Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

II. w. HGTlcUt, u UOuIISV lOh SOSAoS
ton, O., is at the Palace on a recreation
trip over the country.
A. C. Voorhees,, prominent lawyer
and strong Republican, is here from
Ration and registers at the Palace.
j. p. Force, a mining man from DolO-
res and brother of the editor of the
Durango Herald, is at the Exchange
hotel.
Ferdinand Lowcnthal, head of II of
the biggest commercial houses in the
territory, is at the Claire from Albuquer-
que.
G.. Il. Murray and John McIntire,
two miners of Bland are in the city
taking in the fair. They stop at the
Bon Ton. i1'e'f
j. G. Schumann and Il. b. Ward, |
the mining expert, left this morning on
an overland trip to the Cochiti mining
district.
Francisco Abeytia, of Socorro, was in
the city today attending a meeting of
the G. X. of A., and visi ling his father
Mr.. Anlceto Abeytia.
Rev. Father Pouget has sufficiently
recovered from his sprained ankle to re-
turn home from the sanitarium, and
leaves tomorrow for Las Vegas.
John S. Clark, the efficient coal oil
inspector of the territory, is a guest at
the Palace. He attended the Republican
| central committee this forenoon.
Chas. L. Weber, and f. A. Julian,
two brick layers came in last evening
from Las Vegas to work on the capitol
building. They stopped at The Bon Ton.
w. M. Bisbee, a prominent tobacco
man from Jersey City, and A. Thomlin.
son, a drug salesman from Atchison,
Kas., left this morning over the d. &
R. G.
w. P. Hogle received a telegram last
night from Captain Muller OF Troop n,
"Rough Riders" at Montauk Point, stat
ing that Willie H. Hogle was there and
was well.
Mrs. A. M. Alternately, Mrs. G. H.
Marshall, Miss c. E. Mulligan and Miss
Isabel Latta are at the Palace from Las
Vegas in attendance on the Horticul-
tural fair.
Hon. Pedro Perea, one OF New Mex
ico's leading Republicans, was the rep
r%csentative of Bernalillo county at to-
days committee meeting and a guest at
the Palace hotel.
Hon. Eugenio Romero, a Republican
war horse from San Miguel county, who
has many friends in this county, is here
today as a member of the Republican
territorial committee.
j. X. Turner, of Rinconada, who is
interested in large copper properties
near that place, is in the city on bust
ness connected with the mines and is
registered at the Palace.
W. f. Martin, editor of Ell Republi.
cano, a sprightly paper published at
, Socorro, is a guest at the, Palace. He
: represented SOcOrro county at the Re-
publican committee meeting.
C. M. Bayne, q well known citizen OF
Ration spent the day in Santa Fe, advo'
!. eating the claims of Ration as the mex,
convention place for the Republicans
He can be found Mt the Palace.
: Hon. Il. A. Finical, who is making 8
q very good record as district attorney fol-
the 2nd district, was present at the Re
+ publican meeting today. He registered
at the Palace from Albuquerque.
Colonel r. E. T%witchell, successful
lawyer and politician, arrived from La
Vegas last evening and attended th'
: meeting of the Republican territorial
committee today. He is a guest at tn
Palace.
Hon. Samuel R. Belts, q prominen
q New York lawyer and graduate of Val
rs, is at the Palace en- route home iron
4 q California tour. Mr.. Belts is one 0
the ablest patent attorneys in Ne,
York.
q Misses Ruth and Eliza Hughes an
their brother, Hardin, children OF Lev
Hughes, leave tonight over the SAINT
Fe for Columbus, O., where they will re
main with their grandparents the com
ing year and attend school.
Colonel Richard Hudson, popula
and energetic, and deputy custom
collector at Deming, did the graceful
thing for Grant county at the Republi
. can central committee meeting thi
forenoon. He left this afternoon for hi
a southern home.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Baltz, of st. Louis
spent the day in the city, registering a
the Palace. Mr.. Baltz represents tn
g Brown, Clark Paper company Of 81
q Louis, and is one of the most popula
men on the road. Mrs. Baltz is maxim
the trip over the southwest as a matte
OF pleasure.
y Captain 7. w. Collier, the well know
editor of the Ration Range, spent tn
day in Santa Fe, representing Cola
" county at the meeting of the Republica,
territorial committee. He made q gal
D liant fight to have the Republican cor
vention held at Ration.
d Colonel J. Frank Chaves, of Valenci
n county, who has carried the Republica
banner al0ft in many q campaign
y New Mexico, arrived from his ranch /
70 Valencia county yesterday and toda
l. attended the meeting Of the Republics
le lican stronghold.
n, Mr.. Frank Hudson, who resigned We!
n. terday as clerk of the Palace hotel, afte
IS IA months faithful and efficient service
n has been offered a lucrative positio
elsewhere, which will be open for hi
a. about the last of the year. Mr.. Hue
N sons retirement from the office of th
ID Palace hotel is greatly regretted by hi
70 friends.
r John Patterson returned last nigt
r from q 30 days vacation at Omaha n 9
,e his old home In Iowa, which he has M
,e seen in Is years. He speaks in tn
l. highest terms Of the exposition, especial
N of the New Mexico exhibit. MI. Leeso
however complains at the small after
le dance from the territory. Mr.. Patterso
~ also complains Of the Intense heat h
he was compelled to endure while OF hi
" trip, and is glad to get back to til
u glorious Santa Fe climate.
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