Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Howard Burr represents the national
capital at the Claire.
Hon. E. V. Chaves, who is practicing
law at Albuquerque, is at the Palace
Miss Ophelia Henriquez, of Las We
gas. who has been. here visiting rela-
tives. leaves this evening for home.
Professor Clarence f. Hagerty, of the
Agricultural college. left for Las Cruces
yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince is confined
to her residence suffering from a
sprained ankle.
Mrs. A. M. Turner, of Denver, a
Catholic mission teacher, Is Il guest
at the Exchange.
N. Salmon, the San Francisco street
dry goods man, is confined to his bed
with chills and fever.
John Zinsumacker and James Pratt,
two miners from Leadville, are in the
city stopping at the Bon-Ton.
M. V. B. Benson, the veteran fire in
surance adjuster, of Denver, is among
the late arrivals at the Palace.
A S. Bonney, millinery salesman, of
St. Joseph, Mo-, has bonnets and bright
ribbons galore in his sample cases at the
Palace.
Hon. A. A. Freeman came up from
Eddy to attend to cases before the Su-
preme court. He has rooms at the SAM
tarium.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince and
son. Willie. are at the Prince orchard,
near Espanola, looking after fruit ship
ments.
John Steward, formerly assistant fore
man in the New MEXIcAN's job rooms.
is now employed as an artist in the job
rooms of the Albuquerque Democrat.
| II. l.. Mabey, q commission merchant
at Las Vegas, pleasantly spent the day
looking over the orchards of Santa Fe,
making his headquarters at the Palace
James Osburne, a mining mar from
Del Norte, Colo, registered at the Elk
change last evening and will probably
90 over to the Golden Cochiti district
tomorrow.
Hon. 7. G. Fuller, one of the able and
learned associate justices of the United
States court of private land claims
prefers the uniformly comfortable eli
mate of Santa Fe to that of Raleigh, N
G., and consequently has engaged room'
at the Palace hotel for an indefinite
period.
Hon. R. T.. Morrison and wife will
arrive here tomorrow evening on a viSi'
to Judge and Mrs. A. L. Morrison. Mr.
Morrison is the well known and com
petent U. S. attorney for Arizona will
office at Prescott and is returning from
the east, where he but a couple of week.
ago was married to the lady coming will
him.
Hon. Ollin E. Smith, who made a very
good record as a member of the thirt,
second legislative assembly, is in thu
capital on legal business and can b'
found at the Palace.
Prof. Alloys Preisser will shortly leave
for Santa Fc, to stand examination fol
deputy U. S. mineral surveyor before
Surveyor General Vance.-liillsbort
Advocate.
Hon. w. B. Childers, U. S. attorney
left yesterday for Albuquerque, goins
thence to California where he will NEE
his family, returning with the member
thereof to the Duke City.
Hon. Albert w. Thompson, who is TIL
efficient receiver of public moneys at TIN
U. S. land Office at Clayton, is here
guest at the Palace.
Hon. w. Il. Martin. editor of tn,
bright little El Republican, at Socorro
is in the city and has his name on tn
Palace register.
David Weinman, of Albuquerque, |
visiting his family who are at the SAM
tarium.
Sinclair V. Beatty who has been a
Jemez springs the past two weeks re
turned yesterday.
s. G. Cartwright and f. Fl. Hudson
will return home tonight from Jeme
springs.