Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-30
personal MENTION.

1ultUVnu MIN AVAh
J.. b. Lewis, Silver City, is q Claire
guest.
ID. j. Jones,f Cerrillos. is an EX-
change guest.
Father SeuSr returned to San Juan
this morning.
w. H. RoberI went up to Espanola
this morning.
Judge H. L,Waldo has gone from
Las Vegas to Knsas City, Mo.
j. A. Pollard nd wife, of Pittsburg,
Pa, are guests the Palace.
7. F. Kelley, representing a hardware
house, is stoppis at the Palace.
A. Frank refined to EspanOla this
morning from aiying trip to Santa Fe.
Thomas A. Wldo, son of Judge II.
l.. Waldo, is visiting friends in Las We
gas.
Mrs. Rosario Isquibel, of Las Vegas,
is in the city viting friends and rela-
tives.
Deputy Shelf Dick Huber went to
Santa Cruz tbs morning on official
business.
Herbert Beninghoven, a st. Louis
commercial trfeler, is stopping at the
Exchange.
w. &. Munpr, an attache OF the
water works in Silver City, is stopping
at the Claire.
ID. II. Burntt, of Madrid, accom-
panied by his ster, is stopping at the
Claire.
A. Patterson representing a Des
Moines dry COOS house, is at the Ex-
change.
M. N. Chatfin of Las Vegas, member
of the cattle sanitary board, is a guest
at the Claire.
w. G. Ashdowl, superintendent of the
water works at SerrilloS, is stopping nj
the Exchange.
s. G. SchemeCt is a Toledo, o., com
!, mercial travelG who registered at the
: Claire last night
Frank Merrill, a railroad man from
Alamosa, is her, CT a leave of absence
He stops at the Bon Ton.
Miguel Ortiz i here from Albuquer
que on business before the land Office.
He stops at the Bon Ton.
!, Charles M. Anderson, of Hamilton
O., is a stranger within the city's gate
who registers at the Claire.
) D. c. Hobart. chairman of the terri
torial equalization board, is IA guest a
the Palace from Silver City.
5. E. McGahey went up to CHAINS
this morning where he has secured
position in a lumber mill.
w. P. Hodge, who came down for tn
purpose of enlisting, returned to hi
Antonito home this morning.
w. E. Gortner, of Las Vegas, cOul
| s~tenographer, is u guest at the Palace
Mr.. Gortner has many friends here.
, Miss M. Burnett, went up t
Rinc sg4.a n this i;,,,I m1,oarlnlMnfggi,, where She 1,ps sh
Thos. McQuiston.
Charles Ii. Onderdonk and famil
! have left Las Vegas and will reside d
4 Lamy, where Mr.. Onderdonk has larg
: business interests.
G. r. d'Hunny came in from SAINT
Rita last night for the purpose of volul
: teering in the infantry. He registere
at the Exchange.
f. Russell, of Cambridge, Mass,
+ touring New Mexico on a bicycle. Fl
stopped in Santa Fe and registered
Q the Exchange last night.
r Homer j. Douthitt and Andy McCle
land registered at the Exchange fro
Bland last night. They will voluntet
for service in Company c. LIST battalio
U. s. infantry.
Is Joseph Wickham came over fro
70 Bland yesterday for the purpose of Sc
ing his son before he left for the fro
If to join the Rough Riders" He stoppt
Vt at the Exchange.
~ F. j. Otero, of Albuquerque, who is
~ member of the territorial cattle sar
tary board, is in the city to attend
meeting of that body. He has his nan
on the Palace register.
A. j. LOOMS, deputy collector of /
ternal revenue, returned from an OF
w cial trip south last night and will wre
" tie with the new stamp phases of Il
war revenue measure here for son
y days.
Hon. w. H. Jack, the efficient chai
IL man of the territorial cattle santa
5. board and successful manager of Il
Crowfoot cattle company, registers
n the Palace from Silver City. He is he
on official business.
- Rev. Thomas HARDWOOD, of Albuque
que, is in the city. Mr.. HARDWOOD Is o.
Of the best known clergymen in the te
g ritory and has been connected wi
g Spanish Methodist mission work in Ne
Mexico for many years.
le James A. La Rue, Of Las Vegas, WI
D. is performing the duties of secretary
!. the territorial cattle sanitary boa
very satisfactorily, is a guest at the P;
1t ace from Las Vegas. He is here to {
n tend q meeting of the board.
% c. M. Anderson returned to his hor
n in Hamilton, o., this morning, from
extended visit to Robert Kenzie, supe
rs intendent of the Montezuma mine
r Golden. Mr.. Hamilton is assOciat
IS with the Republican & News, a dai
Hamilton newspaper. He will retu
to Santa Fe in the fall.
in A Globe Democrat dispatch fro
le Washington says: fernando D. Mo
" ey, son OF United States Senator None
ID of Mississippi, received his commissi
today as q major In Colonel Sargen
regiment of immunes being raised
y Mississippi and Louisiana. He W
leave Washington to join the regime