Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-18

Sheriff T. s. Hubbell, of Albuquerque.
spent Sunday in this city registering at
the Palace hotel.
Mrs. Eva Wilson and son, of San
Pedro, are in the city and have rooms
at the Exchange.
Nh. and Mrs. j. C. OConnell, of Chi
cago, are in the city on a pleasure trip
and have rooms at the Claire.
Judge John r. McFie is expected to
return from Las Vegas this evening.
Mrs. McFie being much better.
W. V. Cole and Miss Maggie Cole, of
Alamosa, were Santa Fe visitors over
Sunday, stopping at the Palace hotel.
Fred Alexander, of Denver, and o.
Berman, of San Francisco, are travel
ing men registered at the Exchange.
+. M. Hurlburt, of Portland, Ore, is
in the city and registers at the Exchange.
He is a special examiner of government
surveys.
j. p. Cole, a representative of Il Chi
cago mining machinery company, is in
the city on business, and stops at the Ex-
change.
B. G. Wilson of Las Vegas, represent
ing the Standard Oil company, is in the
city on business, and registers at the
Palace hotel.
Mrs. McCuen, mother of Mrs. John H.
Walker, returned from Gainesville, Fla,
last night where she has been visit
ing for a year past.
Geo. H. Cross, New Mexico agent of
the Denver Republican, has returned
from a business trip to Ration, Springer,
Watrous and Las Vegas.
f. Lowenthal, of the well known
wholesale firm of Lowenthal & Meyers,
Albuquerque. is in the city on business
and registers at the Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. KalbOch and
child, Mrs. A. W. Mennett and Miss
Beulah Bennett, of Oskaloosa, Ia, are
sightseers registered at the Claire.
Judge Frank w. Parker, having closed
the DOna Ana county term of court, will
be at HillsbOro, the county seat of Sierra
county for the next four weeks.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince was a pas
senger to Denver on the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad this morning. He eX-
poets to return on Thursday night.
Hon. L. b. Catron returned from Las
Cruces last night, where he spent the
past weeks as an attorney for the terri
tory in the Fountain murder case.
j. F. Manning, of the editorial force
of the New MEXICAN, returned yester-
day from Chicago and left last night for
a business trip to northern New Mexico.
DR.. E. w. Allen, of Washington City,
is registered at the Palace hotel. He is
assistant inspector of agricultural ex-
pertinent stations ond on a tour of in
spection.
The following travelling statesmen reg
iStered at the Claire Saturday and Sun
day: G. w. Layman, Kansas City; G..
M. Finch, San Francisco; c. Clout. Los
Angeles.
H. Lente, of San Francisco. who is in
the territory inspecting mining proper
ties, registered at the Exchange over
Sunday. He will examine Santa Fe
county mines before leaving for the
coast.
Estevan Baca, a merchant and promli-
nent citizen, R. w. Monroe, proprietor
of the Windsor hotel, and H. 0. Bursum,
sheriff of SocOrro county, are in the city
from Socorro on business and stop at
the Palace hotel.
The following commercial statesmen
registered at the Palace hotel Saturday
and Sunday: l.. Blumenthal, \. II.
Burns, New York; A. V. Ragsdale, w.
J. Smith, G. w. Potter, Denver; w. H.
Benton, San Francisco.
w. f. Harper has resigned his posi-.
ton as general managey OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company for the New
Mexico and Arizona district. The posi-
tfon will be temporarily filled by M. M.
Cruise. Albuquerque Democrat.
Mrs. Solomon Luna arrived yesterday
from Los Lunas, and will remain here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r.
Otero, while Mr.. Luna is at his sheep
ranches in Socorro county, attending to
the Landing of his numerous flocks of
sheep.
Luther Hackelman, an employe Of
the NEW MEXICAN, has returned from
a years trip through the east, having
visited the cities of indianapolis, New
York, Boston and other places during
his absence.
John H. Walkers home from Winslow,
A. T., where he has been in charge of
the survey on an irrigation ditch for
time past. He returned for the
purpose of finishing up some work on
government contracts and then will go
back to complete the ditch.
Mr.. A. M. Bergere returned from his
sheep ranges in Valencia county last
night, after an absence Of ten days. He
reports the eastern part of the county
as needing rain badly, although two
showers came the latter part of last
week. Landing is progressing in good
shape and the sheep men are very much
encouraged over the outlook for a good
season.
A special dispatch from Fort Reno,
Oklahoma, says hat Col. Il. P. Pearson,
commanding the Tenth infantry, and
Miss Maud E. Eskridge, daughter of
Major Eskridge of the Tenth infantry,
were united in marriage Friday night at
the post chapel. The wedding had been
announced for May 10, but the army
orders directing the movement of the
Tenth to Mobile, served to hasten the
ceremony.
Harry F. Lee and his charming bride
arrived in the city on yesterdays flyer
from the west. The ceremony which
united the young couple was performed
yesterday at Gallup at the residence of
DR.. and Mrs. E. D. Harper, by Rev. p.
A. Simpkin, pastor of the Congregational
church. AL Codington was the only
Albuquerque guest present at the we'd
ding. As previously announced, the
bride was Miss Emma Buckley, daughter