Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Hon. j. A. Lucero and wife returned
this morning to Espanola.
j.. w. Lyons, a travelling man from
Durango, is in the city. He stops at the
Bon-Ton.
Mr.. Frank Goldsmith. of Denver, is a
sightseer in the city. He registers at
the Bon-Ton.
$. Sanders, representing a wholesale
at the Palace.
Messrs. HID. Winsor and Martin
Winsor, of PecQs, are IN the city secur-
ing provisions. They stop at the Bon
Ton.
Commercialme registered at the Pal
ace: e. S,irINaddles, st. Joseph: A.
Mennet, A1es Vegas. and II. Abraham,
d. &. NFYgEf and wife, of New York, en-
route to the Pacific coast. are stopping
over in the capital and are guests at the
Palace.
II. II. Smith and wife. and w. L..
Pierce, prominent Peoria, Ill.,, people.
who have been in the city for a visit,
left on yesterdays flyer for California.
Mr.. Geo. p. Thresler. of Newtonville,
Mass, and Mrs. Z. II. Whitney, of Cam
bridge, Mass, arc healthseekers at the
Claire.
Maxine Romero, of Taos county, ar
rived in the city yesterday with several
witnesses to be heard in the Santistevan
divorce case.
Captain Marion Baluc. manager Of the
Mary Mining company's smelter, at Ger
rillos. returned from the south last
night and may be found at the Claire.
j. Lapin, a Chicago business man, ar
rived last night from the south, regis
tered at the Exchange and left this
morning via the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad for Denver.
H. b. Kelly, of Cheyenne. Wyo.. is a
guest at the Exchange. MI. Kelly drove
stage into Santa Fe from 1853 to 1858
and this is his first visit in 40 years to
the historic city and capital Of New
Mexico.
'sB0na" Hensell, the veteran newspa-
per correspondent, who wrote reams of
interesting correspondence for the Pneb-
10 Chieftain years ago, came down from
E%spanola last night and placed his auto
graph on the Exchange register.
Mr.. C. w. Davis, agent Of the Santa
Fe-Pacific railroad at Flagstaff, stopped
over for a visit here yesterday, to enjoy
the fine climate and interesting sights Of
the capital of New Mexico. He left this
afternoon for his home in the sister ter
ritory.
Mr.. John w. King, OF Blu~fftonr-Ind.,
having personally inspected the placer
fields on the Chama and satisfied him
self that the stories about the yellow
values thereof are founded on fact, left
the Claire last night for his Indiana
home. Rest assured that his report on
the Chama placers will not be jaundiced.
Mr.. j. w. Prosser, Of Davenport, la,
who is a transient at the Claire, con-
fided to a New MEXICAN reporter this
morning the opinion that the future
story Of New Mexico would all be writ
ten In distinctly yellow letters. He has
no doubt that tho Golden Cochiti will
blossom Into another Cripple Creek.
SMrs Geo. A, Phillips reached the Elk
change last night from Cripple Creek,
Colo. and has since gone over To Bland.
to look for the phonolite Ne has heard
exists there. II he tails t0 find phono-
lite, he will find . dicrite Spd .porphyry
contact that will interest lin and some
collaborating lodges that vii surprise
him.
Mrs. Th0mas NJ. Jones. An4 .daNfhter,
Miss Florence. left this AftefAt6n Tor
California, In charge OF AsIcka1miten]
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