Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

I. b. Brewer has been very i'll for u
week.
Hon. Samuel Eldodt went up to
Chamita this. morning.
Frank Burnett, is in the city from FL
Paso, stopping at the Bon-Ton:
j. j. johnson. is up from Ell Paso, on
a business trip, and is stopping at the
Claire.
Hon. Sol. Luna and wife came UP last
night from Los Lunas, and are at the
Palace.
j. M. Rodriguez, of Clayton, is here
visiting Legislative friends and register
at the Bon-Ton.
Ex-Governor Prince has returned from
Albuquerque where he went on business
connected with the Cebolleta land grant,.
Mrs. c. II. Lodon, of Chicago, is in
this city to escape the terrible weather
obtaining in northern Illinois, and is a
guest at the Claire.
Miss Ana Crowl and Miss Lottie
Bridgman, of Denver, arrived last night,
and will take positions with the Claire
restaurant.
Frank A. Hubbell, superintendent of
the Bernalillo county schools, came up
from the Duke City last night, and is a
guest at the Palace.
j. M. Sandoval, assessor of Bernalillo
county, and his brother, Alexandra, ar
rived from the south last night, and are
guests at the Palace.
j. L. Marshall, justice OF the peace at
Deming, arrived. last night, from the
south, and is stopping at the Claire
while in this city on legislative matters.
Hilario J. Sandoval, of Albuquerque,
ex-county commissioner and prominent
sheep man, came up last night from the
south on business, and is registered at
the Exchange.
w. M. Welsh, representing a Denver
commercial house, arrived from the
north last night on a territorial business
trip and is a guest at the Palace.
District Court Clerk A. M. Bergere,
has returned from Albuquerque, where
he went with Mrs. Bergerc and Mrs. }.
B. Luna; the ladies continuing south to
Los Lunas.
j. W. Barker, representing a San
Francisco house furnishing establish
ment, arrived from the west last night,
and is calling ON local merchants today.
He is stopping at the Palace.
Colonel H. A. Edmunds OF New York
City, representing the well known New
York dry goods house of HI. b. Claflin &
Company, who has been stopping at the
Palace hotel, went north this morning
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his business trip.
E. C. Wade, one of our oldtimers, and
a prominent lawyer, who left the
Mesilla valley in 1893 to locate in The
state of Oregon, returned here last
Saturday, and will again locate with us.
Mr.. Wade is satisfied that there is no
place like the Mesilla valley and the
Republican is pleased to see him re-
turn.-Rio Grande Republican.
p. A. Wickham and John Harding,
two Rough Riders of Socorro, who atten
ded the banquet given in honor of Gov
ernor Otero, last Friday night, have
written to friends in this city that they
would never forget the pleasant time
they enjoyed at the function, nor the
many courtesies which were extended to
them by brother soldiers while in Santa
Fe.
G. s. Dorwin, a New York mining
man, arrived from the east last night
and stopped at the Palace. He was met
there by j. X. Turner, of Rinconada,
who came down from the north last
night, and the two went to Taos county
this morning over the narrow gauge.
They are on a mining deal, the facts
about which may be made public later
ON. Mr.. Dorwin said it was stormiDg
furiously when he left New York, and
that the weather had been very severe.
j. H. Hall, of Ophir, Colo, arrived
from Arizona, last night, and registered
at the Palace. He went north this
morning, over the D. & R. e., enroute
to Antonito. He has been prospecting
near Morenci and north Of Duncan,
Arizona, where he found very good cop
per prospects, but the water was tainted
with the copper, and he fell sick. How
ever, Mr.. Hall feels that he made "a pro-
ftable trip, and that Arizona is bound
to be a great copper and gold country.