Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

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at the Exchange.
Alexander Read left for TERRA ANA
rilla this morning via the D. e. R. G..
R. R.
Sheriff Kinsell returned from Las Cru
ces, where he had been on mining bnsi-
ness, last night.
James Hunter, of Los Angeles, CAL,
travelling salesman, registered at the
Claire last night.
A. Roybal, on his way home from
Utah, spent the day in Santa Fe,
stopping at the Exchange.
David B%ackroch, Chicago; W. c.
Howard and A. V. Ragsdale, Denver,
are travelling men registered at the
Palace hotel.
Deputy Marshal Codington, who has
been in attendance on court in Las We
gas for some time back, returned to this
city last night.
Geo. III. Cross, New Mexico correspond
ent of the Denver Republican, has gone
to Las Vegas on business for the paper
he represents.
Chief Justice W.. j. Mills came over
from Las Vegas last night and is a guest
at the Palace. He is accompanied by
his little son.
Charles Roe, general agent in New
Mexico for the Singer Sewing company,
is here on business. He registers from
Albuquerque.
w. D. Washburn, ESQ.,, a prominent
Chicago attorney, was in the city today
on legal business and left this afternoon
on the flyer for the east.
County Assessor John R. Hudson left
this afternoon to complete the assess
ment in Golden and San Pedro precincts
in the southern part of this county.
Sheriff p. F. Garrett, of Las Cruces,
was in the city on official business today
and registered at the Claire. He left for
the south this afternoon.
Major Eugene Van Patten, of Las
Cruces, was in the city today attending
to business in Adjutant General Hersey's
office. He stopped at the Claire.
Governor Otero returned last evening
from Las Vegas and with him came the
Misses Kate and Ruth Reynolds and
Miss Atkins of Las Vegas, on a visit to
Mrs. Otero.
George Anton, a well-to-do merchant
at Coyote, and family, who have been
visiting relatives in this city for the past
month, left this morning via the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad for their home.
DR.. L. E. Kittrell, of Socorro, who is
strongly Endorsed for appointment as
postmaster of Socorro and who vas here
yesterday looking after the chances for
appointment, left last night for home.
Colonel E. v. Sumner, Seventh cav
airy, who is in command of this depart
ment for the present, was a passenger
north night before last for Denver, to
assume command of the department of
the Colorado.
L. D. Walters, son of Professor Edwin
Walters, who is interested in the Chama
placers, came in last night from Fowler,
Colo, and registered at the Exchange.
He will go to Chama in a few days.
W. H. Pope, Esq, went to Albuquer-
que this afternoon, where he will de-
liver a lecture on 1.-THE Law of Evil
dence,' before the pupils of the Uni
versity of New Mexico tomorrow morn
ing.
Mrs. Keith and Mrs. Drake, Of Chi
cago, who have been here several
months for the benefit of their health,
having rooms at Mrs. Rivenburg's resi-
dence, left this afternoon for home
greatly improved in health.
Captain Geo. A. Cornish, Fifteenth in.
fantry, stationed in this city from 1876
tn 1850 now m dutv az acting Indian
agent Of the Uncompahgre agency
Utah, will be offered a commission as a
colonel of an Alabama regiment Of vol
unteers, as soon as a call for troops will
be issued by the president. Captain
Cornish is we'll and favorably known
here and in southern New Mexico.