Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

| oueTlu hlnSell went TO Las cruces
f last nighton business.
Willie Hogle was taken sick again yes
terday, but is able to be out again today
s. T. Burchenall who has been visit
ing with Captain Day, left last night TO
Chicago.
A. l.. Eskridge, of Detroit. arrived las
night on business, and is stopping whil'
in town at the Claire.
George w. Summers. a travelling MAJ
from Denver, is in the city on business
and is registered at the Claire.
j. r. Fox. representing a Denver drus
firm is in the city on business. He is
registered at the Exchange.
Governor Otero returned from Las
Vegas last night, where he attended te
business matters yesterday.
Romulo Ulivarri and Candelario Rael
of Las Vegas, are in town on business.
and are registered at the Claire.
Judge John R. McFie left this after.
noon for Silver City, where he was
called on urgent legal business,
J. A. Gallagher, representing a Kan
sas City house, is in Santa Fe on bust
ness, and is registered at the Claire.
DR.. 4. P. Martin and wife and George
7. Miller. county clerk, of Taos. are in
the city for a day or two, and are guests
at the Claire.
John A. Jacoby, United States gauger,
came up from Albuquerque last night,
and is stopping at the Claire. He is here
on an official trip,
Sheriff Hubbell and City Marshall
Fornoff arrived from Albuquerque last
night on private business, and are guests
at the Claire while in the city.
Hon. Juan Santistevan, the Taos
merchant and banker, is registered at
the Exchange, Ell route home after
shipping a large lot of sheepa at Springer.
James Roper, of Alamosa, who is visit
ing in Santa Fe, has a leave of 80 DAYS
from the railroad company to take his
invalid wife down into Mexico for her
health, and will not remain there him
self, but returns later to his position in
Colorado.
Miss Jennie Walz, and her brother
Harry of El Paso. niece and nephew of
Mrs L. Is. Catron of this city, are two
members of the Ideal mandolin club
which have done considerable in concert
work in El Paso. Miss Walz has been
at different times u resident with her
aunt in Santa Fe.
u. w. Mayer, representing a leather
and findings house in Pueblo, went north
this morning. He says that since tho
lowering of rates into this territory
from Colorado, he has found business
improving, and trade between New
and Colorado is steadily increas-
ing, thus making good business for the
roads as well as for the Colorado bust
ness houses.
f.. ii. MCGEE, representing the Nor
Mercantile Company, of Denver,
registered at the Palace last night, and
went north this morning wei the D. &
r. G. on business.
A. Mennett, the well known travelling
man from Brown, Manzanares Com
pany, is in town on business from Las ,
Vegas, and is registered at the Palace. :
He finds business very good. ,
CAdiIIildH y. .. clark, OF the Repub- 6
lean executive committee, arrived last
from Las Vegas on a business t
rip, and is registered at the Palace. '
John j. Ford, a nephew of P. F. Han !"
ey, has arrived in town from Seattle, 6
nd will remain in Mr.. Hanley's employ. r
is registered at the Exchange. s
p. P. Estes, representing a Cincinnati o
Irm, arrived last night from the east p
n a business trip, and is a guest at the q
'alace.
James S. Barton, representing a Kan
as City shoe house, is registered at the n
'alace, and is visiting local merchants G
oday. a
Territorial Superintendent of Instruc-
Baca went north to Espanola on
this morning.
]. p. Conner went up to Espanola y
lis morning on business. v