Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge II. L.. warren returned to AL
buquerque last evening.
Dolores, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Bergere, Is seriously Ill.
Page B. Otero left this morning on a
trip to the Pecos forest reserve.
Forest Superintendent w. H. Buntain
is out again, after an attack of illness.
Ex-District Attorney E. C. Wade, of
Las Cruces, Is in the capital on legal
business.
Frank Piomteaux manager of the
Onderdonk goat farm near Lamy, arrived
in the city this noon.
Hon. T. B. Catron and c.. H. Elmen-
dorff returned early this morning from
a business trip to Socorro.
Supt. H. o. Bursum, of THE territorial
pe%nitentiary, returned this forenoon
from a business trip south.
Mr.. M. T. Anderson and Mrs. B. Riley
came down from Rinconado last night
and continued Ito Chicago this forenoon.
Walter Jones, a merchant at Frisco,
Socoro county, arrived this morning on
a business visit, and will remain until
Monday.
A. H. Vets, superintendent OF the
government Indian school, Is able to be
about again, after being confined q week
TO his rooms by illness.
Col. c. G. Coleman has returned from
southern Santa Fee county, where he
looked over the De Leyba grant for the
court Of private land claims.
o. B. Steen spent yesterday ait Las
Vegas. Mr.. Steen went from Las Vegas
to Colorado Springs, where he will
spend several days on business.
The Albuquerque Journal Democrat
a course of lectures ait the Duke City
on the Romance of the Southwest"
j. w. Akers, who has been at work
with the appraising commission along
the low-line ditch In Bernalillo county,
returned to the capital last evening.
Chief Justice Mills, Justices Crum-
and Parker left for Albu-
luerque yesterday Afternoon. They were
accompanied by Supreme Court Clerk j.
D. Sena. Judge McFie left this after
noon.
J. X. Turner, manager of the Copper
Hill Mining Company, came down from
last evening and returned
this forenoon. He was here on land Of
ace business.
Col. r. e. Twitchell, of Las Vegas, Is
seriously i'll at the Palace, and is threat
aned with an attack of pneumonia. His
d. S. Twitchell, arrived from
Las Vegas last evening to be by his
Prof. c. l.. Herrick returned to Albu-
luerque this forenoon. Before leaving
ne said he would try to make arrange
nents with Prof. E. L. Hewett, Of Las
to thoroughly explore the cliff
ruins in this vicinity next sum-
ner.
Among the arrivals this noon from
he south was J. W. Fleming, mine in
for this territory. Mr.. Fleming
las just completed a tour of the coal
mines in New Mexico, and in his opin-
o n the output of coal this year will be
much greater than last year.
David E. Baca, of Quemado, Socorro
is in THE capital ON business.
fr. Baca is in the sheep business, and
eports the ranges in western Socorro
ounty in fair shape, and also a suffi-
lent amount of water so far. There
ave been some rains this winter, but
o considerable fall OF snow as yet. The
sction he resides in contains a large
lumber Of sheep, but not many cattle.
he people are prosperous and content
and Mr.. Baca, who IL a young but
ithusia site Republican, predicts a
weeping victory for the Republican
arty at the coming elections in Socor-
county /