Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-14
PERSONAL MENTION.
j.. V. Mulks, of Illinois. is a sightseer
at the Exchange.

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registered at the Exchange.
George Marsh is in Bland, looking af-
ter his mining business in hat camp.
X. Groot, of Springfield, S. d.. is a
sightseer registered at the Palace hotel.
Paul A. Bassett, of Denver, is a tray
cling salesman registered at the Claire.
1. w. Dwire, of Franklin, Mo-, is a
visitor in the city registered at the
Claire.
Mrs. R. j. Palen and Miss Caryl Palen
left for Newark, N. j., last night for an
extended visit.
E. B. McCuen, of San Antonio, Tex,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. II. Walker,
In this city.
John Martin, a resident of Cerrillos, Is
In the city m business. He registered
at the Bon Ton.
P. s. Tate, of White Oaks, is
in the city on business and registers at
the Palace hotel.
N. H. Howard, of New York City, is a
health seeker in the city. He Is regis
tered at the Bon Ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and Thomas
Agost, Of Madrid, are in the city regis
tering at the Exchange.
VIM. Isyer and A. Stent, of Bland, are
In the city for a short stay, making head
quarters at the Exchange.
w. G. Sargent, collector of Rio Arriba
county, is in the city on official business
and registers at the Palace hotel.
Deputy Surveyor VIM. White has re-
r. - ,a &c II ,,o f-r
and is able to be out and about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Graham and
Mrs. Minnie Flaherty, of Cerrillos, are
in the city and register at the Claire.
Deputy United States Marshal Sheri-
dan returned from an official trip to
Bland and the Cochiti district last
night.
Charles McGinn, of Portland, Orc, is
looking over the country and is stop
ping at the Claire while visiting this
city.
Miss Virginia Otero, daughter of Hon.
and Mrs. M. R. Otero, left yesterday for
Albuquerque on a short visit to rela-
, tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Cravens, of Spirit
Lake, Ia, and Mrs. l. Brown, of Spring
field, S. D., are Santa Fee visitors regis
tered at the Palace hotel.
Mrs. Aaron Gold and Miss Rebecca
. Gold have arrived at the Jemez Hot
: Springs. They are accompanied by Ned
Gold and two younger brothers.
Geo. H. Cross, travelling correspondent
, for the Denver Republican, is in Las We
, gas, gathering data for letters on New
Maxico for that journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Is. Squire, Jr., Of
!, South Orange, N. j., are in Santa Ft
for the purpose of visiting the places OF
interest and are registered at the Palace
hotel.
! The following travelling men are reg
= lstered at the Palace hotel: S. III. Field
St. Joseph; W. Canite, Denver; A. l.
Bond, Los Angeles; N. Thomson, Bos
ton; A. Mennet, Las Vegas.
Mcssrs. Elfego Baca and w. S. Will
6 Jams, of Socorro, who have been looking
. after matters connected with the ap
pointment of a territorial attorney fo]
J Socorro county, have returned home.
= = Arthur Boyle, the well known frui
= raiser OF Santa Fe, came in from thu
territorial capital last night and is a
Sturges' European. He is here ON bust
Y ness and expects to return north tonight
= = Albuquerque Citizen.
James j. Mars, who is a guest at tn
Y Palace registering from Silver City, i
said to be a candidate for appointment
a as associate justice of the. Territorial
supreme court from the Fifth judicia
district.
! j. G. Imhoff left for Bland this after
noon, where he will take charge of tn
Postal telegraph office on tomorrow
g The line is completed into the Cochit
. metropolis and ready for business.
~ Word comes from Ration that Capital
Collier, editor of the Ration Range, VIII
has been i'll for over two weeks, is in
critical condition and it is feared hi
recovery is doubtful. The captain ha
many friends in this city who will hea
n of his serious illness with regret.