Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-17

AldlIe.
H. Fitzgerald, a Glorieta contractors.
is in town on business. and located at
the Palace.
Leonard Skinner, a Chilli business
Exchange.
H.. l.. Mabey, a Las Vegas commits
sion man, is in town on business and is
at the Palace.
w. j. Hathaway is up from Albuquer-
que and registered at the Palace. He Is
an insurance man.
William Wright is an optical instru-
ment man from C~oshocton, o., who
registered at the Palace.
F. c. Chavez and Jose NJ. Chavez, of
Abiquiu, are in on business and are To-
Gated at the Exchange.
w. H. Heason. a Boston shoe man., is
stopping at the Palace while looking
over the local business field.
c. e. Newcomer, deputy sheriff from
Albuquerque, is in town on legal bust
ness, and is at the Palace.
j. H. Sargent, an Ell Rito merchant
and stock raiser, is down on business
and is stopping at the Claire.
Joseph Triest, a cigar man from San
Francisco, Is in this city on business
and is stopping at the Palace.
Hon. Amado Chaves went north this
morning on a business trip through the
counties of Rio Arriba and Taos. 4
Judge T. C. Gutierrez and party Of
six witnesses in the Albuquerque ditch
case are stopping at the Exchange.
A. D. Meyers, who was with Torrey's
cavalry in Florida, registered at the
Exchange en- route through this city.
Mrs. G. s. Madden, wife Of the Meth
odist pastor, and two children, left last
night for Ohio on a visit with relatives.
United States District Attorney w. B.
Childers, of Albuquerque, is here on le-
gal business and is registered at the
Palace.
Mrs. ]. w. Harrison and three chill
dren, of Glorieta, Is in the city for a day
or two, and are stopping at the Elk
change.
Mrs. May r. Findley, of Las Vegas, is
| the guest of Secretary and Mrs. Wal
| ace, reaching Santa Fe Saturday even
ing.
Solicitor General e. L. Bartlett and
Hon. j. d. Sena, clerk Of the supreme
court. returned last evening from a
| visit to Clayton, Union county.
Attorneys Neill B. Field and N. C. Col
lier are up from Albuquerque in con-
nection with the ease of the Albuquer-
que Land and Irrigation Company,
and are to be found at the Palace.
John snoddy, Of Baltimore, repre-
senting a prominent coffee house, regis
tered at the Palace last night, and went
north this morning over the narrow
gauge.
C. A. Kelly, of Van Vert, Ia, a tele-
graph operator there, registered at the
Claire last night en- route home from
the south and continued east this morn
ing over the D. & r. G.
Hon. John S. Clark, who is doing ex-
cellent work as chairman of the terri
torial Republican central committee,
arrived last night from Las Vegas and
is registered at the Palace.
w. l.. Reid, a fruit contractor, went
up to Espanola this morning to look af.
ter fruit purchases there. He says mos,
of the product has been bought up In
this vicinity, and that it is of very goo6'
quality. But he advises more are and
cultivation in local fruits.
A. j. Duncan, special Indian inspect
or from Washington, is registered at
the Palace. Mr.. Duncan has just come
from the west via Salt Lake and Grand
Junction, inspecting the agencies al
Uintah and the school at Grand juno
ton. He will make this city his head
quarters for the next month or so, while
inspecting the different schools and the
reservations connected with this agen-
cy. Mr. Duncan said this morning that
there was nothing special to report as
yet, but he expected to get hold Of in
teresting and valuable data and infor-
nation while in this section.
The Grunsfeld brothers received a
dispatch late yesterday afternoon from
Hoboken, N. j., giving the information
that their mother and brother, Edward
Grunsfeld, had arrived from Europe af-
ter a rough voyage, but both safe and
well. They will visit relatives and
friends in Boston, Mass, for about a
month, after which they will continue
on to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Citi.
zen.
A. d. Whitmore, a Chicago travel
ing man, is registered at the Exchange
A. S. Johnson, a merchandise sales
man from New Orleans, is registered at
the Claire. He says the yellow fever
scare at New Orleans has been exag-
gerated, and there is practically no dan
ger there. Through trains are running.
but some Of the smaller stations are
given the go-by for the present.
c. f. Carrots, Of southern Florida, is
at the Exchange. Mr.. Carrots express
es great surprise that Lees corps
should be ordered to Savannah, 100
miles north Of Jacksonville, to take
transports for Havana when the vessels
could be boarded in the st. Johns river
just as we'll. and thus save a 100 miles
ride north in the cars, and the covering
Of the same distance south by boat.
Governor Otero, Mrs. Otero and son
Miguel returned last evening from a
visit to friends in Las Vegas.
W. A. Bell, of Tres Piedras, the well
known livery and stage man, came down
last evening with two fine mares for
Sheriff Kinsell. He returns tomorrow
morning.
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