Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. A. Myrey, of Chicago, is stopping
at the Palace.
C. M. Finch took the Rio Grande train
for Denver this morning.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills returned to
Las Vegas on Saturday night.
Abe Spiegelberg went to Colorado
Springs this morning on business.
Mrs. f. W.. Bergmeier, a st. Paul
tourist, is stopping at the Claire.
Z. f. Rice, of Rochester, is display
ing a line of shoes at the Palace.
Judge S. b. Newcomb, of Las Cruces,
is q Claire guest. He is here on legal
business.
w, b. Walton, of Silver City, was in
the city Sunday. He was a guest at the
Claire.
Il. P. Curtis, representing Il Denver
publishing house, went north this morn
ing.
John V. Conway and A. Andrews left
this morning for a four days trip on the
Pecos.
III. d. Dillenberg, a commercial trav-
eler from Baltimore, is stopping at the
Palace.
DR.. Robert Van Sands is a Chicago
tourist who has quarters at the Ex-
change.
DR.. M. G. Paden, of White Oaks, was
a Sunday visitor in the city. He regis
tered at the Claire.
Mrs. E. e. Sieger and Miss l.. S.
Sieger are Philadelphia tourists who are
guests at the Palace.
Don Gregorio Griego, a merchant of
Penasco, is in the city on business. He
stops at the Bon Ton.
Charles L. Hernandez, Dell Endsley
and John Minard, of Las Vegas, were
registered at the Claire yesterday.
Fred B. Morris, u drummer from Dem
YER, Colo, arrived in the city Saturday
night and found accommodations at the
Palace hotel.
Don Antonio J. Ortiz, a prominent
citizen and sheep raiser of Galisteo, is
here on business. He registers at the
Bon Ton.
Hon. Solomon Luna. who has been
visiting here and also attending to some
private business, left last night for his
home at Los Lunas.
Mrs. j. A. LaRue and daughter, who
have been here for a week on a visit to
Governor and Mrs. Otero, left Saturday
night for Las Vegas.
Chas. B. Eddy, of the E., p. & N. r.
R., and II. r. Simpson, treasurer of the
company, will arrive this week from
New York.-El Paso Times.
j. Sherman and G.. d. Huscman are
st. Louis mining men who are looking
up investments in this locality. They
are stopping at the Exchange.
Mrs. A. M. Bergere and son, Edwin,
left last evening for Los Lunas, where
Mrs. Bergere will remain a few days on
a visit to her mother and other relatives.
DR.. w. H. Swan, of Beverly, Mass, a
friend of Captain Creelman, is al east
ern tourist who will view the sights of
the Ancient city from the Palace.
L. J. Helm, general agent of the Den
yer & Rio Grande Railroad company
here, has returned from a business trip
to the southern part of the territory.
f. F. Pine, county school superintend-
ent, from Galisteo, is in the city. While
here he will arrange for the normal in
stitute meeting in this city in July.
Miss j. M. Hines, who was a teacher
in the city schools here during the past
term, left for her home in Bloomington,
Ills, this morning for the vacation.
M. w. Browne, of Browne & Mama
mares, Las Vegas, arrived yesterday and
it is reported that he is here to prepare
for the removal of the firms SocorrO
branch establishment to Ell Paso.-El
Paso Times.
W. A. Williams, son of w. S. Williams,
of the Socorro Chieftain, who has been
attending the school of mines at Golden,
Colo, stopped in Santa Fe yesterday, en-
route home for the vacation. He regis
tered at the Palace.
Judge H. c. Sluss and family, consist
ing of his wife, son and two daughters
arrived in the city Saturday night
Judge Sluss' family will remain in the
city during the summer while he attends
the land court in his official capacity
They are guests at the Palace.
Captain Beverly Reed, a brother-in'
law of Mr.. Geo. P. Money, of this city
who has been appointed assistant adju'
tant general of volunteers, has been or
dered to report for duty IN the staff o.
Major General Brooks, at Chickamauga
Park, Ga.
Davis Elkins, o son of U. 8. Senator
s. B. Elkins, has been appointed cap
tain and assistant adjutant general O
volunteers. Captain Elkins was pro
NOTED from a 1st ~lieutenancy in the Is
West Virginia volunteer infantry to thi
staff position.
7. j. Curran, of Albuquerque, Is in tn
city, the guest of Hon. and Mrs. Amadt
Chaves. He will be q witness in thu
hearing Of the Albuquerque Land (
Irrigation company case, which is ex
pected to come up before Judge McFi'
on tomorrow, If time q be spared b,
the court from United States business.
The farewell dinner given by Captain
w. H. II. James, ut the Palace hOte
yesterday, proved one of the most pleas
ant affairs Of the season. The captain
wh0leaves Wednesday for Tampa, to jolt
his regiment, entertained 20 gentlemen
friends in q loyal manner There were
present the judges Of the court OF pri
vate land claims, Judge McFie, OF thu
supreme bench, and o number OF thu
most prominent men in the city.
Thomas Starr, of Chicago, 10 in thu
city for the purpose of securing adyer
tisements for q book being issued In thu
interests of the traffic department OF thu
Santa Fe railway. He registers at tht
Palace.
Sheriff Kinsell returned Saturday
evening from q brief business trip tt
CerrillOs.