Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-02

also secured claims in Lincoln county,
and goes there presently to develope
them.
Ramon Moya, a prominent ranchman
OF Rivera, San Miguel county, is in the
city today attending to business inter-
ests and calling on friends.
Hon. Charles +. Easley returned last
evening from IN ~electioneering trip
through the northern part of the county.
Trooper Stephen Easton, of X troop,
Roosevelt's Rough Riders, Captain
Woodbury. Kane, wired his father in
this city this morning, that he leaves
Washington to-day for home, and to
meet him at the depot Sunday night.
The young soldier has been in the hos
pital for some time, but has not yet
been able to recover the use of his vo-
cal and hearing faculties. However,
his father hopes that the change of eli
mate will restore them.
j. Graaf, of the firm of GRAF &
Moore, the Las Vegas grocers, is in
town today bargaining for two cal
loads of fruit, one of apples from Ed
ward Miller and one of apples, pears
and peaches from Arthur Boyle and
other fruit ~raisers. Mr.. Graaf registers
at the Palace.
A. M. Blackwell, of the we'll known
grocery and provision house of Gross,
Blackwell & Co., is in the city on bust
ness before the penitentiary commits
sioners. He is stopping at the Palace.
Mr.. Blackwell was in New York while
the Rough Riders were there, and tool
just pride in the fact that he, too, was a
New Mexican. He took the opportunity
to show the boys substantial and cour-
teous attention, which was duly appre-
ciated. Mr.. Blackwell was a great IA
vorite with the boys.
Hon. o. A. Hadley, chairman of the
board of penitentiary commissioners, is
in the capital from Watrous, attending
a meeting of the commission. Governor
Hadley is of the opinion that Mora
county will give a fair Republican ma
jority.
Colonel j. Frank Chaves, a leading
Republican of central New Mexico, and
who is the Republican nominee for the
council from Valencia county, is in
the city attending the sessions of the
penitentiary commission.
c. A. Cliff, representing the Tritch
Hardware Company, of Denver, went
north this morning, having done well
in this city. He says there is quite a
good demand for general hardware and
stoves.
Miss Gould, a teacher at the Indian
school, has resigned and left last night
over the Santa Fe for Kansas City. 1t
is understood, however. that she will
not leave the service, but will be en-
ployed elsewhere.
II. l.. Denis, chief clerk of the passen-
ger and ticket department of the Rock
Island road, is in town on a western trip
and is registered at the Palace.
c. A. Biggs, a prominent lumber man
of Canon City, Colo, arrived on bust
ness last night and registered at the
Palace. He went north this morning.
M. S. Groves, of Biggs & Pollard, of
Espanola, was down from the north
and registered at the Palace.
w. B. Childers, United States dis
trict attorney, and Colonel e. w. Dob
son, his law partner, came up from AL
buquerque last night on legal business
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Trooper Gooche, of troop I, of Roose-
velt's Rough Riders, will be home Sat
urday night from the government hos |
pital at Fort Thomas, where he has |
been sick.
j. NJ. Imhoff, who has beer employed
with the private telegraph line at
Bland, has resigned to take a desirable |
position with the Rock Island at st.
Joseph, Mo.
A. H.. Jesse, representing a Chicago
soap firm, is in the city to see that the
town is supplied with means to wash
and be clean, and is, registered at the |
Palace.
Hon. Henry j. Young came down
from Cerro last night to attend today's
meeting Of the penitentiary commits
s%ioners, and is registered at the Palace.
Captain j. A. Duncan, special agent
for the Interior department, has re- |
from a western trip and is reg |
istered at the Palace.
Indian School Supervisor c. s. Bur-
has gone to the Nambe and San
[ldefonso schools to inspect them.
County School Superintendent F. F.
Pine is over from Galisteo and is stop
ping at the Exchange.
Tomas Ortiz, a Galisteo ranchman, is
n the city today, and is registered at
he Exchange.
Sergeant ]. S. Langston is in town
rom a northern trip and is registered
1t the Claire. He is about putting in
lis best ticks politically.
J.. S. Fogarty, an insurance man from
Francisco, is registered at the Pal
ice.
Captain S.. S. Mathers, special agent
or the general land office, leaves to-
light for Columbus, O., and Washing
on on a months leave Of absence.
Miss Ada M. Trotter, of Montreal, is a
ourist in town for a few days en- route
through the territory. She is registered
It the Palace. =,
John A. Jawley is in the city from
albuquerque, and is stopping at the I
'laire. +
T. p. Gable was in town yesterday ,
hands with old friends. +,
Miss Annie MAGELLAN, of Cerro, is a
lleSt at the Palace. |,