Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-14

ranches in SoCorrO county. lie Will be
there about ten days,
Agent Il. J. Curran, of Albuquerque,
representing the Equitable Life AS
surance Association, of New York, came
up from the south last night and con-
tinued north this morning over the
narrow gauge. Mr.. Curran represents
a live and active company that is MAX
ing great Roadway in this territory.
Captain w. H. H. Llewellyn, recently
elected a member of the territorial
house of representatives from Dona
Ana and Grant counties, was a passen-
ger for Las Vegas last night, where he
will be present at the Republican rat
ification meeting tonight.
]. A. Holmes, of the geological sur
vey, arrived from the north Saturday
night, and registered at the Palace. He
has gone to southern mines on an en-
gineering trip.
Mrs. Frank S. Davis and daughter
have returned from a visit to Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have rooms at the
Hinojos residence on upper Palace ave-
nue..
w. Westmoreland, f. Gratz and B. d..
Frye are Denver men in the territory
on business for a few days, and are
stopping at the Claire while in town.
Judge McFie returned to Las Vegas
last night, where a weeks hard work
awaits him in presiding over the United
States court there in session.
F. Lowenthal, a well known Albu-
querque business man, came up Satur-
day night and is registered at the
Claire.
A. H. Burke, inspector of surveyor
generals and land offices, is at Las
Cruces inspecting the United States
LAND office at thai place.
A. T.. Dawson, a mining man from
the Santa Rita country, came up Sat
urday night on business and is stop
ping at the Claire.
Father Gauthier, of the Cathedral
parish, went up to Ell Rito this morning
to be gone four days.
f. Gregory, representing a Boston
shoe house, is registered at the Palace
while in this city.
Ed O. Hughes and Frank Root, in
surance men from Denver, registered
last night at the Palace.
Hon. and Mrs. T. b. Catron left last
night, the former for Las Vegas, the
latter for Chicago.
A. L. Clarke, of Boston, is travelling
through the country, and is registered
at the Exchange.
Fl. b. Graves, of Topeka, is a railroad
man en- route through the territory and
registered at the Exchange.
L. c.. de Baca, of Cerrillos, came over
yesterday on business and is stopping
at the Exchange.
Sol e. Levi, a travelling man from
st. Joseph, who is in the city on bust
ness, is a guest at the Claire.
Judge A. l.. Kendall was in town
from Cerrillos yesterday and stopped
at the Exchange.
D. A. Mcdonald, a mining man from
CT6cut, was III lONh yCotCluoS oiiN
registered at the Exchange.
Fred Higgins, of Roswell, was in
town yesterday on business, and
stopped at the Claire.
Judge Crumpacker, of Albuquerque,
has received word from Indiana that his
father is very i'll, and may leave for the
east early this week.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid, of Cienega, was
in town today to learn the latest cleo
ton news and returned home highly
pleased with the result.
1t is understood that Judge McFie
will make an address before the terrific
rial union of the Y. P. S. C. E. next
month at Las Vegas, the subject of his
address being 1.-THE Christian in Politics."
The Judge is always an interesting
speaker, and what he has to say on
this matter will be well worth listening
to.
Rev. Peter Pelzer, who has been
assistant to Father GilbertOn at the
church for the past year
has been appointed parish priest at San
Marcial, and will leave shortly to take |
charge of his new flock. During Father /
Pelzer's residence among Santa Feans
he has made many friends, and the
at his departure will be general.
Lieutenant C. L. Ballard. of Roswell,
a deputy sheriff of Chavez county |
brought up a prisoner Saturday night,
and after landing him in the Pen regis
at the Claire.