Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. A. Nj. Anderson, of Chicago, is d
sightseer registering at the Claire.
Mr.. L.. L. Kress, of Las Vegas, is il
the city and registers at the Claire.
Frank $. Davis is in Prescott. A. Il.
looking for a possible location in thai
city.
Mr.. Leo. Herself went up to Chants
this morning and will be absent severa,
days.
Mrs. w. Adell. of Mason City. A. r.,
is u Santa Fc visitor. and has rOoms a,
the Claire.
Hon. L. B. Catron has returned from
Socorro, where he spent the past week
on legal business.
Mr.. w. j. Lessig. OF Denver. is at.
tending to business matters in Santa Fp.
registering at the Claire.
{. G.. Cotton, a surveyor and engineer
from La Belle mining camp. is in the
city registered at the Exchange.
Secretary Wallace left this morning
Tor nna1ryer to attend the National St,tocb
Growers association annual meeting.
MIR. j. G. Westcott. of Dolores, foreman
of the Ortiz mine, is in the city on bust
ness matters, and stops at the Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Davis. of Catau.
met. Mass, sight seers, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Santa Fe. stopping at tn,
Exchange.
Mr.. j. l.. Laub. of Las Vegas. is il
the city looking after his lumber in,
%terests and registers at the Palace
hotel.
Hon. j. r. Reed. chief justice Of Tho
U. $. court of private land claims. is q
guest at the Palace. registering from
Council Bluffs, La.
Mr.. Henry Bolengcr, of Denver, and
Mr.. VIM. J. Armstrong. of Trinidad, arc
in the city on mining business and regis
ter at the Exchange.
Mr.. H. G. Nelson, of Wisconsin City,
Wis, is in the city in search of health
and will remain for several months. lie
has rooms at the Claire.
Mr.. Z. j. Helm returned from "a bust
ness trip to the southern part of the
territory on Saturday night. and will
leave for Texas this afternoon.
Mr. and ATru ID w J(u,uy, rs Vt,,,a.
A. T.. came to Santa Fc Saturday night
and registered at the Exchange. They
expect to make their home in this city
in the future.
Hon. NJ. G. Reynolds, attorney for the
e. 5. with the court of private land
claims, has arrived in the city to be pres
ent at the session of the court. com
mencing tomorrow.
j. A. Smith, editor of the Ell Paso
Herald and a strong candidate for post
master of that city, is in Washington
looking after his chances for appoint
ment.
Messrs. W. I. Willis, Chicago; R. E.
Breeder, l.. b. Wilson, Geo. w. Oakley,
Kansas City: NJ, Abraham, San Fran
cisco, are travelling statesmen registered
at the Palace hotel.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince delivered his
on Cabeza de Baca and Marcos
de Mia at the Kansas University at
Lawrence last Friday and will present
the same at Leadville. Colo. on February
10. coming.
Mr.. James +. Pau. of New York City, |
in the city. registering at the Claire. (
He has been sent here by the civil serv-
zee commission to take a position in the
surveyor generals office as a draughts-
man.
j.. J. Lesson. of Socorro. left Saturday
evening for Omaha to, look after space
'or the New Mexico exhibit at the Omaha
rransmississippi exposition. At Topeka
will meet Ex-Governor Prince and
hey will proceed to Omaha together.
Hon. w. w. Murray, Of Tennessee,
Ind Hon. Il. c. Fuller, OF North Caro-
ina, associate justices Of the United
court of private land claims. ar
from the east this forenoon and
registered at the Palace. The latter Is
accompanied by his son Jones Fuller.
Mr.. Edward F. Otero, son Of Register
". r. Otero, of the local United States
and Office, arrived from Chihuahua last
light, and will assist his father in the
and office and may conclude to remain
in Santa Fc.
Mr.. 5. B. Grimshaw, of Denver, super
ntendent Of telegraphy on the d. & r.
!, and Mr.. James Murphy, Of Alamosa
Connected with the same department.
we're in the city over Sunday, stopping
! the Palace hotel. They left for the
this morning.
It is reported that Captain Charles I.
OF the Tenth cavalry. has been
etailcd ~ acting Indian agent at the
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