Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-05
Milton & H%etneman, a travelling man

from Baltimore, came to Santa Fe last
evening to meet Alexander Gusdorf, the
merchant of Taos, who is a guest at the
Palace hotel.
Sheriff Fred Higgins, accompanied by
his deputy, Lieutenant G. L. Ballard, or
Roswell, brought several prisoners to
the p~enitentiary last evening. The Of
icers are guests at the Claire.
Revs. NJ. A. d. Rivera, of Las Vegas,
and J. H. Girma, of Ocate, arrived in
town last evening to take part in the
reception to be rendered Archbishop
Bourgade tomorrow.
Thomas A. Jones, of Springfield, ILL.,,
came here on Monday for his health,
but the altitude did not agree with
him, and he went to Albuquerque last
evening.
H. Sullivan, an Albuquerque business
man, stopped at the Claire over night,
and this morning left on a trip up the
Rio Grande railroad to Ojo Caliente,
where he intends to spend three weeks.
J. w. Blanchard, of this city, went to
Albuquerque yesterday afternoon, to be
examined by the pension board. Mr..
Blanchard is a veteran Of the civil war,
and some time ago applied for a PEN
sion.
]. H. Bittle, of Chicago, a shoe agent
who spent yesterday in Santa Fe, went
to Cerrillos last evening. He said that
he did a very good business here, and
that if the people made the proper effort
Santa Fe could double it's business and
it's population in a short Time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Breckenridge and
two daughters, of Monte Vista, Col,
who are on their way to the Pacific
coast, left on the Santa Fe train this
afternoon. Mr.. Breckenridge and fam
lily intend to return in about three
weeks for a longer stay.
j. Crowley and family left last even
ing for Denver. Mr.. Crowley came here
some time ago for his health. He had
been employed on the st. Louis Globe
Democrat as machine compositor and
was considered one of the swiftest and
best compositors in St. Louis. He
| worked for a time on a New Mexican
linotype. Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley intend
to make Denver their permanent resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Stronger. who
| came here from Wheaton, Mimi, lasl
week on account of Mr.. Strowger's
health. have rented a cottage in the
| southern part of town and after com.
| pletely furnishing it will move into ii
this week. MI. Stronger intends to &C
into business here
w. R. Farrand, an organ manufac'
turer at Detroit, left today for Phoenix.
Mrs. Farrand, who is a sister of Score
tary Wallace will 60 the same place
next Friday.
City Magistrate j. M. Garcia is able to
be about again after an eighteen days
siege of the grip.
County Commissioner j. T. McLaugh
lin left last evening for his home in Sar
Pedro.
Charles Sirringo, the Aqua Fria
ranchman, was in town today on bust.
ness.
Druggist A. G. Ireland is confined to
| his home on account of illness.
Father Bender, Of Colorado Springs
| paid a visit to the sanitarium this at
ternoon.
Fathers J. A. Picard, of Mora; NJ. A
d. Rivera, of Sapello; H. Girma, OF
Ocate; J. B. Gallon, of Mora; H. c
Pouget, of East Las Vegas, are guests
of Vicar General Fourchegu. They came
here to attend the reception to Arch
bishop Bourgade tomorrow. Two Jes-
uit fathers will arrive from Albuquer-
que this evening to take part in the re.
ception tomorrow to Archbishop Bour-
gade.
Assistant United States Attorney w
H. Pope and Special Land Claim Agent
! w. M. Upton left this afternoon fol
Tucson, Ariz., to prepare for a session
| of the court of land claims in the begin
ming of May. All the remaining land
| claim cases in Arizona will be disposed
of at that session Of the court. The
court will meet at Santa Fe some time
in June. Messrs. Pope and Upton will
return to this city about two months.