Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Crichton and Mrs. Mcbride are
enjoying the day visiting at Espanola.
F. NJ. Stahe, of Topeka. Kas., is a
guest at the Claire hotel, arriving last
night.
Max Goldsmith, a travelling man from
Chicago, has his name on the Palace
hotel register.
W. A. Blodgett is the name of a trav-
cling man from Chicago registered at
the Palace hotel.
A. D. Ashbaugh, Of Denver, cam in
from the north last evening and is a
guest at the Palace.
Cipriano Baca, assessor of Socorro
county, came up last evening and is reg
istered at the Palace.
Fl. w. Harris, of Albuquerque, came
up from the Duke City last evening and
is stopping at the Bon-Ton.
The Merritt party, of Duluth, Mimi,
went north to Tres Piedras this morn
ing to put in the day.
Hon. B. M. Read has returned from a
trip to Mora. He was accompanied by
his sister-in-law, Miss Ortiz.
A. Mennett, representing the Browne
Manzanares Company of Las Vegas, is
registered at the Palace hotel.
C. M. Yates and George Morton, two
railroad men from Ration, are visiting the
city. They stop at the Bon-Ton.
Alfredo Mirabal and Francisco Bus
tos, both of San Miguel, are in the city
on business. They are registered at the
Bon-Ton.
Edward Henry, the insurance ad-
juster of Las Vegas, came in last even
ing and is n guest at the Exchange
hotel.
Miss Lora G. Weir returned from her
home in La Porte, Ind, last night, and
will remain in Santa Fe the coming fall
and winter.
w. H. Kennedy, the well known and
successful CerrillOs hardware merchant,
came up last evening and is a guest at
the Palace hotel.
Marion Littrell, of Springer, is stop
ping at the Exchange. Mr.. Littrell is
sheriff of ColfaX county and has official
business here.
SOlOlCl II. W. DODSOH3 VI 1AIuuuuOI
que, drove in from Lamy this morning,
and is attending to business before the
Supreme court.
District Attorney J. Leahy, of ColfaX
and Union counties, arrived in the city
last evening from Ration and is regis
tered at the Palace.
p. S. Burnham, of Antonito, is reliev-
/ {p~ n N,r,+n %ha ,nn;l <1oply ~, t1,o
Rio Grande. Mr.. Carruth is taking a
vacation for a few days.
Don Juan A. Martinez, a prominent
| citizen of Rio Arriba county, is in the
city. He reports great prosperity among
the stockmen of his county.
First Sergeant w. E. Dame, Troop e,
Rough Riders" has been promoted to
a End %lieutenancy and assigned to Troop
F, Captain Max Luna's troop.
Fred R. Holt, of Salt Lake City, is a
guest at the Palace hotel. Mr. Holt has
been assigned to the weather Office
here for a week or ten days when he
will return to Salt Lake.
A. c. Campbell, of Eddy, attorney for
the Pecos Valley railway system, arrived
In the city last evening to attend the
session of the Supreme court. He is
stopping at the Palace hotel.
Sheriff Thos. $. Hubbell is modestly
celebrating his 33rd birthday today.
| Many friends join the Citizen in wishing
him many future Observation-Disclosures
| que Citizen. An so does the New Mex
1CAN.
The general agent of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad, T. j. Helm, came
in from Santa Fe last night and con-
tinued south to Socorro and San Marcial
this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Citizen.
MI. and Mrs. w. N. Sprager went
north to their home at Mosca, Colo, to-
day. They have been in Ell Paso on a
visit. Mr.. Sprager is the manager of
the Mosca Milling company's plant at
Mosca.
H. +. Alps, a graduate Of the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College, whose home
is at Loveland, Colo, has been appoint
ed assistant to Observer Hardinge, OF
the weather bureau in Santa Fe. Mr..
Alps has already assumed his duties
here.
1t was learned last evening, at the
meeting of the New Mexico Bar. Associa-
ton held at Santa Fe yesterday, that
Hon. Ralph E. Twitchell, of Las Vegas,
was elected president. Mr.. Twitcholl is
the assistant counsellor of the Santa Fe
railway in New Mexico, and is one of the
most prominent attorneys of the south
west.-Albuquerque Citizen.
E. w. Walter, of Silverton. Colo, who
passed through Santa Fe last week to
take charge of the furnaces at the
Jerome, A. t., copper mines, is In the
city on his way home, to recuperate
from injuries received by the caving in
Of a portion of the mine enguling the
laboratory where he was at work. The
cavern was very serious, several men
being killed and others wounded. Mr..
Walter had been attending to his duties
but a day or two when the accident
happened.
The general passenger agents Of the
Santa Fe Railway system are holding a
business meeting ut the Montezuina
hotel, Las Vegas Hot Springs. There
are present: Geo. T. Nicholson, pas
senger traffic manager, Chicago; W. j.
Black, general passenger agent, Topeka;
W. S. keenan,, Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe; J. W. j.. Byrne, general passenger
agent, Los Angeles; d. w. Ryus, gen
eral claim agent, Topeka, and A. T.
Evans, secretary for Mr.. Nicholson.
John A. Sargent, of FL Rito, Rio Ar
riba county, is here On business. He Is
q member of the firm of Sargent Broth
ers. He registers at the Palace.