Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

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H. L. Warren, albuquerque attorney,
is at the Palace froM the south.
F. Buchanan, q Socorro attorney,
is at the Palace for a few days.
Antonio Nieto, a resident of Chimayo,
is in the city on business and stops at
the Bon-Ton.
Martin Wells Is a visitor in the capital
city from Las Vegas, and registers at
the Bon-Ton.
Private James Merchant, n of
Madrid's "Rough Riders is home in a
80 days furlough.
John Flanagan is at the Exchange
from Dewey with two children whom he
will place in school here.
Ira B. Moore, of Cheyenne, is enjoy
ing a grateful change OF. climate for a
week and is at the Palace.
Ex-D Delegate Antonio Joseph is at the
Exchange en- route to Roswell where he
will place his boy in school.
Thomas Ortiz and daughter anne in
last night from Phoenix, on a visit to
relatives, and stops at the Bon-Ton.
c. w. Mason, of Altoona, and c. ).
Thomas, of Philadelphia, who are stop
ping at the Palace, will shortly goo of on
a hunting trip. Both gentlemen are
capitalists who are much pleased with
Santa Fe, and it is hoped they will see
their way to invest here.
Rev. T. P. O'Keefe, pastor of the
Catholic church at East Las Vegas, has
been appointed to a professorship in the
Catholic university at Washington.
Hon. Sol. Luna and wife, who were
here last Saturday evening and were
well pleased with the hearty reception
rendered their relative, Captain Max
Luna, returned to their home at Los
Luhas' this Observation-Disclosures
Citizen. ~
E. G. Taylor, of Chicago, who recent
ly spent 60 days fishing in the upper
Rio Grande, and topped off with q fish
ing trip through the Pecos country, re-
turned home over the Santa Fe last
night from this city. He has been visit
ing with E. B. Linnen, and is delighted
with this western country.
T.. j. Curran, who was down south on
life insurance business, returned to the
city last evening. He stated that Grant
county will send a very creditable ex-
hibit to the territorial fair. Mr.. Curran
leaves for Santa Fe this evening, where
he will have charge Of the Bernalillc
county exhibit at the horticultural fair.
Albuquerque Citizen.
Miss Lynette Dean, who has been
engaged to teach in the public school in
Cerrill0s the coming term, arrived homo
from Santa Fe Monday, after having
attended the teachers institute there
she also passed the teachers eXamina'
ton. Miss Dean attained the second
highest grade of any teacher In the
county. Her examination papers in
point of merit very nearly equalled those
Of Mrs. l.. A. Harvey of Santa Fe, who
was credited with the highest grade
Cerrillos Register.
Mr.. 4. j. Curran, special agent of the
Equitable Assurance association, cam
up from Albuquerque last night ant
will be here during the fair. Mr.. Cur
ran spent last week in Grant county
and while there interviewed the frni'
men and orchardists in the interest O.
the horticultural fair. He says tina
the fruit he saw in that vicinity wa!
first class in every particular. The or
chardists, farmers, mining men and cat
tlemen of Grant county are all begin
ming to feel the results Of the coming
prosperity and the merchants are al
smiles. Pin0s Altos, the mining camp
is one of the prettiest little camps in thu
west. Fort Bayard is brushing up, pre-
paratory to the coming back Of troops
Sergeant John v. Morrison and Pr
vatc Arthur Hudson, of the "Rougt
Riders" inform their parents here, thai
everything Is getting ready for theil
muster out, papers are being prepared
that they are well and that they hope tt
be home veryrsoon. They have been
living high Of late as the New York
people have just been falling over each
other to supply the Rough Riders
with the good. things of this life.
Mr.. Malaquiades Otero, a we'll known
and prosperous citizen Of Cubero, OF
rived last night from Valencia county
|. and will place his brother, Benito, II
st. Michael's college, his daughter, Juan
ita, and sister, Trinidad, In the Lorettt
academy. He is accompanied by Mrs
Narcisco Pine, also Of Cubero, who visit
relatives here.
!, Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman, Of tn,
: "Rough Riders," writes from CAM
Wikoff that he is very busy getting regi
mental property together to be turnet
, in prior to the muster out of the regi
F, ment, and that he is well.
Hon. J. I. Mclaughlin, whom add
! tion to being d very successful mininl
engineer, is q very good county com
missioner, was in the city today on OF
fetal business from his home at Sal
Pedro.
, Juan Ortiz, merchant, stockgrowe
and respected citizen OF Galisteo, !
, here on business. He and . few assc
: ciates hold 10000 pounds of this sprin
; wool clip for higher prices.
Attorney b. +. Adams, OF Albuquel
: qud. returned last night from Chama
! : where he hiss been fn~stituting o Knight
Of Pythias lodge.
, DR.. d. w. Manley has returned fror
q trip to Silver City and Las Cruces
+ He was ct the former place attendin
the meeting OF the beard Of dental ex
! aminers and at Las Cruces to look afte
! mining matters.