Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-19
PERSONAL MENTION.


Governor Prince is expected home to-
night from the east, by Mrs. Prince.
l.. c. Bruce of Trinidad, is in town
on business today and registered at the
Exchange.
5, ii. ElkinS came over from Dolores
yesterday on business. and is a guest at
the Palace.
L.. p. Young a Trinidad business man,
was in town yesterday on business, and
a guest at the Exchange.
A. W. Grant, a Las Vegas business
man, came over Saturday night and
spent Sunday at the Exchange.
M. w. Mills, attorney, horticulturist,
stockman, and capitalist, is in town
from Springer on legal business.
e. Nj. Bassett of Omaha. is a tourist
through the territory who registered
over Sunday at the Exchange.
j. 0. Roach and wife, of Oak Park,
ILL.,, are tourists at the Palace who are
expecting to remain in town for a week.
Il. +. Coffee and Thomas Smith. of
Las Vegas, who came over with the eX-
cursion, registered at the Palace yester-
day.
E. c. Langford, of LittIeton, N. H..
representing a Boston glove house, is a
guest at the Palace while in this city on
business.
Charles kuhraruck, Il mining man of
Paradox, Colo, registered at the EX-
change yesterday, en- route south on Il
business trip.
Joe %Sandoval, a former Rough Rider.
Is up from another prolonged attack of
malaria which this time was made worse
by typhoid symptoms.
Hon Venceslao Jaramillo, representa-
tive elect from Rio Arriba county, and
wife, came down Saturday night, and
spent Sunday at the Palace.
James jackson, of Durango. came
down V e the narrow guage Saturday
night and registered at the Exchange.
lie is on a southern mining trip.
j. p. McNulty. manager of the mines
at Turquesa, with his bride, nee Miss
Emma Hawley, of London, England,
and the Misses Fannie and Agnes Nc
Nulty, of Ccrrillos, We're guests ycster-
day at the Palace. They left this after
noon by team for Cerrillos.
w. B. Childers, United States district
attorney, is a guest at the Claire.
Joseph Wind, of the Indian school at
Albuquerque, was a guest at the Claire
Saturday evening.
George Il. Gould, of Las Vegas, was in
town today on special business and a
guest at the Claire.
Thomas Burton, a miner from Du-
range, is here on his way to Bland and
stops at the Bon Ton.
H. D.. Matherly and wife, of Salida,
were in town yesterday en- route
through, and guests at the Claire.
Attorney L. V. Long and Thomas
Hayward, of Las Vegas, were in the
city today on legal business, and regis
tered at the Claire.
l." c. Spaulding, private secretary to
the manager of the Helen Mining Com
pany, was a guest of the Claire Satur-
day night, from Graham.
President Wisner. of the Mary Smelt-
ms company, do SlIh odluIIdy dlltl-
noon, so that the meeting could not be
held. However, is was thought this
morning that the meeting could be
held this afternoon.
Horace Longwell, of Philadelphia, is
in the city visiting friends and attend
ing 10 business matters connected with
his fathers estate. He will remain
some time.
Milo Hill, who has Deer at Espanola
several months assisting Bond Bros. in
their large mercantile establishment at
that place. returned Saturday night,
and will remain in the city f9r the pres
ent.
Hon. w. f, Martin, of Socorro, was at
the Palace yesterday, having brought
up a prisoner to the peniten-
tiary. Mr.. Martin is a candi-
date for the chief clerkship of
the council of the 33d legislative assem-
bly,, and expects to make a strong race
for that position. He was a member of
the council in the 32d assembly and
made q good record as a legislator, as
well as making a large number of warm
friends, who will give him all the as
sistance in their power in his desire to
occupy an important place in the COM
ing legislature.
DR.. j. M. Diaz is home from his trip
to Europe and New York, having spent
three months in a very pleasant and
profitable hammer. While in Paris a
month he attended clinics at Hotel
Dieu, Hospital Necker and Hospital de
la Petite. In New York he remained
six weeks taking a post graduates
course in the New York Polytechnic.
d. M. Quintana, of Lamy, is in the
city on business and stops at the Bon
Ton.
Ernest Knacbel, of Denver, son of
j. II. Knaebel, arrived from the north
yesterday and registered ut the Palace.
John Miller, representing a New
York house arrived from the east last
and registered at the Palace.
M. d. English Il mining man from Do
loreS, came down yesterday on u bust
ness trip, and registered at the Palace.
Miss Nellie O'Brien, of Arizona arrived
asst night from the west to attend school
vt the convent, and registered at the
Palace.