Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-21
PERSONAL MENTION.


j. H. Wash, a Chicago tourist, is at
the Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Detroit tourists,
are at the Claire.
B. M. Spaulding, a La Junta business
man, is at the Claire.
Geo. P. Myers, a st. Joseph travelling
man, Is at the Claire.
R. Y. Anderson, q Cerrillos mining
man, is at the Palace.
w. Conner, a Chicago salesman, is
registered at the Claire.
Miss Ella Reevan is a st. Louis sight
seer stopping at the Claire.
Miss Peck, an East Orange, N. j.,
tourist, is stopping at the Palace.
Louis Freund, a New York jewelry
man, is registered at the Palace.
Phi. j. Barber, a Bland business man,
spent Sunday at the Exchange.
Geo. c. Lester, of Denver, is q COM
mercial man stopping at the Claire.
Deputy United States Marshal Coding-
ton spent Sunday in Albuquerque.
Miss Overhuls, a Bland young lady,
registered at the Exchange yesterday.
Celestino Garcia, one of the large cat
tie operators of the Conejos country, is
at the Palace.
Frank Williams, a sheep man, is in
the city from La Junta. He stops at
the Bon-Ton.
Nicholas T. Cordova, a Las Vegas
business man, registered at the EX-
Echange yesterday.
w. L. Pinkard, a railroad man, came
in last evening from Las Vegas and left
this morning for Taos.
r. M. Force left for Denver this morn,
ing to purchase. concentrating machin.
cry for the Benton mine.
j. T. Lindsey, a st. Louis shoe drum
mer, is exhorting Santa Fe dealers rela-
tive to their soles, and stopping at the
Palace.
James s. Barton, a Kansas City shoe
dealer, is representing his house among
local merchants and stopping at the
Palace.
Chas. L. Collins, of Boston, who has
been touring in California, is making the
Palace his headquarters while en- route
home.
Andy Horn, the Cochiti freighter, who
has been stopping at the Bon-Ton, left
this morning with a load of provisions
for Bland.
M. L. Becker, general agent of the
German Life Insurance company, will
Office at Albuquerque, is registered a
the Claire,
G. Z. Jones. alias "Candy JONES'" O.
Pueblo, is arranging with local mer
chants to send down a carload Of swee
things. He registers at the Palace.
James Heron and wife, of Chicago
Ills, former Santa Fee residents, havt
returned to the city to make their hom'
and are stopping at the Exchange.
Judge McFie. who went to Las Cru
ces Saturday afternoon to spend Sun
day, is not expected to return to Santa
Fe until Wednesday night.
Phil. E. Harroun, who is stationed ir
Albuquerque while surveying the low
line ditch, is up from that city on bust
ness and on a visit with his father anG
mother, DR.. and Mrs. Harroun.
Colonel E. H. Bergman, superintend
ent of the penitentiary, went to Wins
low, A. T., Saturday, to look after prop
erty interests in that locality.
L. H. Rapp, architect at the capita
building, was in Las Vegas today, at
tending to business in that city. HI
will return tonight.
w. j. Spicer and John Owen, Of De
troit, are here in the capacity Of repre-
sentatives of the eastern stakeholder!
Of the Mary Mining & Smelling com
pany. They are quartered at the Pal
ace.
Ad. Walker went to Ration Saturda!
to visit his friends in that city. He ex
poets to return Wednesday, and will b.
accompanied by Mrs. Walker, who ha
been In her old home in Iowa the pas
two weeks.
Sherrard Coleman returned from E
Paso and Juarez, Saturday, where h
has been with the land court party In
vestigating land grants. Judge Stone
Hon. T. B. Catron, w. M. Upton an
! w. J. Mcpherson, who are now in tn
|, City of Mexico, are expected home tn
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