Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-29

army, ana that so soon as ne can
arrange his business affairs will come to
Santa Fe on a short visit. just where
Mr.. Kilbourne will be stationed in the
future has not yet been ascertained, but
orders assigning him to duty at some
one of the western headquarters is ex-
pected in Il few days from the pay
master general.
Captain S. S. Matthers, special agent
for the general land office, returned from
a trip to Washington last night. While
absent he had an interview with Presi.
dent Mckinley who inquired all about
New Mexico, and evidenced much in
tereSt in the progress and prosperity Of
the territory. Mrs. Matthers will spend
the holidays in this city, and t~hecaptair
expects to take up a permanent residence
here in the near future.
Rev. DR.. A. p. Morrison, presiding
elder of the English Methodist mission
of New Mexico, will arrive from Chama
tonight and hold quarterly conference
at the Methodist church in this city
Tomorrow he will 60 to Bland in com
pany with Rev. G. s. Madden, returning
by Saturday. The doctor will preach
Sunday at both services in the Methodist
church in this city.
Station Agent F. H. Mcbride has ar
rived from Antonito, and is once more
established at his old post in this city
at the D. & R. G. depot, where he is
shaking hands with his many friends,
Now that Mr.. Mcbride is once more on
deck, General Agent Helm is drawing
an easy breath, and is able to take more
time to eat his meals, as it We're, three
times a day, or words to that effect.
w. B. Hundley, of San Francisco, who
has been in the city visiting with his
brother at the sanitarium, returned to
the Pacific coast last night. He want
ed to take his brother home with him,
but the latter thought he was doing Sc
well at the sanitarium that he conclud-
ed not to go. The patient has TO-
high hopes of recovery.
A. D. Howard, the New York soda
man, went to Denver this morning over
the D.. &. r. G. on bushes. He says
he has done very well in thisp part of the
country, and is quite pleased with the
way business has been picking up since
the election.
Mrs. Sarah Locke and son Albert, of
Denver, returned north this morning
over the narrow gauge. 1t was the in
tention of Mrs. Locke to place her son
in college in this city, but arrangements
could not be made, so that they re-
turned north, and the young man will
go to school in Denver.
Charles Brodesen, Of Albuquerque,
representing one OF the large sewing
machine companies, cama up last Ven
ing from the south, and is registered
at the Exchange while n this city.
Travelling Auditor F. H. Lounsbury
and Route Agent Ed. Ledwidge, of the
Rio Grande Express Company, came
down the line last night, and register
ed while in this city. at the Palace.
G. T. Williams, representing the
Struby- Estabrook Mercantile Company
of Denver, went north this morning
over the narrow gauge. tie reports
trade as very good in this territory of
late.
chief Justice Mills, of Las Vegas, will
arrive in Santa Fe tonight, having re-
turned from New Haven, Conn, sooner
than his friends here expected. While
in the city he will be the guest of Cow
ernor and Mrs. Otero.
E. b. Reynolds, of tIagerslown, Ind,
a government inspector, is out in this
country looking over ;h3 Iniian ngen-
cies. IIe is registered at the Exchange
while in this city.
d. G.. Miller and wife, Of %;iunnison.
Colo, went north this morning over the
narrow gauge, en- route back to ,'olora-
do. Mr.. Miller is a prominent railroad
man at Gunnison.
Mrs. Bishop, of Providence, r. L.,
mother Of G. L. Bishop, of this city,
leaves tonight for the east, after q;
pleasant visit with her son and his fam
lily in this city.
Cipriano Baca, assessor of Socorro
county and deputy United States mar
oAttij - III Sily toddy VII puSlIlGSS,
and registered at the Claire.
j. Curley and wife and J.. Haddican,
of Leeds, Eng, are tourists in this city,
stopping at the Claire. They are much
pleased with this climate.
H. F. Tucker, of Hooper, Colo, is
travelling through the territory on bus
inacc or1 u,o ,,or;+o,,l I,.+ ,..S,.4 -
the Exchange.
Noel r. Gatscho, a travelling man
from Chicago, was in town this morning
on business, and was a guest at the,
Claire.
Rev. Father Alphonso Haeltecman
went north this morning tu Santa Cruz
and San Juan, to return in a day or
two.
Hon. F. f. Pine, county schools SUI
perintendent, is in the city on business
and registered at the Bon-Ton.
j. N. Brown and wife, of Durango,
were in town yesterday en- route east,
and registered at the Exchange.
Judge McFie returned last night from
holding court in Las Vegas, and is reg
istered at the Palace hotel.
r. w. Dudley, representing a Howell,
Mich, house, is in town on business,
and is a guest at the Palace.
William Roger, a traveller from Dem
yer, is in the city on business, and is
registered at the Palce.
A. d. Whitson, the well known piano
dealer, is up from albuquerque, and is
registered at the Claire.
Fl. w. Fuller is a business mar from
Denver in town for the day, and is reg
istered at the Exchange.
Hon. and Mrs. Bernard Seligman are
exnectad hop,a tor,orrouy froY, THAR ovI