
John Steward, formerly an employee
Of the New Mexican, but now engaged
the printing business in Las Vegas,
IS in the city visiting with his many
J. e. Robillard,. M. D., Of Idaho
Springs, Colo, was in town yesterday
owe the local field, and regis
cred at the Exchange.
Fred Ullman and Charles Roe are
travelling men from Kansas City regis
cred at the Claire while in this city
ceiling goods. L
James Crawley and family, of st.
louis, are in town for Mr.. Crawley's
lealth, and all are stopping at the Ex-
hange. +
Thomas Ryan, a Denver salesman, 4
.rrived Saturday night and registered !
t the Claire and Exchange.