Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

j. 5. Langston, a Cerrillos business
man, is at the Claire.
P. G. Worley, Of the upper Pecos, is
stopping in the city.
Colonel Frost has gone to Kansas City
on a short business trip.
George Marsh has been seriously III
with an attack of lumbago.
j. A. Armstrong, a st. Louis shoe
man, is at the Palace hotel.
Mrs. E. E. Davis, who is touring in
the southwest, is at the Palace hotel.
j. w. Douglas, a Denver commercial
man, is interviewing II citizens, stop
ping at the Claire.
Z. A. Barnes and wife and Miss Alb
ney, of Charleston, w. Va, are tourists
stopping at the Palace.
Thos. Burke, a miner from Rico, is In
the city on his way to COchiti. He Is
registered at the Bon Ton.
j. II. B. Gilmore, of upper Pecos, is
in the city. He will leave tonight for
| Kentucky on a visit to relatives.
Page B. Otero left last night for Las
| Vegas, having received a dispatch an
nouncing the. serious illness of his aged
mother.
c. E. Llewellyn, d Omaha, brother Of
Hon. w. II. ii. Llewellyn, of Las Cruces,
is in the city on business, stopping at the
Palace hotel.
Don Juan Ortiz, a prominent and
prosperous merchant of Galisteo, is In
the city on business. He registers at
the Bon Ton:
A Mennett, OF Las Vegas, represent
ing Browne & M~anzanares, is doing
some business among the local mer-
chants, and registers at the Palace
hotel.
R. M. Force, the fortunate lessee of
the Benton mine near Dolores, Is in the
city on matters connected with the mine
and reports that property as showing up
in great shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Randolf and
son, of Morristown, N. T.. and Miss
Chandler, of South Bethlehem, Pa, COM
prise a tourist party who will stop at
the Palace this week.
A. B. Rcnehan, ESQ.,, is attending to
business matters in Albuquerque, and
from that city will 90 On south to Ell
Paso on a similar errand. He will be
absent several days.
L. J. Curran, of Albuquerque, o men,
Der Of the Transmissippi exposition
commission, spent the day in the city,
attending a meeting of the board. He
returned home this afternoon.
Hon. F. A. Reynolds returned from o
trip to Bland last night and is at the
Exchange again. Mr.. Reynolds is en-
thusiastic over the Cochiti camp and
says 1t has a great future before 1t.
Hon. J.. j.. Leeson, of Socorro, is in
the city and registers at the Exchange.
He came up from the south to, attend a
meeting of the Transmississippi EXPOSE
tion commission, OF which body he Is "A
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wisner, of Detroit,
came in from Cerrillos last night and
are at the sanitarium. They are accom-
panied by Mr.. Dunn, engineer of the
smelter at Cerrillos. Mr.. Wisner is not
in good health and will remain at the
sanitarium for some days.
Mr.. Cy Wafman, o ,Denver, author of
the interesting articles on railrOrding, |
which are runningin McClure's Maya
zine, spent the day in Santa Fe procnr-
ing material for q book which he will
so0n publish on the building Of q rail-
road through the deserts Of the south
west. MIR. Warman Is q practical rail-
road engineer and writes Of the experi-
ences of himself and companions while
on duty, as only mi who has been
throuph the mill can.