Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. I. B. Catron returned home
from Chicago night before last.
E. Clark, the Plaza del Alacalde mer-
chant, spent Sunday and today in the
capital.
Geo. W.. Hickox, who is engaged in
the iewelry business at Ell Paso, Is visit
ing his family in Santa Fe.
Hon. II. O. Bursum, superintendent
of the penitentiary, will return to the
capital from Socorro in the morning.
I Addison Walker returned home yes
terday from Bland, and reports that the
boom over in the Cochiti is distinctly on.
w. n. Buntain, superintendent of
forest reserves in New Mexico and Ari
iona, has returned from an official trip
to Arizona.
Hon. Perfecto Esquibel, of Rio Arriba
county, who was a visitor at the capital
during the past week, left on Saturday
for his home.
T. j. Curran, president of the Golden
Cochiti Tunnel Company, will leave
Santa Fe for New York and Boston to-
night on business for his company.
E. Clark, the merchant at Plaza del
Alcalde, who spent Sunday in the city
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Hersch, returned home this morning.
Bob Mullin, who acquired fame as
chief deputy sheriff during the Bull Hill
war at Cripple Creek several years ago,
passed through the city today en- route
to Colorado. .
Hon. Solomon Luna and Mrs. Luna,
aud Mrs. Bernice K. Luna arrived in
the city this noon from Albuquerque.
They are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bergere.
J.. S. Brash, who has been a guest at
the sa~nitarium for several months, will
leave for Denver tonight much improved
in health and enthusiastic in his praises
of the climate Of Santa Fe.
/ G. w. Bond, who is senior partner in
the large general stores of Bond Broth
ers at Wagon Mound and Espanola,
went up to the latter place on the Den
yer & Rio Grande this morning.
Herman Claussen, formerly manager
of the Palace hotel in this city, now
operating two valuable mining claims In
the Cochiti mining district, came over
from Bland yesterday on a business er-
rand.
Col. j. Francis Chavez. of Ell Pro-
greso, Valencia county, who ably pre-
sided over the deliberations of the Re-
publican territorial convention at So
zorro, spent yesterday with his friends
In Santa Fe.
Hon. W. B. Childers, United States
attorney, returned from Albuquerque
this morning to look after the interests
of clients in the territorial district court.
He was accompanied by Col. Z. W. Dob
son, his popular law partner.
Harry Edwards, Henry Bergman and
E. D. McAdam, of Creole, Colo, who
have been for several months prospect
ing on the Colorado river in Arizona,
left Santa Fe for their homes yer the
narrow gauge this morning.
Henry Lockhart, one of the principal
owners Of the Crown Point group of
mines in the Cochiti mining district, ac-
companied by his son, Henry Lockhart,
Jr., came up from Albuquerque yester-
day on business pending before the dis
trict court.
Geo. f. Albright. managing editor OF
the Albuquerque Journal Democrat, and
E. N. Bliss, an Albuquerque job printer,
came up from the south this morning,
summoned here as witnesses in the per-
jury case now pending before the terri
torial district court.
Hon. j. s. Duncan one of the most
useful members of the last legislative
council and at present a member of the
territorial board of equalization, who
has just returned from a trip to Cali
fornia, came up to the capital from the
Socorro convention yesterday morning
and spent the day in the city.
A party. consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Healy, Mr.. and Mrs. Candee, Mrs.
Spaulding, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. LAWYER and
Miss Knox, health and pleasure seekers
in the city, will visit the famous Tiffany
turquois mines at Turquesa tomorrow.
Several members of the party are guests
at the sanitarium.
Hon. F. A. Reynolds, who represented
Sierra county in the lower house OF the
32d legislative assembly and is now look
ing after mining interests on the Chama
river and elsewhere in the territory
with headquarters at Santa Fe, returned
this morning from inspecting some min.
ing properties In Socorro county.
Miss Kittie Loomis is in the city from
Reno, Nevada, visiting her brother, Ira
LOOMS, who has been in St. Vincent
hospital for about u year. 1t will be re-
%membered that Mr.. LOOMS had the
dreadful misfortune to have his back
broken in a railroad accident near Albu-
Querque and he has been in the hospital
here ever since.
Mrs. e. H. Plummer, we'll known in
Santa Fee as the accomplished wife of
Col. E. H. Plummer, now serving in the
Philippines, will pass through Lamy on
Wednesday night, en- route from Buffa-
10 to San Francisco. Friends of the
lady hope to persuade her to stop yer
a few days in Santa Fee.
j. H. McCutcheon, proprietor and ed
itor of the Industrial Advertiser at Al
buquerque, left for his home at Albu-
querque this afternoon. He had been
in the city to attend the Democratic CEN
trail committee meeting on Saturday and
to pick up subscribers for his paper,
which is the ''simon pure" Democratic
paper in the territory.
Charles v. Stafford, county clerk of
San Juan county, who represented his
county in the recent Republican terri
torial convention, left Santa Fe over the
Denver & Rio Grande this morning for
home. He made many friends in the
capital city during the week or SO. He
was here gathering data on land en-
tries and land titles at the United States
land office and in other public offices.
Prot. R. A. r. P~enrose, a brother Of
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania and
well known throughout the Rocky moun-
tain region as q geologist, arrived in
Santa Fe last night from the Pierce