Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. Caldwell, of indianapolis, Ind, is
stopping at the Exchange.
c. F. Knowles, a Pueblo travelling
man, is stopping at the Palace hotel
Miss Margaret L. Taylor, of Columbus,
o., a tourist, is stopping at the Claire.
E. P. Brown of Ell Paso, Tex, arrived
in the city last night and registered at
the Palace.
Fl. Lykins, a miner from Durango,
Colo, came in last night and registered
at the Exchange.
George Werley and family, of Pecos,
is in the city On a visit to friends. They
stop at the Bon-Ton.
Gregorio Herrera, d well known citi-
zen of Santa Cruz, spent yesterday in
the city on business.
l.. Alexander, a wholesale liquor mer-
chant of st. Joseph, Mo-, is registered
at the Palace hotel.
Nicolas Quintana, a resident of Po-
joaque, is in the city on bushes. He Is
registered at the Bon-Ton.
Miss S. c. M. Hubbell, of Albuquerque
is registered at the Palace. She will re-
main in the city several days.
M. B. Marshall and wife, of Durango,
Colo, are guests at the Exchange. Mr..
Marshall is a mining operator.
Hon. l.. A. Hughes has returned from
a business trip to Las Vegas. He reports
the wool market as decidedly depressed.
c. Jones, a Hesperus, Colo, mining
operator, stopped in the city last night,
en- route to Mexico mining fields. Hc
registered at the Exchange
FL. w. Barber, a st. Louis health
seeker, arrived in the city last night and
registered at the Bon Ton. He expects
to remain here some time.
Mrs. and Miss Cole, who have been
stopping at the s%anitarium during the
past month, will return to Denver to-
morrow evening.
e.. b. Brady, who has been visiting
his mother and brother, DIR. j. B. Brady,
during the past week, returned to
Chama this morning.
j. A. LOOMS, deputy United States
internal revenue collector, returned
home today from an extended trip over
the territory.
Rev. r. NJ. Craig, ~synodical mission
airy of the Presbyterian church for New
Mexico and Arizona, is in the city visit
ing his many friends.
John Nelson, of Prescott, A. T., reg
istcred at the Bon Ton last evening. He
is en- route to Durango, Colo, to look af-
Ter his mining interests there.
Meyer Friedman, of Las Vegas, q
member of the wholesale firm of Freid-
mar Bro, is stopping at the Palace and
looking after business interests here.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince has returned
from his fruit ranch near Espanola. In
his opinion the recent cold spell has not
damaged fruit in that section to any
extent.
J. P. McNulty, superintendent of the
Tiffany turquois mine at Turquesa, ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss Fam
ME McNulty, is in the city. They reg
lister at the Exchange.
Deputy United States Marshal Cod
ington left this afternoon for Socorro,
where he will officiate at a term of
United States court in the Fifth judicial
district, which opens Monday.
Deputy United States Marshal Sheri-
dan will 60 to Ration tonight to attend a
term of United States commissioners
court, which will be held by Commits
sioner Morrow.
r. j. W. Brewster, special agent Of
the department Of justice for the inves-
tigation of Indian depreciation claims,
who spent several days in Santa Fe in
an official capacity, left for his home in
Washington City last night.
Mrs. Solomon Luna has returned from
Los Lunas for a visit with her parents
here. She received this morning q letter
from her husband dated at his sheep
ranches in Socorro county on April 9th,
that he is well, hale and hearty.
D. G. Hobart, who has been in the
city the past week on business connect
ed with the territorial equalization
board, of which body he is president,
to Las Vegas last night and from
that place will return to his home in
Silver City.
j. j.. Lesson, member of the board of
commissioners of the Trans-M Mississippi
exposition, arrived in the city last night
and registered at the Exchange. He
will leave tomorrow evening for Silver
City, Las Cruces, Eddy, Roswell, and
other territorial points in the interest of
the New Mexico board.
Eli Farmer, representing the w. X.
Hardin Mail Route company, OF Denver,
came In the city last night and regis
at the Exchange. Mr.. Farmer
reports that the route bids we're low
this year and the contractors will make |
small profits. He left for Tres Piedras
this morning, where he will let the con-
for carrying the mail between that
and HONEYWELL.