Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-16
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.

tore the American AfcnaeolOSlcal DO
ciety of Yew York City IN address on
1.-The stone lions of Cochiti and oppor-
tunities for antiquarian research in
New Mexico The address was listened
to by a large audience of scientists and
cultivated people and vas well received
and highly complimented for its thor
oughness, knowledge and eloquence.
Governor Prince expects to return home
by the 22d of this month and will be
accompanied by his SON, Willie Prince,
10Y a student at Salina, kas., who will
spend the holidays here with his parents.
Judge John r. McFie, District Clerk
A. NJ. Bergere. District Attorney X. G.
Gortner, Court Stenographer W. j. Nc
Pherson, Judge N. b. Laughlin, Hon. L.
B. Catron, G. l.. Solignac and A. B.
Renehan have returned from Taos. where
they attended court.
S. G. Burn, manager of the Galisteo
Mining Co., which will conduct extern
sive mining operations by the Edison
process upon the Ortiz grant, of which
the company acquired control, is in the
capital today on business.
DR.. E. w. Christensen of Mankato,
Mimi. who arrived in this city this
week is an %osteopath and will open an
office here. He is a nephew of Mrs. T..
B. Catron.
Hon. M. R. Otero, register of the
federal land Office in this city, is home
| after spending several weeks in Valencia
county and at Albuquerque.
Mrs. Solomon Luna of Los Lunas is in
the capital to spend the holidays.
Hon. SAMUEL Eldodt spent a few days
this week in the capital.
Miss Bertha Staab is visiting in Chi
cago.
G. Fl. Shone of Alamosa, master
mechanic of this division of the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad, arrived last night
with his wife to do his Christmas shop
ping. They left for home this forenoon.
Hon. R. P. Barnes the efficient dis
tritct attorney for the counties of Grant
and Sierra, and Hon. S. Alexander who is
making a fine record as district attorney
for the counties of SOcOrro and Lincoln
arrived this forenoon from the south,
They are here on legal business and Mr..
Barnes will remain in the city several
days.
Professor Stephen b. Weeks, of Wash
ington, D. c., who has lately become
principal of the government Indian
schools, and Mrs. Weeks, made theil
first trip into the city today. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weeks are a very delightful add
ton to the social circle of Santa Fe.
Miss Jessie Ilfeld Is visiting relative:
at Las Vegas, and will spend the
Christmas holidays there.
Fred ]. Otero, of Albuquerque, was
the guest this week Of Mr.. and Mrs
Page B. Otero. He accompanied Mis-!
Margaret Burns, who had been thu
guest of Miss Dolores Otero, of Albu
querque, to Santa Fe. Miss Burns ha'
returned to her home at TERRA Anna
rilla.
Judge A. A. Freeman, of Carlsbad, ar
rived in the capital this week on lega
business, and will remain here severa
weeks.
r. o. %Jeardeau, of Milwaukee, inspec
tor of the treasury department, was
visitor in the city this week,
C. G. Wood, manager of the Posta
Telegraph Company and the Wells
Fargo Express Company in this city, Il
visiting relatives at Burlington, Kan.
Governor Otero and Hon. Solomon
Luna are stopping at the Shoreham
Washington.
Hon. f. A. M~anzanares, Architect l
H. Rapp, of Las Vegas, and Hon. w. S
Hopewell, of Hillsboro, members of the
capitol rebuilding board, spent two day:
this week in the capital.
r. M. Hardinge, Of the weather bu.
reau, spent the week on an inspection
tour to Springer and Ration.
Mrs. S. E. Robertson and two children
and Mrs. A. Swartout, Of Toronto, Can
ada, arrived in the capital this week t.
spend the winter. They are acquaint'
ances Of Mr.. Austin, private secre'
came here for his health some time age
from Canada.
Mayor J. w. Fleming, of Silver City
was a visitor in the capital this week.
Colonel R. e. T%witchell, of Las We.
gas, assistant solicitor of the Santa Fe
railroad, made a trip to the capital the
beginning of this week.
Mrs. 7. B. Catron returned last even.
ing from a visit to Chicago, New York
Washington and other places.
E.. Clark, Of Plaza del Alcalde, where
he is engaged in business, arrived in the
capital last night and left for home
again this forenoon.
N. D. Norton, of Denver, who spent a
Ell Paso.
Hon. Antonio Joseph, of Ojo Caliente
ex-delegate to congress, is in the CAPT
tai IN a business visit.
Mrs. r. S. Turner and Miss E. w,
Baker arrived last night from Colorado
Springs to spend the winter here. They
say that they came to escape the rigid
| Colorado weather. Mrs. Turner Is a
health-seeker, and is accompanied by
her sister, Miss Baker.
Hon. Pedro Sanchez, census uper-
visor Of New Mexico, has returned from
a brief visit to Albuquerque, where he
| placed his grandson in school.
Forest Superintendent w. H. Buntain
left this afternoon on an official trip to
Silver City.
]. w. Kinsley, deputy grand master
Of the A. o. U. w, was in the city this
| week, and made an address at a public
meeting. A banquet was rendered him
by the local lodge, A. o. U. W., at Odd
Fellows hall.
Although the court officials were kept
very busy while at Taos holding court,
still they managed to edge in some So
cial enjoyment. The Owl Club of Taos
met TueHday afternoon of this uteak