Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. Cole, of Baca, is stopping at the
Claire.
f. B. Barron, went to Ojo Caliente
for a months vacation today.
The next scholastic year of st.
Michael's college will begin September
5, 1898.
f. G. Erb came up from A%lbuquer-
que last night and registered at the
Claire.
M. O. Cyle, a San Luis valley ranch
man. placed his name on the Claire reg
lister last night.
The stock of j. H. Blain is being
moved to his new business house on San
| Francisco street.
NJ. McBroom is a Madrid miner en-
route to Monero, who registered at the
Exchange last night.
Miss Single, of Denver, is visiting
relatives in the city. She registered at
the Palace last night.
Thomas Combs, of Albuquerque, is a
pleasure seeker who went to Colorado
Springs this morning.
Major Eugene Van Patten is here
from Las Cruces on military business. He
registers at the Bon Ton.
Hon. M. s. Otero, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss D.. s.. Otero, of Albu-
querque, are guests at the Palace.
Mrs. c. P. Hubbell and daughter, Ali
cha, Of Albuquerque, are solournlng In
the city. They stop at the Palace.
w. G. Sargent, collector of Rio Arriba
county, and merchant and stockraiser
at Ell Rito, is registered at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomas Gonzales. of Abb
uuiu, are in the city. Mr.. Gonzales is
county treasurer Of Rio Arriba county
John Weist, a railroad brakeman, is
in the city from Alamosa ON his way te
Old Mexico. He stops at the Bon Ton.
III. v. Hodgin, a mining man, is in
the city from Ell Paso. He will leave in
a few days for Bland. He stops at the
Bon Ton.
Simon Carick, wife and two sons, o.
Thornville O., are sightseers who ar
rived in the city last night and fount
quarters at the Exchange.
w, A. Mckenzie received a carload Of
tin this morning, which will be used IL
covering the roofs of many recently
completed store and residence houses il
the city.
DR.. Berg, of Independence, Mo-, sight
seer and prospective investor, arrived il
the city last night and registered at thu
Exchange. He will visit Taos count,
placer regions.
r. w. Clancy, ESQ.,, leading lawye,
and mayor of the city of Albuquerque
is in Santa Fe on legal business. III
registers at the Palace.
E. C. Conley, of Springer, is a Cola!
county representative who came to san
) ia Fe last night to join the New Mexico
} volunteers. He stops at the Exchange
Chief Justice w. j.. Mills, of Las We
gas, is in the capital a guest OF Governo
and Mrs. Otero. The chief justice !
quite busy these days hearing motion
I and cases in chambers.
:. Charles M. Townsend arrived in tn
) city last night from Ration, and regis
! tered at the Exchange. He came her
for the purpose of enlisting with tn
new volunteer company.
!. The marriage of Miss Victoriana San
' tistevan, daughter of Hon. Juan San
tistevan, and Mr.. Bernabe Gonzales
took place at Taos yesterday. Fiv
. hundred invitations had been issued
the wedding festivities were attende
by q great concourse of relatives an
T friends of the contracting parties.
Mrs. A. l.. Morrison and Miss Mani
: Morrison left this morning for an eA
tended trip to Denver and Colorad
Springs. they will attend the com
mencement exercises at the Sisters c
Loretto college at Denver tomorrow.
. Carlos Baca, a prominent citizen G
: Manzano, Valencia county, visited tn
. capital yesterday on business. He RI
:, ports his section prosperous, sheep me
doing we'll and crops looking finely
y There have been good rains in the Mar
zano mountains and there is plenty {
water and grass on the range.
Telegraphic news has been receive
q here, that Major John $. Loud, Bird I
s. cavalary, has been ordered before
g board of officers with a view to bein
placed on the retired list of the army
e As soon as this retirement takes place
Captain c. l.. Cooper, 10th cavalry, no
q at the head of the list of captains
the cavalry, will be promoted to be
major. Captain Cooper's many frient
here are greatly gratified that his we
deserved and long waited for promote
is at last about to become a reality.
Miss Rebecca Clark, Of Plaza del A
calde, made a business trip to Santa
last night, returning home this NOR
ing. While in the city she was Il
p guest of her sister, Mrs. Leo Herself.
ie Miss Hayes, who has been in chars
IL of the Presbyterian mission school
7. this city during the absence of MI
J. Allison. leaves tonight for her home
n st. Louis in answer to a telegram a
nouncing the serious illness OF h
father. She may not return.
Sheriff Kinsell and Steve Arnold mat
Of a flying trip to Albuquerque last nigh
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