Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. A. A. Rugg, wife of the Santa Fe
conductor, is a guest at the Palace from
Las Vegas.
H. Z. Bycrs, of Las Vegas, is in the
city on legal business, and is registered
at the Claire.
Leonardo Valdez, of Park View, is in
the city on business today, and a guest
| at the Exchange,
George Il. Gould, of Las Vegas, is
registered at the Claire for a day or so
on special business.
Lee Remhart, representing a st. Louis
glove house, is in town on business, and
a guest at the Claire.
Summers Burkhart, an attorney from
Albuquerque. is up on legal business,
and is Il guest at the Palace.
Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Fletcher are in
Las Vegas attending the meeting of the
Territorial Teachers Association.
Albert Penny, of Los Gatos. CAL, rep
rcsenting a California hat concern, is in
town on business and a guest at the
Claire.
William ~lloskins, representing a st.
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day on business. and a guest at the En-
change.
Alex. Pollard, of La Junta, stopped
over in the city last night for the day ell
route through, and registered at the
Exchange.
L. S. Waddles, representing a st. Joe
dry goods house, arrived last night on Il
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at the Palace.
e. V. Chavez and N. B. Field, attor-
neys of Albuquerque, are in town in at
tendance on court, and are registered at
the Palace.
A.. Mennct, representative of the
Brown-Manzanares company of Las We
gas, is a guest at the Palace while in
this city on business.
M. e. Ryan, of San Francisco. repre-.
@senting the Traveller Magazine. came up
last night from the City of Mexico en-
route back to the coast. and registered
at the Claire.
j. X. Turner and d. II. Cobb, mining
men from Rinconada, came down from
the north last night. and registered at
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ness trip.
Word from Denver says that Mr.. Sloan,
who was formerly Il resident of this city
and connected with the weather office,
and now connected with the Denver
office. has been very sick, but has recov-
cred. His sister, Miss Stella Sloan. has
also been sick, but is now nearly well.
Captain S. s. Mathers, special land
agent, who has been stationed in Santa
Fe for the past year, has been trans
ferred to Roseburg, Ore, and left for
his new station this afternoon. At
Lamy he will meet Mrs. Mathers, who
came from Columbus, o., and together
they will go to the northwest, where
they will make their home.
Paymaster j. V. O'Connor of the d.
a. r. g., came down last night from the
north with his car on the monthly paw
trip, and registered at the Palace hotel.
He returned north this morning. Mr..
OConnor has a large territory to cover,
embracing the entire d. & r. g., system
of 1,S0O miles or more, with a total pay
roll of over $500, 900 per month. The
moneys distributed 10 the New Mexico
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great sum scattered through the south
west and central parts of the state goes
a long ways towards keeping up the
general prosperity in those sections,
and the pay is always prompt. Mr..
OConnor is one of the most experienced
railroad men in the country.
G. Fl. Wheelock, of Ottumwa, Ia, ar
rived here yesterday with his son, H. X.
Wheelock, for the benefit Of the ~latter's
and registered at the Claire.
The young mar was a member of the
50th Iowa infantry, and after ecover-
ing from the typhoid at Jacksonville,
Fla, found his lungs so affected that
'emoval to this part of the country was
recommended by his physicians. Mr..
Vheelock, ST., returned north this
corning over the d. & r. G..
j. F.. Manning, of the, New Mexican,
1T this afternoon on a business trip in
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