Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

j. +. Manning, the bright young trav-
cling correspondent of the Santa Fe New
Mexican is in the city on his way to
~Alamogordo. Some interesting articles
on that country and a glimpse of FL
Paso will follow his visit. in the New
Mexican, of course. Mr. Manning was
a corporal in the LIST territorial volun-
teers, also acting as correspondent for
several papers, and his descriptions of
camp life won for him among his COM
rades the sobriquet of "Truthful James"
Ell Paso Graphic.
w. W. Miller, of the Pecos Timber re-
serve range force. spent the day in San
ia Fe attending to businesses matters
connected with reservation.
Juan Ortiz a merchant and sheep rails
er of Galisteo is in the city on business
and stops in the Bon-Ton.
R. L. Rewark a resident of Rowe is
here visiting and stops at the Bon-Ton.
A. L.. Sailors, representing a large dry
goods house in Kansas City, arrived
from the south last night, and register
ed at the Palace. He went up to Espa-
nola this morning with a whole n
erie of trunks. Mr.. Sailors was form
erly a tuba player in the band of the
Bird Missouri national guard, and is an
old-time musician, we'll known and
highly thought of in Missouri national
guard circles.
Mrs. NJ. McCabe and family left this
afternoon for Santa Monica, CAL, to
join Mr.. McCabe, who is fast regaining
his strength and health in that place.
Fred McCabe will remain in Santa Fe.
Ex-Governor l.. Bradford Prince, who
has spent the last few days on his fine
fruit farm near Espanola has returned.
He thinks that the prospects for a
heavy crop of fine fruit in the Espanola
valley are excellent, and that fruit in
that section has not suffered any from
recent frosts.
Hon. Abran Abeyta, the popular
treasurer of Socorro county, is in the
city from his Socoro home, on official
business. MI. Abeyta says that late
frosts in the, Rio Grande valley have
damaged the early peaches and april
cots considerably.
F. Fl. MCGEE, representing the Morey
Mercantile company, of Denver, arrived
last night on a commercial tour, and
registered at the Palace. He went up
Espanola this morning on business.
T. G. Martin and wife, Of Wagon
Mound, are in the city today, and guests
at the Palace.
F. W. Barton, of Las Vegas, is calling |
on local merchants today, in a business
way. He registered at the Palace.
Myer Friedman, a well-known bust
ness man of Las Vegas, is registered at
the Palace, while in the capital on a
business trip.
Paymaster O'Connor, of the Denver
md Rio Grande, arrived from the north
asst night, finishing up his monthly trip,
and registered at the Palace. He re-
to Denver this morning, and will
a 1O-days' rest in Office work ere
starting out on the April run.
Tie Contractor J. c. Dalton, Of the
Denver and Rio Grande, arrived last
from the north on railroad bust
less, and stopped in this city over night.
I. B. McNair, of Las Vegas, is in the
'apital today on a business trip, and is
egistered at the Palace.
r. Matthews, Of San Pedro, a mining
nan, is at the Exchange today on bust
less.
Ed. Johnson, of EspanOla, came down
asst night ON a business trip to this city.
J. w. Crawley drove yer to Bland
oday to take a look at that mining
amp, and will remain until Saturday
r Monday.
Judge McFie was expecting to leave
his afternoon for Las Cruces, return
1g by Sunday night. =,
A. M. Bergere was expecting to leave :
his afternoon for Los Lunas Of a busi-
ess trip, to be gone perhaps until Sun +,
ay night. :
Mrs. Alfredo Lucero, of EspanOla, Is ;
with the family of Probate
leak Anastacio Romero.
Bids Opened.
A dispatch from Washington states