Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Y. A. Jones, of Monero, is in town to-
day on business and a guest at the Pal
ace. Z
Born, on Monday evening, December
5, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Baucus, a
son.
Captain Hudson has been sick for the
last two days, and unable to attend to
business.
Il. Montoya, of San Antonio, came up
last night on business here, and regis
tered at the Claire.
w. F. Meyer, representing a st. Louis
jobbing house, arrived last night and
registered at the Palace.
j. 7. Lindsey, representing a st. Louis
shoe house, is in the city on business,
and is a guest at the Palace.
j. N. Halfhill, a travelling nan from
Minneapolis, is in the city on business,
and is registered at the Claire.
On Sunday December 4, at Salt Lake
City, a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Seligman, of this city.
Hyman Lowitzki, the Rough Rider,
will be home Thursday, after his ex-
tended visit with relatives in the east.
Miss Virginia Otero has returned
home from Los Lunas, where she spent
two weeks visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Sol Luna.
E. Chacon, interpreter for the United
Ctotac count of priyata land claims is a
guest of the Palace hotel from Trini-
dad.
United States District Attorney Chill
ders is in the city today from Albuquer-
the Palace.
Mesdames Luella Clark, of Pueblo,
and Clara Du Bor, of Antonito, are
guests at the Palace. They are in town
to see the city.
Architect I. H. Rapp has returned
from Chicago, where he had been to
purchase steel trusses for use in the
new capitol building.
President D. c. Hobart, of the terri
torial board of equalization, is in town
from Silver City on business, and is a
guest at the Claire.
Judge w. F. Stone, of the United
States court of private land claims, ar
rived from the north last night and reg
istered at the Palace.
William Mexican, who has been in the
city several days attending to business
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this afternoon, overland.
James H. Reeder, clerk of the United
States court of private land claims, ar
rived last night from Hayes, Kan, and
registered at the Palace hotel.
Chairman w. w. Jones, of the Socorro
county commissioners, came up from
San Marcial last evening, and regis
tered while in town at the Exchange.
w. E. Letford, of Minnesota, and A.
L. Hall, of Longmont, Colo, ire in the
city visiting with c. e. Lankard. They
came here on their wheels and may re-
main.
j. H. Bardwell, representing the Nc
File & McGinity Lumber Company, of
Denver, is in town today on business
for his firm, and is registered at the
Palace.
Colonel F.. E. Torrey, a prominent cit
izen of Beverly, Mass, is a guest at the
Palace. Colonel Torrey is an old time
friend of Captain Creelman, whom he
is visiting while in town.
. zr 800 lN1a,, py,ftn
sick, and for a time lost her fine voice;
but her many friends are pleased to see
her up again, and are glad to learn that
her voice is returning.
Inspector E. B. Reynolds, of the In
dian department at Washington, who
has been in town for the last few days,
went north this morning en- route to
the Jicarilla sub-agency for inspection
there. He and Lieutenant Enochs went
together.
Captain J. w. Fleming, mayor of Sill
yer City, came up last night en- route
on coal mine inspection business, and
registered at the Claire. He continued
northward his morning " the mar
row gauge.
J. D. Wheeler, of San Jose, Calf. rep
resenting a Westfield, Mass, whip con-
Germ, and a California mating house,
arrived last night from the west n
registered at the Exchange. He says
he has found business very good In the
territory, and has no complaint to make
about hard times.
The following party of distinguished
Philadelphia and eastern leather men
arrived yesterday from Lamy. and af-
ter spending a few hours in this city,
departed for the south, Robert H. and
Percy Fouderer, Of Philadelphia, Abe
and Rico Stein, of New York, Marcus
Beebe, of Boston, J. C. Perry, of Tue
son. and Charles Onderdonk, of Lamy.
The party registered at the Palace, and
during their short stay in this city ex-
pressed themselves more pleased n
ever with this territory, and it's promis-
ing As already noted in the
New Mexican, the Fouderers are the
Wei kid men whose discoveries in this
line have in one way revolutionized the
leather trade. They are deeply interes-
ted in the raising of Mexican goats IN
this territory, and are spending a great
deal of money in improving the breed
increasing their herds. The party
are out here on a trip of business in
spection.
Rev. DR.. Craig, superintendent of
Presbyterian missions in this territory
and Arizona, was q passenger north on
this mornings D. & r. G. en- route to
San Juan county. He is to preside at
the installation Friday of Rev. Mr..
Eadie, OF Kansas City, over the Presby-
church at Aztec; and on Sunday
over the ordination and installation at
Pennington Of Rev. Mr.. eagle, from the
Mccormick seminary at Chicago. DR..
a. L,rlJ,, ~loorot with tho UrOWth