Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-18
PERSONAL MENTION,

Father Pelzer, who is i'll at the sani-
tarium, is improving.
Major H. B. Hersey is back from
Tampa, and registers at the Palace.
M. Hoffman, of this city, is in Las
Vegas attending to business matters.
w. III. Kelly, of Gross, Blackwell &
Co., is at the Claire from Las Vegas.
NJ. O'Niel is up from Cerrillos on bus
mess matters, and is stopping at this
Claire.
j. II .Blain is still confined to his bed
with a fever attack; but it is not con-
sidered serious.
Brother Amian, of st. MichaeIs col
lege, left last night for Kansas city
over the Santa Fe,
w. j. F~unkhouser, of Las Vegas, is
in this city today on business, and is to
be found at the Claire.
e. Fl. Herman is a Denver business
man in town for a day or two, and who
is registered at the Claire.
G. N. Mayer, a travelling man from
Pueblo, is at the Exchange while Civ
ing the town a looking over.
r. Bond, the well known ~Espanoia
merchant, and wife are at the Palace
for a day or so while In town.
Rough Rider H. II. Brown, of Golden
has returned from h front and ID
stopping at the Exchange while iii
town.
Henry Essinger, a Las Vegas bust
| ness man, is registered at the Claire,
and will be in Santa Fe for a day or
two.
Charles Russell, of Lamy, the goat
buyer, is at the Exchange with his son
| Reno, on business, and is looking over
the local market.
J. J. Chandler, of Wagon Mound, for
merly an employe at the penitentiary.
is in the city, is stopping at tho
Exchange.
s. H. Fields, of st. Joe, is a dry goods
man who is here on business n Is
stopping at the Palace. He finds local
trade very good.
Richard Pohl, of Los Lunas, n
Herman Bluher, Of Albuquerque, are
at the Palace as witnesses in the now
celebrated ditch case.
l.. Alexander, Of st. Joe, is another
travelling man who finds business 81
good in Santa Fe that it pays to como
out here. He is at the Palace.
l.. A. Hughes, the well known Santa
Fe wool and hide dealer, spent yester-
day in the city. He may make his
home In Las Vegas ere long.-Optic.
S. Spitz went up the d. & r.. G.. this
morning to meet Mrs. Spitz. who is en-
route home after a pleasant two OF
three weeks visit with relatives In
Denver.
Celino Garcia and wife, of Clayton,
are registered at the Exchange. They
came in to examine some mining prop
erty In Chlmayo. and drove out there
this morning.
County Commissioner w. w. Jones,
of San Marcial, Is registered at the Ex-
change, as he is in town for a short
time on business. Mr.. Jones is a civil
-, ;,> ~ ~ ~ rl-n6 nhi1itN
Mrs, Philip Shaefer, who has been
visiting her sons, viii and Arthur,
in this city, since their return from
Cuba, leaves tonight owe the Santa Fe
road for her home in Kansas City.
), j. p. McNulty, custodian Of the Tiff
fanny mine at Turquesa, came up last
evening and is stopping while In toWr
, at the Palace. He reports the Local
outlook as promising. and the work
going steadily on.
Mrs. Perea, wife of Hon. Pedro Pc
rea, Republican candidate for delegate
) to congress, Is in the city from Berna-
, lilo, and is stopping at the Palace no
tel. She will remain several days be-
= fore returning home.
Hon. Facundo Pine, the efficient su'
perintendent Of county schools, is II
the city from his Galisteo home, at.
r tending to matters connected with hi
office. While here he will apportion tn
= school funds received for the pas
quarter.
F. H. MCGEE, of Denver, travelling fol
Morey Mercantile Company. registered
at the Palace last evening, n WeS'
: north this morning. He says business
\ this trip proved better than he has
found it for a long time, and Is quit
f satisfied with the traffic outlook.
) Alexander Adams, of Detroit, Mich.
and d. w. McKie, of Carson, Ia, cam
up from the turquoise mines yesterda.
and registered at the Palace. They lef
for the north n east this morning
over the narrow gauge. They. with M
lO'Niel, of Cerrillos, own the Blue Gen
claim, where they have been develop
+ ing for some time. The outlook, the!
: say, Is very promising. and will wei
pay them for all OUTLAWS made.
a E. r. Downie, superintendent of tn
} electric light company at Santa Fe
> passed through last night for honl
) after a visit to the Omaha exposition
He reports the celebration of New
Mexico day, on Monday last, as a biz
. success. Thousands Of visitors hocket
about the New Mexico exhibits, asking
: questions. Ex-Governor Prince mac
an appropriate address and the Grove
$ cheered whe one of the few lady Wis
itors from this territory rendered l.;
Poloma on the piano.-Optic.
care You On"
To the fact that you can get the hes
25c meal in the city at the Bon Ton?