Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

on business.
J. X. Turner, the Rinconado mining
man, is at the Palace.
D. A. Cobb, a mining man from Rim
conado, is registered at the Palace.
Charles Russell, of Lamy, the goat
buyer, is registered at the Exchange.
William Alter, the butcher, went up
to Espanola this morning to buy cattle.
County Commissioner Lucero re-
turned home to Espanola this morning.
A. Z. Pierson, of JemeZ, is in the city
on business, and is stopping at the Elk
change.
Lucien Stewart, of Chama, is at the
st. Vincent hospital in this city, seri-
ously i'll.
Carlos and Ramon Abreu, OF Rayado,
are in town on business, and are at the
Exchange.
DR.. Joseph Richards, of Cerrillos, is
up On business, and can be found ut the
Exchange.
Thomas Walsh, Il business mar of
Pennington, is in the City, registered at
che Exchange.
Joseph Gardner. of Brooklyn, y. Y,
IS in town for a few days, and is regis
tered at the Palace.
HI. w. Bishop, of Solomonville, a. r.,
is in town IN business, and is regis
tered at the Exchange.
Mrs. j. E. De Rosear, of Holbrook, A.
L., is in the city for a few days, and is
stopping at the Palace.
F. G. Blake, a ranchman. of Buclah,
San Miguel county, is in town and reg
lstered at the Exchange.
T,alx NGoD,ax,a ..t $3.50. ru.s.
Bland, is in town for a day or so, and
IS stopping at the Exchange.
J. 7. Lindsey, a well known travelling
man from st. Louis, is here on business
and is stopping at the Palace.
O. M. Fairchild, Of st. Louis, is a
travelling man in this city today on bus
mess. He is stopping at the Palace.
Il. H. Gully, an insurance man from
Albuquerque, is in town looking after
business, and is registered at the Pal
ace.
l.. P. Curtis. representative Of Col
lier's Weekly, who visits this city once
4 month from Denver. went north this
morning.
ron & Gortner, went to Albuquerque
yesterday afternoon to attend to BUSH
ness in hat city.
l.. C. De Baca and daughters, Of Ger
rillos, are registered at the Exchange.
Mr.. Baca was formerly superintendent
of schools in Bernalillo county.
Rev. G. s. Madden of this city, has a
scholarly article in the Methodist Ad-
vocate, of Denver, on the contribution
Of Methodism to evangelical christian
ity.
A. Mennet, salesman for Brown-Man-
zanares Company, is registered at the
Palace from Las Vegas. Mr.. Mennet is
a very busy man, and covers a good
deal Of country in a short time.
Hon. Charles f. Abreu, assessor of
Colfax county, Is in the city for the
purpose Of placing his brother, Ramon
Abreu, in St. Michael's college. He is
the guest Of Hon. and Mrs. J. d. Sena.
Juan Estevan Trujillo and son, Gre
sentio Trujillo, prominent citizens and
well-to-do sheep men Of TERRA Anna
rilla, are on a visit to the capital. They
are accompanied by their families and
are enjoying their visit greatly.
Hon. Il. r. Catron, who has been in
Las Vegas on legal business for several
days, passed down the road last night
~ LdS SiuCeS, WIlcIC Hc VIII lfy one Ol
the Anderson mining cases in the terri
torial court before Judge Parker.
Ex-Governor L. Bradford Prince is in
Washington, a lay delegate to the tri-
ennial convention of the Episcopal
there in session. He has been
named one of the 20 commissioners of
the church extension fund. From
Washington he goes to New York on
business.
Mr.. H. P. Mcpherson. an attorney
practicing in Kansas City, and brother
Of w. J. Mcpherson, of this city, will
here tonight with his wife over
the Santa Fe. They are to remain her
and reside with Mr.. w. j. Mcpherson,
and Mr.. H. p. Mcpherson will practice
law in Santa Fe.
Gus O'Brien, who has been confined |
at st. Vincent's sanitarium with a
crushed foot for the past 10 months, is
back in Santa Fee after an absence of
six weeks. Mr.. O'Brien went to Mex
where he was taken sick and had
% be sent to the Tucson hospital. He
has now almost recovered, and will ac-
,ept a position in this city on Novem-
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