Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28

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Hon. Antonio Joseph, of Ojo Caliente,
made a flying business trip to Santa Fc
last night. returning home this morn
ing. He registered at the Exchange.
Mr.. J. W. Mullin, of Gunnison. Colo.
aud Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. McEwen. of
Salida, Colo. are in the city ON il
sightseeing tour, and register at the
Claire.
Mrs. Bowlbcy. of Rock Island. who
has been in the city since last October
with her sister. Miss Messincott. of
Princeton. H., left for her home last
night.
Mrs. Gray and daughter and Mrs.
Park and daughter. of Chicago, sight
seers. spent the day in Santa Fe. leav-
ing this afternoon for California. They
registered at the Claire.
Secretary Wallace returned from Den
yer, where he attended the convention
of the National Stockgrowcrs' associa-
ton, last night. He reports Il success
full meeting and IA very pleasant time.
He delivered an address, entitled, 'Sheep
in the United States before the convcn-
ton.
Messrs. G. w. Lydon and II. G.
Schroth, of Alamosa, conductors on the
d. a. r. G. road, passed through the city
last night on their way home from a
pleasure trip to California. They reg
istered at the Palace hotel.
Major w. NJ. Wallace, Second cavalry,
who has been at the Jicarilla sub-agency,
witnessing the distribution of annuity
goods to the Jicarilla Apaches. returned
to this city yesterday afternoon and left
this morning for his station. Fort Win
gate.
Captain L. w. Collier. the well known
and genial editor of the Ration Range,
is in the city today and appeared before
the federal grand jury as Il witness. He
leaves tonight for his home.
Hon. John Morrow. a Ration attorney
and ex-member of the Thirty-scconC
Legislative assembly. where he made 8
good record, is a guest at the Claire. The
federal grand jury wanted to interview
Mr.. Morrow and did so. The result OF
the interview is not known as yet.
Mr.. J. D. May. of Albuquerque, one
of the owners of the Crown Point mine
in the Cochiti district, is in the city Wis
ting his daughter. Miss Laura. who is
attending school at the Loretto acade-
my. He stops at the Exchange.
Mr.. II. G. Perkins and daughter. Miss
&. w. Perkins. arrived in Santa Fe from
| Morristown, n. j., last night. and reg
iStered at the Palace hotel. Mr.. Per
kins went to the northern part of the
territory this morning, and Miss Per
kins will remain here until his return.
w. A. Owens. grand master of Ode
Fellows for this territory, left last nigh
for his home in Las Vegas. He ha:
been on IL tour of inspection among thu
territorial lodges. and reports them al
to be in Il most prosperous condition
and says that he finds the two loca
lodges on top of the heap.
Mr.. Leo Herself, of this city, and Mis-
Ernestine Clark. of Plaza del Alcalde
were married at noon yesterday in Du
range. and left in the evening for a tri]
to Denver and Colorado Springs. Mr.
and Mrs. Herself will return to Santa F,
the first of next week and will maxi
their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. N. Wo]back. of GRAM
Island, Neb.. spent the day in the cit,
visiting the points of interest. stopping
at the Claire. Mr.. Wolback is the presi
dent of the First National bank 0
Grand Island and one of the larges
wholesale and retail merchants in tina
state, and is taking a rest from bushes
by touring the southwest country. The,
left this afternoon for California, OK
pecting to visit the principal town
along the road.