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

ILuWdIu "A. odChtll, u DSlNCI, 10 q
visitor in town.
Tony Luna, of Albuquerque, is visit
ing his grandmother in Santa Fe.
w. e. Dame, of Cerrillos, lieutenant of
the Rough Riders, registered at the Pal
ace hotel yesterday afternoon.
Michael O. Neill, of Cerrillos, owner of
valuable turquoise property, came to
Santa Fe yesterday on a business trip,
and registered at the Palace.
Hon. H. O. Bursum went to his home
at Socorro last evening. He intends to
return to Santa Fe mex week to take
charge of the ~penitentiary, if the old
accounts are settled by hat time.
Mrs. C. w. Smith, who has been Wis
iting in Santa Fe for some time, left
yesterday afternoon for Cerrillos to visit
her brother, John Krick. After a brief
stay at Cerrillos Mrs. Smith will go to
San Pedro to join her husband, who is
engaged in the mines of that section.
J. A. Bittel, a Chicago shoe agent, is
paying one of his periodical visits to
town, and is registered at the Palace.
H. L. Darby, of Denver, came to
town last evening on business. He is
accompanied by his wife and son. They
registered at the Palace.
C. A. Simington, of Chicago, arrived
on the Santa Fee last evening, and is a
guest at the Palace hotel.
A. s.. Taylor, of New Albany, Ind, is
a guest at the Palace, where he is stop
ping for the benefit of his health.
Thomas A. Jones, of Springfield, ILL.,.
is a guest at the Exchange, and may
remain some time in this city, for the
benefit of his health.
E. Bunce and wife, of Las Vegas, ar
rived last night and registered at the
Exchange, en- route to Ojo Caliente.
r.. L. Newbern and T. D. Ramsey, of
Minneapolis, are in Santa Fe today, en-
route to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hughes went to
Denver this morning, Mr. Hughes 60
ing on business for the New Mexican
Printing company. They expect to re-
TURN nome SATURDAY.
Hon. T. B. Catron left for Silver City
yesterday on legal business. Court con-
vened there yesterday, and he will ap-
pear for the prosecution in the cases of
Lee and Gilliland, charged with the
Fountain murder.
Mrs. Cruz Santistevan and Miss
Amalia Santistevan, who have been
visiting in this city, returned this morn
ing to their home at Taos.
Probate Judge Lucero went to Espa-
nola this morning.
j. K. Mackenzie, a mining man from
Chicago, arrived from the east last
last night, and registered at the Palace,
and left this morning for Tres Piedras,
where he has mining interests.
Judge Fl. L. Warren, of Albuquerque,
who has been in the city for the last day |
two on business with the land office,
returned south this afternoon.
John X. Mckenzie, of Chicago, inter-
ested in mines in this territory, Is a
guest at the Palace hotel. Today he
went to Espanola to inspect some Of the
mines in that vicinity. He will return
to Santa Fe in the course of a few days.
Dewitt Pierce, first sergeant of CON-
pany G, United States volunteers,
left yesterday on a several weeks
visit to friends at Cerirllos. Ser
geant Pierce is still suffering from the
of his illness, contracted In
Cubt, but hopes that his stay at Cerril-
los will restore him to good health.
Rev. Mr.. HARDWOOD left this after
for Albuquerque, after officiating
at the funeral of Harry Lewis. He re-
:urns, however, on Saturday, to preach
he following day in the Methodist
Mormon Elders Houston and Cuff, Of
Provo, Utah, left for Albuquerque this
afternoon, intending to return later In
he year. They are pleased with the
own. They say that polygamy is a
lead issue with them.
Judge McFie has returned from Las
Cruces. He say vegetation is fairly
in the southern part Of the ter
itory, and while some of the fruit has
,een frost bitten, there is left all the
will bear.
M. r. Otero, register Of the land Of
Ice, has returned to Santa Fe from a
'isit to Albuquerque.
James Dunn and w. Choatc, of Ger
illos, were visitors at tho sanltarium
oday. They returned home this after
Ioon.