Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Architect l. II. Rapp, of Las Vegas,
is in the capital today.
Governor Otero returned last even
ing from a business trip to Las Vegas,
Frank Plomteaux, foreman at the
Onderdonk ranch, is visiting city
! friends on a vacation trip.
j. N. Turner, a well known Trinidad
merchant, left this morning for Ojo Ca.
liente accompanied by Mrs. Turner.
Hon. L. Bradford Prince went to Las
Vegas this morning, where he will this
evening speak at a Republican meeting.
Hon. H. B. Ferguson came up from
Albuquerque Yesterday as far as Thorn
ton where he took the stage for Bland
to look after his mining interests.
The Misses Ashdown, of St. Louis,
have been visiting their father, w. G.
Ashdown, at Cerrillos, and are in the
city with him on a sightseeing trip.
c. B. Conklin. Jose Sanchez, Manuel
Delgado, Joaquin Martinez and Boni-
facio Ortiz left this morning for the
Vale mountains to rusticate for Is days.
VIM. Greenield's heavy freight wa
CONS were loaded at Cartwright's this
afternoon with several thousand pounds
Of merchandise for Bland retailers.
Hon. G. L. Brown, of Socorro, secre.
tary of the board of regents Of the New
Mexico School of Mines, and a promi-
nent and public-spirited citizen of So
zorro county, is the guest of Hon. Il.
O.. Bursum.
Adjt. Gen. w. II. Whiteman has re-
turned from a visit to Denver, George
town and Idaho Springs, Colo. Mrs.
Whiteman is still visiting friends in
Colorado.
j. C. Morris and s. A. Dienham, of
Kansas City, have been in the city for
several days looking over mining prop
erty in the Cerrillos district and exam
lining the county records.
Nazario Gonzales is in from his Glen
ega ranch to-day collecting rents and
buying a present or two for a favorite
grandson, Jose Gonzales, who is shortly
to wed a daughter of Hon. Antonio Or
tiz at Galisteo.
DR.. A. P. Morrison, superintendent of
New Mexico M. E. English missions, is
in the city. He preached last night at
esting sermon, will remain w to-day
and will preach again tonight.
Mrs. G. A. Smith is entertaining two
pleasant guests in the persons of Mrs.
Corpaor, how ctctor ond Mrc Goor0o
Morgan, her niece, from Decatur, Ill.
Mrs. Joseph Starr, also of Decatur, &C.
the ladies' on their trip, and
is being entertained by Mrs. Bush.
John Finn and w. H. Keller came In
from the Pecos last night and return to-
morrow to the Fed house." Mr..
Firms hospltable ranch home where
Mr.. Keller will remain for some time
while Mr.. Finn looks after matters at
upper ranch, on the Vivash Mesa.
They say that the Pecos river has been
constantly riley for ten days and
tourists along the valley have had poor
luck trying to land the speckled
beauties.
C. s. Onderdonk, manager Of the On
derdonk Goat and Ranch Company,
spent yesterday in the city. He was &C.
by his brother, John Onder-
donk, Percy Forderer, son Of the ia
nous vlci kid man, and president of the
Onderdonk ranch company, and How
ard Delaney, Of Philadelphia, who are
spending the summer at the ranch near
Mr.. Onderdonk says the season
has been a highly successful one on the
'anch, grass is fine, and the goats and
Kids rolling fat. There are now nearly
0 1000 of these at the ranch.