Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. and Mrs. l.. f. Miley. of Chicago.
are sightseers stopping at the Claire.
Mr.. r. Kaapeck, of Trinidad, is in the
| city ON business aud registers at the EX-
change.
Mr.. James Minett. of Chicago, is a
Santa Fc visitor registered at the EX-
change.
Mrs. X. ID. Hall, of Denver, and Miss
S. II. Duff, of Boston. are sightseers
registered at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. j. S. Nolan, of Moberly, Mo-, is
registered at the Palace hotel. He came
to Santa Fe to visit Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Davis a short time.
Mr.. IS. Ford, Of Arizona. and Mr..
Cole E. Railston. of Engle, N. NJ, cat
tlemen. are in the city ON business,
stopping at the Exchange.
Mr.. Hadley Morrison. of Durango, is
in the city ON business. and registers at
the Palace hotel.
Ii. w. Harris, a miner from Gallup, is
here on his way to Leadville. He is stop
ping at the Bon Ton.
Governor Otero came over from Las
Vegas last night and expects to take a
run up to Colfax county tonight.
Gus johnson and Chas. McIlvain, two
%sheepmen from FL Paso, arc in the city
ON business. They are registered at the
Bon Ton.
Mr.. j. +. Carroll. manager of Gross,
Blackwell 4 Co.'S. stock interests, is in
the city on business. registering at the
Claire.
Luis Ma. Llcero. Jesus Ma. Tafoya
and Luis Aragon, of C0chiti, are here on
business before the land court. They
stop at the Bon Ton.
Mr.. D. Z. Fiske, a sightsecr from Chi
cago, spent Sunday in Santa Fc, regis
tering at the Claire. He left for Cali
fornia yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. M. Lehman and |. Suellen-
burg, of Philadelphia, are visiting the
places of interest in Santa Fe, and make
headquarters at the Palace hotel.
John $. Clark, a respected and well
known citizen of Las Vegas and a promi-
nent Republican politician, is a guest at
the Claire. He is here ON private bust
ness.
Colonel Eugene Van Patton, of Las
Vegas, is inthe city on business. He is
one of the best known and most popular
citizens of Dona Ana county.
Mr.. G. Jaramillo. of Los Lunas, ar
rived in Santa Fe last night and regis.
tered at the Palace hotel. He came fol
the purpose of attending school at St.
Michael's college.
The following commercial travellers
registered at the Palace hotel over Sun.
day: 5. Suisheimer. III. G. Church, Chi.
cago; ii. j. Belbrough, st. Louis; Hugo
Scharwenka, New York: Gus Talafcrro,
Kansas City.
Hon. and Mrs. Max. Luna, of Valencia
county, are in the city and are stopping
at the Palace. Mrs. Luna is u member
of the Cuban relief committee and was
elected chairman of the same. A very
excellent selection.
Hon. Pedro Perea, a leading citizen OF
Bernalillo county and who is making a
strong fight for his people in the Albu-
querque ditch matter, is in the city, a
guest at the Palace. He attended the
meeting of the Cuban relief committee,
of which he is a member.
Mr.. w. l.. hampton, private secretary
to the general freight agent of the D.
& r. G.. road, will arrive in Santa Fe
tonight. on his way to Mexico. Mr.. 7.
J. Helm, who returned from Texas Sat
urday night, will accompany Mr.. Lamp
ton as far south as Ell Paso.
Mr.. r.. Z. Twitchell, who is associated
with District Attorney Crist in the pend
ing trial Of Eustaquio Padilla for muir
der, was summoned to Las Vegas by the
news that his wife was dangerously III
with pneumonia. As the lady's physician
said that the crisis was passed night
before last, Mr.. Twitchell returned to
Santa Fe last night.
Captain G. L. Cooper, Of the Tenth
cavalry, with headquarters for some
time past at Fort Keogh, Mont, is a
guest of the Albany hotel in company
with his family. The captain is on his
way to Santa Fe, N. NJ, to take charge
of the Pueblo and Jicarilla Indian
agency, made vacant by the death Of
Captain Nordstrom. Captain Cooper is
returning to an old stamping ground, as
he was in charge OF the same agency 20
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