Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

r. Kelly, a Cerrillos mining operator,
is at the Exchange.
S. A. Cliff, a Denver drummer is stop
ping at the Palace.
L. j. Straus, a commercial man from
Chicago, is at the Claire.
Thos. Dozier returned from a brief
trip to Albuquerque last night.
Captain Max Luna, of Los Lunas, is
in the city on national guard business.
Governor Prince left on this mornings
Rio Grande for his ranch neal Espa-
nola.
Geo. j. Yocum, a Chicago tourist, is
in the city. He is a guest at the Palace
hotel.
James H. Armstrong, of st. Louis, is
displaying a fine line of boots and shoes
at the Palace.
Oscar Mallinckrodt, a prominent Els
pamela fruit grower, is registered at the
Palace hotel.
Judge II. L. Waldo, solicitor for the
Santa Fe railway in New Mexico, is a
guest at the Palace.
Crestina Gonzales, of Rio Colorado, is
in the city on land business. He is stop
ping at the Exchange.
Simon Sanders, of Trinidad, the
wholesale liquor dealer, is in the city.
He registers at the Palace.
j. OConnor, paymaster of the D. &
r. g., came in last evening and left this
morning for northern points.
j. r. Lindsey, a commercial traveller
from st. Louis, is in the city looking up
the boot and shoe trade. He registers
at the Palace hotel.
Mrs. II. f. Conger, of Espanola, is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Knapp. She came
in from her home last evening and will
remain several days.
c. l.. Pollard, an Espanola merchant,
came in last night and left for home
again on this mornings Rio Grande. He
registered at the Palace.
A party consisting of Miss Gulliford,
Mrs. Cole, Miss Cole, Miss Johnston and
Miss Dovie Day took in the Indian pueb-
10 of San Ildefonso today.
J. w. Fleming, mayor of Silver City
and territorial coal mine inspector, is
registered at the Claire. He is on his
return from a trip to the Monero coal
mines.
G. A. Biggs, of Canon City, member of
the firm Of Biggs, Pollard & Co., of Es-
pamela, registered at the Palace last
night and went up to Espanola this
morning.
Mrs. Sumner and Mrs. Wilson, who
anne to the city from Denver last week
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jerome L.
Marsh, left for Denver on this mornings
Rio Grande.
Hon. Numa Raymond, a leading citi-
zen and capitalist of southern New
Mexico, arrived from his home at Las
Cruces last night and has rooms at the
Palace hotel.
Lewis Thompson, a young man from
Georgia and a friend of w. II. Pope, is
stopping at the sanitarium. Mr.. Thomp-
son is here in quest of health and will
remain all summer.
Division superintendent j. E. Hurley
and Assistant Attorney RE. Twitchell,
of the A. 7. & s. F. railway, were in
the city last evening. They came over
in Mr.. Hurley's car.
Hon. John H. Riley, of Colorado
Springs, who is one of the most success
full stockmen in the southwest and has
many warm friends in this territory,
where he resided for rs years, is here on
business and registered at the Palace.
Rev. A. A. Hyde, of Silver City, is
stopping at the Claire. Rev. Hyde
thinks that the fruit crop of that re-
gion will be something to be proud of
this season and says that the early frosts
killed nothing but the apricot bios
SONS.
Rev. g. s. Madden, accompanied by
Mr.. c. w. Mason and the Misses Annie
and Helen Mason, left this morning for
a trip to the Espanola cliff dwellings,
via the Hickox ranch route. They will
return Friday.