Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge J. R. McFie returned home last
night.
BENZ. Read, ESQ.,, is back from his
trip to Mora.
F. Seaver, of Cerrillos, is stopping
at the Exchange.
j. S. Langston, of Cerrillos, a mining
man, is at the Palace.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills, of Las We
gas, is a guest at the Palace.
Frank Andrews, clerk of the post
office, resumed work today.
w. E. Dame, a Cerrillos mining opera
tor, is registered at the Palace.
Jose D. Truiillo, of Quemado, Rio Ar
riba county, is here on business.
Arthur Pearson, an Arkansas City,
Kas., tourist, is at the Exchange.
j. D. Cross, with the D. & R. G. sur
veying corps, is registered at the Claire
Hon. Amado and Mrs. Chaves are
contemplating a trip to Jemez Springs.
B. w. McCandless, a commercial
traveller from Atchison, is stopping at
the Claire.
Harry P. Owen, of Albuquerque,
clerk of the District court, is stopping at
the Palace.
Miss Belle Ilfeld returned last even
ing from a six weeks visit to relatives in
Las Vegas.
Manuel Roibal, a resident of Pojoaque,
is in the city on business, stopping at
the Bon Ton.
Father Antonio Fourchegu, vicar
general, is confined to his room with
throat trouble.
julius Suss, of st. Louis, is displaying
a line of boots and shoes in the sample
rooms at the Palace hotel.
M. R. Williams, roadmaster of the A.,
T. & S. f. railway, is in the city. He
registers at the Exchange.
Marcus Brunswick. a prominent citi-
He stops at the Palace hotel.
Assessor John r. Hudson has returned
from a trip on official business to the
southern part of the territory.
Geo. II. Tremblay, a member of the
d. & r. G. surveying corps, is in thu
city. He stops at the Claire.
P. j. Meiss, a miner from Cripple
Creek, is in the city on his way tt
Bland. He stops at the Bon Ton.
f. H. Bigot, who is connected will
the Ortiz Mining company, is in the cit.
from Dolores, registered at the Palace
Father Gilberton and sister, went tt
Embudo on the narrow gauge this morn
ing. From there they will go to Taos
l. II. Rapp, architect Of the capito
building, went to Rio Arriba county thi
morning to look after stone for the new
building.
Mrs. Solomon Luna, of Los LunaS
who has been here visiting her parents
left this afternoon for home.
Mrs. Stern and sister, Mrs. Sprague
made a flying trip to Albuquerque Sat
urday night and returned to Santa FL
last night.
M. d. Joseph, of New York. is dis
playing a fine line of pocket books
belts, etc, to local merchants. He !
registered at the Palace.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Huff, of Wichita, Kas.
wife of q railway conductor on that di
vision, is in the city on IA pleasure tour
She registers at the Claire.
Hon. Jere Leahy, of Ration, distric
attorney for Colfax and Union counties
is in the city on legal business. H
is registered at the Palace hotel.
R. j. w. Brewster, of Washington, D
c., all attache of the Indian service, i
stopping at the Claire. Mr.. Brewster |
a sol of ex-Attorney General Benjamin
Brewster.
Judge A. b. Fall of Las Cruces, is
guest at the Palace. He is here as on
of the counsel for the defense in tn
case of Thos. S. Tucker whose examina
ton is in progress today.
Mr. o. H. Perkins, a capitalist of De
Moines, Iowa, is in the city, a guest a
the Palace. Mr.. Perkins is enrout
home from a two months tour through
Mexico and stopped over in Santa Fe t
visit the capital of the territory. He |
very much pleased with his visit and |
charmed with Santa Fe's lovely climate
having found no finer in all his EXTENSIVE
travels throughout Europe, northern
Africa and the United States and Mexico