Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. f. Meckler, of Pueblo, stops at the
Bon Ton.
Thomas Moore, Jr., and wife, went
south last night to Ell Paso.
District Clerk II. p. Owen, of Albu-
querque, is in town and is stopping at
the Palace.
District Attorney j. Leahy. of Ration,
arrived last night on legislative matters,
and is at the Palace.
A. Gallegos and Donate Gallegos, of
Las Vegas, are in the city on business
and registered at the Bon Ton.
Chief Justice w, j. Mills, of Las We
gas, is in the capital today on legal
matters, and is registered at the Palace.
Z. X. Culley, the we'll known ranch
man from the Pecos, came up from Al
buguerque last night, on a business trip.
and is registered at the Palace.
Sheriff Carlos Baca and Deputy Sher-
itf Ruperto Jaramillo, of Valencia
ty, arrived from Los Lunas last ven
ing, and are in town for a day or two.
Jack O'Brien, Thos. Burke and Lon
g. Berry, three mining men from Ami
zette, are in the city on their way to
Alamogordo. They stop at the Bon
Ton.
Jefferson Reynolds, of Las Vegas, is
in the city today on business, and is a
guest at the Palace. Mr.. Reynolds
name is mentioned in connection with
the appointment as territorial treasurer.
Hon. G.. D. Simpson, of Scranton,
Pa. one of the leading stock
holders of the FL Paso & North
eastern road and its attendant com
panies, and a justly enthusiastic believ-
er in tie roads future, will be in Ell
Paso March IA, to look over his invest
ments in the coal company connected
with the road, and its workings. These
works are estimated to have cost $780,
900, and will be in complete order for
by midsummer.
Rev. DR.. A. p. Morrison, of Albuquer-
que, presiding elder of the Methodist
church for this district, arrived from
the south last night, and registered at
the Exchange. He continued north to
Chama this morning. He says the new
church at Bland will for the present be
attached to the Santa Fe mission; but
later on, arrangements will be made for
a separate pastorate. The doctor also
states that Rev. Robinson, of Albuquer-
que, has been compelled to give up his
passionate, much against his will and
that of the people, because of shattered
health, and to avoid breaking down per.
manently.
Mrs. John r, Guyer, wife of thep opu-
lar representative from Union county,
is visiting her husband in the city and
stopping at the Exchange.
While on an investigating trip into
the public institutions of Las Vegas, il
became necessary for Hon. E. Gutierrez
to leave his wife there on account of a
severe attack of the grip. The many
friends of the estimable lady will be
pleased to learn that she has recovered
from her illness and returned to her
nome. I'D
Miss DeSette, of the Indian school
service, who is now at Zuni looking after
small pox patients in that pueblo, has
been appointed field matron for the
Zuni district, by the government Indian
office. 1t is not known whether she
will accept the position.
Max Pracht, special agent for the
land office, has been quite sick in Las
Vegas, with pneumonia, but is o on
the way to recovery. The latest infor.
nation from Las Vegas regarding Mr..
Pracht was to the effect that he was in
hopes to be out in a few days.
Mr.. Brewer, an eastern man, who has
been stopping ONE time in this CITY
for his health. leaves this evening fol
St. Louis,