Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-13

Vegas, arrived last night, and are at the
Palace.
Mrs. Justus Nj. Stevens and her sister,
Miss Ada Knox, are at the sanitarium
from EspanOla. Miss Knox is an in
valid.
j. P. Tracy, representing a Chicago
house, is in the city today, on a com
mercial trip, and is registered at the
Claire.
Hon. Eugenio Romero, returned from
Las Vegas last night, in attendance. on
his legislative duties, and is a guest at
the Palace.
j. H. flanagan of Kansas City, is in
Santa Fe on a commercial tour through
the territory, and registered at the
Claire.
Frank McClintic has returned from
Detroit, where he went to bury his wife,
and has resumed his duties in the wealth
er bureau.
Hon. T. A. Finical returned from AL
buquerque last night after spending
Sunday at home, and is engaged in maxi
ing laws today.
Mrs. Minnie Howard, of Phoenix, ar
rived last night and went north this
morning to Alamosa. She stopped at
the Palace.
Jose M. Gonzales, Union county ranch
and sheep owner, is in the city on mat
tiers of legislative interest, and is stop
ping at the Exchange.
o. L. Sutherland, of New York City,
is stopping over in the capital on a
western trip, and is a guest at the
Palace.
E. A. Clark, an Espanola business
man, came down Saturday night for a
stay over Sunday, and is registered at
the Claire.
Major w. H. H. Llewellyn is suffer-
ing from a touch of the fever, which he
contracted during the Cuban campaign.
He will be out in a day or so.
The members of the Andrews opera
company scattered themselves over the
hotels Saturday night, II of them stop
ping at the Palace.
Superintendent Joseph, of the Nation
al cemetery, leaves tomorrow night for
New Jersey, where he will be stationed
hereafter. He leaves many friend be-
hind.
Postal Clerk Wood got left over at
Antonito Saturday, so that he missed
Sunday at home for the first time in
many moons. The regularity of the
runs will be resumed this week.
Mrs. Emery, of Bradford, Pa, wife of
ex-senator Emery, and Miss May Seep,
of Titusville, Pa, while in this city Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Hesch.
Hon. s. Alexander of Socorro, terrific
rial secretary under the Harrison ad-
ministration, came up from Socorro last
night Oh legal matters and is a guest at
the Exchange.
Hon. James s. Duncan returned last
night from spending Sunday at his Las
Vegas home, and is once more taking
part in legislative proceedings. He is at
the Palace.
A. H. Hilton, a leading citizen and a
prominent merchant of San Antonio.
N. M, and wife came up Saturday for a
short stay in the capital and are regis
tered at the Claire.
c. B. Allaire, managerof the canaigre
works at Deming, is in the capital on
business connected with the legislature.
and is a guest at the Claire.
Isodor Cohn, a travelling man from
San Francisco, stopped over today on a
commercial trip through New Mexico,
and registered at the Claire.
Hon. j. E. Wharton, of White Oaks,
returned from the south bright and early
this morning to resume his legislative
duties, and is a guest at the Palace.
G. II. Batchelder and wife, of Denver,
are managing to escape the coolest
weather Denver ever had, and are look
ing over the city today. They are stop
ping at the Palace.
w. S. Willis, a travelling man from
Chicago, is gratified in realizing that he
is escaping all the horrible weather in
Chicago by being in New Mexico. He is
stopping at the Palace.
Fred P. and j. P. Romero of Peralta
in Valencia county, are in the capital on
a visit with friends and to witness the
proceedings Of the legislature, and are
domiciled at the Exchange.
Mr.. Murray, representing a big sad
dlery firm in st. Louis, went up to
Espanola today. He says the unusual
cold weather has stopped all building
improvements in st. Lous, and nothing
can be done until settled weather re-
turns.
Messrs. C. A. Spies and j. R. Guyer
are in Las Vegas representing the COM
plainant in the contest case of Gallegos
vs.. Gonzales before Chief Justice Mills, |
which involves the office of county clerk |
of Union county.
Clinton E. Irvine, of Illinois, who was
a candidate for appointment as chief |
justice of this territory, has been
appointed an associate justice of the
territory of Oklahoma.
L%ieutenants Griffin and Coleman have
been sick again from the old Cuban
trouble, but are on the mend. That
West Indian malaria seems to cling to
of the boys closer than a porous
plaster.
H. w. Bigelow and his mother, Mrs. A.
w. Bigelo'N, of New York, who have
been stopping in this city since last fall,
left for Victoria, b. G., this morning,
being called there by the sickness Of
MI. Bigelow's sister. They were in
tending to visit Old Mexico this spring.
Mr.. Bigelow was identified in Christian
Endeavor work at the penitentlary, and
made his influence felt for good while
in Santa Fe.
Hon. Joseph Jockey, cashier of the
German American Bank of st. Paul.
Mimi, is in the city on his way home
from California. For many years Mr..
was deputy commissioner of
pensions. Hon. AmodO Chaves was at
that time a clerk in the pension office
and the meeting between the two friends
has been very pleasant. Mr.. Jockey
has seen all the sights of the ancient
city and is very much pleased with Santa
Ee.
j. D. Benedict, who for the past six ,
months has filled the position of super
Intendent of forest reserves In New q
and Arizona, returned from an
official trip to Phoenix last night, and |
caves tonight for Washington. He has I
been appointed superintendent of gov $
schools for the Indian Terri ,
,Ory, and will take his new position at !,