Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-28
PERSONAL MENTION.


Judge John r. McFie will return from
Las Cruces tonight.
Colonel Eugene Van Pattcn, of Las
Cruces, is d visitor in the Capital.
Martin Doyle, of Bland, is here after
provisions. He stops at the Bon-Ton.
Hon. r. b. Catron went south Satur-
day afternoon. He was in Las Cruces
yesterday.
Dr.. d. w. Manley has returned from
a weeks visit to Las Cruces, Kelly and
Cerrillos.
Hon. 4. f. Conway was IA passenger
south yesterday IN route from New York
to Silver City.
Mr.. p. b. Coffin, of Chicago, is visit
ing Captain and Mrs. S. II. Day and other
Santa Fe friends.
A. j.. Stewart, of Pecos, came down
yesterday on a visit to friends. He
is registered at the Bon-Ton.
Captain Saturnino Baca, of Lincoln
county, is in the city. He is a member
of the penitentiary commission.
Mr.. C. w. Potter. of Denver, special
agent for the Htna Insurance company,
is registered at the Palace hotel.
Judge H. l.. Waldo arrived in Las
Vegas yesterday from Kansas City and
came over on the flyer to the capital to-
day.
MI. w. l.. w. Miller. an Insurance
man from Denver, came in this morning
on the flyer, and is registered at the
Palace hotel.
j.. j. Lesson, of Socorro, is in
the city on business connected with the
Transmississippi exposition, stopping at
the Exchange.
Thomas J.. Curran, secretary OF the
New Mexico commission of the Omaha
exposition, left yesterday for his homo
in Albuquerque.
Mr.. E. J. Murray, editor of the Dona
Ana County Republican, who spent Sat
urday and Sunday here. left last even
ing for his home.
Mrs. Stafford and daughter, Miss
Ruth, who have been at the Claire for
the past six weeks, left on the flyer this
morning for California.
W.. ii. Jack, the efficient chairman of
the territorial cattle sanitary commits
sion and successful stockman, is a guest
at the Palace from Silver City.
Mr.. Fred s. Stafford, of Dallas, Tex,
and Mr.. w. w. Bostwick, of Denison,
Tex, are in the city for IN extended
visit, and have rooms at the Claire.
A. NJ. Bcrgere, clerk of the District
court, has returned from u visit to Los
Lunas. He is accompanied by his
daughter and they arc at the Palace.
David Lehman, of New York, Il cousin
of Edward Ochs, is a guest at the Pal
ace. Mr.. Lehman visits tho city hoping
to be benefited in health by a s%ojonrn
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Miller and Mr.. H.
Ii. Miller, of Usage City, Kas., spent
Sunday in the city, visiting the places
of interest. They registered at the
Claire.
10 Z. Sheridan, the versatile editor
of the Silver City Enterprise, is regis
tered at the Palace. He is being heart-
lily welcomed by his many friends in the
capital.
Colonel j. Frank Chaves, of Valencia
county, is Il guest at the Exchange.
The colonel is here to attend a meeting
of the board of ~penitentiary commits
sioners.
E. A. Finch is in the city from Kan
sas City, and will in a few days equip an
outfit and start for the COchiti mining
district. He registers at the Bon-Ton.
Mr.. J. A. Fnlts, a mail route contrac-
tor from Sedalia, Mo-, is in the city for
the purpose of submitting the Embudo-
Penasco contract. He registers at the
Mr.. &. NJ. Hill, road master of the
Santa Fe, and Mr.. F. V. Fox, a con-
ductor, were over from Las Vegas yes
to visit the ancient, and stopped
at the Palace hotel.
Mr.. Cole Lydon, ofAlamosa. division
superintendent of the d. 4 r. g., spent
Sunday in Santa Fe, going north this
morning in his private car. He regis
tered at the Palace hotel.
DR.. d. c. Kelly, formerly engaged in
the practice of medicine at CerrillOs and
Bland, writes from Florence, Colo, that
he is positively not dead" He ought
to be good authority on the subject.
Messrs. J. O. Smith. Dallas, Tex: Joe
San Francisco; James Younger,
New York; H. B. O'Dell, st. Louis; j.
M. Hale, st. Joseph, and w. H. Wahl,
travelling statesmen, registered at the
Palace hotel Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. c. +. Mckay, the efficient assoc
ciate editor of the bright Bland Herald,
Is in the city on a business errand. He
several notable new strikes in
the Golden Cochiti and that the entire
district is in a most f%ourishing condi-
ton. He estimates the number OF min
ers and mechanics now actually ut work
In the camp at fully 400 and the number
is daily increasing.