Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-03
Alex. Reed made a trip up to Espano-

mita today.
Miss Ireson went up to Espanola this
morning IN a trip.
j. D. Hart, of Golden, is a guest to-
day at the Exchange hotel.
j. H. Mccarthy, of Espanola, spent
Sunday in this city, and registered at
the Palace hotel.
S. A. Perea, of Bernalillo, is in the
capital today on a business trip.
Judge H. l.. Warren, of Albuquerque,
came up last night on a business trip.
S. A. Polski, of st. Louis, is in town,
looking over the local field with a view
to starting a cigar factory.
Rev. Fathers A. boucher, of lsleta,
and P. Martin, of La Joya, went up to
Chamita this morning.
Rev, George j.. Juillard, of Gallup, ar
rived last night, and is visiting with
the fathers in this city.
Peter Kessler and wife, of TeXarka-
ma Tex, were in the city over Sunday,
en- route north to Rio Grande, where
they may locate.
John Laird, of Pueblo, and A. T. Muir
FAY of La Junta, are in the territory on
a mining trip, and are registered at the
Exchange hotel.
Alfredo Lucero and wife, Of Espanola,
who have been visiting in this city with
Probate Clerk Anastacio Romero, re-
turned home this morning.
F. S. Mortimer, of Mr.. r. S. Buck
mans saw mill force, returned to White
Rock today, after spending Sunday in
this city. He says the machinery for
the mill is all in place, and active oper-
ations will begin in four weeks.
J.. B. Rice, representing a cash regis
ter firm of Columbus, O., is registered
at the Palace. His fellow travelling men
say that when Mr. Rice departs he will
take with him his esposa, n of New
Mexico's fairest senoritas.
w. H. Smith, the Bee Lake, Miss,
capitalist, and one of the new proprie-
tors of the Claire hotel, arrived Satur-
day night, and is consulting today with
Manager Townsend of the Postal COM
pany about the future of the hotel prop
erty.
Ed. Ledgwidge, route agent of the
Denver & Rio Grande Express compa-
ny, came down from the north Satur-
day, and registered at the Palace hotel.
He returned north this morning.
County Commissioner J. 7. McLaugh-
lin arrived last night from the Santa
Fee copper mines, in attendance on this
mornings meeting of the county com
m%issioners, and is registered at the Pal
ace.
President Wisner, of the Mary Mining
& Smelling company, and daughter,
Miss Ho~rtense, arrived by the lier this
morning from the east, and are at the
Sanitarium.
Mr.. Bergere has returned from an
out-of-town business trip.
r. 7. Willis, of Boulder, Col, repre-
senting the Crystal Springs Brewing &
Ice company, who has been stopping at
the Palace hotel, went up the Denver &
Rio Grande this morning on business.
Mr.. ]. w. Hawkins, of Los Angeles,
| Cal, has arrived, and will take a posi-
ton in the editorial department of the
New Mexican. Mr.. Hawkins is a news
| paper man of experience, having been
city editor of the Sacramento Bee for
| four years, and having worked for sew
! eral years on papers in California. He
| edited a paper in Nebraska for four
| years and was connected with the Silver
| City Enterprise and Eddy Argus in this
territory for eight years as manager
| and editor. Mr.. Hawkins family will
join him here shortly.
W. H. Pope went up to San Juan Pue'
bio this morning, on government bust
ness.
Surveyor General Vance is getting
better, and will shortly be able to attend
to his duties as usual.
General Agent L. j. Helm of the d. &
r. G. goes south tomorrow afternoon on
a two weeks business trip.