Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

B. w. Field, of San Francisco, is stay
ing at the Palace.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. Elliot. of Las Vegas,
are at the Claire.
j. l.. Todd. a travelling man from Chi
cago, is a guest at the Palace.
Chief Justice William j. Mills, of Las
Vegas. is a guest at the Palace.
J. Ii. Susman, of New York, interest
ed in mining, is a guest at the Palace.
Hon. 7. b. Catron returned home last
evening from Las Vegas.
w. j. Slaughter will this evening
leave on a ten days trip to Ell Paso.
William II. Clark, of Tecumseh, O. r..
is a guest at the Exchange.
c. N. Glover, of Denver, Colo, is stop
ping at the Exchange.
A. Singer, IL business man from Albu-
querque, is a il guest at the Claire.
|. II. Mcguire, a travelling man from
Denver. is registered at the Claire.
John s.. Clark, of Las Vegas, coal oil
inspector of the territory, is a guest at
the Palace.
l.. Blumenthal. a New York travelling
man, registered last evening at the Pal
ace.
c. NJ. Finch, a business nan from
San Francisco. representing a manufac-
turer of iron cells for prisons, is a guest
at the Palace.
j. G. McCabe, Durango; w. E. Fam
araS, and George SaXton. of Alamosa, a
special train crew of the Denver e. Rio
Grande railroad. were guests at the Pal
ace over night.
Clemente Scholes who came to Santa
Fe a few days ago from Arizona, last
evening left for his home at jamestown,
N. Y.
Henry EsSinger, a business man from
Las Vegas, yesterday registered at the
Claire.
A. W. Tenant returned last Tuesday
evening from a business trip to Taos.
He will today go to Chicago, it is under
stood. to interest capitalists in mining
property in Taos county.
p. K. Harroun came to Santa Fe last
evening from Albuquerque and register
ed at the Claire. This morning he went
to Rio Grande to measure the flow of the
river. He says that the river is not as
yet rising rapidly.
Rev. Charles Pinto. of Ell Paso, was
the guest yesterday Of Archbishop Bour-
gade. This morning he left for Anto-
nitO.
j. B. Murphy, a Western Union Tele-
graph official from Alamosa, came to
Santa Fe last evening and registered at
the Palace.
Miss Jennie Walz arrived in Santa Fe
last evening from Ell Paso. She will
probably spend the summer with the
family Of Hon. Z. B. Catron.
Assessor Telesforo Rivera returned
home last evening from a tour through
the southern precincts. The assessment
in those precincts run about the same
as last year.
Miss Laura Weir, who had been spend
ing some time at the sanitarium, left
last evening on a visit to the Monte
yuma at Las Vegas Hot Springs. She
was accompanied by Sister Wilhelma.
S. B. Phillips, a travelling man from
Denver, registered last evening at the
Palace.
County Commissioner j. T. McLaugh-
lin anne in from San Pedro last even
ing and is a guest at the Palace. He
says that the strike recently made on
the Santa Fe Gold & Copper Mining
company's property at San Pedro was
only what had been expected. Some
building is being done at San Pedro and
new people are coming daily to the min
ing camp.
VIM. Ash, a resident of Cerrillos, re-
turned last evening from Alamosa,
where he has been visiting friends. He
registered at the Bon-Ton.
Il. N. Glover arrived last evening
from Denver. He comes to work on the
capitol building and registered at the
Bon-Ton.
Hon. r. p. Barnes, district attorney
of Grant county, is at the Claire.
N. S. Walpole, of Pueblo, the very
efficient and popular Indian agent, is
in the city, a guest at the Palace.
Rev. Paul Gilberton returned to San
ia Fe last evening after spending a week
in pastoral work at Cerillos and Madrid.