Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-13
PERSONAL MENTION.


joySa a visit TO Lamy yesterday.
A. D.. Ashbaugh of Denver, who has
been down here on a business trip, re-
turned north this morning to Antonito
and the Colorado capital.
Revs. w. H. Moore and Manuel Mad
rid and Mr.. S~idebottom, who have been
in attendance on the Presbytery meet
ing at Ration, will return tonight.
Miss j. Foard of New York, the ar
fist who is in this section to give Indian
pottery makers instructions in baking
and glazing, went up to Espanola this
morning, expecting to drive to the pu-
eblos, which are within easy reach, to
look the ground over, and study local
features, with reference to beginning
work.
T. j. Owens of Canon City arrived
from %Seligman, A. T., last night, and
continued north this morning over the
Denver & Rio Grande. He says the
copper properties in that territory are
more promising than ever, and said
them. Mr.. Owens thinks that a copper
ore was strewn all over the ground, so
that some time g a party who went
in there shipped away 35 carloads of it.
But the government officials stopped
refinery is likely to be built in Arizona
Dor
Mrs. NJ. A. Skinner and Mrs. H. l..
LeBow left yesterday afternoon on a
visit to Albuquerque.
Mrs. j. X. Worthington, of Haverford,
Pa, arrived in Santa Fe yesterday and
is visiting Florist Arthur Boyle.
D. L. Miller, the Santa Fe
tree trimmer, went to Madrid last even
ing where he has received the contract
from the Madrid Coal Company to trim
the trees on the main street.
Judge s. b. Newcomb returned to Las
Cruces last evening.
Itev. A. DvuhcI, WHO had been a guest
of Archbishop Bourgade, returned to Is
leta last evening where he is pastor of
a parish of Indians.
Rev. Jules Deraches was a visitor at
L"hlN yesterday.
Fred Ullmann, representing a Kansas
City jobbing house, is in the city today,
calling on local merchants.
Department Commander Lcverett
Clarke of Albuquerque, arrived from
the south last night, and registered at
the Exchange, in attendance on the
G. A. R. encampment.
TT Cn11iyoy ~ 1ou, From, nio
Caliente last night on a business trip,
and registered at the Exchange.
j. l.. Morris. a G. A. R. veteran from
Thornton, arrived last night, and regis
tered at the Exchange in attendance on
the annual encampiaent.
George Carter OF Ration, is stopping at
the Exchange He is here to attend the
&. A. r. encampment.
Pedro Delgado, ex-receiver of the land
office, will in a few days leave for Old
Mexico, where he will take charge of
the construction of a railroad from Chi
huahua to Conception. Fifty miles of
the road has already been constructed.
This new road will open some of the
rich mining camps in the Sierra Madre
to the world. Mrs. Delgado will follow
Mr.. Delgado in about two months.
Fred A. Thayer, a Chicago druggist,
and his wife, who are on a pleasure trip
to the far west, are guests at the Pal
ace.
Philip Fox and Miss Fox, tourists,
whose homes are at Madison, Wis, are
guests at the Palace.
A. Mennet, salesman for the Brown
Manzanares company of Las Vegas,
who is in town today, says that business
is an improvement over that of a year
ago, and that the outlook is promising,
considering the unpleasantly cold sea-
son the country has just passed
through.
Rev. G. s. Madden and family will
return from their Bland trip about the
of next week. Rev. Thos. Har-
wood was in town yesterday, and con-
last nights midweek meeting at
the Methodist church for Mr.. Madden.
Miss Gertrude Floto, granddaughter
of Mrs. j. j.. Davis of this city, has ar
iINSu ooSOIIOs dilu Will CIIldlI
here in school for the present.
Attorney E. A. Fiske of this city re-
the painful intelligence last
evening by wire of the death at Boston,
Of his widowed sister, Mrs. o. l..
Holman, who has long been a resident
there. {
Sister Catharine and Sister Ambrosia,
Pueblo, are visitors at the SAM
Sister Catharine was one of
he first to serve at the sanitarium. She
to Santa Fe in 1866 from Omaha, ,
travelling a long distance by stage, and ,
1er "reminiscences Of those days are ,
very interesting. This is the first visit
she has paid Santa Fe in - years.
Judge N. B. Laughlin has returned
rom a business trip to Albuquerque.
He says vegetation Is blooming down
n that country, and that the agricul-
.ural outlook is good.
DR.. Brady, the dentist, has decided to
'emove from this city to locate in Ell
oaso May /, and will be associated with
Dr.. Whitmer of that city. /,
Mrs. William Cole and daughter ar
lived from Denver last evening and are |
4 the S~anitarium. They will probably T
emain here several months. i
Hon. I. Is. Catron returned last even :
ny from a visit TO Las Vegas on legal l
usiness. ~