Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Albert Call is one of the grips
victims.
Captain Llewellyn is expected in town
tomorrow from the east.
Hon. j. A. Ancheta, of Silver City, will
be in the city tomorrow.
While Mrs. l.. A. Harvey is sick, Miss
Tessie Call has her school.
Undertaken Warner has undertaken
to stand off the grip and is succeeding.
Roadmaster John Roper, of Alamosa,
was a guest last night at the Palace no.
tel.
w. H. Coleman, of Cerrillos, is in town
today on business and is a guest at the
Exchange.
A. X. De Kreko, advance agent of a
Turkish dancing troupe, is a guest at
the Palace.
C. l.. Bishop is much improved, and
may be out attending to his business in
a few days.
Father ]. Pyle, of Ohio. is a guest at
the Palace, having come here from the
east on business.
William Schumacher is in town for
his health from Cincinnati and is a
guest al the Palace.
H. D. Giles came down from Denver
last night on a business trip, and regis
tered at the Exchange.
T,,Jro Ii T Waldo ooroo oypr from
Las Vegas last night on business, and
registered at the Palace hotel.
D. s. Miller, of Lake Valley, an at
torney, is in the city on legal business
and is stopping at the Palace.
Treasurer Charles Wheeler, of the
Colorado & Southern road, is a guest at
the Palace hotel from Denver.
]. H. Darrach and wife and son Of
on a trip through the territory.
Samuel Atkinson, a prominent citi-
zen of the Pecos valley, is in the city on
business and is a guest at the Palace.
A. H. McDermott, a Socorro business
man, came up from the south last night
for a day or two, and is registered at
the Exchange.
Ex-Governor Hadley came down fUom
Watrous last night to attend a meeting
of the penitentiary commissioners, and
registered at the Palace.
b. c. Hernandez, of Lumberton, who
has been for the last few days in Santa
Fe on business, returned north this
morning over the narrow gauge.
Colonel r. E. Twitchell, assistant at
torney for the A., T. & S. F.. Railway
Company, arrived from Silver City last
night, and will remain in the city lev
eral days on business. He is at the Pal
ace.
John Gait, representing the Paxon
Hardware Company, of Paxon, ILL.,, ar
rived yesterday on a territorial business
trip, and registered at the Palace. He
is doing the town in a business way to-
day.
Messrs. A. r. Gibson and John Rock,
of Cleveland, visiting capitalists who
have been stopping at the Palace hotel,
left this morning on a 100-mile trip to see
some gold placers. They recently visit
ed Woodland park and West Creek,
Colo, and made a careful examination
of the low grade ores. They were so
we'll pleased that they secured valuable
grounds, and mill developments are
only a question of time. The formation
there Is sandstone, and the deeper a
shaft is sunk the richer does the ground
become. Messrs. Gibson and Rock are
not out in this country for their health,
or for fun, but for business, and their
continued stay certainly suggests that
they are satisfied with the mining out
look.
O. b. Steen, the well known mining
man of the Red River district. came
down last night from the north, and
registered at the Claire. He will be in
town for several days. He has high
hopes Of the mining prospects in the
northern part of the territory when
active operations are resumed In the
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A. L. Sailors, representing a Kansas
City dry goods house, arrived from the
east yesterday and registered at the Pal
ace. He went up to Espanola this morn
ing on business. He finds trade very
good throughout the country.
Robert j. Otis, now Of Kingman, A.
T., will receive today by express a
genuine home made mince pie from his
folks In this city, and his soul will be
made happy within him.
DR.. Martin came down from Taos last
night and is registered at the Claire
while stopping in this city On business
for a few days.
Henry Essinger, the Las Vegas travel
ing man, came over last night from the
east, and is in this city today on bust
He is registered at the Claire.
j. M. Archuleta, Jr., went north this
morning to his home at Lumberton,
after a few days Of business in this city.
Miss Grace Kennedy has recovered
from her attack Of the grip, and is able
to be at her post OF duty once more.
Miss Jennie +. Walz, niece OF Mrs. T.
i. Catron, is quite sick at her home In
Ell Paso, with the grip.
DR.. r. p. Martin and O. b. Steen, of
Taos, have been In the city since yes
for the purpose OF being initiated
into the mysteries Of the Elks. Judg-
Ing from the expressions made III a
guarded manner BY the gentlemen, they
rot value received for the money they
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