Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-03

market, and are registered at the Ex-
change.
General Agent Helm, of the Denver &
Rio Grande road, is home from a bust
ness trip through the south part of the
territory.
Architect l. II. Rapp went north to
Durango this morning on business con-
nected with the capitol. He will be
away four days.
Mrs. Sturroch, wife of a Santa Fe
engineer running out of Las Vegas. is
in town on a visit, and is at the En-
change.
John P. Finn and family, of Cascade,
Ia, are in Santa Fee for the health of
the ladies of the party, and are registered
at the Exchange.
Andres Lopez rode up from Albuquer-
que, rs miles, m his wheel yesterday,
between 8 q. m, and 6 p. m, and is
registered at the Exchange.
United States Marshal Foraker is in
Albuquerque in attendance on the term
Of the United States District court for
the End district, which began this morn
ing.
w. l.. Jones and wife, Mrs. John
Hampel and Mrs. w. A. Upton left for
Denver last night over the Santa Fe
route, to attend the fiesta of mountain
and plain.
Miss Flora r. Hilder, a trained nurse
from st. Luke's hospital at Denver,
passed through this city today, en- route
home from u southern trip, over the mar
row gauge.
Hon. Malaquias Martinez, of Taos
county, who has been in attendance on
the Republican territorial convention at
Albuquerque. returned home this morn
ing via the d. & r. G.
Mrs. De Souchet favored the congrega-
lions in st. Johns Methodist church
yesterday with several well rendered
soprano solos. Mrs. De Souchet has a
very pleasant and trained voice. which
1t is q pleasure to listen to.
Special Attorney Oldham, of the de-
partment of justice, and wife, went
north to Antonito this morning, and will
continue on from there to Denver and
Washington. The hearing of the In
dian depreciation claims here has ended,
and findings on the same will be made
known later.
Colonel Frost returned last evening
from Albuquerque, where he attended
the Republican territorial convention.
He intended remaining there to attend
the annual sessions Of the Masonic
grand lodge meeting there today, but
important business matters compelled
him to forego that pleasure.
l.. s. Bassett. Of the Grand Valley
Fruit Company, of Denver, who has been
in this city for some time buying fruit,
or, rather, trying to buy fruit, left for
Espanola and the north this morning.
Mr.. Bassett does not think growers
down in this part of the country are
very anxious to sell, as they seem to
have plenty of money, but he believes
he will be able to buy further up the
country.
The following members Of the Santa
Fe county Republican delegation to the
Albuquerque convention have returned
home: Major r. ]. Palen, General f.
AGAR, Messrs. G. L. Solignac, Ignacio
Sena, Atanacio Romero, Telesfor Ri
vera, H. L. Ortiz, John v. Conway.
Grant Hill will taxi his brothe Milo's
place with the Walker Grocery Com
pany. Milo takes his new position to-
day or tomorrow. He will be much
missed in Santa Fee, especially in Meth.
odist church circles, where he has evei
been an honest, earnest and faithful
worker.
l.. w. Lewis and wife, Of Iowa, who
are travelling through this section of the
country and visiting in this city, went
north this morning over the narrow
gauge to Denver to take in the fiesta.
Hon. Amado Chaves, who has been III
Albuquerque for several days, came ir
from the south last night, accompanied
by his niece, Miss Vicentita Montoya
who will remain here several days on a
visit.
r. liver, a Nashville, Tenn, shoe ant
saddlery man, went north this morning
after a business trip through Texas anf
this territory. He reports business as
very fair, especially in Texas.
H. N. Wilcox and wife Of Montgomery
Ala, who have been visiting in SAINTS
Fe, went north to Denver this morning
Mrs. A. Paynter, of Silver City, is reg.
istered at the Palace.
WIG. Simmons, formerly cashier of the
Second national bank in this city, an,
daughter arrived Saturday night from
st. Louis and are registered at the Pal
ace.
Mrs. ]. C. Kilbourne, daughter %
Agent T. j. Helm, of the D. & r. O..
went to Denver this morning to see TIL
great show.
Cy Hall, a mining man from Criop.c
came down Saturday from the north o:
a mining errand, and Is registe ked al
the Palace. He returned to Cripple this
morning.
G.. Fl. Suttle and son, who have been
working in the Cooper mill at Glorieta
returned to their home in Denver this
morning over the narrow gauge.
Governor and Mrs. Otero and son, who
have spent the past week in Albuquer.
que, returned home Saturday evening.
Misses Sarah and Mary Vornholt went
north to Denver this morning to witness
the coming pageant.
r. Il. Trips and L. G. Beane, Of To-
peka, who are out here to see the coun-
try, are registered at the Palace.
Sheriff Harry G. Kinsell was a pas
senger for home last night from Albu-
querque.
Miss Mary ]. Jewell, Of Rio Grande,
who has been visiting in this city, re.
turned north this morning.
5. j. Friedman, representing a Chicago
shoe house, is in town and Is at the Pal
ace.
8. P. Raber, a travelling man from
Denver, Is registered at the Palace.
Charles j. Lex, representing a Phila-
delphia trunk and valise firm, is in this
city on business, and Is registered at the
Palace.
c. l.. Perkins, a saw mill man from
GlOrieta, is at the Palace.
Miss Nellie Price went up to Denver
this morning. .
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