Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-11-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Solicitor General e. L. Bartlett Wen
to Las Vegas last evening on lega
business.
Lieutenant e. M. Griffith, signal ser
vice, U. S. A., has returned to Silver
City from the war.
Rev. Alphonso Haeltermann. of thi.
city. went up to Santa Cruz this morning
OH church business.
Patricio +. Chavez and sister, of Els.
pamela, returned home this morning
after a visit in this city.
H. +. Kruger, a D. & r. G. official.
wife and son came down from Denver
last night, and registered at the Palace.
w. B. Bleasdale, a travelling man from
Ohio, came in last night on a business
tour. and is registered at the Exchange.
W. B. Childers, United States attorney,
and Colonel E. W. Dobson were passen-
gers for Albuquerque yesterday after
noon.
Presiding Elder J. D. Sanchez. of the
Spanish Methodist mission, went north
this morning on a visit to Monte Vista.
Dnlce and other places in his district.
Charles H. Thornton, of Los Angeles.
brother of Mrs. j. D. Hughes of this city,
is a guest at the Palace, and is visiting
with relatives and friends in Santa Fe
en- route east.
Superintendent James e. Hurley. OF
the New Mexico division of the Santa
Fe railroad, returned yesterday after
noon to his headquarters at Las Vegas.
A. L. Kendall and w Fl. Kennedy,
two well known businessmen of Cerrillos.
drove up this morning on business
matters and after taking their dinner in
the city returned.
Mrs. Harriet M. Moore is slowly get
ting better of her erysipelas, and her
friends believe she is now on the mend.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Richmond, Mo-,
who has been spending some time at the
sanitarium in this city for her health,
returns home next week.
Chief Justice w. J.. Mills left Las
Vegas this morning for New Haven.
Conn, being called to that city by the
sudden death Of his mother. which sad
event occurred late Wednesday night.
c. L. Mckinley, of Montrose, Colo, is
an extra clerk in the railway mail
service who came in from the north last
night, and went out this morning with
j.. E. Wood, who is showing him the
ropes.
Joe Sandoval is convalescent after his
severe attack of malarial fever, due 70
exposure in the campaign before San
tiagO. The Cuban fever is a hard thing
to overcome, as so many of the boys are
finding out.
Hon. Henry j. Young %penitentiary
commissioner who has been in town
in attendance on the recent meeting of
the board, returned north this morning
to Cerro. He leaves in a few weeks on
an extended trip to New York and other
large eastern cities.
j. P. McNulty, who is in charge of
the Turquois mines Of the American
Turquois Company near Turquesa, is in
the city on business. He thinks his
precinct, Cienega, will give a good Re-
publican majority.
Quartermaster Sergeant Albert Il.
Easley, of G company, territorial regi-
ment at Camp Hamilton, is on a fur
Tough to visit his mother and sisters at
Harrisonville, Mo. Mrs. Easley recent
ly was severely injured by a fall, as was
noted at the time in the New Mexican:
Miss Bertha Hurt of this city, a very
and charming young lady, has
taken Miss Gould's place as teacher of
the kindergarten in the Indian school.
to the steady increase in the at
tendance, Mrs. Van Schick has been
secured as a special teacher, temporar-
lily. ~
Captain James A. Massie, assistant
surgeon of R%ooscvelt's Rough Riders,
returned last night over the Santa Fe
rom New York, where he has been
,aking a special course in medicine
since mastering out. The doctor re-
NAMED at Tampa with the squadron
eft behind with the horses and regi-
mental property.
Hon. Malaquias Martinez, of Taos,
candidate for the council
rom Taos, Rio Arriba and San Juan
came down last night from
The north on business, and registered at
he Exchange. He returned home this
morning owe the narrow gauge. Mr..
Martinez is sure to be the next councillor
rom his district, he has all the requisi-
ions for so responsible a position, and
will be a credit to his district and the
erritory. Mr.. Martinez is a successful
'anchman, farmer and stock raiser.
There is to be another change In the
ocal weather office. H. f. Alp, who
las for the last three months been an