Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Governor Otero is in Las Vegas today
on official business.
Chas. Gillen, of Rowe, is taking in the
fair. He stops at the Bon-Ton.
Sixto Chavez, a Democratic politician
from FL Rito, Is at the Exchange.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector A.
j. LOOMS is in Albuquerque on business.
Mrs. VIM. E. Gortner, sister-in-law Of
Robert G. Gortner, is at the Palace from
Las Vegas.
Hon. w. e. Ritch. cx-secretary of the
territory, is at the Exchange from San
Andres Park.
Julian Ortiz, the Pojoaquc merchant,
is in the city to take in the fair. He
stops at the Bon-Ton.
G. w. Astler, of Denver, arrived last
night and is visiting with his brother
w. +. Astler at the Claire.
C. M. johnson and John Horn are
among the visitors here from Madrid.
They register at the Bon-Ton.
r. G. Bauer, special agent of the In
terror department, is at the Claire on an
inspecting trip to the western Indian
schools.
Rev. Julian B. Torres, the Presbyte-
rian pastor at Embudo, returned home
this morning from a trip to this city on
church business.
Hon. Pedro Perea, of B%ernalillo, is in
the city today. He will attend the
meeting OF the territorial Republican
central committee at Santa Fe. Thurs
day.-Albuquergue Citizen.
Rev. Father j. Deraches, OF this city,
left wei the narrow gauge this morning
on a San Juan trip. He was accom-
panied by Rev. Father j. M. Grom, of
Socorro, who came up last night.
Messrs. Juan N. Sanchez and Jose
Angel Jaramillo, respected and well-to-
do citizens of Cubero, in Valencia coun-
ty, are in the capital, looking after mat
ters connected with the Cubero land
grant.
Rev. G. s. Madden, of the Methodist
church, returned last night from Espa-
nola. He found the Methodist church
edifice up there, badly wrecked by the
floods, but susceptible OF repairs which
are being made.
Hon. Sol Luna, one OF the most sue
cessful sheep growers in the southwest
and member OF the Republican national
committee from New Mexico, arrived
from the south last night and Is stop
ping with his mother.
Captain Max Luna received orders
from Lieutenant Colonel Brodie, of the
"Rough Riders" by wire last evening to
report at once at regimental headquar.
tiers, at Camp Wikof, II able to travel.
Therefor, the gallant young officer relin-
pushed his remaining leave and started
last evening for New York, expecting to
arrive there Saturday morning.
The baseball aggregation from Albu-
queique, consisting of the following
players, arrived on this mornings train:
J. Dunlap, Neal McCue, Jack Holland,
w. Mearns, j. Small, Harry McCue,
King Bailey, Bill Chavez, G. DuFrance,
j. De Jidosa, and will line up ut the
college grounds for the next three days
against the Santa Fe team.
Lorion w. Brown, who has resigned
as postmaster at Taos, has removed
from that county to Elizabethtown, Col
fax county, and is connected with the
publication OF the Elizabetht0wn Miner.
Mr.. Brown is a good newspaper man
and the New MEXICAN believes he will
make q success Of It in the new venture.
William G. Hurt, Q Santa Fc brake
man, Is in town from Las Vegas on o
ten days lay-oa to give his injured foot
o rest, and visit with his folks WHO re-
side In this city. He says the railroad
company Is laying heavy steel all
the way from Las Vegas to Albuquer-