Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-17

Mrs. T. B. Catron has returned from a
visit to Chicago, where young Charles
versity of Chicago.
j. j. Lesson, of Socorro, who a in
charge of the New Mexico exhibit at the
Tennessee and Omaha eXpositions, and
who performed his duties as commits
sioner to those exhibitions satisfactorily
and thoroughly, is in the city today,
stopping at the Exchange. He is here
on official business.
Felix Papa, the saloon keeper struck
yesterday with apoplexy and paralysis,
continues about the same. His left side
is affected.
c. l.. Bishop has recovered sufficiently
from his prolonged siege with the grip
to be out, and is attending to his bust
ness as usual. His wife, however, is
| quite sick with the disease.
1t is reported that a strong effort will
be made by the people of Pena Blanca
to have the legislature appropriate
moneys for building a bridge across the
Rio Grande river, so as to make COM
munication direct and easy between this
city and the Cochiti country.
Miss Tessie Call is ill with the grip.
A. Collins, of Ireland's drug store, has
recovered from his second attack of the
| grip so as to be able to return to BUSH
ness.
J.. o. Roche, of Chicago, who has been
attending his sick wife at the SANTA
rum, returned east last night, leaving
Mrs. Roche with comfortable surround
ings.
Captain John Fl. Riley was a passen-
ger for the south last night en- route to
Tularosa, where he has imported land
ed interests.
Messrs. e. L. Gutierrez, Pablo Crespin
and Marcelino Baca, representatives
from Bernalillo county, were callers at
The New Mexican office today. They
are old friends Of the paper and readers
of Ell Nuevo Mexicano.
Hon. J.. E. Wharton, Of Lincoln coun-
ty, was introduced at The New Mexican
office by Captain Curry. Mr.. Wharton
was assured that the minority in the
house would receive fair and impartial
treatment at the hands Of this paper.
Celsa Vigil, aged go, was buried from
the cathedral this morning in San Mi
guel cemetery.
The New Mexico commissioners at the
Transmississippi exposition in Omaha,
met this afternoon at 1880 in Governor
Princes office to perfect their report to
the legislature.
The janitor at the federal building
was absent minded this morning and
raised the flag wrong side up, the sig
nal of distress at sea. The inverted ma
tional emblem flew that way until 9
O'Clock, when the janitor was notified
of his mistake and the flag was changed
to it's proper position.
f. w. Flanley is a railroad man from
Denver who is stopping temporarily in
this city, and is registered at the Palace.
Fred II. Whipple and wife, of Detroit,
are guests at the Palace while in town.
They are on a trip through the south-
west.
j. B. Brown, of South Haven, Mich,
is travelling through the territory, and
while in Santa Fe is a guest at the Pal
ace.
Fred Warschauer and wife, Of Conejos,
Colo. who have been in this city on q
visit, returned home this morning over
the D. & r. G.
r. J. Curran, of Albuquerque, who
represents that staunch and first-class
insurance company, the Equitable Life
Assurance Association, is in the city on
business. He is one of the most success
full agents In the country.
j. T. Manning, correspondent of The
New Mexican, has arrived from a south
ern trip, and will for the presentdo some
legislative work for The New Mexican.
Constantio Miera, assessor of Socorro
county, is in the city on business. He
was elected by a handsome majority,
and the indications are that he will
make a good official.
Miss Natalia S%toneroad, OF Las Vegas,
is a guest at the Palace while in the city
on business In connection with the legis-
lature. Miss StOneroad is one Of the
council committee clerks.
G. E. Mccoy, representing the Ken
dali Shoe Company of Kansas City, re-
turned last night from q successful
northern trip over the D. & r. g., and
registered at the Palace. He left for
the south this afternoon.
D. Keller, a travelling man from Gal
weston, arrived last night, and registered
at the Claire.
j. Carruthers is up from San Pedro
on a business trip, and is registered at
the Exchange.
Dionicio Ortiz, of Sabinal is in this
city on legislative business, and is stop
ing at the Exchange.
George Rhamy, a mining man from
Creole, is in town on business, and reg
istered at the Claire.
Vim. Mcintosh, the sheep man from
Chilli is in the city IN a business trip,
and is registered at the Claire.
j. G. Dalton, a business nan from
Manassa, Colo, is in town today on a
trip, and is stopping at the Claire.
F. w. Murphy, representing a Denver
furniture house, arrived last night on
q business trip, and is a guest at the
Claire while in town.
Charles Atchison, representing a
Kansas City commercial establishment,
arrived from the east last night, and is
a guest, while in the city, at the Claire.
James P. McCabe, is a health seeker
from Seneca, Ills, who is in this city to
recuperate in Its favorable climate. He
is stopping at the Exchange.
Us Liston, Of Palisade, Ia, is In the
city where he will probably find en-
ployment, and for the present is a guest
at the Exchange.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Dunning, principal OF
the high school, has been confined to
hnr hono will TIM rrin c;noo loc% Nwsl~.,