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

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Judge F. w. Parker is up from Hills
boro for a few days and a guest at the
Palace.
Juan de J.. Sanchez, a ranchman from
Ell Bosque, is registered at the Ex-
change.
Thos. Harris, of Madrid, is at the EX-
change, having been summoned as a
grand juror.
l.. r. Allen, of Las Vegas, was in town
yesterday on business, and registered
at the Claire.
S. H. Elkins, receiver of the Ortiz land
grant, was a guest at the Palace today
from Columbia, Mo.
Manuel D. Gonzales, of Albuquerque,
is a guest at the Palace today, having
come up to attend court.
o. E. Lowe, a coffee salesman, was in
the city yesterday from Albuquerque,
and a guest at the Claire.
o. A. LarraZola, the Las Vegas attor-
ney, is in the city today on court bus
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Jose Salazar y Ortiz, postmaster at
Chamita, is in town today on business
and is registered at the Exchange.
C. II. Gannaer, of Evansville, Ind, is
out in this country for his health, and a
guest while here at the Exchange.
T. A. Culley and D.. l.. Williams, Clio
rieta ranchmen, arrived here Saturday
evening and registered at the Palace.
Louis Pelton, representing a Chicago
shirt firm, arrived Saturday night, and
registered at the Palace while in town.
Manager J. H.. Crist, of the Monero
Coal Company, is in town today on
court business, and is a guest at the Elk
change.
H. Bargman, representing a Balti-
more clothing house, was in town Sat
urday on business and a guest at the
Palace.
George H. Pratt, of Laguna, deputy
United States surveyor, is in the city to-
day on business and is a guest at the
Exchange.
j. W. Fleming, mayor of Silver City,
and territorial coal mine inspector, was
in town yesterday and went to Ration
last evening.
Matias Sandoval, j.. I. Santillones and
Magarito Chavez, of Lamy, are in the
city on court business. They register at
the Bon Ton.
Henry Dragfy, of Socorro, brought up
a prisoner Saturday night and, after
dropping him off at the ~penitentiary,
registered at the Claire.
e. S. Waddles, representing a st. Jo-
seph dry goods house, and one of the
oldest travelling men on the road, was
a guest today at the Palace.
Simon Romero, Ambrosio Vigil and
Nicholas Miraral, all of Tres Piedras,
are in the city visiting relatives and
having been stopping at the Bon Ton.
Judge John r. McFie returned from
Las Cruces last night, where he spent
Saturday with his family. He reports
snow all along the line Of the railroad
from this city to Las Cruces.
Mrs. G. S. Madden and children re-
turned Saturday night from their Ohio
visit, having had a very pleasant time
with relatives, Notwithstanding divers
and sundry climatic inclemencies.
Mrs. s. M. Stumps and son, of Chama,
arrived Saturday night over the Rio
hotel over Sunday. They continued
south this afternoon to Ell Paso, where
they will enjoy a sleigh ride.
j. F. Manning left this afternoon for
the southern part of the territory on a
business trip for the New Mexican.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid, of Cienega,
spent the day in town attending to bus
mess matters, returning home this aft
ernoon.
F. W. Brooks, a Wagon Mound bust
ness man, vas a guest at the Palac
over Sunday, and went north this MORN
ing over the Rio Grande en- route to his
former home in Minneapolis to spend
the holidays with his folks.
c. r. MacAdams, representing the
Hewitt Candy Company, of Denver,
went north on the d. & r. G. this morn
ing on business. He found trade very
good ii this country, and says there is a
steady call for better classes of goods
as the times improve.
Governor and Mrs. Otero and Master
Miguel did not leave for washington
Saturday night as they expected, be-
cause of some business matters which
the governor could not complete before
today. They will leave tonight on the
first east bound train.
Frank A. butcher has returned toSan-
ia Fe from Camp Churchman, Ga, nav
ing received an honorable discharge
from company G, LIST territorial regi-
ment. He will reside in Santa Fe per-
manently. George B. Lindsay and VIM.
s. Kreeger have also received honorable
discharges and returned to their homes
in Trinidad, Colo.
New Mexico Territorial Educational
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