Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Sheriff Kinsell has returned from Il
mining trip to Las Cruces.
Captain Man Luna left for his Los
Lunas home this afternoon, where he
will remain until after the coming cleo
ton.
President Ripley and General Super
intendent Nudge, of the Santa Fe, ale in
the territory, and were in Albuquerque
on Saturday.
Col. John Becker, the big general
merchant and flour miller of Belen, is
here today, looking after 1900 sheep
which his brother, Fred Becker, had
driven across the country from Pecos
Wells to the local stock yards. The col
onel is so well pleased with the good
times in the sheep industry, brought
about by the Republican administration,
that he is willing to have his business
and home in a county where there is
only one party--that of Valencia coun-
ty and the Republican party.-Abuquer-
que Citizen.
DR.. w. G. Shadrach came down from
Cerrillos last night, bringing with him
the little daughter of Charles Harris,
chairman of the Santa Fe county DEM
ocratic committee. The little girl is
suffering from appendicitis, and this
morning at Hotel Highland at 8 o'clock
DR.. Shadrach, assisted by Drs. Wroth
aud Cornish, will perform an operation.
DR.. Shadrach will return to Madrid this
evening. He has been employed as ply
stefan by the local companies .-Albu-
querque Democrat.
Mr.. f. o. Faulkner, who has been
manager of the Pecos Valley Railroad
Construction and Land Company the
past three years and also receiver of
the Pecos Valley railroad when that
corporation was under a receivership,
has resigned the position of general
manager and D.. Fl. Nichols has been
appointed to succeed him.
c. S. Burton, Indian supervisor of ed
ucation, has returned from Zia, where
he held down the teachers chair until
the arrival of the new teacher, Miss
Margaret A. Bingham, of California,
who took charge today. Mr.. Burton
left for Bernalillo this afternoon on an
inspecting trip, to be gone about 10
days.
Colonel Walpole, agent for the Pie
bio and Jicarilla Apache Indians with
headquarters in this city, and Captain
A. j. Duncan, special agent for the In
terror department, left for the Zuni In
dian reservation in western Valencia
county yesterday afternoon on official
business.
w. E. Biddle, who has been the teach
err at the Indian school at San Felipe,
passed through today en- route to the
Santa Clara Indian school, having ex-
changed places with w. P. Tabor, who
goes to San Felipe. The children at the
latter school are to have MONDAY
lunches.
First Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman,
regimental quartermaster of the Rough
Riders, returned home Saturday night,
and is being welcomed by many friends.
He has been quite sick with pneumonia.
and while recovered, is weak yet.
Hon. Juan Santistevan, the well
known business man and sheep grower
at Taos, came down Saturday night and
has gone to Springer to ship 1000 sheep
to the eastern markets. While in the
city he registered at the Exchange.
H.. j. Clark, of Leadville, and Henry
Bailey, of Denver, are two mining men
registered at the Exchange. They came
down to look over a number of county
mining properties.
Herman Pine and wife, of Cienega,
this county, are in Las Vegas, where
their son Nicolas is to be married to
Miss Sophia C. de Baca.
j. Weltmer spent Sunday in Las We
gas on a visit to his wife and children,
the latter attending the normal school
in that town.
B. X. Stambaugh, of P%ra'uc1'urg, Ia.
and Daniel S%tambaugh. of Sharon, Pa,
are tourists stopping II the Palace.
They are en- route to California.
DR.. and Mrs. De Souchet have gone
to the City of Mexico, after spa lding
the summer season pleasantly in this
city, leaving man, friends.
Thomas J. Jeffries and bride, of
Philadelphia, registered at the Palace
yesterday, and have gone west to the
Golden state.
r. w. Llewellyh, of Clarinda, Ia, is
back at the Palace after a hunt
through the Pecos country.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. j. J. McCor-
mick and families went through this
morning from Las Vegas to Durango,
Colo, where they will be located.
II. G. Avis, representing a st. Louis
shoe house, is in town visiting with To-
cal business men, and is registered at
the Palace.
Chairman j. c.. Clark, of the terrific
rial Republican committee, returned
from Las Vegas last night, and is at the
Palace.
James Duggan, the we'll known min
ing superintendent at Madrid, is up on
business and is stopping at the Palace.
Chicago, is in town on business and is
registered at the Palace.
B. Cohen, of New York, and I. Cohen,
of Los Angeles, are travelling men reg
istered at the Claire.
J.. M. Hessler, of Albuquerque, is in
town for a day or two, and is registered
at the Claire.
Deputy Sheriff Newcomer was regis
tered at the Palace from Albuquerque
yesterday.
I. L. Bacharach is over from Las We