Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

c. II. Elmendorf of Lincoln, Neb.. left
the sanitarium for the east this morn
ing.
Martin Lehman, the merchant and
miller of Las Cruces, left for home yes
terday afternoon.
l.. M. Ortiz, territorial auditor, left for
his ranch at Los Luceros this morning
over the Denver & Rio Grande.
Milo Hill, who is employed in one of
the stores at Bland, is in Santa Fe look
ing after his lime contract here.
Miss Atterbury, who has been pleas
antly soiourning in Santa Fee for several
weeks, left for her home in Illinois this
morning.
Mrs. Ella Duncan, of Cripple Creek,
who has been visiting Mrs. Harry Pot
ter for several days, left for Cape Nome,
Alaska, this morning.
Julius Hoffmayer and niece, left San
ia Fee this morning for Espanola to take
possession of the TwitcheIl fruit ranch,
recently purchased by Mr.. Hoffmayer.
Amarante Garcia, who has been sheriff
of ConeiOs county, Colo, for IA years,
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ital and left for his home this morning.
Jaspar Ortiz, one of the clerks in the
surveyors generals office, left for
TERRA Amarillo and Pagosa Springs
this morning on a leave of absence of Is
days.
Judge G. w. Potter, of Denver, one of
h oldest and most successful fire in
adjusters in the country, is in
the capital on a business errand.
Jay d. Sidebottom, cousin of Earl e.
Sidebottom, of this city, who has beer
in Santa Fe for some time, departed for
Trinidad this morning. Thence he will
probably go to Newton, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reinhart and
son arrived at the sanitarium from New
York City on Saturday night, and ex-
pect to remain here for several months
for the benefit of Mr.. Remnants health.
Miss Ada Knox, one Of the sanitarium
guests, will return to the city this even
ing from a sketching and visiting trip
to the Espanola valley, in northern San
ia Fe county.
Parke, Bruce and Halle Hyde, chill
dren of Rev. A. A. Hyde, pastor of the
local Methodist church, left for Santa
Ana, Calf, this afternoon to Join their
mother, who is there for the benefit of
her health.
Mrs. Thomas Littlehales, we'll re-
membered as the wife of the former
manager of the local electric and gas
plant, who has been visiting relatives
and friends in Las Vegas, left for her
home in Hopkinsville, KY, this morn
ing.
Mr.. Lucas Samora, wife and daughter
from Manzano, Valencia county, are in
the city, visiting relatives. Mr. Samora
is a well known and respected citizen of
eastern Valencia county, who possesses
fine ranches in that section. He
reports much snow recently there and
that stock and ranges are in good con-
dition.
Edward McFarlane, of this city en-
ployed as superintendent by the Great
Republic Mining Company and j. A.
CIPHER, who has been engaged in de-
veloping mines in Colorado for about 80
years. went up to Monument Rock this
morning to examine the Montezuma
group of mines. Mr.. CIPHER and John
L. Forsha, of this city, became friends
in Colorado a quarter of a century ago.
Ira Loomis, who has beer at St. Vim
cents hospital for over a year, suffer
ing from injuries sustained in a railroad
wreck at Albuquerque, was accompan-
led to Los Angeles by his sister, Miss
Kitty LOOMS. on Sunday afternoon.
There he will be cared for by a married
sister. His spine is so badly injured
that he is unable to help himself, and
the doctors regard his case as hopeless.
J. w. Akers, alderman elect from the
third ward Of the city of Santa Fe, re-
turned from a business trip to Bland
last evening. He reports that, pending
the erection of the projected cyanide
plant of the Navajo Gold Mining com
pany, Bland is comparatively dull. The
Albemarle mill and mine are running
full blast as usual and consequently
business is lively over in that part of
the Cochiti mining district. The small
Bland mill is running to the top OF It's
capacity on Lone Star ore.
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