Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-23


town tomorrow on ii visit to his brother,
c. L. Doll.
John Morton. Il miner from Durango,
is here on his way to Bland and stops at
the Bon-Ton.
L. V. Skyrock, of Ogilville, l. T., and
E. Nj. Tatum, of Evanston, Ark, are
two cattlemen looking over this country.
and stopping at the Claire while in
town.
Gus Johnson and Chas. Mcllvain, two
sheep men of Ell Paso, were here yester-
day and left this morning on the ID. q
f. G. for Colorado. They stopped at
the BOn-Ton.
Harry Walker and Theodore Wood,
of Denver, are guests at the Claire, the
former for his health. They find the
climate down here much less rigorous
than up in Colorado.
w. c. Teasdale, Jr.. of st. Louis, is in
the city to remain over Thanksgiving,
and is registered at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. Teasdale is in the city to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Otto L. Rice.
Joseph Ford, a nephew of p. +. Han
ley, is expected to return to Santa Fe
tonight. Mr.. Ford left this city three
years ago, going to Alaska, and during
his absence has travelled oven the Klon-
dixie country and for some time has been
in Seattle.
Hon. John Kean. of Elizabeth, N. j.,
the next United States senator from
New Jersey, was the Republican can
didate for governor at the last guber-
Material election, and is a Yale class
mate of a member of the New Mexican
staff.
II. l.. Kehman, a Kansas city sales
nan went north this morning over the
Rio Grande. He had a large excess of
baggage, and paid for the same to half
a dozen points on the road ere reaching
Walsenberg. 1t required about half an
hours writing by General Agent Helm
to fix the MAJ ont, and now Mr.. Helm
is nursing a wrist sprained from the
amount of writing necessary.
Hon. Thos. A. Finical. the popular
councilman elect to the next territorial
legislature from this county, expects to
leave this evening for Ohio, where he.
will spend a few weeks among relatives
and friends. He will take along with
him the best wishes of a host of solid
friends who supported his candidacy Oh
November s.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Harry Spaulding, of Silver City, is the
new Wells Fargo express messenger to
run on the Lamy branch in place of H.
Vaughn who returns to Albuquerque to
continue in the company'S service there.
Mr.. Spaulding was formerly in the
territorial regiment at Whipple Barracks,
but got his discharge before the regi-
ment left for Lexington.
c. III. Lamar, formerly connected with
the government Indian school in this
city, but now superintendent of the
Quapaw school in Kansas, has been adj
mitted to the Miami county bar. Mr..
Lamar will not, however, sever his con-
nection with the school which has been
very successful under his management.
Wilson Waddingham and General Ed
ward Bradley are heard from in an en-
couraging way in southern Colorado.
These enterprising gentlemen with 9TH
er capitalists are directors in water sup
ply companies just incorporated, to use
water from the Dolores river for irrigat-
ing purposes. The capital stock is $500 |
900.
Roadmaster John Roper, of the D. &
X. e., came down from the north last
night, and registered ut the Palace. He
returned this morning. Uncle John is
a favorite with railroad men, and very
attentive to his duties. He is much
pleased with the indications of the COM
broad gauging, and says it will be a
most excellent thing for the country.
He believes that when the southern eX-
is made, the d. 81 r. G. will con-
to Albuquerque, and also that
when the Rock Island gets into the
part of the territory things will
get started in great shape in a business
way.
DIR. FL. M. Smith, who went from this
city as assistant surgeon to the LIST ter
regiment, having resigned his
position, has returned home, to resume
S looking very well indeed, and reports
all h boys in the Las Vegas company
well and on duty when the regiment
Lexington, Ky, for Georgia.-Las
Optic.
Major Eugene Van Patten, a well
lnown citizen and staunch Republican,
If Las Cruces, is in the capital on per-
'onal business. Major Van Patten did
good service for the Republican ticket
Turing the recent campaign and feels
gratified at the result of the
election.
Indian Agent Walpole went to Pueblo
his morning over the Rio Grande to eat
lis Thanksgiving dinner at home. He
Will visit the ~sub-agency ut Dulce be-
ore returning to this city, and expects
o be back in about 10 days.
Rev. Father Camille Seux, pastor at
hama, who has been on an ecclesias-
ical visit in this city, returned north
his morning, accompanied by Rev. Z
Gilberton, who returns in a day
r two. E,
Mrs. Honsinger and daughter, Of Mis- {
oula, Mont, are visiting with Mr.. and
Irs. A. C. Ireland, of this city, for the 4
l.. Whilden, of Philadelphia, a travel
ng mar representing a Philadelphia
$500 -.