Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Clement Hightower, editor of the
I Socorro Chieftain and who is making
| that paper very readable and interest
ing, is in the city. a guest at the Palace.
He is an interested spectator in legisla-
tive proceedings.
John Q. A. Otero, of Albuquerque, ar
rived last night from Albuquerque and
will remain here for Il couple of weeks
on Il visit to his parents, Hon. and Mrs.
Manuel Rito Otero.
Mrs. j. NJ. Chaves and daughter, Mar
garita. of Albuquerque, are in the city
ON IA visit to Mrs. Chaves' brother, Hon.
NJ. r. Otero.
Hon. Eugepio Romero, member of the
council from San Miguel and Guadalupe,
has arrived from Las Vegos and will re-
main here during the session.
A. w. Tenant, the well-known min
ing man, and A. w. Clifford, of Taos,
who has been stopping in this city for
the last few weeks, left Saturday even
ing for Chicago on a business trip.
f. w. Murphy and Norton Nelson, of
Denver, are travelling statesmen who
| spent the day in the city, making
headquarters at the Claire.
F. L. Taylor, representing a Kansas
City wholesale house, called on the local
trade today. He registered at the
Claire.
H. Il. Chandler, of Fort Collins, Colo,
representing the Adams & Burke Com
pany, live stock commission, of Den
yer, is in the city looking after the in
! terests of his company. He stops at the
Claire.
A. D. Graham, of San Francisco, spent
the day in the city attending to business
matters and registered at the Claire.
Judge Frank A. Hubbell, Sheriff T. S.
Hubbell, ]. M. Sandoval, assessor of
Bernalillo county, and Nestor Montoya,
interpreter of the court for the I'd dis
trict, came up from Albuquerque Sat
urday night and registered at the Claire.
The gentlemen are in the city as specta-
tors on the opening of the legislature
and will remain until both houses are
running smoothly.
Hon. r. P. Barnes, of Silver City, rep
resentative from Grant county, arrived
Saturday night from his southern home
and registered at the Claire.
F. l.. Simpson, Of Belview, Mimi, is
a health seeker who reached Santa Fee
from the north last night and registered
at the Claire. He expects to remain for
several months.
Hon. j. M. Valdez, member of
Gil from Colfax, Mora and Union
ties, arrived from his Springer home
Saturday night and registered at the
Exchange.
Hon. II. d. Lieb, Of Ration, member of
the house from Colfax county, arrived
Saturday night and is stopping at the
Exchange.
c. S. Pendregon, of Las Cruces, is in
the city, stopping at the Exchange. He
is interested in legislative matters.
Charles H. Walther, of Albuquerque,
is in the city to assist in the work on the
capitol and stops at the Exchange.
Don Benz. Sanches, member Of the
house from Socorro and Sierra counties,
arrived from the south last night n
registered at the Exchange. Mr.. SAN
ches is accompanied by Clementio Cos
tillo, who is interested in legislative
matters. !.
w. S. Rowland, representing a Den
yer millinery firm, came up from Albu-
querque Saturday night, and registered
at the Palace. He continued north this
He says business is a great improve
ment over what it was a year ago, n
the outlook is quite promising.
J. L. Gaylord, representing indian
Agent Walpole, at the Dulce sub
agency, registered yesterday at the
Claire. He went north this morning
over the D. & r. G.. He has been down
here on business.
j. H. James, a mining expert and en-
gineer from Chicago, was a guest at the
Palace yesterday n went north to
Moffatt, Colo, this morning. He says
it was reported at Prescott that the
$50, 900, 900 copper mine suit between w.
A. Clark and Messrs. Duke and Fergus
son and Others had been compromised
and taken out of the courts after eight
years of litigation. The properties are
located six miles from the Verde mines.
Boleslo Romero, a prominent resident
and politician of Los Lunas, is in the
city for the purpose of witnessing the
opening session Of the Legislature. He
stops at the Exchange.
Mr.. Jose M. Gonzales, member of the
sheep sanitary board from Union coun-
ty, is here to see the opening of the
legislature, and makes headquarters at
the Exchange.
Hon. Pedro Perea, delegate-elect, was
an interested spectator at the organi-
cation of the 33d legislative assembly
today, and this afternoon returned to
his Bernalillo home. Mr.. Perea expects
to go to Washington at an early date,
in order to acquaint himself more fully
| with the duties of a delegate to congress
| and to gain a more complete acquaint-
ance with members. He proposes to
give all his time to the duties of his Of
flee from now on. He also says that the
personnel of the SD legislative assem-
| bly, is excellent and expects nothing but
| good and wholesome legislation from
that body, such as will advance the best
interests Of the territory, of the Repub-
lican party and of statehood.
Captain George Curry, ex-member of
the council and now a prominent citi-
zen of Tularosa, Dona Ana county, is In
the capital. He states that eastern Do
ma Ana county and the people Of Tu-
larosa favor the creation of the county
of Sacramento. 1t is understood that
the line Of the Ell Paso & Northeastern
| railway, now in course of construction
from Alamogordo north, will run right
| close to the town of T%ularosa. He will
be here several days.
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