Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION.
w. E. Martin is in Socorro on q brief

w. E. Martin is in SOcorro on q brief
visit.
Hon. Pedro Sanchez left for Taos this
forenoon.
Miss Carrie Thomas, of Caldwell, Kas.,
is a visitor in the city.
U. S. Marshal C. M. Foraker is in the
city from Albuquerque.
Colonel J. Francisco Chaves went to
Albuquerque on a brief visit.
A. D. Whitson, the music hustler
from Albuquerque, is again in the city.
Thomas N. Reynolds returned last
night from a business trip to Las We
gas.
L. B. Milleisin, a prominent citizen
of Chama, is visiting among Santa Fe
friends.
A. B. McGaffey, of Albuquerque, came
in from the north on the narrow gauge
last evening.
Probate Judge j. A. Lucero left last
evening for Espanola, expecting to re-
turn in a few days.
Tony Trosello, grain and provision
merchant at Cerrillos, is in the city lay
ing in a supply of goods.
]. Placido Romero, jr., is in the city
from Peralta on a visit to his friend,
George Washington Armijo.
Arthur R. Hinton, a young journalist
of Ell Paso, arrived in the capital today
to take a position on the New Mexican.
Serafn Mares and wife, of Pena Blan-
ca, arrived in the city last night and
brought their daughter to attend the
Loretto academy.
Hon. Solomon Luna was a passenger
east this morning going to New York to
meet Mrs. Luna, with whom he will re-
turn to New Mexico at once.
Miss Kate Moran, of Needles, Calf,
arrived in the city yesterday, bringing
two pupils, one to attend st. Michael's
and one the Loretto academy.
Professor e, L. Hewett, president of
the normal university at Las Vegas, ar
rived last evening from the Meadow City
and was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace.
panied by Mrs. Earl Wilcox and Mrs.
McKiffir, of Creole, came in over the d.
& R G last night and went out this
morning to visit the orchard home of M.
V. B. Wilcox, in the Tesnqne valley.
Numa c. Frenger, of Las Cruces, a
student at the law school Of the Michi-
gan University at Ann Arbor, is in the
city the guest of Judge John r. McFie.
He expects to leave tomorrow to resume
his studies. The young man during the
Spanish-American war served in the
Rough Riders, where he made a very
good record.
Hon. Samuel H. Elkins, postmaster at
Columbia, Mo-, and manager of the
great Cunningham mountain gold prop
critics at Dolores, on the Ortiz grant, is
a visitor in the city today. He is en-
route to the mines to inspect the prog.
ress of work on a tunnel contract of
$50 feet, which has been in progress for
several months past.
Mr.. Thomas McQuiston, a leading citi-
zen and prosperous merchant and fruit
raiser Of Rio Arriba county, who lives at
Rinconada, where he is also postmaster,
is in the city today on business. In his
section the fruit crop has been fair and
he himself before the end of the season
will ship about SO, 900 pounds of fruit to
Colorado points. Politically speaking,
he is of the opinion that Rio Arriba
county will give a very handsome Repub-
lican majority.
A. l. Totten, of Lexington, KY, left
this morning for home after two months
spent in looking after his gold mining
interests in the upper Chama river.
DR.. T. Mitchell Pruden, q prominent
New York physician, spent the day in
seeing sights hereabouts, leaving this
afternoon for Williams, A. T., whence
he goes to view the Grand Canon OF the
Colorado.
Carlos DigneO commenced work to-
day on the Palace avenue pavement in
front of the Sena block, and will COM
plete 1t this week. This vitrifed brick
from the penitentiary, costing SIS per
thousand, lays such a neat and dura-
Die sidewalk that it ought to become
popular with property owners
Ernest Myers, of the firm Of Lowen-
thai & Myers, Albuquerque, has been
looking after business in the capital
to-day.
Judge H. L. Waldo, solicitor of the
Santa Fe railroad in New Mexico, is in
the capital to-day.
s. s. Rosenblatt and A. M. Hiereman,
Of San Francisco, are visitors in the
city.
G. de Vargas is in the city from AL