Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-26
CHRONICLES

Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince, who
Is in Denver, expects to return here
Tuesday evening.
L. H. Adams and wife, of New York,
will remain in the city over SUNDAY.
They are at the Palace.
Mrs. Otero, mother of the governor, Is
rapidly improving under the care OF the
| good sisters at the sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Shannon, who
have many friends here, are visiting in
Silver City from Clifton, A. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wisner, of Detroit,
| Mich, are guests at the sanitarium and
may remain here for several weeks.
Elmer E. Veeder,a Las Vegas attorney,
has returned home from a two months
visit to his old home in New York state.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt, territorial treas
urer, was a passenger north this morn
ing for San Juan, whore he will spend
Sunday.
Miss Helen Drew's many friends have
received the pleasing intelligence that
she will return to this city from Tucson
shortly.
j. M. Allen, a Chicago investor stop
ped in the city yesterday, registering a
the Palace. He left this morning for
Tres Piedras.
Mrs. Edward Straub, of Mt. Pleasant,
Ia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. G.
Cartwright, and will remain in the city
several months.
Mrs. j. H. Jackson, who has been
here on a visit to s. s.. Beaty's family
fou %hn ooof fpIrr p,nntho hoo 1Qfnrnnh
to her home in Columbus, o.
Hon. Mariana S. Otero, Of Albuquer-
que, q leading citizen Of the territory,
is a guest at the Palace. Mr.. Otero Is
accompanied by his daughter.
Il. j. Helm, general agent of the Dem
vera Rio Grande railroad in this city, is
in Denver on official business.
Miss Rosa Bliss and Mrs. A. Downes,
of Los Angeles, registered at the Palace
last evening and left for Denver over
the narrow gauge this morning.
Hon. Max. Luna, Of Los Lunas, is in
the city on q visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Bergere. Mrs. Max Luna is visiting
her parents in San Antonio, Tex.
j. A. Corcoran, a young man from
Detroit, who spent the winter at the
sanitarium for the benefit of his health,
, left during the past week for home.
Hon. T. B. Catron has returned from
a trip to Mexico, where he went with
, several of the officials of tho court OF
private land claims on official business.
Frank w. Clancy, Esq, OF Albuquer-
5 que, expects to leave within a few days
for Washington to look after the Albu-
uueruue land grant case before the
y UNITED States Supreme court.
!. Judge J. F. Palmer, of Denver, is in
Arizona to look over some mining prop
: %lerties. Mrs. Palmer remained in the
city, a guest at the Palace, and expects
the Judge to return tomorrow.
v Mrs. Bernard Seligman is visiting hel
brothers family in Peoria, ILL.,, and ex'
e poets to leave there on Tuesday next FOL
Philadelphia, Pa, where she will visi
her daughter, residing in the latter city
Solicitor General Bartlett, who ha'
= been very i'll with an attack of broncht
= tbs and grippe for the past two weeks, !
greatly Improved and will be able to at
: tend to business during the coming week
= Adolph j. Fischer visited Silver Cit,
. during the week, where he attended
meeting of the board Of pharmacy. HI
is now In the vicinity Of Hatch shooting
; ducks and is expected home tomorrow
" evening.
g Mr.. Addison Walker returned from
Ration Thursday night, accompanied b,
If Mrs. Walker and two children, who hat
been In Fort Madison, Ia, for tw'
months, visiting her father, DR.. E. G
,e Chapman.
n MI. Harry C.. Miles, Of Las Cruces
was q passenger from the south las
" night and continued on to Wichita
Kas., where he will take the position o
travelling agent for the Santa Fe rOa'
between Wichita and La Junta. Mrs
W Miles and children will join Mr.. Mile
y next week.
Hon. j. B. Mayo, we'll and favorabl,
y known here, is general manager of tn
y, Old Reliable Mining company, recent,
organized to develop the Cullen group o
y mines In south Santa Fe county. MI
Mayo makes his headquarters at Col
~ den.
ID Lieutenant H. 0. Flipper, of this city
20 first colored graduate of West Point
20 who is at present in Washington on Ian
10 court business, is receiving many CON
20 %plimentary notices from the pres
g throughout the territory. He has ter
= dered his services to the United State!
in any capacity; in event of war wit
,e Spain.
n On Tuesday Mrs. M. Eldodt entertaine
e. in her hospitable manner q number {
f. lady friends at an afternoon tea. Thos
W present were Mrs. Day, Mrs. Gerde
Mrs. Spitz, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. Kahn, Mr.
is Knapp, Mrs. HELD, Mrs. Diaz, Mrs. Ca,
son, Mrs. Wyllys, Mrs. Baca, Mr.
Spiess, Mrs. Gusdorf, Mrs. VIM. l
Jones, Mrs. s. Eldodt and Miss Hilger
IS. Judge W.. F. Stone, Messrs. w. n
lis Upton, w. J. MCPHERSON and Eusebi
Chacon, the land court officials and 81
perts, who have been in the City {
Mexico for two weeks past, on Oficis
business, will reach Ell Paso, on thei
return trip, Monday, and will remain |
n: that city for three or four days to con
plete the work OF examining archive
e.. and taking testimony in the Santa Cru
and Santa Teresa land grants.
st A quiet musical entertainment wa
: given by the guests at st. Vincent
y s%anitarium last Saturday, In honor {
ng Rev. Father Higgins, who was leavin
=. for his home in Massachusetts. Nus
Z: was furnished by Miss Mary Tiptol
Mrs. Wisner, Mr.. A. L. Morrison, Jr
i'll Miss Mamie Morrison, etc. At ]
a o'clock delightful refreshments wei
served and the entertainment broke Y
tn with q general regret that this brigl
be vounu nriest WAS "a sOOn to leave,