Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

G. T. Grayson, the Silver City banker,
is in the capital on business.
Supreme Court Clerk j. D. Sena has
returned from a trip to Springer.
S. H. Fields, of st. Joseph, who was a
visitor in tins city yesterday, left this
morning for Espanola.
Hon. E. F. Hobart, receiver Of the
federal land office in this city, is at Las
Vegas on a business trip.
District Attorney Charles A. Spiess of
Las Vegas, arrived in the capital last
evening to attend supreme court.
Adolph seligman left this morning for
New York, where he will remain about
ten days, sailing thence for Europe.
Michael O'Neill, the owner of several
turquois mines near Turquesa, arrived
in the city today on a business visit.
Captain R. b. Whitney, who spent
several days in the capital, this forenoon
returned to his mines at Copper Hill.
District Attorney R. 2. Barnes Of Sill
YER City, arrived in the capital this noon.
He is here on supreme court business.
M. Morris, of Indianola, Neb., who
spent several weeks on the Pecos and in
this city, left for his home this forenoon.
Forest Superintendent w. H. Buntain
returned last evening from an inspection
trip to Arizona.
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince went to Es-
pamela this morning to look after his
fruit ranch, and he expects to return
tomorrow evening.
G. A. Richardson ESQ.,, of Roswell, a
member of the irrigation commission,
arrived In the capital this noon on a
business trip.
Hon. M. &. Reynolds, United States
attorney for the court of private land
claims, left Saturday evening for Tucson
to attend the session of the court open
ing there February 6. The court will
meet here after a%djourning at Tucson.
H. o. Flipper, special agent of the
department Of justice to the court of
private land claims, left this afternoon
for Tucson to attend the sessions CT the
court at that place.
George H. Bibb of Silverton, who Is
working mines for local capitalists in
that part of Colorado, will be here this
evening and intends to go to Bland to-
morrow to examine several Cochiti
properties.
Prof. j. C. Carrera went to Las Vegas
Saturday.
Sheriff H. C. kinsell has returned
from a visit to Cerrillos.
Miss Hayes, at the s%anitarium, is con
fined to her rooms by illness.
Chief Justice Mills returned to the
capital last night after a visit to Albu-
querque and to his home at Las Vegas.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
A. J. Loomis returned Saturday from a
trip to Silver City and other southern
towns.
DR.. Eggert is SO low that the end is
expected soon. The recent death of his
only sister in Germany has aggravated
his illness.
"a. Collins Is reported as in q critical
condition, and no hope Is held for his
recovery. His parents in Illinois were
telegraphed to come here at once.
VhlS' y. ~. Wight, VI DcIVNcI, WIFI
had been in this city for her health, left
Saturday afternoon for Ell Paso, as the
altitude is too high for her here.
On February %, Washington's birth
day, Miss Carmelita Sena, of this city,
and Charles F. Abreu, of Rayado, Col
fax county, will be married at the ca
thedral.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Manuel c. de Baca and wife are at Las
Vegas, where they acted as sponsors
yesterday at the christening Of Enrique
H. Salazar, Jr.. son of Postmaster and
Mrs. Salazar.
Capt. c. N. Sterry, of Los Angeles,
solicitor for the Santa Fee Pacific rail-
road, and his private secretary, w. F.
came in from Albuquerque
Mr.. Sterry has business be-
fore the supreme court.
Hon. Charles F. Easley returned from
Las Vegas Saturday. Friday evening he
attended the banquet of the Elks in the
Meadow City, which followed the initia-
ton of Hon. John 8. Clark, Hon. NJ. c.
de Baca and Miguel Baca as members
Of the herd. Mr.. Easley responded to
the address Of welcome made by the
upon the occasion