Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-06-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

George w. McColgan, Butte, is IA guest
at the Exchange.
w. d. Hudson, of Denver, is stopping
at the Exchange.
John c. Spears, of Gallup, is stopping
at the Exchange.
Conductor &. N. Hill and wife of An
tonito; are guests at the Claire.
j. G. Beidleman, II travelling man
from st. Paul, is a guest at the Claire.
Burt Allison travelling for an Atchison
Kansas house, is a guest at the Claire.
P. D. Riceof Colorado Springs. is in
the city sight seeing. He is a guest at
the Claire. -.
George Sumner, a mining man OF Tres
Piedras, is here on business and stops at
the Bon Ton.
7. E. Morris and w. f. Hammond are
in the city from Spivey, Kas., and are
guests at the Bon Ton.
Silvestre Mirabal and mother of San
Rafael are in the city to attend the
commencement exercises at st.
Michael's college. They are stopping
at the Claire.
Mrs. VIM. Cole and sister, Rose, and a
friend from Denver will arrive in San
ia Fe on Saturday evening and be
guests at the Sanitarium. Saturday
they will witness the Indian dance at
San Juan.
Captain Sylvester Davis this morning
presented to Solicitor General E. L.
Bartlett a specimen of curious and pref
ty rock formation that was taken out of
a cave at San Pedro. The stone is a
fiat piece of very heavy rock, with in
%crustations of hundreds of quartz crys-
tails.
Luciano Torres arrived in Santa Fee
this morning from Manzano, Valencia
county, to file a homestead claim at the
land office. He came in a wagon. and
the horses were almost exhausted, all
though Mr.. Torres took four days to the
trip. Water and feed are very scarce
along the road, and Mr.. Torres had to
pay 10 cents for every drink of water
for his animals.
Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman, who
went to Rio Arriba county last week to
do some surveying on the Polverado
grant, was taken violently i'll with Gu
ban fever, which he contracted in Cuba
while campaigning on the staff of Col.
Roosevelt. He was so delirious that it
was thought he would die as he was
carried to the nearest railroad station.
Lieutenant Coleman is about again, but
still very weak.
DIR. and Mrs. E. s. Feinyes and Miss
| G NT,,a 20 n~~oJo-o CoJ a,;
tered last evening at the Palace, and
intend to stay in Santa Fe several
weeks.
Attorney John H. Knaebel, Of Dem
yer, returned from Albuquerque last
evening and registered at the Palace.
Governor Otero and John S. Clark
came over last evening from Las Ve-
gas to remain a day.
Thomas F.. Jones, a business man of
Madrid, is a guest at the Palace.
General Charles F.. Easley left yes
terday afternoon on a trip south.
District Attorney r. G. Gortner is on
a trip to Las Cruces, Ell Paso and Ala
mogordo.
Rev. A. Carrel, of Dubuque, Ia, is a
guest at the Sanitarium.
Hon. T. B. Catron will this evening
go to Las Vegas.
j. Schroeders of st. Louis, is a guest
at the Palace.
To the Public.
Having purchased the Curran gallery,
I shall refurnish and refit it throughout
and put it in a first-class condition to
do strictly high grade work, and cater
only to the best of trade. mo cheap
work DONE" Soliciting a share of your
patronage.
P. L. WEITFLE,
The High Priced photographer.
West Side of the Plaza.