Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

jas. II. Wilkins Is mere rum CclIlllos
ON court business and registers at the
Bon Ton.
Lucas Valencia is up from Cerrillos tc
serve on the jury and is stopping at the
Exchange.
A. Martinez, of Ell Paso, was a guest
today at the Exchange while in the city
on business.
Il. H. Spencer, n miner from Rico, is
in the city on his way south; he stops al
the Bon Ton.
Don Juan Ortiz, the Galisteo merchant,
is in the city after provisions; he stops
at the Bon Ton.
John Block, a Cienega ranchman, was
in town today on business and a guest
at the Exchange.
Colonel R. e. Twitchell came owe
from Las Vegas on business, and regis
tered at the Palace.
L. L. Saunders, of Littleton, Colo,
was in town today on business, and
registered at the Exchange.
J. H. flanagan, representing a Kansas
City jobbing house, arrived last night,
and is a guest at the Claire.
Oscar DahIstrom. a Glorieta ranch
man, was in town on business today,
and registered at the Claire.
Fred Levi, an Albuquerque business
man, came up last night for a day or so
and is registered at the Claire.
F. G.. Friedman and wife of Denver,
arrived last night on a trip through the
territory, and will be at the Claire for
several days.
Sergeant +. c. Wesley, of the Rough
Riders, received the sad news yesterday
of the death of a sister, Mrs. &c. Small,
at Waltham, Mass.
S. II. Fields, representing Il dry goods
house at st. Joseph, Mo-, returned from
a territorial trip last night, and regis
tered at the Palace.
Charles j.. Vancier, of David City,
Neb., is a guest at the Palace. He came
to this climate to escape the seventies of
Nebraska's winter weather.
Mrs. David Knapp and little daughter
leave tonight for Detroit, Mich, to
spend the holidays with relatives. They
will be absent about two months.
H. r. Matthews. of Denver, repre-
senting the Burlington road, arrived
last night from the north, and registered
at the Palace. He was distributing to-
day Burlington calendars for 1899.
Indian Inspector E. B. Reynolds, of
Hagerstown, Ind, returned from the
north yesterday, and departed this
afternoon for the east. He found the
Jicarilla Indians in good condition and
the country looking prosperous.
Ed. Shields, a miner from Bland. was
a guest over night at the Exchange
continuing south this afternoon to
Thornton He says there is a good deal
going on at the great camp, and that
when the proposed railroad is built the
Importance of the camp will be increased
100 per cent
Word from Mrs. Francis Towne, nee
Miss Bessie Beatty, at Chicago. states
the happy contamination OF ner mar
riagc last Wednesday, and pleasant set
Element on West Adam street. Her
husbands relatives are showing her ev-
cry attention, and married life has
opened happily and auspiciously for her.
Mr.. Beatty is much gratified to hear such
agreeable news.
James f. Harris left today for Bland.
where he returns to his former calling
OF mining. He takes his bible with him
also the best wishes of many friends
here, and says he will continue, as he
has since his return to freedom, in serv-
ing his Master, and will Join the new
Methodist church at Bland. Some one
sent him a dollar by mail for which he
is grateful.
II. W. Russell, a Magdalena mining
man, arrived last night and registered
at the Claire. He came to take charge
of Alfred McDermott who was sent IN
from Socorro May II last for one wear
for burglary, but who mas been discover
morally irresponsible for his acts.
Mr.. Russell will take McDermott to So
zorro to be handed over to the Iatter's
sister who will take him home to Michi-
gan. McDermott's people are wealthy
and can well care for him.
President Wisner. of the Mary Mining |
and Smelling Company, and wife arriv-
ed last night from the camp and are
stopping at the sanitarium. They had a |
very hard time of it getting into town
from the mountains, where the deep
imprisoned them for the time be-
lng, and put them on short r~ations..
Mayor Hudson continues sick from his
bilious attack but hopes to be around in
/, few days as usual.
]. j.. Conner went to Denver this
morning over the d. & r. G. on a five
trip.