Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

M. L. Brunswick, of Las Vegas, is in
town.
L. Quinley, of Las Vegas, is in town
on business.
H. M. Dougherty, attorney Of Socorro,
is here to attend court.
The Misses Baker left this forenoon
on a visit to friends in St. Louis.
J. W. Cooper, a well known lumber
man, OF Rowe, Is in town.
A. R. Manly, a well known mining
man of Taos, was an arrival today.
w. l.. Gould, the oil man of Cerrillos.
is attending court in the capital CITY.
Miss Sadie Souder has returned from
a visit to San Francisco and other points
W. s. Gaine, cashier of the Arlington
hotel in Washington, D. c., is a visitor
in Santa Fe.
E. L. Medler and S. B. Gillett, attor.
neys of Albuquerque, came in today to
attend court.
Mrs. Griffin, of Albuquerque, was
brought to Santa Fe this afternoon on a
cot, being seriously i'll.
I Rev. M. Demarest and Rev. George ].
Juillard, Catholic priests of Gallup, are
visitors in the city today.
Mrs. w. X. Morley, of C%hamberino,
one of the best known ladies in the ter.
ritory, is in the city today on business,
accompanied by her son.
M. 5. Groves, a we'll known merchant
OF Espanola, is in town on business.
James Carruthers, of San Pedro, and
Frank White, of Golden, we'll known
mining men, are in the city attending
court.
G. M. Foraker, United States marshal
for New Mexico, came in last night from
Albuquerque.
D. M. Robb and wife, of Atoka. In
dian Territory. and Miss Jessie Robb, of
Muskogee, Indian Territory, who have
been spending sometime in the city, left
this morning for home.
Hon. Alexandra %Sandoval, of Albu-
querqne, arrived yesterday afternoon
to attend the meeting of the territorial
board of equalization, Of which he is a
member.
Judge Fl. L. Waldo, solicitor for the
Santa Fe in New Mexico, is in town from
Las Vegas to attend court.
Hon. John w. Poe, of Roswell, mem.
Der of the territorial board of ~equaliza-
ton, arrived yesterday afternoon to at
tend the meeting Of the board.
Hon. Numa Raymond, a prominent
retired merchant OF Las Cruces and for
mer sheriff of Dona Ana county, is a
visitor to the capital. He is here to at
tend the meeting Of the board of equal
i~zation, of which he Is a member.
c. L. Mckinley, of Rico, Colo, and
Philip Hayes, of Pueblo, Colo, of the
railway postal service, came in last
night on the narrow gauge to testify in
a case in court.
Mr. Aniceto Macs, who has been In
Denver for the last eight months, has
returned to this city.
Wiley Weaver and Thomas Hincke.
prominent coal men of Gallup. are in the
city to appear before the board of equali-
cation.
Hen. Victor 0rtega, ex-member of the
territorial legislature, Is here from Chi.
mayo.
Rev. W. A. Cooper OF the M. E.
church. left this morning for Espanola
to hold services tonight. He will return
tomorrow.
E. Clark, a prominent merchant of
Alcalde, who has been spending several
in the capital city, left this morn
ing on the D. & R. G. for home. His
little niece, Miss Josie Hersh. accompa-
MED him.
A. L. johnson, representing Wyckoff,
Seamans & Benedict, of Denver, general
for the Remington standard type.
was a visitor in the capital today
Ind sold quite o number of Remingtons.
Charles Hull, formerly in the employ
If the d. & R. g., but o with the
Fe Pacific, is here on a visit to his
and is greeting old friends.
Col. J. Frank Chaves left this. morning
overland for q visit to his ranch at Pro-
.roso, Valencia county. He will be
Ibsent about q week. During his trip
le will visit the precincts in eastern
Valencia county, and will do some poll
fcal missionary work In that section.
Julian Williams, q we'll known news
'aper man and magazine writer of So
orro, came up to the capital city this