Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

The wife of Justice Garcia is sick
with the grip.
Mrs. AlbertCa is recovering from her
prolonged attack OF grip.
Mrs. J. p. Victory is recovering from
a severe attack of the grip.
7. S. Parker, the turquois miner OF
Silver City, is upon business, ana a
guest at the Claire.
Hon. Matt Reynolds. United States
attorney for the land court, Will return
to this city tomorrow.
Mrs. William M. Berger has been hav-
ing a hard struggle with the grip, but is
getting the better of it.
Ex-Sheriff Perfecto Esquibel, of Rio
Arriba county. returned north this morn
inc. to TERRA Amarillo.
Rufus Moyneham, a Cerrillos miner,
came over last night for the day, n Is
stopping at the Exchange.
Don Francisco de Luna, of TERRA
Amarillo, returned north this morning
after Il short stay in this city.
D. Bandv, Il travelling man from Dem
yer. is in town on a commercial trip
and is stopping at the Exchange.
L.. c. Leonard, representing a Chicago
shoe house. is in the city IN a CONNER
cial trip, and a guest at the Palace.
Sheriff Amado Ortiz, CT Rio Arriba
county, who has been down on a trip,
returned north this morning to Chamita.
Deputy Sheriff Huber has recovered
from his severe attack of grip and
pleurisy, and is at his post of duty once
more.
Mr.. Luis M. Ortiz, of Chamita, who is
a candidate for appointment as terrific
rial auditor. has been Il visitor in the
city during the week.
Tobias Luian. a prominent sheep
raiser of Taos. and family are in town
for the mex two weeks, visiting with
relatives and friends.
A. Z. Talbot, a mining man from
Silverton arrived from the north last
evening on a business trip to the south.
and registered ut the Claire,
T. M. Hurlburt, of Portland, Ore, of
the Interior department inspector of
surveyor generals offices, arrived last
night on business and registered at the
Exchange.
b. s. Price, representing a wooden
and willowware firm in Denver, is in
Santa Fe to see that the dealers are
well supplied, and is registered at the
Palace.
II. w. Kelly, of the well known firm
of Gross, Blackwell Il Company came
over from Las Vegas last night, on Il
commercial trip, and registered at the
Claire.
Hon. M. w. Mills. the prosperous
attorney, r%anchman, and capitalist, OF
Springer. is in the city on legislative
business and makes headquarters at the
Palace.
Charles Brodcrson, formerly proprie-
tor of the Phoenix hotel in Ell Paso,
and now located in Albuquerque, came
up last night on a business trip and regis
tered at the Exchange.
Mrs. w. r. Thornton has gone to the
CITY of Mexico to remain a month with
her husband the ex-governor, who is in
terested in mining in Sonora, and who
is now in the Mexican capital.
Tomas A. Gonzales, the Abiquiu sheep
man. e~x-treasurer of Rio Arriba county,
and wife, who have been stopping in
this city for a few days, returned north
this morning over the d. & r. G.
Judge J. E. Booth, of ElizabethtoWn,
resident agent of the Maxwell land
grant, and a prominent and valued citi-
zed, came over from Elizabethtown last
night on business and registered at the
Palace.
Rev. A. Schwimley, presiding elder in
the United Brethren church at Denver,
came down yesterday with Mrs. j. H.
UT. of Columbus Junction, Ia, who
is sick. They registered at the Palace,
Mr.. Schwimiey returning north this
morning wei d. & r. G.
superintendent Lydon. OF the D.. y
r, g.. came down the line last night,
registered at the Palace and returned
north this morning. He says work
began Tuesday grading west OF La
veta in preparation for the standard
gnage, and that Alamosa is destined to
become a great town.