Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-17

ian, who came here several years ago
for his health, has started Il private
school at the Ramona Indian school
building.
Joseph Ford, who has been visiting
his mother at Boston during the past
three weeks, returned to the sanitarium
yesterday, He was accompanied to
Santa Fe by his brother, Frank. While
in Boston, Mr.. Ford had the misfortune
to stumble down a flight of stairs and
sprained an ankle. He is still disabled
from the accident.
Mrs. Solomon Luna, of Los Lunas,
who has been a guest OF Mrs. NELL b.
Field, of Albuquerque, for the last week,
arrived in Santa Fe last night, and will
stay with her parents, Hon. and Mrs.
M. R. Otero, for the next three or four
weeks. Hon. Solomon Luna is now in
the southern part of the territory at
tending to his extensive sheep business.
Assessor Telesfor Rivera has returned
home from a tout of the northern pre-
cincts and Will this week make the
rounds in the southern precincts of the
county.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Harwood returned
to Albuquerque Saturday evening after
having spent the greater part of the
week in Santa Fe. He was elected de-
partment chaplain for the 10th consecu-
tive time by the Grand Army encamp-
ment held here.
Special Agent Sherrard Coleman of
the court of private land claims left this
morning for Rio Arriba county where he
will examine the surveys of the POlvade-
ra land grant. He will be joined by T..
NJ. Hurlburt, examiner of surveys for
the general land office who will examine
the surveys for the government to see
how correctly and how much according
to law they have been made.
Alexander Johnson, of Kansas City, is
registered at the Exchange.
William Mullin, of Trinidad, is a guest
at the Exchange.
l.. G. Boyer, of New York, is in the
city.
John w. Cook, of Denver, is a visitor
in Santa Fe.
A. Stansbury, a tobacco agent from
Denver, is stopping at the Palace.
Hon. F. A. Manzanares, of Las Vegas,
who attended a meeting of the capitol
rebuilding board Saturday, has re-
turned home.
X. S. Miller, a capitalist from Rocky
Ford, Colo, is a visitor in this city.
A. D. Graham, a wool merchant, is a
guest at the Palace.
Mrs. M. E. Mayhem and son, Of De-
troit, are tourists who are guests at the
Palace.
Mrs. NJ. Smith, of New York, is a
guest at the Palace.
M. S. Rosenstaedt, a commercial
agent from San Francisco, is registered
at the Palace.
f. W. Murphy, a travelling man from
Denver, is making the rounds Of the
city to-day.
Charles Atchison came in yesterday
from Reading, Pa. He is a guest at the
Claire.
F. M. Rockwell and Miss A. l.. Rock
well, of Milwaukee, tourists, who are
spending a few days in the city, took a
number of photographs of the plaza
yesterday during the band concert.
They are staying at the Palace, and will
go to Tucson soon.
John Long, Leo Long, Frank Calling
ton and James Sowell, of Alamosa, are
in the city, and stop at the Bon-Ton.
R. J. Ewing, of Glorietta, spent Sat-
md w md Ci,n1o1y IN tha oikx, opI ~
turned to-day. He registered at the
Bon-Ton.
B. F. Boyd, travelling for a Los An
geles cigar company, came in last even
Bon-Ton.
Mrs. Nathan Smith, of New York, who
has been five or six months at the Mon
tezuma, Las Vegas hot springs, has re-
turned to the Santa Fe sanitarium.
Miss Rebecca Clark and her mother,
who have been the guests Of Leo
Hersch, returned this morning to their
home at Plaza Alcalde.
w. l.. w. Miller, a fire insurance man,
returned home to Denver this morning.
Evangelist j. B. Torres went home
this morning to Embudo. After attend
ing the presbytery at Ration he was the
guest of M. Madrid, of Santa Fe.
Territorial Treasurer Samuel Eldodt
went to Chamita this morning.
L. A. Hughes is spending the day at
Chamita on personal business.
Robert ]. Jessup, who has, since Au-
gust, been a member of the editorial
staff of the New Mexican, left this
morning for Denver. Mr.. Jessup has
made many friends, who regret to see
him leave Santa Fe, and who wish him
abundant success in a new field.
Governor Otero is at his sheep ranch,
but will return in a couple of days.
City Clerk M. A. Ortiz, will leave to-
morrow morning on the flyer for Chica-
go where he will spend two or three
months at the Mercy hospital.
John A. Eames, representing a Chica-
go lithographing house, is a guest at
the Exchange hotel.
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