Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-10

leo Odd Fellows, which convenes in that
place tomorrow morning.
l. L. Bacharach, a business man from
Las Vegas, registered at the Claire over
Sunday.
Rev. Father Gilberton went up to
Chamita this morning on parochial bus
mess.
John C. West, representing a Chicago
drug house, and wife, are stopping at
the Palace.
Captain Max. Luna and wife are in
the city, stopping with the captains
grandmother.
Lew Bassett, the fruit man, has re-
turned from Denver, n Is registered at
the Exchange.
Don Juan Ortiz, merchant and sheep
raiser, of Galisteo, is in the city, stop
ping at the Bon-Ton.
W. j. Norris, of Anderson. Ind, is
stopping at the Exchange. He is in
Santa Fe for his health.
Mrs. G.. W. Hickox and family left
today to spend part of the winter sea
son in San Diego, Calf.
Louis B.. Huning, of Los Lunas, the
mill man, is in town on business. and is
stopping at the Palace.
G. B. Reed, of Idaho Springs, Colo, is
registered at the Exchange. He Is in
town on a business visit.
Mrs. N. Eterno, of Boston. arrived
over the Santa Fe last night to remain
in this city for her health.
l.. C. Leonard, representing a Chicago
shoe house, Is in this city on business,
and is registered at the Palace.
Judge w. Stone, of the court OF pri-
vate land claims, left this morning for
Denver over the narrow gauge.
b. s. Rodey, the Albuquerque attor-
ney, was stopping at the Palace, while
attending to business in this city.
Hon. Pedro Perea, Republican nomi-
nee for delegate to congress, was a guest
at the Palace hotel here yesterday.
L. A. Simons, representing the Tope-
ka Paper Company, Is in town on busi~
ness, and is registered at the Palace.
Ernest Putnam, of Summit, N. j., is
registered at the Palace, and Is think
ing of going into business in this city.
Colonel r. e. Twitchell was in the
capital yesterday on private business,
and returned to Las Vegas last evening.
Miss Moore, of Ell Paso, who has been
| visiting with Major Palen's family for
| some time, leaves tonight for Pueblo on
a visit.
o. H. Barney, of Alamosa, and Thos.
| Graham, of Chama, railroad men, In
| Santa Fe on a special trip, are register
| ed at the Palace.
Hon. Solomon Luna left yesterday aft
| ernoon for his home in Los Lunas after
a pleasant visit with his mother and
other relatives here.
H. Fl. Howard, editor of that very
good weekly paper, the San Marcial Bee.
| spent yesterday in this city and enjoyed
his visit very much.
Hon. T. A .Finical, district attorney
| for Bernalillo and Valencia counties,
| registered at the Palace hotel yesterday
from Albuquerque.
Rev. Mr.. Redd, the new pastor of the
A. M. E. church. arrived Saturday night
from Anaconda, Mont, and preached
yesterday in his church.
T. j. Curran, the insurance man from
Albuquerque, went north this morning
over the D. & r. G. IN a business trip
through Rio Arriba county.
Captain S. S. Mathers, special agent OF
the general land office, has returned
ifrom an inspection trip through eastern
lDona Ana and Lincoln counties.
Miss Lampson, the Indian teacher
| from Nambe, was in town yesterday.
and registered at the Palace. She
returned to her school this morning.
Colonel N. S. Walpole, agent for the
Jicarilla Apache and Pueblo Indians, In
this city, has returned from an official
trip through the northern part Of the
territory.
Anastasio Martinez, Reducindo Tru-
jillo, Jose de la Cruz Ortiz, Jose D. Ortiz,
Juan de j. Rael and Valentin Rael are
in the city from Chimayo, stopping at
the Bon-Ton.
Ex-Delegate Antonio Joseph regis
tered at the Exchange over Sunday and
went north today to his Ojo Caliente
home. He has been In attendance on the
Deming convention.
w. L. Jones, of the First National
bank, has returned from a short pleas
ure trip to Denver. Mrs. Jones remain
ed in that city to visit with friends, and
will be home In a few days.
w. P. Clarke, a Denver mining man.
returned north this morning over the
narrow gauge after several months So
journ in this part Of the country, look
ing after his mining properties.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector A.
j. LOOMS went north this morning over
the narrow gauge, to be gone three
weeks on a. business trip through the
northern part Of the territory.
H. r. Matthews, travelling passenger
and freight agent of the Burlington
road, arrived Saturday night and regis
tered at the Palace. He left for the
north this morning over the D. & r. g.
w. H. Burrage Is a mining expert
from Canon City, who stopped at the
Palace over Sunday, en- route home from
Arizona, where he has been examining
properties with a view to reporting to
prospective investors up in Colorado.