Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Cipriano Baca, of Socorro, is at the
Claire.
Charles Priest, a mining man from
Albuquerque, is a guest at the Exchange.
w. c. Fowler, of Las Vegas, a mining
man, is a guest at the Exchange on his
way to Hopewell.
Frank Lara, Of Lamy, registered at
the Exchange yesterday.
j. II. Murray. q St. Louis salesman,
stopped at the Palace over night and
this morning went to Espanola.
Rev. Paul Gilberton has gone to Ger
rillos and Madrid. During the week he
will visit also Golden and San Pedro.
James Sewell, of Santa Fe, this morn
ing went to Lumberton, where he in
tends to reside.
Charles Daniels, Jr., came overland
yesterday from Espanola and registered
at the Palace. He is employed by Bond
Bros.
Hon. Robert Fisher, of Kingston,
uncle of A. G. Ireland and Mrs. Amado
CnaVeS, IS IN the CITY.
Solicitor General Bartlett is reported
improving and expects to be about
| again in a week or two.
Colonel R. e. Twitchell. of Las Vegas,
came to Santa Fe last evening.
Hon. H. l.. Waldo came to Santa Fe
from Las Vegas yesterday.
Hon. Il. B: Catron went to Las Vegas
last evening.
A. M. Blackwell, the Las Vegas mer-
chant, came to Santa Fe from Las We
gas last evening.
Charles A. Spiess, district attorney of
San Miguel county, came to this city
last evening from Las Vegas.
D. J. Menret, of the Browne & Man
zanares Company of Las Vegas, is a
guest at the Palace where he will stay
for a week.
Robert L. Moss, deputy probate clerk
at Las Vegas, was a guest yesterday at
the Claire, but went home in the even
ing.
M. M. Parr, j. C. Kilgore and j. Macht
are three cattlemen from Pagosa, Colo,
who are at the Claire, ON their way to
Silver City.
DR.. j. B. Brady yesterday afternoon
left for Ell Paso, where he will reside in
the future.
Mrs. j. Leonard and two daughters.
of Antonito, who had been visitors in
Santa Fe, on Saturday afternoon left
for AlamOgordo.
Ross Griffith and family of Cerrillos,
are guests at the Exchange hotel.
Timber Inspectors j. Without and
David Miller left Saturday afternoon
for the Pecos on a government survey
ing trip.
Lucius Dills, the new editor of the AL
buquerque News, is in this city to at
tend the meeting of the Democratic
central committee, and is registered at
the Exchange.
Thomas South. a miner from Winslow,
is a guest at the Exchange.
Mrs. j. Law of Alamosa, is visiting
her husband, who is i'll at the Palace
hotel. Mr.. Law is an engineer on the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
w. A. Anderson of Portland, Ore,
this morning went to Taos to visit his
uncle, Fl. G. Anderson.
Hon. J.. A. Mahoney, of Deming,
chairman of the Democratic central
committee, is a guest at the Claire.
Mrs. Sol Luna has returned to Santa
Fe from Albuquerque where she VENT to
meet her husband. Mr.. Luna returned
to his sheep ranch at Magdalena, Socor-
70 county.
Special Agent Max Pracht and Sur
veyor T. M. Hurlburt will this evening
leave for the Pecos forest reserve to
establish a disputed corner.
Probate Judge Jose Amado Lucero
and wife came down from Espanola
Saturday. Today the judge is holding
probate court.
Mrs. William Cole and daughter, who
are at the sanitarium, will return home
to Denver tomorrow evening.
James H. Armstrong, a travelling man
from Las Vegas, is registered at the
Palace.
c. A. Blake, a travelling man from
st. Louis, is stopping at the Palace.
Ex-Revenue collector Chas. M. Shan
non, o of Clifton, Arizona, is a guest
at the Palace.
Herman Russell, a travelling man from
Denver, is stopping at the Palace.
Juan Navarro, of Mora. one of the
penitentiary commissioners, is at the
Palace.
Hon. w. E. Martin, of Socorro, is at
the Palace.
Hon. II. Q. Bursum, of Socorro, is q
guest at the Claire.
Walter D. Astler and Charles w. Tie.
man, of Cincinnati, arrived Saturday |
evening and will assist William and G..
w. Astler at the Santa Fe meat market
on the plaza. The Astlers are brothers
and Tieman is their cousin.
Assistant United States Attorney
VIM, Fl, POpe. and special agents of the |