Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-16

last night, ON legislative business, and
is stopping at the Claire.
Frank Hudson, son Of the mayor, is
home on a visit from Clifton, A. L.
Bruno Romero, aged As, was buried
in San Miguel cemetery today from the
Cathedral.
Edward Spitz, an Albuquerque COM
mercial man, came up from the south
last night and is at the Palace.
Philip Baltz. representing the Brown
Clark Paper Company of st. Louis, is
here on business, and stop at the Palace.
F. o, Blood, Santa Fe railroad store
keeper at Las Vegas, is in town on a
business trip, and is registered at the
Palace.
r. M. Simmons, representing a Chi
cage business house, went north to Es-
pamela this morning on business, return
ing this evening.
Frank Caviness and John Warner, OF
Pueblo. who have been in town on bust
ness, returned north this morning over
the d. 4 R. G.
Presiding Elder Sanchez, of the Span
ish Methodist church.. went north this
morning to Dulce and other points on
church business.
+. w. Barton, representing Gross,
Blackwell & Company, OF Las Vegas
arrived from the east last night, and is a
guest at the Palace.
Captain j.. w. Fleming, territorial
coal mine inspector, returned last night
from a trip of inspection to Monero, and
stopped at the Claire en- route to Silver
City.
Hon. Roman A. Baca, member OF the
house from Valencia county, and one OF
the best known citizens in that part OF
the territory. is i'll at the santa
rum.
Mrs. William Fitzpatrick, wife OF the
representative from Santa Fe county, is
in the city on a visit with her husband.
| She has Just returned from an extended
stay with relatives in Gallup.
Photographer c. S. Jackson of the D.
& r. G., was in town yesterday, having
gone to Lamy to see his father who is
enroute to California. Mr.. Jackson went
north this morning to Salida.
Mrs. j. Francisco Chaves, who has
been visiting in Santa Fe for some time
past with her husband, President Cha
yes. of the council, has returned to hel
home at Ell Progreso, Valencia county
The Cartwrights have just SHIPPED
car load of potatoes to Albuquerque
where there seems to be a great %scarcit.
of tubers.
James Walsh, of the territorial in
fantry. went north this morning to hi
home at Chama. He says that 800 on
of the 1000 men were for being mus
tered out and returning to their homes
However, the regiment would have beef
glad to go to the Philippine islands TO.
active service there, but they did no
want to go to Cuba for garrison duty.
John c. Dalton, a D. & R. G. tie con
tractor, was a guest at the Palace las
night, and went north this morning. HI
says there is an immense amount of snow
farther north, and there have been 81
many falls that he is shedding his timbe
over six feet of solid snow. Mr.. Daltol
also says that the grading on the Ii
Veta extension has gone right on, not
outstanding the severity of the bal
weather.
Hon. JIM Valdez has returned t.
his council duties from a short visit t
his Colfax equity home. He reports tina
the blizzard of last Saturday was on
of the worst that ever swept owe
northern New Mexico, and the weathe
the coolest experience in 25 years
The prairie is Il solid crust of ice an
stock is suffering terribly. Many OF tn
cattle have their hoofs frozen and tn
ranchmen who have no feed will eS
p%erience heavy losses.