Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-29
PERSONAL MENTION,

the BOn.TOn.
Governor Otero, Mrs. Otero and little
son have returned to Santa Fe.
Associate Justice John R. McFie re-
turned last evening from Las Cruces.
M. M. Cooper, a prominent saw mill
man from the Pecos, is at the Palace.
Miss Sampson, an Indian school
teacher, has returned from Wisconsin.
Judge II. l.. Waldo returned last
evening from las Vegas and is at the
Palace.
Judge Leland is confined to his bed
at the sanitarinm with q serious indis-
position.
Moody Basham, a miner from Bland,
is In the city on business, and stops at
the Bon Ton.
Mrs. j. w. Harrison, of Glorieta, has
arrived in town with her little daughter
for the latter's health.
Mrs. A. M. Turner, of New York, who
has been visiting in Santa Fe, went up
to Espanola this morning.
Colonel R. E. Twitchell spent Sunday
with his family at Las Vegas, returning
iaSC eFeHlnS 10 JnlS Guy.
G. w. Hickox left yesterday for San
Diego, CAL, to look after his iewelry
establishment in that city.
DR.. and Mrs. McFadzan and Mr..
Money, of Del Norte, are camping out
on the river bottoms near this city.
Hon. M. c. de Baca, territorial super
intendent of public instruction, arrived
last evening from his San Miguel county
ranch.
Captain Max Luna is expected to ar
rive here during the week with his wife
for a short visit. He has received rs
days leave of absence.
Benigno Jaramillo and Perfecto Jara-
milo, of Taos, are in the city with their
families visiting friends. They are reg
istered at the Bon-Ton.
Mrs. Bowers, of Denver, left for home
this morning over the d. & r. e., after
a months pleasant visit with the family
OF her uncle, Mr.. I. ]. Helm.
c. Garcia, who has been visiting in
this city with j. f. Ortiz, left for Anto-
nito this morning, leaving Mrs. Garcia
here until his return in a few days.
Lieutenant Maxwell Reyes, of the
Rough Riders" has been promoted to
be LIST lieutenant and appointed regi-
mental adjutant of the regiment by Col
Onel Roosevelt.
Captain w. II. Fl. Llewellyn has had
yellow fever and q severe attack of mala-
rial fever. He is very weak, but is i'm
proving at the Presbyterian hospital in
New York City.
p. r. Harroun, the well known civil
engineer engaged in reservoir construc-
ton in this territory, is at the Palace
from Albuquerque. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Harroun.
Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman, of the
Rough Riders" has been promoted to
be lst lieutenant and made regimental
quartermaster by Colonel Roosevelt,
commanding the regiment.
G. w. Delamater, who is managing
the cyanide plants for Senator w. H.
Andrews at Andrews in Sierra county.
was a passenger south last evening, re-
turning from eastern points.
Indian Depreciation Agent Hit is in
town from Washington to hear claim
ants who want damages from the past
incursions of $40, the poor Indian who,
with untutored mind, steals all your
cattle, leaves not a horse behind
Hon. w. s. Hopewell, of Hillsboro,
has returned home from a St. Louis
trip with a representative of a group of
Chicago capitalists contemplating max
ing mining investments in this territory.
Hon. Sol. Luna and wife have re-
turned from a two months visit to
southern California. They were here
yesterday visiting their parents, sister
and other relatives and left last evening
for their home at Los Lunas.
E. II. Salazar, publisher of FL indie
pendiente and postmaster at Las Vegas,
spent Sunday in Santa Fe, the guest of
Mrs. Manderfield and daughters. Mrs.
Salazar, who had been in the city for
several days past, accompanied Mr..
salazar home last evening.
Hon. G. A. Allen, the Illinois legislator
who made such a stir with his bill for
the government Of street railways, is
registered q tthe Claire, Exchange and the
Palace. Mr.. Allen is now agent for the
government In Indian depreciation
Clans, and will spend some time in New
Mexico ia king dispositions of claimants
Colonel J. A. Lockhart, for years a
prominent and respected citizen of San
Miguel and Grant counties, 0 a pros
porous stock man in Colorado, is = guest
at the Palace. The Alfalfa Land & Cat ,
tie Company, Of which he is general
manager, owns q very extensive and
prosperous cattle ranch at Fowler, Colo,
while the c0lonel's residence is ut Colo.
RADIO Springs. Time has dealt gently
with Colonel Lockhart and he is as
energetic and brimful of vim as ever.
He has many warm friends throughout
New Mexico who are glad at his doing
so very well in this worlds affairs.