Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

visiting friends.
G. J.. Day, a st. Louis tourist, is reg
istered at the Claire.
R. A. Kreamer, of Denver, a CONNER
cial man, is at the Claire.
K. H. Clark, a travelling salesman
from Chicago, is at the Palace.
f. G. Erb will go to Las Vegas Hot
Springs tonight for a brief trip.
E. P. Ferguson, a Cincinnati travel
ing man, is registered at the Palace.
Frank Becker, a Santa Cruz merchant,
registered at the Exchange yesterday.
Sheriff Thomas A. Hubbell was a pass
enger south yesterday for Albuquerque.
Geo. R. Bennett, a travelling sales
man from Denver, is registered at the
Palace.
Colonel Geo. w. Knaebel went to
Chama and Antonito this morning on
legal business.
Thos. Dozier, of San I~ldefonso, a
teacher at the school, spent Sunday at
the Exchange.
Mr.. Morgan, of Leadville, stopped at
the Exchange yesterday, and left for Red
River this morning.
|. II. Rapp, architect of the new capt.
tol building, returned home from a trip
to Las Vegas last night.
General Agent L. J. Helm returned
last night from a business trip out on
the Santa Fe-Paciic railroad.
Geo. D. Stateson, representing Fowler
& Co., a Chicago dry goods house, is in
the city. He is at the Palace.
S. E. Bennett, of Denver, a CONNER
cial man, is interviewing local NOR
chants today. He stops at the Palace.
j. lex Evans, of Toronto, Canada, is
in the city. Mr.. Evans is here in quest
of health and expects to remain some
time.
Captain l.. G. Fort, the well known
Las Vegas attorney, is in the capital on
legal business and registers at the
Claire.
H. G. Reist, of Schenectady, N. Y,
is in the city on a pleasure trip of sew
eral days duration. He is registered at
the Palace.
E. A. Reece, wife and child, of Port
land, Ore, are here on a pleasure trip
and will remain a week. They are
stopping at the Palace.
Chas. Wynkoop, a brother to the Bland
Herald editor, came in last night from
that place on a visit to relatives. He
registers at the Bon-Ton.
Alexander Hood, a Colorado mining
man, registering from Denver, stopped
at the Exchange yesterday and left for
Red River this morning.
E. B. McCuen, of San Antonio, Tex,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
John H. Walker, for the past week, left
this morning for his home.
G. II. Veeder, of Hartford, Conn,
came in OF the flyer this morning and
placed his name on the Palace register.
He will remain several days.
Joseph Murray, of Denver, registered
at the Exchange yesterday. Mr.. Muir
ray will 60 to the Red River district and
look up mining investments.
j. w. Fleming, mayor of Silver City,
left on this mornings Rio Grande for
Monero, on official business. He is ter
ritorial coal mine inspector.
Messrs. Pedro Perea and Pedro Cas-
tillo, of Bernalillo, who spent the past
two days in the city on business, left
yesterday for their home.
Thos. Jones, an old timer, arrived
last evening from Las Vegas, and will
leave shortly for the Cochiti mining dis
trict. He stops at the Bon-Ton.
W. B. Dolan and Jesse Eddie of New
York, who have been stopping in the
city several days, went to Galveston
yesterday. They are touring the west.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. L. WHY'S left this
afternoon for Roswell, where they will
take up their permanent residence. The
success for their future.
Father O'Keefe, parish priest of Las
Vegas and FIR. Hughes, a Jesuit, from
Albuquerque who were here attending
the funeral of FIR. Guyot, returned to
their homes yesterday.
Louis Lutz and G.. w. Hayden, Las
Vegas citizens, interested in the stock
raising industry, are in the city and
guests at the Claire. It is understood
they are here on legal business.
Judge H. L. Warren, counsel for
Thos. =. Tucker, arrived from Albu-
querque last evening to be present at
the hearing in fuckers case here on to
morrow before Chief Justice Mills.
r. g. Breckenridge, manager of the
Monte Vista Milling & Elevating COM
pany, was a passenger north for Colo
RADIO yesterday. He is returning from
a business trip in company with General
Agent Helm on the Santa Fe-Pacific.
E. H. Salazar, postmaster at Las We
gas and one of the editors of Ell indie.
pendiente, was in the city yesterday
visiting his mother, Mrs. w. HI. Man.
derfeld, and attending to private bust
ness. He feels well satisfied in his new
position and looks hale and hearty.
c. s. Hughes, of the firm of Mitchell
& Hughes, stone quarrymen at Lamy,
is in the city today. The firm has the
contract for furnishing the building
stone for the new Capitol and
Mr.. Hughes states that nearly all
of the dimension stone has been quar-
ried and that no delays will occur in the
future on their part.
D. C. Hobart, chairman of the terri
torial board of equalization, Is here en-
route for Silver City. He is Just re-
turning from q months visit TO the Pa
ciic coast. He reports matters on the
north Pacific coast as prosperous and
says the enthusiasm concerning the war
with Spain is immense. He never saw
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