Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge McFie went over to Las Vegas
last night and is holding United States
court there today.
j. w. Conway left this afternoon for
Santa Rosalia Springs, in Mexico, where
he will remain some time for his health.
United States Marshal Foraker and
Deputy Marshal Sheridan returned from
Silver City last night, where they spent
election day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Ilfeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard HELD of Albuquerque
and Miss Bertha Schultz of Ell Paso, left
this afternoon for Albuquerque where
Miss Schultz will visit with relatives ere
returning to her southern home.
Mr.. Alexander Read, who had charge
of the southern precints of Rio Arriba
for the Republicans, returned last night
from his campaign work and is of the
opinion, Judging by the returns all ready
in and estimating the remaining
precincts, that Rio Arriba county will
give Mr.. Perea about 600 majority.
Manuel r. Otero, the register of the
United States land office at Santa Fe,
went down to his home in Valencia
county to cast his ballot for Pedro Perca
and the Republican ticket and is spend
ing the day In Albuquerque, and made
a pleasant call at the Citizen office
Albuquerque Citizen.
Thomas L.. Harmon, Joseph P. Har-
mon and Miss Kate Harmon arrived
last night over the Santa Fe from Chi
M on o,,J ,oe;eto,oJ "a ~ D,1,oo< IN, -,
are tourists and are already enjoying
their stay in this city, en- route through
the territory.
H. McAllister is a Cleyeland business
man in town for a day or two, and is
a guest at the Palace.
Leslie Johnson came up from Cerril-
los last night and registered at the
Palace.
A. Stefan, of the Madrid Mercantile
Company, came up last evening from
Madrid and is a guest at the Palace.
County Commissioner j. T. McLaugh-
lin came up from San Pedro last even
ing and is stopping at the Palace. He
is highly gratified with the way the
election has turned out.
DR.. Joseph Richards is in town from
Cerrillos on business and is stopping at
the Exchange.
Patricio Sanchez is in the city from
San Rafael to see his children, who are
in school here. He is registered at the
Exchange.
Mrs. Harry kinsell and two sons left
this morning over the narrow gauge on
a two months trip to Mount Ayr, Ia,
on a visit with friends and relatives.
III. r. Matthews, travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the Burlington, left
for the north today oyer the narrow
gauge after a profitable business So
journ n'this city. Mr.. Matthews is a
very bright young man, and is doing
well for his road,
S. Messiah Shattuc, one of the best
known and most genial railroad men on
deck, is down from Denver on business,
and is registered at the Claire. Shattuc
used to sport a heavy beard that made
him mistaken several times for Father
Time. He was wont to carry the ends
of it rolled up in his overcoat and it
served as a muff in cold weather. But
that p%atriarchal hairsute appendage is
now no more, and it Is only within the
last few months that the railroad boys
in Denver have come to make sure 1t
was Shattuc on meeting him in the
streets.
Alex. Read registered at the Ex-
change last night and left this morning
over the narrow gauge for Park View,
to remain until next term of court. He
gives the merry ha-ha to the Democrat
ic claim of a victory in Taos, and says
they may claim until they lose their
Breath, and it will do them no good.
Colonel f. r. Pierce is a prominent
Boston wool merchant who arrived
from the south last night and registered
at the Palace. He went north this
morning over the D. & r. G. to look
over the field in the northern part Of
the territory. He says reproduction
through o~ver-confldence two years ago
caused a glut in the wool market, from
which it has not as yet recovered. Con-
s%equently, the eastern warehouses are