Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Kittie Crumpacker and her father,
Judge Crumpacker are registered at the
Palace hotel.
j. Carruthers, a mining man from San
Pedro, is in the city for the day, and is
stopping at the Exchange.
Silvestre Mirabal, u merchant and
sheep raiser at San Rafael, is in the
capital on private business.
Mr.. j. S. Clark, territorial coal oil
Inspector, came up last night from
~Alamogordo, and is stopping at the
Palace.
Corporal Alfonso C%louthicr, brother
in-law of Supreme Court Clerk j. d.
Sena, returned to his home in Taos this
morning.
Attorney Hugo Seaberg of Springer,
arrived from the north last night, on
legal matters and is registered at the
Palace hotel.
Mrs. Charles Gordon and Mrs. e. S.
Cline, tourists from Rochester, N. Y.
are guests at the Palace hotel, while in
the capital city.
William Fraser, q prominent Taos
mining man, arrived last night on a
business visit to the capital, and is a
guest at the Palace.
John James, member of the Albu-
querque board of education, is in the
city on business matters, and is regis
tered at the Palace.
Il. w. Duncan, representing the Ex-
aminer of San Francisco, arrived last
night on a business trip, and is a guest
at the Exchange.
Hon. II. O.. Bursum returned from
Socorro last night, and is again in at
tendance on his legislative duties. He
is registered at the Claire.
c. II. Gainsley, an Albuquerque mer-
chant, and wife, came up last night for
a day IN a visit to the capital, and are
registered at the Claire.
Attorneys A. B. Mcmillan and G.. w.
johnson, of Albuquerque, are in the
capital today on Supreme court matters,
and are stopping at the Palace.
Frank w.. Clancy, a leading Albu-
querque attorney, is here on business
before the territorial supreme court.
Mrs. Clancy is also in the capital.
w. L. Kelly, Esq, a prominent at
torney of Socorro, is in town to-
day on matters before the Supreme
court. He is a guest at the Palace.
Superintendent f. A. Hubbell, of Ber-
nalillo county schools, came up from
the Duke city last night on educational
matters and Is registered at the Palace.
Attorney J.. +. Bonham, of Las Cruces, !
arrived last night from the south, on
Supreme court matters, accompanied by |
by Mrs. Bonham. They are registered
at the Palace.
President c. Z. Jordan, of the agri-
cultultural college at Las Cruces, came
up last night from the south in the in
of the institution, and is stopping
at the Palace hotel.
Miss Lampson, the teacher of the In
dian school at Nambe, came to Santa Fe
afternoon and remained until
Yesterday afternoon, when she returned
to her school duties.
Civil Engineer d. M. White is on q
two weeks trip to the Cochiti, whence he
goes to Silver City and Lordsburg for a
10 days further absence. He is making
official surveys for mining patents.
Hon. Eugenio Romero, of Las Vegas,
returned last night from the southern
part of the territory with the governors
and is in attendance today on his
legislative duties. He is at the Palace.
John N. Bach of Veta Pass, Colorado,
arrived from Las Vegas last night,
where he had been to see his sick sister,
Mrs, Ii. S. FULLY, and registered at the
Exchange. He left this morning for the
lorth over the narrow gauge. 1
Colonel John II. Riley Is in the city
rom Otero county where he has large
anded interests. Colonel Riley is here
IN private business, connected with
ONE of his recent extensive deals. He
vas for years a prominent and valuable
itizen Of this territory and Is now {
resident of the Alfalfa Land Il Cattle g
company near Fowler, Colorado, n OF
he largest and most solid stock growing I