Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

T. H. Tucker, of Alamogordo, is reg
istered at the Claire hotel.
D. c. Osmun, an insurance adjuster
from Denver, is registered at the Pal
ace hotel.
Edward Henry, insurance adiuster,
from Las Vegas, is stopping at the Pal
ace hotel.
Charles Wheeler, of Las Vegas, came
over last night on business and is regis
tered at the Exchange.
B.. A. Sleyster and G. e. Brewer, in
surance adjusters from Albuquerque.
are guests at the Palace hotel.
Robt. Krenz, a mining nan from Es-
pamela, is in town today on business,
and registered at the Exchange.
Cipriano Baca, deputy United States
marshal and assessor of Socorro coun-
ty, was a guest at the Claire today.
A.. l.. Kendall, justice of the peace at
Cerrillos. is up today on court business
mo is registered at the Exchange.
A. r. Gibson and John Rock, of
cleveland, O., who We're in this CITY, re-
turned from a trip to Colorado Springs
N are again registered at the Palace.
Colonel j. r. Armijo. Albuquerque's
new postmaster, came up last night and
is a guest at the Palace, where he will
be FOR a day or so on business. He is
all smiles over the new appointment.
and is being widely congratulated.
John Bardill and wife, of Grand Fork,
ILL.,, are guests at the Exchange hotel
en- route through the territory on a trip.
Robert DWyer and wife, of Durango,
were registered at the Exchange en-
route through to California.
Charles Mcdonald, of Albuquerque,
came up last night on business in this
city, and registered at the Claire hotel.
Sheriff Hubbell, of Bernalillo county,
is in town today from Albuquerque and
is a guest at the Claire.
j. P. Megeath, formerly superintend-
ent of the coal department of the Union
Pacific and now interested in develop
ment of coal mining in Wyoming, is in
the city on business and is registered
at the Palace hotel, from Salt Lake
City.
James G.. Megeath, of Omaha, in
years past a noted immigration pro-
moter, and who was of great assistance
to immigrants years ago in securing To-
in the western country, is in
town for a short time on business and
is registered at the Palace hotel.
The Griffin boys are able to be out
again, but the Cuban malaria has had
such a grip on them hal they have had
a hard time of it. However, they are
philosophical and have ne kick to regis
ter, and hope that they have got
through now for good with the mala-
ria.
c.. M. Foraker and Jake Levy went to
ltincon yesterday afternoon on a hunt
ing trip. The friends of the Nimrods
have organized a relief party for the
purpose of rescuing them in a day or
two-they are more than liable to get
hopelessly lost in the jungles along the
Rio Grande.
H. S. Lutz, who has for the last two
years OBLIGATED acceptably as the agent
in this city of the Wells Fargo Express
in connection with his rail-
road duties, has resigned, as he finds
it requires more than n man to
handle both. The express business in
his city has grown immensely of late,
and will soon require the entire atten-
ton of the agent. Mr.. Lutz has a COM
plimentary letter from Superintendent
who expresses much regret at
.osing so valuable a man. Route Agent
Powars will be in town shortly to ar
range for Mr.. Lutz' relief.
L. Flynn, the Denver r~estauranteur,
who came down to look over the local
ground, has contracted to take the
Claire restaurant, which he will open
next Wednesday, and returned to Den
yer this morning over the D. & r. G. to
bring back his help. Mr.. Flynn is
highly spoken Of as a very capable man
n his line of business, and the Claire
lotel people are congratulating them
elves upon having found so expert
need a person to conduct he hotel
afe.
Mrs. Geo. r. Baucus, who has been
cry seriously i'll for the last two weeks,
somewhat better today, and great
Dpes are now entertained for her re-
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