Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

District Attorney c. A. Spiess has
zone to Las Vegas on legal business.
David Webster, of CerrillOs, Is up for
the day on business and Is at the Elk
change.
Sheriff kinsell wen up to Espanola
this morning on business. and returns
tonight.
Governor Otero was a passenger for
the northern part of the territory last
evening.
Mrs Adasom came down from Trini-
dad last night, and registered at the
Exchange.
Hon. r. B. Catron left this morning
over the narrow gauge for Taos county
on legal business.
Julius Suss, a st. Louis boot and shoe
man, is registered at the Palace, and is
calling on local business men today.
Z. McQuiston, the well known Rim
conado merchant, and wife came down
last night and registered at the Palace.
Jose Esquibel, of Rowe, and Miguel
Flores, of Galisteo, are at the Elk
change, having come over on court bus
mess.
Patricio Sanchez, of San Rafael, is in
town on a visit to his children, who are
in school mere. He is registered at the
Exchange.
w. Fl. Greenleaf, a Denver travelling
man, came down last night, registered
at the Palace and went up to Espanola
this morning.
w. l.. Reed, the fruit man, is back
from Albuquerque. where he says the
weather is colder than it is here. He is
at the Exchange.
A. L. Cassidy, a travelling man from
Grand Rapids, is replenishing local
shirt stocks, and is registered at the
Claire.
H. Settle and Marcus B. Williams. of
| New York city, travelling men, are in
this city on business, and are stopping
at the Claire.
James Elkins and family, Of Cerril-
los, have removed to Las Vegas, and his
| position of railroad Waterman Is taken
! by Otis Kelly.
J. G. Bidleman, representing a st.
| Paul hardware firm, registered at the
Palace last night, and went up to Espa-
nola this morning on business.
G. W. Mayer, representing a Pueblo
| saddlery and hardware house and who
has been supplying the local market,
went north this morning over h mar
row gauge.
John s. Clark, the popular coal
| i lIloDUStol liz SLAn iitSi ~ AS -
torial Republican central committee,
| returned from his home in Las Vegas
last night and is registered at the Pal
ace.
John S. Schnepp, a Springfield, ILL.,,
| attorney, arrived from the south last
| evening and registered at the Claire.
| He is travelling through the country,
looking around, and went north to Den
| yer this morning over the d. & f. G.
Rev. A. Fl. Sutherland, recently the
Methodist church, south. pastor at San
| Marcial, has removed with his family to
| their new home in Cerrillos, where Mr..
Sutherland will preach for the ensuing
year.
Wilson Waddingham, Of Philadel-
phia, who has many warm and admir-
ing friends in this city and throughout
the territory, is on a visit to Las Vegas.
E. %. Faulkner, the general manager
/ of the Pecos & Northeastern railway,
one Of the best railway managers In the
| country, has gone to Los Angeles on a
| visit to his family. Mr.. Faulkner's
headquarters are now at Amarillo,
Texas, where he will remain until the
gap between Amarillo and Roswell, now
building, is completed.
T. P. Gable, ex-postmaster here, Is
now soliciting shipments of stock for
the firm of Taylor, Taylor & Houston,
Kansas City.
James Seligman Is confined to his
house with IN attack of hay fever.
Hon. Sol. Luna left yesterday for his
home in Los Lunas.
A very pleasant meeting took place
in front of the federal building yester-
day between Captain s. s. Mathers,
special agent Of the general land office,
and Captain A. J. Duncan, special agent
of the Interior department, and a
brother-in-law Of President Mckinley.
The last time the gentlemen had seen
each other was at Stanton, w. Va, in
1866, and they each supposed the other
dead. When Captain Duncan was ap-
pointed to the Interior department the
president told him that he would find
Captain Mathers somewhere in New
Mexico, and that was the first intima-
ton hat he had that Captain Mathers
was alive. The two captains served on
General, afterwards President, Hayes
staff during the civil war.
Jose L. Madril, q merchant from Ga
listeo, Is in the city on business. He
stops at the BOn-TOn.