Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Facundo T. Pine, superintendent Of
county schools, is in the city today from
! GalisteO.
Mrs. N. l.. Bletcher and children, of
Bland, left last night on a trip to Grip
| pie Creek, Colo.
Colonel R. Il. Twitchell has returned
to Las Vegas, from a trip to New York
City and other eastern points.
Wilson W~addingham, Esq, and Gen.
e. Z. Bradley, were passengers for Las
Vegas on last nights Santa Fe train.
Deputy United States Marshal
| Sheridan returned from the southern
part Of the territory last night, after al
absence of a week.
Captain S. s. Mathers, special agent
for the general land office, has returned
from al official trip through the north
ern part of the territory.
+. w. Murphy, representing the Colo
RADIO Casket Company, who has been in
town for the day on business, left for
the south this afternoon.
Policeman Charles Wheeler has re-
| signed after two months service on the
force, and is now engaged in other pur-
suits that yield a reader return. The
mayor will not appoint any one in Mr..
Wheeler's place for the present.
VIM. M. Clute, q we'll known citizen
and capable engineer and surveyor with
residence at Nogal, Lincoln county, has
been in the capital for several days on
business and left this afternoon for his.
home. Mr.. Clute is the Republican
nominee for superintendent of schools
of Lincoln county and states that the
Republicans stand an excellent chance
for carrying the county.
T. H.. Williams, station agent at
Crested Butte, Colo, for the D. & r. G.,
and wife arrived from the east and
south last night, and continued north
this morning owe the narrow gauge.
| They have been as far as Portland, Me-,
going east over the northern routes,
and returning over the southern. They
have had a very enjoyable trip.
Ralph Granger and family, Miss II.
Floyd, and Mrs. M. W. Laughlin, of
National City, Calf, came down from
Colorado last night and registered at
the Palace EN- route westward. MI.
Granger is owner of the Last Chance
mine in Colorado, which is yielding re-
markedly well.
B. W. McCandless, representing an
Atchison drug house, came up from the
south last night, and registered at the
Palace. He went north this morning
on Il business tour through the San
Luis valley.
Judge j. r. McFie went to Cerrillos
this afternoon, where he Joined District
Clerk Bergere, and naturalization pa
pers were issued to a number of for
eign born citizens who desire to vote 1t
the coming election.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Loomis has returned from a business
trip through the northern part of the
territory. He was so busy that he did
not have time to bother about politics,
but did find lots of cold weather.
w. D. Dickson, of Columbus, O., ar
rived last night, and is stopping at the
Palace on a tour through the territory.
Fl. M. Hanaford, from Chicago, is reg
istered at the Palace.
J. M. Hale, the st. Joseph travelling
man, who is a regular visitor to this
city, came down from the north last
night and registered at the Claire.
f. w. Murphy and r. M. Burns, trav-
cling men from Denver, are registered
at the Claire. They are finding business
increasing in this territory.
George T. Williams, representing the
Morey Mercantile Company, of Denver,
came up last night from Albuquerque
and Is registered al the Palace.
John Roper, the well known d. & r.
G. roadmaster, came down from the
north last night and stopped at the Pal
ace.
Frank Emerson, of Glorieta, and wife
came over last nigt on a visit to the
city and are stopping at the Exchange.
J.. L. Todd, a Chicago hardware man,
registered at the Palace last night, and
went north this morning to Alamosa.
Thomas Whalen, of Cerrillos, is up
for the day on business, and is to be
found at the Exchange.
John Block, the Espanola merchant,
came down last night on business and
registered at the Exchange.
District Clerk Bergere is in Cerrillos
today on official business.
At the Hotels.
At the Exchange: Thos. Whalcn,
Cerrillos; John Block, Espanola; Frank
Emerson and wife, GlOrieta.
At the Claire: Mrs. r. Leonard, N.
L. Bletcher, Bland; j. M. Hale, st. Jo-
seph; f. w. Murphy, R. M. Burns,
Denver.
At the Palace: Geo. 7. Williams.
Denver; Ralph Granger, wife and two
children, Miss Fl. Floyd, Mrs. M. w.
Laughlin, National City, CAL; John
Roper. Alamosa; w. D. Dickson, Column
bus, o.: H. M. Hanaford, J. L. Todd,
| Chicago; b. w. McCandless, Atkinson.