Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION.


j. +. Bremaugh, of st. Louis, is a
visitor in the city, registered at the Pal
ace hotel.
Miss %Shackelton, of Espanola, visited
Santa Fe on a shopping trip today, regis
tering at the Claire.
Mrs. b. NJ. Read, wife of the well
known Santa Fe attorney, is visiting
her parents in Mora. ue
Carlos Romero, a sheep man from
Lamy, is in the city. on business. He
stops at the Bon Ton.
Mrs. F. P. Crichton returned last even
ing from Antonito, where she has been
enjoying a visit with relatives. .
l. W. Elledge, of Duncan, A. IT,, is
registered at the Claire, visiting Santa
Fe to look after business matters.
Hon. Alexandra Sandoval, one of the
leading citizens of Albuquerque, is a
Santa Fe visitor registered at the Palace
hotel. Mr.. Sandoval holds the import
ant Office of collector of Bernalillo
county.
Hon. Il. S. Hubbell, the efficient and
popular sheriff of BernalillO county, is
in the city IN business, making head
quarters at the Palace hotel.
Horton Moore, ESQ.,, Of Albuquerque,
is in the city attending to business be-
fore the Supreme court. He makes the
Claire his home while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Washburn and
child, of Albuquerque, are guests at the
Palace hotel. MI. Washburn is one
of the leading business men of the Duke
city.
First Lieutenant Vim. E. Griffin, of
Troop E of the "Rough Riders" who
has been very i'll with malarial fever, is
steadily improving and expects to be
home at an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Sheridan left this
afternoon for Silver City. Mr.. Sheridan
makes the trip to look after business
connected with the United States mar
shal's office, and Mrs. Sheridan will
visit some time with her parents.
Mr.. Robert j. Jessup, an experienced
newspaper man, has arrived and has
taken a position on the editorial force
of the New MEXICAN. Mr.. Jessup has
been connected for five years in various
capacities with the Denver dailies and
was for five years city editor of the Ell
Paso Herald.
Sergeant Fred c. Wesley, of Troop L
of the "Rough Riders" writes from
Camp Wikoff, that he is improving, but
that his wounded arm is still stiff and
he cannot use it in the manual of arms.
He has had enough, of war fighting and
bloodshed for a while and is anxious to
return to Santa Fe and settle down.
Mrs. S. M. Cotton and Miss Jeffries,
of the Indian school, are back from a 30
days trip to Omaha and other points
where they have been visiting. They
were delighted with the Omaha expOsi-
tion which exceeded their expectations.
The relief and pleasures of the trip will
enable them to re-enter the labors of
their positions with renewed zest and
vigor.
Professor Z. l.. Hewitt, formerly
superintendent of the training depart
ment of the Greeley Normal school and
now about to assume the duties OF
president of the Normal school at Las
Vegas, is visiting his numerous friends
in Santa Fe and makes headquarters at
the Claire. Professor Hewitt is very
much pleased with the outlook of the
| Normal school we at the Meadow City.
/ He says that no school of the class in
the country has a larger or more compe-
tent corps of teachers.
George Marsh, who has been temper
arily employed as a writer on the NEW
MEXICAN, expects to leave for Bland
about the 1st of September to look after
contemplated development work on the
Little Mollie mine, in which he is largely
interested. Mr.. Marsh says that the
proposed establishment of a cyanide
custom mill in the Golden Cochiti will
make even the poorest low grade pros
pect in the district valuable and he EN-
phatically denies that the Little Mollie
IS in the class last mentioned.
Colonel R. e, Twitchell has been to
Espanola today looking after his orch
ard at that place. He is in receipt of a
message from Mrs. Twitchell onnounc-
ing a steady improvement in her condi-
ton which will be gratifying news to
her many friends in Santa Fe.
The local railroad community learns
with pleasure of the promotion of E. +.
Lark, chief clerk of w. B. Biddle,
freight traffic manager of the Santa Fe
at Chicago, to the general agency at
Pittsburg. This is a marked honor as
eastern agencies of the size of Pittsburg
call only for able men. MI. Lark is in
town for a few days, leaving for the east
Sunday night.
G. A. Richardson, one OF the regents
of the New Mexico College OF Agricul-
ture and Mechanical Arts, Is in the city
from Roswell. Mr.. Richardson will at-
tend q meeting to be held by the board
at Las Cruces, and 60 thence to Santa
Fe, where he has cases for hearing be-
fore the Territorial Supreme court.-El
Paso Herald.
Jose A. Montoya, OF Bernalillo, nephew
of Hon. Pedro Castillo, and Miss Carlota
Gonzales, were married in the church
of the Immaculate Conception at Albu-
querque yesterday. A large number Of
the friends of the young couple wit
messed the ceremony, and extended their
congratulations and good wishes. The
newly married couple will make their
home on q farm near BernalillO.
Charles Catron, who has been taking
the Omaha exposition and other points
of interest east of New Mexico during
the past three weeks, arrived home last
evening. He expects to start for Leland
Stanford university, where he is a stu
dent, within a day or two.
Hon. +. w. Clancy, the popular Re-
publican mayor of this city, came In
from Santa Fe last night, where he had
been on important matters before the
territorial supreme court the past few
days.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Hon. II. B. Ferguson, who was at
Santa Fe ON legal matters connected
with the Garcia Candelaria case before
the Supreme court, returned to the city
last night. Albuquerque Citizen.