Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Alex. Gusdorf, of Taos, came down
Friday night on a visit with friends and
relatives and returned north this morn
ing:
w. H, Young and family, Of Arizona,
passed through the city this morning
en- route to Antonito, where they will
locate.
P. M. Dolan, of Chama, who has been
in town for the last few days on bust
ness, returned north this morning over
the narrow gauge.
M. Metz, of New York, representing
a wholesale clothing house, is in the city
on business and a guest at the Palace.
Superintendent James Duggan, of the
coal mines at Madrid, is in the city to-.
day on business and is a guest at the
Palace.
John Rock and A. r. Gibson, of Cleve-
land, returned last evening from a trip
to the mines at Golden well pleased with
their visit there.
Hon. j. s. Duncan, of Las Vegas, n
Of the most prominent business men IN
the territory, is in the city today on bus-
mess.
L. r. Noise, of San Francisco, repre-
senting a large wine house, is in town
today on business and is stopping at the
Palace.
John Reichert and wife, of New York
City, are travelling through the terri
tory and while in town are guests at the
Palace.
George ~Spangenberg, representing a
Denver house, is in Santa Fe on bust
ness and is stopping at the Palace.
George l.. Ulrick, Of White Oaks, is in
| the city in attendance on the board of
| equalization and is stopping at the Pal
ace.
NJ. L. English, a Dolores mining man,
is in the city on business and is a guest
at the Palace.
Miss Loa Warren, a popular society
lady of Silver City, is in the city visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Joe Sheridan.
Hon. J. Francisco Chavez and family,
of Valencia, are guests at the Exchange,
w. Fl. Thompson, of Ration, is in the
city on business today and a guest al
the Exchange.
William Sparks, a ranchman from
Willis, in the Pecos country, is in towr
or business and is stopping at the Elk.
change.
w. M. Watson is a traveller through
the territory, who is stopping for the
present at the Exchange.
Charles Olsen is a health seeker from
the cold and frozen region of Denver
and central Colorado.
M. j. Peck, representing a refriger
ator company, and wife are guests a
the Palace from Fon du Lac, Wis.
Ed Van Schick. who for a year pas
has been private secretary to Secretar!
Wallace, resigned that position Satur
day night and this morning began worl
in the internal revenue service as
clerk under Collector Morrison.
Miss Maggie Geimer is Secretar.
Wallace's new clerk, having taken tina
position this morning.
w. B. Childers, United States distric
attorney, came up from Albuquerque
yesterday and registered at the Claire
M. H. Mcfarland and John o. Bird, o
Detroit, arrived last Saturday night il
this city for the benefit of their healtl
and registered at the Claire.
julius Suss, representing a st. Loui
jobbing house, was in the city yesterda,
on business and registered at the Claire
Frank Cox, attorney for the Souther
Pacific at Phoenix, was in town yester
day on business, and a guest at tn
Claire.
Miss Winnifred Spaulding, of Albu
querque, went north this morning t
Denver owe the d. & r. G.. She regis
tered, while in town, at the Claire.
G. 7. Williams, representing the Stru
by Estabrooke company, of Denver
came up from Albuquerque yesterda
and went north to Taos on business thi
morning. He registered at the Palace
L. Flynn, Of Denver, the new restau
ranteur Of the Claire, and his chef, Har
ry Giles, arrived last night from Den
yer and are getting things into shap
for the Wednesday opening.
Hon. Thomas Hughes, editor of tn
Citizen, came up last night from Albu
querque in attendance on the meetin
Of the territorial board Of equalization
and registered at the Claire. His daugh
ter accompanied him.
H. H. Wheelock. representing a larg
t st. Louis hardware concern, arrive
; from a territorial trip yesterday an
registered at the Palace. He went t
Espanola this morning. He says hi
firm did a remarkably good bushes
last year, Notwithstanding the har
competition, and hat the general busl
ness outlook for the coming year Is yer
good.
J. s. Moody, representing the Ames
Frost Bicycle Company, Of Chicago, al
rived from a territorial trip Saturda
night and went north this morning owe
the d. & r. G. He says there is a stead
demand for moderately priced wheels
so that there Is a less and less call fo
the high priced article. MI. Moody ha
found trade throughout the countr
very good, and has no complaint
make about hard times. He registere
at the Claire.
Ray M. Thomas, of Alamosa, is at tn
Palace, where he is finding relief froi
the icy chill of that section of the arcti
regions known as southern Colorado
Esquimaux fur suits are now becomin
the thing up in that country, and tn
local consumption Of candles and whal
blubber since the cold spell began
earnest last fall, has become quit
marked. In view Of the stalling OF tn
railroads by snow, dogs are reported q
being trained for overland travelling.