Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

lector and treasurer of Santa Fe county,
is confined to his bed with All attack Of
the grip.
l.. Flynn is confined to his bed with
the grip.
Judge H. L. Waldo has arrived in Las
Vegas from Kansas City.
Mrs. Geo. r. Baucus is slowly recov-
ering from her recent illness.
Fl. B. Griffith, of New York, is in town
for a day or two, and is a guest at the
Palace.
General Agent Helm, of the D. & r.
G., returned last evening from his Albu-
querque trip.
w. J. Howard, representing a San
Francisco house, is in Santa Fe for his
house and is at the Claire.
Mr.. Spires and family and H. M. Por-
ter, of Tucson, are at the Palace today
en- route through the territory.
G. H. Fancher, land agent of the San
ia Fe from Los Angeles, is at the Pal
ace while in town on business.
c. c. Jones, the candy man, is in the
city today on a territorial business trip
and is registered at the Palace.
A. G. de Baca, of Albuquerque, came
up last night on business and stopped,
while in town, at the Exchange.
w. A.. Dumars, representing a Mil
waukee business house, is in the city on
business and a guest at the Palace.
c. E. Mccoy, representing a Kansas
| City shoe house, is in the city today on
business and registered at the Palace.
L. Wohl, a prominent Espanola bust
ness man, and wife came down last
night for the day and are registered at
the Palace.
A. L. Sailors, representing a large
Kansas City wholesale house, was in
town today on business and registered
at the Palace.
Henry G. Guilker, of Albuquerque, is
stopping at the Exchange while in this
city, where he may remain some little
time for his health.
A. r. Gibson and John Rock, the
Cleveland capitalists. have returned
from their south county trip, and are at
the Palace hotel again.
DR.. j.. G. Slack, of Clayton, is in town
for the purpose Of attending the coming
session of the legislature, and is stop
ping at the Exchange.
Hon. Sol Luna, who has been in the
city for two days, left for his Los Lunas
home this afternoon. He will return to
Santa Fe tomorrow night.
/ j. H. Crist, manager of the Monero
coal mines, who has been in this city a
short time on legal business, returned
this morning north over the narrow
gauge.
A. S. Jennings, of the Santa Fe audit
or's office, arrived from Chicago last
night and registered at the Palace while
in town. He is after data from the ter
ritorial auditor.
Word from Salt Lake City says that
Mrs. James Seligman is very much i'm
proved, and that Mr.. Seligman is being
given a royal welcome at the Alta and
University clubs.
James Pommer, representing the
Buyer, a New York trades paper, is in
the city today in the interest of his pa
per and a guest at the Palace. He will
give the town a write-up.
James Triest, representing a San
Francisco wholesale house, is in the city
on business and is a guest at the Claire.
w. B. Childers, United States district
attorney, is a guest at the Claire.
Word from Las Vegas say that Mrs.
Belle Bacharach Is very sick. Mrs.
Bacharach is the daughter of Mrs. Hen
rietta Ilfeld, of this city, and has a host
easy until they hear of her recovery.
G. w. Kuntz, of Lumberton, who has
been in town on business in connection
with his coal mine suit, left this morn
ing for the north, as the case was closed
last night. The case has been on for
about a year, and Mr.. KuEtz has had to
make four trips to this city in conse-
quence.
SLlcl JuSJlCc MlIlS d~CCULIiPdIlICu WV
ernor Otero from Las Vegas to Lamy
yesterday and returned home last even
ing on Superintendent Hurley's special
car.
General Manager J. A. Frey and par
ty of railroad officials, who had been on
an inspection tour Of the Santa Fe sys-
tenn, from Topeka west, passed up the
road last night IN route to Topeka,
having finished their inspection Of the
entire system. They travelled In a spe-
cial train.
John s. Clark, Esq, coal oil inspector,
an efficient and faithful officer. arrived
last evening from Las Vegas. He is a
guest at the Palace, where he will re-
main several days on business connect
ed with the duties OF his office.
Captain w. H. H. LlewelIyn, who has