Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Alex. Porter, of Denver, is a guest a
the Exchange.
M. Abousleman, of Jemez, is in tow
for a lew days on business.
John c. Stearns is a visitor in the cit
from Chicago, and stops at the 30
Ton.
John Krick, Of Cerrillos, is in the cit
on business today, and is registered a
the Palace.
Captain Candelario Martinez spen
the day in Pecostown attending to lie
gal business.
William Thompson, of Eel Paso, is il
the city on business today, and is regis
tered at the Exchange.
Thomas c. Conant, a business maj
from Denver, is in the city on business
and is a guest at the Palace.
F. A. Fletcher, representing a cloth
ing house in Chicago, is stopping at the
Palace while in town on business. :
j. H. Bardwell, representing McPhet
& McGinity, of Denver, went to Cripple
Creek this morning over the D. & r. G
f. l.. Blumer, a travelling man, repre-.
senting a Denver jobbing house, is {
guest at the Palace while in this city
on business.
j. w. Cook, of Rock Creek, Kan, is a
guest at the Palace, having come out
into this country with a view to locat-
ing in business.
R. e. West and Mat Shuster, two
miners from Durango, arrived last
evening on their way to Arizona. They
registered at the Bon Ton.
Judge H. c. Sluss, of the United
States court Of private lam claims, ar
rived last night from Wichita, and is
registered at the Palace.
Edward Miller, Of Tesuque, returned
last night from Denver, where he had
been d%isposing of a car load of apples,
and registered at the Exchange.
Harry Kaufman, representing a New
York clothing house and the oldest
travelling man on the road coming into
this city, is in town on business and is a
guest at the Palace.
Nothing has been heard of eX-Pro-
prietor Twells, of the Claire, since he
went away, and several lots of mail sent
here for him have been either returned
to the writer's or to the dead letter office
at Washington.
Hon. l.. A. Hughes, ex-internal reve-
nue. collector for New Mexico and Ari-
M now a prominent wool buyer of
Santa Fe, is in the city. He has his
name on the Sturges European regis
ter.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Rev. Morrison, the Methodist Episco-
pal church superintendent of missions
in New Mexico, has returned from the
towns of northern New Mexico. He
states that Rev. Frank Day, the print
er-pastor, of Chama, has resigned, and
with his family will remove to southern
Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
E. L. Hamblin, the Las Vegas mer-
chandise broker, came over last night
on business and registered at the Claire.
First Lieutenant John w. Catron, LIST
territorial regiment United States vol
unteer infantry, who visited with his
in Chicago recently, has return
to duty with his regiment at Albany, |
Ga.
Editor Antonio Cajal, of La Union, a
Spanish paper of Ration, arrived from
the north last night and registered at
he Claire. He went to Antonito this
morning OF business.
Hon. Frank Springer, of Las Vegas,
president of the Maxwell Land Grant
Company, has been spending the past
:hree weeks in New York, Washington
and Chicago. He was a guest at the
hotel in the latter city last
week.
Pierre Casad, a Silverton, Colo, min
r, arrived last night over the narrow
and stopped at the Palace en-
quite to Bisbee, where he has mining
properties. Mr.. Casad says there are
300 men working this winter in the
rom 20 to 300 men each. There are five
rom 20 to 800 men each. There are five
zig mills running with from 10 to 40
lamps each, and work continues
through the winter. The ore is gold,
liver, lead and copper in hard quartz.
he county, San Juan, is the smallest in
he state, so small, in fact, that, as Mr..
says, one can almost throw a
tone across it. =
Among the Santa Fe items published T
l the Citizen yesterday afternoon was S
ne of the announcement of Miss Bessie
eaty's departure for Chicago, where q
lie will wee Charles Francis Towne, on )
'ednesday Of this week. Mr.. Towne is
ell known in this city, and while here .
'veral years ago, was employed at the n
cal office of the Wells-Fargo Express c
ompany. He is a particular friend of
:. c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Citizen. g
a ranchman from San
hot springs, near Jemez, is in
on business and registered at the
xchange. g.
Hon. William Fitzpatrick, represent s.
ive-elect from Santa Fe county, is in N
wn today from Madrid on business.
? said this morning to a New Mexican
that he had no special legisla-
N in view, and did not know as the
ners in the southern part of the y.
unity had anything in particular to .
k of the legislature. Although from Ia
adrid, he did not represent that part 10
the county alone, but felt that he la
presented the county as a whole and re
'uld work for the good of the county. m
United States Marshal Foraker is in ~
zorro attending a term of the United VI :
ties district court for the Fifth judi. =,
] district. Z.
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Appointments by the Governor.
Governor Otero has appointed Colonel
G. Austen, of Las Vegas, delegate at
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