Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-14
E. E. Lackey, a guest at st. Vincents,
is visiting friends i'm CprrillOS.

e, e. Lackey, a guest at st. VincentS,
is visiting friends in Cerrillos,
Messers. Turner and OLSON left
yesterday for a three weeks outing on the
banks of the Pecos river.
Postoffice Inspector R. M. Thomas. of
Albuquerque, is a guest at the Claire
hotel. He is here on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Miss Halle Elkins, daughter of Hon. S.
B. Elkins, of Columbia, Mo-, is the guest
of Judge and Mrs. N. B. Laughlin. She
will remain several days.
E. N. Clintsman, representing Wul-
schner e. Son, dealers in musical mer-
chandise at indianapolis, Ind, is in the
city, stopping at the Claire hotel.
Mrs. Sosmor and four children are
tourists from Pennsylvania. who are
seeing the sights of the west. The
family is located at the Claire.
Mrs. S. H. Hampton and Mrs. S. p.
Lindley, visitors from Emporia, Kas.,
are again qnartered at the Exchange
hotel, having visited Chamita yesterday.
c. w. Potter, of Denver, one of the in
surance adiusters who tried to make a
settlement with Mr.. S%chumann, arrived
here again last night and is Il guest at
the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. WHY'S arrived
in Santa Fe last evening from Roswell,
and will remain three or four weeks.
Mr.. WHY'S came to attend to his duties
as clerk of the Territorial Supreme
court.
Thomas s. Dozier went north this
morning on the Rio Grande to the Santa
Clara pueblo, where he is the govern
ment Indian school teacher. He spent
a few days in the city.
r. Gunther, of Denver, general west
ern agent for the Germania Life Insur-
ance company, and M. E. Becker, who
represents the same company at Albu-
querque, are stopping at the Claire ho-
tel.
Will Schultz is the name of a young
man who arrived from Mosca, Colo, and
is stopping at the Exchange. He will
await the return of Adjutant General
Whiteman, as he wants to enlist in the
army.
Delegate H. B. Ferguson, who
arrived at his home in Albuquerque on
Tuesday evening, was extended a recep-
ton by his friends. In speeches Messrs.
B, S. Rodey and E. S. Slower Landed the
work of the delegate while in congress.
L. l. Gillette, Of Minneapolis, regis
tered at the Palace hotel last night.
Mr.. Gillette is the superintendent of
construction of the Cochiti Gold Mining
company's new mill at Bland, and he
went overland to Bland this morning to
start the mill in operation.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, who returned
to Santa Fe last evening after having
enjoyed the day at Chamita, went up
on the Rio Grande this morning to his
home at Ojo Caliente. Mr.. Joseph said
that his vicinity has not experienced
any of the refreshing rains so far, but
hoped that the rains now setting in
would visit his locality.
In accordance with Il telegram re-
ceived from Governor Otero, Major D.
D. Mitchell, Surgeon H. M. Smith,
Lieutenant J.. X. Moore, Mr.. j. T. New
hall, civilian clerk, and Hospital Stew
ard E. A. Barber left this afternoon for
Las Cruces for the purpose OF mastering
Company D of the territorial volun-
teer infantry regiment into the service
of the United States.
Mr.. H. III. Howard, editor of one of the
best weekly papers in the southwest, the
San Marcial Bee, registers at the Claire.
He attended yesterdays celebration at
Chamita and %pronounces the ceremonies
on that occasion to have been highly
interesting and instructive. He left
for his home at San Marcial this after
noon.