Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-10
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rplta this morning.
j. T, Reed, of Colorado Spritigs, is a
guest at the Claire.
G. f. Seymour of Kansas City, is
stopping at the Palace.
Jack Murray is registered at the Bon
Ton from San Marcial.
l.. G. Butcher, of Greeley, is in the
city calling on his many friends.
David B. Hill and Bert Dunlap are
Fort Lewis residents who register at the
Bon Ton.
i. G. Batschel and Edwin G.. Dexter
are tourists who register ut the Claire
from Greedy.
Jose r. Lucero. of Lumberton, is in
the city on court business. He registers
at the Bon Ton.
A. M. Thiebant is stranger within
the city's gates from Alamosa. He stops
at the Bon Ton.
ID. Il. Lowell. of Des Moines. Ia. who
is in the hotel register business, is stop
ping at the Exchange.
Father Pouget. parish priest of Taos,
who has been in this city several days,
went up to Espanola this morning.
j. j. Plenk, of Ouray, Colo, is Il min
ing man. on his way south. who regis
tered at the Exchange yesterday.
John V. Conway has returned from
Ration and Trinidad, where he visited
with friends, having a royal time.
General Agent L. j. Helm, of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, spent
part of this week in Albuquerque.
Albino Lopez and Antonio Griego, of
Embudo, are in the city, witnesses in a
case before the court of private land
claims.
+. c. Barker, of Las Cruces, is stop
ping at the Claire. Mr.. Barker is con-
nected with the Agricultural college at
Mesilla Park.
H. E. Byers, cattle inspector from
Las Vegas, came down last night and
registered at the Claire. He left on this
mornings Rio Grande for Espanola.
Perly Wason and wife, of Thornton,
are Exchange visitors. While here MIR.
Wason will look into the matter of
opening a stage line between this place
and Bland.
S. H. Elkins, postmaster at Columbia,
Mo-, and receiver of the Ortiz Mine
grant in Santa Fe county, is a guest at
the Palace. He is here looking after his
duties as such receiver.
c. i. Scheduled. who has been Rio
Grande section foreman here for some
time, has been promoted and given
charge of the yards and construction
gang at Alamosa. He left for the scene
of his new labors this morning.
Colonel c. G. Coleman, who is acting
as a special agent of the U. S. court of
private land claims during the absence
of his son, Sherrard Coleman, has re-
turned from a trip on official business to
Mora county.
N. r. Cordova, deputy U. S. marshal
from Las Vegas is in the city. He
brought in Harry Helt, b. J. Young
and wife and John Young from Red
River for business before the U. S.
court. The party is registered at the
Exchange.
Colonel Venceslao Jaramillo, merchant
and stock raiser of Ell Rito, arrived in
the capital yesterday evening, He re-
ports stock and crops of all kinds In his
section in very good condition and very
good rains during the last few days.
DR.. E. II. Mathers, of Washington, D.
c.. who has been visiting his father, S.
S. Mathers, special agent of the general
land Office, here for some days, left last
night for his home. The doctor has
made a host OF friends here who regret
his departure and hope for his speedy
return.
N. E. Bailey Of Deming is in the city
on business. He stops at the Palace.
Mr.. Bailey is an employee of the South
ern Pacific at Deming, and had an in
terview with Governor Otero and offered
his services as a volunteer. should more
volunteers he called for from Now Mex
leo.
Captain w. H. II. James has received
orders from the War department re-
lieving him from duty with the National
Guard of the territory and ordering him
to duty with his regiment, the oath in
fantry, now near Cuba. This order wa
issued upon the urgent request of the
captain, made twice, and he is delighted
at the prospect of active service.