Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

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at the Claire.
R. Baldonado, of La Luz, is stopping
at the Exchange.
j. w. Elder, of Albuquerque, is regis
tered at the Palace.
s. M. Folsom, of Winslow. A.. T., is
stopping at the Claire hotel.
Sol. %Blumenthal, a Philadelphia travel
ing man, is registered at the Claire.
Anthony Bott and wife, tourists of
Colorado City, are guests at the Claire.
Lewis 7. Riley and daughter, of An
tonito, are stopping at the Claire hotel.
Judge H. L. Waldo left Las Vegas
yesterday morning en- route to Kansas
City.
J. w. Lightbody is displaying a line
of hats at the Palace. He is from st.
Joseph.
F. Kirkpatrick and wife, of La Veta,
spent Sunday in the city. They were
guests at the Palace.
Judge N. c. Collier, of Albuquerque,
is in the city on legal business. He reg
listers at the Palace.
Theo. L. Wood and Jos. G. Dern, COM
mercial travellers, are registered at the
Claire from Denver.
District Attorney j.. Leahy, of Ration,
made a flying trip to Santa Fe Saturday
eve, and registered at the Palace.
James H. Devereux, a prominent AS
pen, Colo, mining man, is in the city on
business. He stops at the Palace.
:: Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Morrison, Dr., are
now comfortably located in the Glider
sleeve residence on Palace avenue
Don Antonio j. Ortiz, a citizen and
sheep raiser of Galisteo, is in the city
on business. He stops at the Bon-Ton.
} G. T. Mixer. of Ishpeming, Mich, is a
guest at the Claire. He will remain in
the city some time recuperating his
health.
Captain G. L. Cooper, 10th cavalry,
mastering officer, expected to finish his
duties at San Antonio, Tex, today and
to leave at once for Santa Fe.
Judge John R. McFie and Court Ste.
, n%ographer w. J. Mcpherson returned
yesterday from Las Vegas, where they
} had been on official business.
: j. 0. Miller and wife, of New York
City, stopped in Santa Fe yesterday ano
l registered at the Claire. They are er
route to California points, on a summer
tour.
4 A. B. Rollins, Del Norte, G. Milligan
( Fairplay, and James Hickson, Trinidad
are Colorado mining men who registered
= at the Exchange yesterday and left fol
I the Cochiti today.
Major R. j. Palen, the successful ant
respected president of the First Ma
: tional bank in this city, left last nigh
for a months visit to friends and rela
\ tives in the east.
0 Mr.. Will White, formerly a section
foreman on the d. & R. G., came dow
Saturday evening from Espanola, ant
) stopped at the Bon-Ton. Mr.. Whit
will leave tonight for Rowe, where h
goes to accept a similar position on tn
Santa Fe.
Hon. Richard Hudson, deputy collec
: tor at Deming, accompanied by hi
charming daughter, Mamie, arrived thi
morning for a brief visit with friends
They have many warm acquaintance
here who will make their visit a YER,
pleasant one.-El Paso Herald.
Il F. Fl. Brigham, inspector of survey
for the Interior department, and hi
. assistant, G. b. Malarkey, both of Port
/ land, Ore, are stopping at the Claire
G Mr.. Brigham was a Santa Fe residen
years ago, and his many friends ar
:, glad to see him prosperous and in a GOO
| !, official position.
Hon. T. B. Catron was a passenge
& for Silver City yesterday to which plac,
he went to attend the District court
meeting there today. He is the attor
ney for r. Y. Anderson ct al. in tn
injunction suit brought by the Mar
Mining g. Smelling company of Ger
rillos, against the former.
g Judge Frank w. Parker went soutl
t Saturday night en- route from Las We
s gas to Silver City, where court meets to
day. Judge Parker has been very bus,
since his assuming the duties of tn
Judge of the Third judicial district. H,
would much rather have 1t that way
y than have no court funds and no term
of court.