Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Joe Anfenger went to Cerrillos today,
A. F. Christian, of Denver, is stopping
at the Claire.
G. W. Griffith, of Kansas City, is at
the Exchange.
l. R. Brown, of Kansas City, is regis
tered at the Claire.
A. D. Ashbaugh, of Denver, is regis
tered at the Palace.
A. c. Ireland returned from a short
stay in Denver, last night.
Judge J.. r. McFie returned last night
from a short visit to Las Cruces.
Manuel Baca, a well known citizen Of
Pena Blanca, Is here ON business.
L. j. Tyson, a knight of the grip from
Pueblo, is registered at the Palace.
Otis WEIGH, a Denver mining man, is
in the city. He registers at the Ex-
change.
A. d. Allen, u drummer from Law
renee, Kas., is displaying a line of shirts
at the Palace.
L. B. Learner, representing d general
dry goods house in Kansas City, is a
Palace guest.
Frank Feith, a travelling man, is In
the city from La Junta. He registers
at the Bon-Ton.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills, of Las We
gas, is in the city the guest of Governor
and Mrs. Otero.
Frank P. Chaves, a leading citizen of
Rio Arriba county and who Is well
known in this city, is here on business
and on a visit to relatives.
Miss Pringle, who has been teaching
in the Indian school here, left last night
for her home in New York.
Rafael Romero, formerly interpreter
| of the court under Judge Laughlin, Is in
the city from Mora.
Hon. Sam Eldodt went up to Chamita
this morning to look after his business
interests.
Geo. A. Vincent, a commercial trav-
| eler from Denver, is registered at the
Claire.
f. w. Dudley, a travelling man from
Howell, Mich, is showing local mer.
chants a line of clothing.
Demetrio Leyba and Camilo Leyba,
two sheep men from GalisteO, are in the
city on business, stopping at tho Bon
Ton.
Fred Caffell, who works for Bond
Bros. at Espanola, was in the city yes
terday. He left for home on this morn
ing's Rio Grande.
r. c. Chase and wife, of Glenwoo(
Springs, tourists, are registered at thu
Claire. They are en- route to California
for an extended pleasure trip.
Joshua Reynolds, the Las Vega
banker, was a passenger south for E
Paso last night on train No. 2l, tina
was held up early this morning nea'
Belen.
President E. 7. Jeffery, Of the Denve
& Rio Grande railroad, is in Alamos'
today in his special car He is accom-
panied by several of the roads chief of
fcials.
Geo. Gallup and John G. Zane, of Els
canada, Mich, arrived in the city las
night and registered at the Exchange
They are looking up a location in tn
territory for a home.
Cole Lydon, superintendent of tn
Alamosa division of the Denver & Ri
Grande railroad, was in the city yestel
day, a guest at the Palace, and left thi
! morning for the north via the mario,
> gauge.
. Frank Hudson spent Sunday in C0lora
do Springs and on the way home stoppe
off at Alamosa Yesterday morning to Sc
the artesian well, leaving his baggag
, in charge of A. G. Ireland, who brOugh
1 it home. Mr.. Hudson is expected hon
tonight.
!. Governor Otero will spend the las
three days of this month in Las Vega
in attendance at the encampment of tn
Otero Guards at the Hot Springs an
i, thereafter will visit COlfax county o
, official business.
E. Burlingame, the well know
= Denver assayer and mining man, wer
9 west last night as far as Tucson, wher
U he goes to be a witness in a land cast
He was on the train that was held, up bu
$ lost no valuables.
: Hon. j. +. Hinkle, of Lower Penasct
Capt. w. H. Jack, of Silver City, an
FREDERICK Otero were passengers TO
n Las Vegas last night TO attend q NEE
= ing of the territorial cattle sanitar
board, meeting in that city today.
Mr.. McClintock, the A. T. & S.
railway agent at Pueblo, Colo. who n
Gently went through the novel exper
ence of being presented with a dynamit
bomb and whose hand was somewhs
e injured upon opening the package, wer
Q south last night to Ell Paso, Tex.
J. P. Whitney, of Boston, owner (
r the Cochiti land grant in Bernalill
county and heavily interested in mimi
in Grant county, came up from Silve
$ City last night en- route to Prescott
$ where he will remain a few days, goin
thence to southern California for som