Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Justice Garcias wife is very sick with
the grip.
Hon. Pedro Perea is in the capital to-
day from Bernalilo.
Hon. j. S. Clarke, territorial coal in
spector, is at the Palace from Las
Vegas.
Hon. c. A. Spiess. now IA well TODD
Las Vegas attorney, is in the capital on
legal business. a
Mrs. O. S. Warren, of Silver City, is in
the capital on business trip and is a
guest at the Palace.
E United States District attorney W. B.
Childers came up from Albuquerque
last night on legal matters.
e. d. McAdam. of Gre EIDE, came down
last night on business trip, and regis
tered at the Exchange
j. M. Mcdonald, ESQ.,, is in the cap
ital today on legislative business, and
registered at the Exchange.
EX-Marshal Fred Fornotf. of Albu
qucrque, arrived from his home last
night, and is at the Palace.
Hon. 7. A. Fnical, of Albuquerque,
returned last night to the scene of his
legislative labors, and is at the Palace.
Manager James Dnggan of the Ma
drid coal mines was over from Madrid
yesterday, and guest at the Palace.
Hon. J. E. Wharton of White Oaks
returned last night from the south in
attendance on his legislative duties.
Hon. Eugenio Romero and Hon. J. S.
Duncan, of Las Vegas, have returned
from spending Sunday at their hon c,
and are at the Palace.
Hon. Martin Lohman came up from
Las Cruces yesterday, on legislative
matters, and is registered at the Palace.
Frank Becker, the Santa Cruz mer-
chant, spent the day in Santa Fe at
tending to business before the probate
court.
General Agent Z. g. Helm, of the
Denver & Rio Grande road, left for
Arizona yesterday afternoon, on bust
ness trip for his road.
b., Ruppe, the Albuquerque druggist
and member of territorial board of
pharmacy, is in the city attending a
meeting of the board.
Rev. w. II. Moore, the Presbyterian
pastor, went south to Ell Paso this after
noon, on two weeks visit with his
brother, Rev. H. w. Moore of the Pres
| byterian church there.
E. &. Murphy, of the Murphy-Van
Petten Drug Company of Las Vegas,
and member of the territorial board of
pharmacy, Isl In the city in attendance
upon meeting of the board.
Superintendent Cole Lydon, of the ID.
& R. g., arrived from the north Satur-
day night, and registered at the Palace,
He returned this morning.
Captain S. H. Simpson, of Taos. who
| has been in this city to meet an eastern
friend, returned home this morning.
James Allen, of New York, one of the
most prominent decorators in the United
States, arrived last night from Havana
and Vera Cruz, and leaves for the north
and east tonight. He registered at the
Palace.
Dr. Thomas OHagan, of Toronto,
Canada, who has been in the city for a
week past, lecturing on literary sub
iects at the Loretto academy, left this
afternoon for San Antonio, Tex, where
he will speak before the citizens in that
place.
w. c. Porterfeld, of Silver City,
member of the territorial board of
pharmacy and well-known business
man in the southern part of the territory,
is in the city to attend meeting of the
board of pharmacy.
Captain A. B. Fall, of the 1st Terri
torals, returned home this week and
was warmly greeted by his many friends.
Mrs. Fall and the children, who have
been for some time in Clarksvllle, Tex,
visiting relatives, will not return until
summer Grande Republican.
There was great deal of hearty hand
shaking last Saturday morning when
this distinguished citizen of our little
city appeared on its streets, fresh from
military service at Albany, Ga. Before
the territorial regiment was mustered
out Lieutenant Crnickshank had been
promoted to the rank of captain and
transferred to the surgeon generals
staff. An official telegram reached him
on Monday, requesting his immediate re-
turn to Albany, and on Tuesday he de.
parted with the understanding that he
is at once to proceed to Havana for ser.
vice in the surgical department of the
regular army.-San Marcial Bee.
First Lieutenant John w. Catron. of
the lst territorial regiment, returned
home last fight. After being mustered
out, the lieutenant spent considerable
time in Washington, Chicago and Lex.
ington. In the latter places he visited
his brothers who are attending the Chi
cago University and Wentworth Military
academy. The many friends of Mr..
Catron are greeting him with the warm
est congratulations for the exccptiona
record which he made while in the ser
vice, but the boys whom he otlcereC
were disappointed because they received
no advice of his proposed return and the
arrangements made to give him warn
reception were consequently frustrated
He is fairly idolized by the boys ant
they seem to take special delightin hon
oring him.
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