Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-16
esting reading matter in the shape of
New Mexico Health Resorts"
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PERSONAL MENTION.

afternoon, alter his illness.
John B. Belden, of Denver, is in town
on business and a guest at the Exchange.
Mrs. Mcpherson is very sick. so that
her friends are much concerned about
her.
g.. w. Todd, representing a st. Louis
shoe house. is a guest at the Palace
while in this city on business.
President G. b. Eddy, of the FL Paso
q Northeastern, has gone on a business
trip 20 Denver and New York.
Business Manager l.. r. Allen, of the
Optic, who has been in town for a few
days on business, returned to Las Vegas
last night.
superintendent Hurley, of the Santa
Fe, was in town today in his private car
on business. Mrs. Hurley and a lady
friend were with him.
Agent N. S. Walpole, of the Indian
agency, returned last night from a visit
to Pueblo and the sub-agency at Dulce,
and registered at the Palace.
The son and daughter of Colonel
Bergman, who are attending the nor
NAL school in Las Vegas. will spend the
Christmas holidays at home with their
father.
j. G. kilbOurne. of the ,svmastei's
department of the army, anC 4 in law
of General Agent Helm of the ID. & L..
e., arrived last night from Manila.
where he has been stationed, and regis
tered at the Palace hotel.
Manager Albright, of the Albuquerque
Democrat, who has been a guest at the
Palace for several days while in this
city on business, returned to the Duke
city this afternoon.
G. H. Burlingame, of Denver. rcpre.
senting D. NJ. Osborne & Co., the
Auburn, N. Y. agricultural machinery
house, arrived last night on a territorial
business trip, and registered at the
Palace. He went up to Espanola this
morning, returning tonight Mr.. Burlin-
game says the farmers are in high
spirits over the recent heavy fall of
snow which means fine crops for next
year, and harvesting operations will be
carried on with greater magnitude than
ever. Consequently he finds increasing
demands for farming machinery every
where, and he is kept busy Mr.. Burlin-
game says his factory turned out last
year 172,O0O machines. and gave employ
ment to 1900 men.
e DR.. Craig. superintendent of mis-
sions of the Presbyterian church in Ari-
iona and New Mexico, came in from
San Juan county last night, having act
ed as moderator of two councils for Or
daining and installing one new preacher
and installing another over local
churches. He reports the work as pro-
crossing very favorably in that part of
the territory. DR.. Craig was told on the
train about the Taos troubles, and says
what the New Mexican printed sub
stantially covered the ground. He does
not think there will be any further diff
ficulty, and that the young man who
church procession passed by, did not do
so because he was ordered in Spanish,
which language he does not understand.
Then some one tried to knock his hat
off, and the stranger, thinking an at
tack was being made on him, struck
back. DR.: Craig was intending to go
south to Albuquerque this afternoon.
w. Fl. Greenleaf, representing a
wooden and ~willowware house in Den
Yer, arrived last night and registered at
the Palace. He went up to Espanola on
business his morning, and returns to-
night.
Il. e. Hart, Of Denver, representing a
prominent baking powder firm, arrived
last night on business in this city and
registered at the Palace. He went up to
Espanola this morning to transact bus
mess there, intending to return this
evening.
James Roper, D. & r. G. agent at
Alamosa, and family came up from the
south last night, where they have been
for Mrs. Roper's health, and registered
at the Palace hotel en- route home.
r. r.. Ments, Of Ashton, ILL.,, arrived
from he west last night, and is regis
tered at the Claire for several lays
while taking in the town ere continuing
east. {
Sheriff H. O.. Bursum, of Socorro s
county, came up last night on business t
and registered at the Claire after leav- +
ing two prisoners at the p~enitentiary. q
Manuel Bergere, son of Mr.. and Mrs. :
A. M. Bergere, who is attending school =
in Albuquerque, is expected to reach 7
home tonight to spend the holidays. a
United States Marshal and Mrs. For '
returned to their home in this city
last night from a trip in the southern !
part of the territory. =
F. j. Dodge, representing a Kansas 9
City jobbing house, arrived from the r
east last night on business and regis
at the Claire.
j. B. Patton, representing a New York
house, is in town today on bus |
guest at the Palace. J
b.. G. Wilson, the well known and pop -
llar Continental Oil representative in
his territory, is a guest at the Palace
rom Las Vegas.
Gus Johnson and Chas. McIlvaine,
Ell Paso sheep dealers, are in the y
city on business and stop at the Bon i
Ton.
Joe Ward and Harry Ward came in o.
yesterday from Bland, where they have n
been working. They registered at the
Bon Ton r
A. D. Ashbaugh- is a travelling man E
rom Denver in town on business and j
registered at the Palace hotel. l.
ID. j. White, a Las Vegas commission \
nan, came over last night on business n
nd coriStarnd Of tho palaan
S in the city today on business and is a "
suest at the Palace hotel. Il
General Agent Helm, of the D.. & r. m
/, has gone to Albuquerque on business s.