Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

G0NerIOT OteTo Is StlL SVHhHSu w lie
home with illness, but his condition is
reported slightly improved to-day.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector A
J.. LOOMS returned last evening from a
trip of several weeks to Las Cruces,
Hillsboro, Kingston and other towns OF
southern New Mexico.
Miss Gildersleeve is at home from
Walsenburg, Colo, for the holidays.
Nathan Weston, after a visit of a few
days in the city. returned to Espanola
Yesterday. The many friends of Mr.
Weston who were so fortunate as 10
hear him at the piano sincerely regret
the brevity Of his stay, where musical
interpretations like his are thoroughly
enjoyed.
Division Superintendent J. E. Hurley,
of the Santa Fe railroad, and family,
arrived from Las Vegas last evening
and remained part of to-day in the cap
ital.
j. A. Davis returned last night from a
visit of several days to Bland. He re-
ports that the stage war OF. n two
rival companies running stages from
Thornton to Bland has resulted in cut.
ting the price of a single trip from $5
to 81.
Ex-Governor L. Bradford Prince left
this afternoon for Albuquerque on busi-
ness connected with the partition suit
of the Cebolleta land grant, located IN
..u J:I1, ,,,J yya1op0io nplIrltjp0 All
the evidence in the case has been SUD-
mitted. and Governor Prince will en-
deavor to hurry the matter to a n
decision as rapidly as possible.
Governor Otero was shown marked
, attention. and favor by the people OF
Ration during his brief stay here sun
day. They appreciate his efforts in be-
half of the territory.-Raton Range.
Mrs. Frank M. Jones, who was the
guest of MI. and Mrs. T, A. Written, o.
Albuquerque, has returned home.
O. C. Watson, the Albuquerque insur
ance agent. who was a visitorin the cap
ital Yesterday, will after New Year make
Santa Fe his permanent residence. He
will be connected in the future with the
insurance Office of Paul Wunschmann.
L. A. Hughes made a trip to Albu
querque yesterday.
Miss. Katharine Badaracco, who visit
ed her father at Albuquerque over the
holidays, has returned to the Lorettt
academy in this city.
j. P. Hallihan, of AlamogordO, a civil
engineer on the Ell Paso & Northeastern
railway, who spent several days in thu
capital on business, left for home today
Nathan R~oseberry, a well known bust
nessman of Las Vegas, formerly a schoo
teacher spent yesterday and today II
the city to attend the educational asso-
citation meeting. Mr.. Roseberry was
school mate of j. d. Hughes, business
manager of the New Mexican Publishing
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wood, Miss Laur'
Moore and Miss Myrta Morrow left thi
morning for Albuquerque to attend tn
New Mexico Christian Endeavor con
vention at that city Saturday and sun
day. j. 3. Weatherhead, delegate From
the Presbyterian Christian Endeavo
society of this city, left this Afternoon
for Albuquerque.
Miss Cora Taylor, teacher Of the In
dian school at Acoma, has been grant
ed a leave of absence of six months I
20 to Kansas to take an extended cours
in normal work. Miss Taylor Is a sue
cessful kindergarten teacher, and sue
a ceeded in building up a good school a
Acoma under trying circumstances
Most of the work exhibited by Miss Di
settle, supervising teacher Of the In
dams, 1t the educational ~associatio
, meeting this forenoon was from Mis-
Taylor's school.