Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-01

S. NJ. Folsom, of Winslow. A. T., ar
rived from the west last night and is
stopping at the Claire hotel.
DR.. C. b. Dean, of Cerrillos, spent the
day in Santa Fe attending to business,
returning home this afternoon.
Charles F. Adelman came up from
Socorro last night, and has his name on
the Exchange hotel register.
George C. Stubs, a tourist of Shelby
vile, Ind, arrived in the city last even
ing and is a guest at the Palace hotel.
Colonel R. +. Twitchell. who represents
some important legal cases before the
Territorial Supreme court. returned last
evening from Las Vegas.
James n. Armstrong. of Denver, rep
resenting a wholesale shoe house, called
upon merchants here today. He is
stopping at the Palace hotel.
Y. j. Helm, special agent of the Rio
Grande railway, leaves tomorrow morn
ing on a business trip over the road. He
will be absent about a week.
Paul Wielandy. travelling representa-
tive of the John l.. Boland wholesale
stationery house of st. Louis. is in the
city a guest at the Palace hotel.
j. Fl Askew is in the city from Waldo.
Ark, to get a breath of mountain air
and to view the sights of the territory.
He is stopping at the Palace.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills, who presides
over the sessions of the Territorial SUI
preme court with ability and dignity, re-
turned from Las Vegas last night.
w. A.. Hawkins, ESQ, solicitor for the
Ell Paso & Northeastern railway and a
very successful lawyer and popular citi-
zen. is here from southern New Mexico
on legal business. He stops at the Pal
ace.
Associate Justice j. w. Crumpacker,
who spent Sunday in Albuquerque, came
up from the south last evening and is
enjoying the change from the heat of
the Rio Grande valley to the cool climate
of Santa Fe very much.
Colonel G.. w. Prichard. one of the
foremost lawyers of southeastern New
Mexico, is in the city from White Oaks.
He has legal business here. Colonel
Pritchard is also a good politician and
well liked wherever known.
A party consisting of Secretary and
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Wood, Judge A. l..
Morrison. A. L. Morrison, Jr., and fam
lily, A.. j.. Loomis and family and Hugh
o. Morrison spent yesterday in the Santa
Fe canon at Monument Rock and en-
| loved the outing very much.
Hugh O. Morrison, son of Judge A. L.
| Morrison and who holds a responsible
position in the auditing department OF
the Santa Fe-Pacifc railway, came ur
from the south Saturday night on a visit
to his father. He left this afternoon
for his post of duty at Los Angeles.
Phillip E. Harroun. son of DR.. Har-
roun, who is the engineer for the terri
torial commission of irrigation aud who
is also connected with the photographic
Office of the geological bureau, went
to Embudo this morning to inspect the
river gauges and flow at that point.
Visitors at the Oio Calientc Hot
Springs: Hon. Trinidad Romero, wife
and daughters, Wagon Mound: John
W. Conway and wife, Santa Fe: |. Gall
egos and wife, Mora; John Moshcr, Chi
cago; F. M. Darling, Folsom; P. Silver
son, Ration; James Price and family,
and others.
Mrs. J.. Fl. Emerson, wife of the as
sistant cashier of the Bank of Commerce
of Albuquerque, arrived from the Duke
City last evening to escape the warn
weather. Mrs. Emerson is accompanied
by her two children ard will remain here
for two weeks. She is a guest at thu
Exchange hotel.
Sheriff Fl. O.. Bursum has purchased
the Jungk residence on Fifth street, So
zorro. 1t is being improved and hand
somely furnished. The young lady who
will become mistress of this coy retreat
on or about the first of August, is one O.
Silver City'S most attractive daughters
San Marcial Bee.
Rev. j. G. Dunlop and wife are regis
tered at the Exchange hotel. They ar
tourists from Kingston, Canada. who
are seeing the country. Mr.. Dunlop il
a recently returned missionary from
Japan.
Mrs. J.. G. Kilbourne, who is the CUES
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. j. Helm
during the absence of her husband ir
the Philippines, has received a cable
gram from Mr.. Kilbourne announcing
that he has arrived safely with the troops
at Manila. Mr.. Kilbourne is an assistant
paymaster in the United States army.
James Dunn. superintendent of thu
Mary Mining & Smelter Company
works at Cerfillos, is in the city thi'
afternoon to transact a little business
and enjoy metropolitan life.
Judge A. A. Freeman left for hi
home in Eddy yesterday. He will re
turn to argue cases before the Supreme
court in a few days.
Rev. Julius Deraches, chaplain for TIN
brothers, who went to Santa Cruz tt
perform the burial service over Rev
Roux, has returned.
j. M. McLeish, representing Carson
Prize, Scott & Co.. Of Chicago. wen
north this morning after a day or tw
spent in this city.