Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-04

J. D. Benedict, superintendent OF
government forest reservations In New
Mexico and Arizona, returned from a
trip of inspection in the Mogollon noun.
tains last night. The government in
tends to establish a reservation in the
southwestern part of the territory, and
MIR. Benedict had been down to spy out
the land.
w. G. Simmons, formerly of this city
and daughter, left for Denver and the
east this morning. They were travelling
through southern Colorado and conclud-
ed they must take a glimpse of Santa
Fee to see their old friends, before
| turning homeward. So they came down
here, and departed, delighted with theiI
visit. Mr.. Simmons Is enthusiastic over
Santa Fee climate, which he thinks car
not be surpassed anywhere; the glori-
Gus mornings here particularly taking
his fancy.
G. H. Hackett, wife and mother de-
parted this morning over the narrow
gauge for Canon City, Colo, where Mr.
Hackett has a ranch. He will remain
out of the telegraph operating business
for a year, so as to have a good rest, ano
then he may return to it. Mr.. Hacket,
and family left with the best wishes OF
many friends.
Rev. G. s. Madden has gone to Silver
City to attend the meeting there of the
New Mexico conference of the Methods,
Church North. The appointments vii
be made public next Monday morning
by Bishop Hurst, who is presiding ovel
the conference.
last night to st. Louis over the Santa Fl
after a pleasant visit in this city. 1t is
here in place to remark hat visitors al.
ways go away with the most fayorabl,
impressions of the climatic attractions
of this city.
Miss Henderson, of Washington, d
c., is a tourist registered at the Palace
George C. Underhill, of Rutland, VT.
and Mel Macdonald, of New York, arc
tourists stopping at the Palace.
Hon. John s. Clark, territorial coal OF
inspector, Is in the city from Las Vega.
to establish headquarters Of the RepuE.
ltcan territorial central committee, O.
which he Is chairman.
Rev. Father Pouget, formerly chancel.
Tor of this diocese, takes charge this
week of the East Las Vegas parish, for
merly the passionate Of Father O'Ke-fe
r. B. Hildebrand Is a travelling sales
man from Denver, who is finding trad
good In this part Of the country and Il
registered at the Palace while in town.
Mrs. w. A. Cassman, wife of one O
the new landlords of the Claire, arrive,
yesterday from Silver City, where he
husband was recently in business.
Colonel r. f. Twitchell, the eloquen
assistant attorney of the Santa Fee roa,
in New Mexico. registers at the Palac
from Las Vegas.
E. Mason. of Pueblo, a travelling mar
is in town selling goods, and Is stopping
at the Claire. He finds business YER,
fair this fall.
O. c. Foltz and wife, of San Diego, ar
travelling through the territory, and ar
registered while here at the Exchange.
Ex-District Attorney J.. H. Crist, o
Monero, is in town on business, and |
stopping at the Exchange.
Mrs. A. l.. Moss, of Aguas Galleries
Mex, is in town on a visit, and Is regis
tered at the Palace.
Frank Emerson, a Glorieta cattlemar
is in town on business, and is registere,
at the Exchange.
w. G. Bansemer, a travelling maj
from Colorado Springs, is registered a
the Exchange.
Ex-Postmaster Jose Salazar Y Ortiz, O
Chamita, is in the city, and is at the Elk
change.
Miss Hattie Nichols, of Ration, is Wis
iting in this city, and is stopping at tn
Claire.