Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mrs. F. p. Crichton went up to An
tonito this morning on il visit.
Mrs. Z. r. Downie and son, Eddie
are in Albuquerque attending the fair
Hon. c. A. Spiess, district attorney
who has been in Taos Oh official business
returned last evening.
A. j. Burns, a Chicago furniture man
is registered at the Palace, and is find
ing business good in this city.
Hon. Manuel r. Otero, register of tn,
United States land Office here, left thi!
afternoon for Albuquerque to take il
the fair.
Mrs. b. Kahn and two children left
last night for New York, where the,
will make an extended visit with rela.
tives and friends.
NJ. l.. Kleisdortf, surgical instrument
man from st. LOUIS. is making his
business rounds among the doctors. and
is registered at the Palace.
Wayne Pursley, Of Stafford, A. T.,
came in last night and registered at the
Exchange. He continued north this
morning over the narrow gauge to La
lara.
Hon. Amado Chaves left for Albu-
querqne this afternoon, where he will
remain until after the Republican terri
torial convention, which will be held in
that city on Saturday.
Don Esquipnlo Romero, a we'll known
citizen of Bernalillo county, is here from
his home at Cuba in that county. lie
is a witness in the Canon de Nacimiento
grant case pending before the court of
private land claims.
Hon. L.. Bradford Prince returned
yesterday evening from a visit to his
fruit farm in Rio Arriba county. While
In that county, he attended the Repub-
Amarillo on Tuesday last.
Trooper Willie Hogle was expected
home last night, and his father went
down to Lamy to meet him. But the
young nan had stopped off en- route, it
is understood, because he was not feel
ing well. But he may be home tonight.
DIR. Charles c. Bradley, physician at
the Madrid coal mines and local health
officer, came up last evening with Mrs.
Bradley, and registered at the Palace.
They left Over the narrow gauge this
morning on a two or three weeks trip
to Denver, Kansas City, Omaha and
other eastern points.
Zenon Sandoval, of Cuba, and Atana-
clio Jaramillo, of Copper City, Bernalillo
county, were in the city yesterday visit
ing friends. Mr.. Sandoval is a delegate
to the Republican county convention of
Bernalillo county and left this evening
to attend the convention. Mr.. Jara-
milo was here on land business.
J.. Fl. Anderson, of Los Angeles, regis
tered at the Exchange last night, and
continued north I'VE the narrow gauge
this morning to Durango. He says that
while southern California has been hav-
ing a very dry spell, the only crop that
there has really been a shortage on, is
the hay crop. There has been a plenti-
full supply Of fruit. MI. Anderson is a
large oil well owner in Los Angeles, and
his company is selling quantities of oil
to the Southern Pacific and the Santa /
Fe roads for consumption in their en-
gines in place of coal.
Chief Surgeon j. p. Raster, and
Division Surgeon Edwin Il. Shaw, of the |
Santa Fe road, and Superintendent
Hurley, and Superintendent of Bridges |
and Buildings Williams, came up in II
private car last night from the main
line, and registered ut the Palace. The
surgeons were on a vaccination expedi-
ton, and had every employee of the
road In this city rounded up and
Gre leaving by special at
Z O'Clock this morning. The Santa Fe
company is looking sharply after the
health of its men.
Miss Anna M. Turner, the very capa-
BILE teacher at the San Idelfonso Indian
school, was registered at the Exchange
last evening, and returned north to the
scene of her labors this morning. She
h has over 30 Indian pupils, who
are doing very we'll and the prospects
the school are quite promising.
Rev. Mr.. Richel, superintendent of the
mission at Velarde. and wife
went north this morning to their station
n Rio Arriba county. after a Kansas
rip. Mr.. Richel reports GO pupils at the
mission, which Is doing very well.
Captain w. H. H. Llewellyn, of the
Rough Riders" passed through Lamy
asst night from New York fully recover
n looking first rate. Everybody
vas glad to see him.
Civil Engineer D. M. White leaves in
he morning for Cochiti, where he will
survey the properties of the Washing
on and Sunset mining companies.
George ]. Dunn, a Santa Fee conductor
'unning out of Ration. is in town for a
lay or so and is to be found at the Pal
Mrs. V. r. N. Greaves, wife of a prom
nent Pennington citizen, is In town.,
nd Is registered at the Exchange.
Warden Bergman has arranged to
lace his son and daughter in the nor
lal school at Las Vegas. F;
Juan Padilla went north over the !
arrow guage to Creede this morning on l
business.
j. P. Leighton and wife, of Albuuuer-
are registered at the Palace, en-
on a trip north. :
A.. Mennet, of the Brown-M anzanares y
0mpany, Is at the Palace from Las We a
as on business. 7
Mrs. and Miss Kennedy, Of Flagstaff,
re visiting In town, and are registered
t the Exchange. r
w. X. Mc1ver, of Nashville, Tenn. ia
visiting tourist, registered at the Pal .
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