Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

S. D. Pollock, of Alamogordo, is an
Exchange guest.
J. B. Ares, of Las Vegas, is stopping
at the Exchange.
Mrs. A. M. Bergere returned home
from a visit in Los Lunas last night.
c. H. Bennett, a merchant from
Bland, is in the city visiting his family.
Gilbert Hassell, a commercial traveller
from Denver, is stopping at the Palace.
Simon Sanders, the wholesale liquor
man of Trinidad, is a guest at the Pal
ace.
John J. Michigan, a Colorado pension
examiner, is registered at the Ex-
change.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds and Page b.
Otero went up to the Pecos today on a
fishing trip.
s. E. Harris, of Albuquerque, special
officer of the Santa Fe Ry., is stopping
at the Palace.
Colonel Walter G. Marmon, the well
known surveyor, is registered at the En-
change from Laguna.
Judge N. c. Collier, of Albuquerque,
arrived in the city last night and found
accommodations at the Claire.
Mariana Sena and Edward Bergere
went to Valencia county last night to
look after A. M. Bergere's sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ripley are Chicago
sightseers who arrived in the city last
night and secured apartments at the
Palace.
Z. j. Curran, of Albuquerque, is a
guest at the Palace. He is here to at
tend the hearing in the case of the Albu-
querque Land & Irrigation company.
Hon. Solomon Luna, one of the
| wealthiest and most successful sheep
raisers in New Mexico, arrived from
Los Lunas last night and is registered
at the Palace.
B.. M. Hughes, Jr., of Denver, Z. Il. A.
of the Missouri Pacific. is in the city
distributing information to prospect
i've customers of the road. He registers
at the Palace.
s. III. Elkins. registering from Dolores,
receiver for the Ortiz mine grant, is in
town on legal business. He stops at
the Palace. Mr.. Elkins is also postmast-
er at Columbia, Mo.
Miss Ada Helphenstein, who has been
visiting in Phoenix for some time, ar
rived in the city last night and regis
tered at the Palace. She left for her
home in Amizett this morning.
NELL b. Field, attorney, and A. B.
Reading, stenOgrapher, Albuquerque,
are guests at the Palace. They are here
on business connected with the Albu-
querque Land & Irrigation company's
case pending in the district court here.
Mrs. Perly Wason, of Thornton, ar
rived in the city last night and placed
her name On the Claire register. She
will remain in the city assisting in the
work of placing the hotel on a footing
commensurate with ideas of the new
management.
w. w. Mcbride, wife and daughter,
of Knoxville, ILL.,, arrived in the city last
night and put up at the Palace. Mr..
Mcbride is related to the popular D. &
Il. G. station agent here. The party
left for Espanola this morning, where
they will visit relatives.
DR.. D. w. Manley returned last even
ing from a visit to Las Cruces where he
has been on business for the Mary Min
ing & Smelling company at Cerrillos, of
which he is secretary. He reports the
weather as very warm in the southern
part Of the territory and is glad to get
back to Santa FEES cooling breezes and
exh~ilarating mountain air.
E. E. Shrine, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Southern Pa
cific, stationed at Ell Paso, spent several
days in this city this week on business
for his road and left this evening for
the south. Mr.. Shrine is q good rail-
road man and a very agreeable business
man and succeeded in bringing about a
better and more kindly feeling towards
the road he represents than has hereto
fore existed in this section.
Prof. Denney, of Columbus, o., and
John Hawkes., a young healthseeker
from Aurora, Ills, will 60 to C0oper's
ranch ON the Pecos tomorrow and spend
o months time rusticating. Hawkes. is
improving rapidly under the ozonic treat
ment of this region and says that his
only objection to Santa Fe Is the pres
ence of a half a dozen aims beggars who
haunt him daily and disturb his dreams.
Mr.. G. W. Mason, DR.. Swan and Cap
tain Creelman, formed a party which
purchased tickets at the Rio Grande
depot this morning for Espanola. They
will be gone n month on pleasure and
scientific research bent and will look up
prehistoric remains In the vicinity Of
Santa Clara. Captain Creelman is an
accomplished linguist, has the language
Of the cliff jewellers down pat" and
when reference Is made to fishing trips,
speaks words understood by but few
people. Doubtless the historical So
ciety will profit exceedingly by the OBJ
servations OF the party.