Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-02
PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Ethel E. Gregg, of Edmund,
Okla, is a visitor in Santa Fe.
j. D. Sena, clerk of the supreme court,
is again confined to his home by illness.
Mrs. Henry Grant is here from Abb
quiz. to remain until after the Fourth.
e. NJ. johnson and A. b. Johnson. of
Columbus, O., are sightseeing about
the city.
W. r. Middleton, secretary of the
Monte Cristo Placer Company, drove in
from Golden to-day IN a business trip.
William Novel;, one of the faithful
employees in the Star mine, came in
from Bland last night to spend several
days.
Juan Navarro, one of the penitentiary
commissioners, is here from Mora to at
tend the meeting of the commission at
the penitentiary to-day.
District Attorney R. C. Gortner is
home from the Philadelphia convention
and a visit to friends and relatives in
Indiana.
Richard Mathews. of San Pedro, who
has charge of the development work in
Hon. 7. b. Catron's copper mines,
came in from the south at noon.
Messrs. Edward and Manuel Otero and
George Armijo returned Saturday night
from a trip to the Bergere ranch The
latter was out 30 days taking the census
at Pino's Wells and vicinity.
Hon. John R. McFie returned last
night from a visit to Chicago, New York
and Philadelphia. His daughter, Miss
Maud, accompanied him and stopped off
for a visit among Indiana friends.
Hon. j. T. Mclaughlin is in from
San Pedro attending the county board
and penitentiary commission meetings.
He says the work of building the 300 ton
smelter of the Santa Fe Gold & Copper
company goes forward rapidly.
Mrs. j. D. Sena, ST., has gone to Ray
ado. Colfax county, to be present at the
funeral of Jesus Abreu. She took with
her Carlos Aureus little daughter, who
has been attending school here.
William Queller, Kansas City; James
Helphenstine, M. B. Hall, Pueblo, Colo.
Charles Shields, Denver; G. Fl. Hooper,
Trinidad; Mrs. Mills and family. Bland;
d. Buenabinta and wife, Ration, are
among to-day's arrivals at the Elk
change.
Col. j. C. Hoffmeier, who lately pur-
chased the Twitchell ranch, and Will
liam Evans, of the Espanola valley, are
in town to-day. They say the Espanola
region is supplying a good fruit crop
this season, which will be shipped to
southern Colorado mining camps for
market.
Sylvester M. Lowell, who was in San
ia Fe last week, was so much pleased
with this glorious climate and with the
friends he met here, that he has decd
ed to leave the Cochiti and remove here
to reside permanently. Mr.. Lowell is a
having served from June 10, 1861, to
April IA, 1865.
J. IT. Steel is home from Leavenworth,
Kan, where he went to escort 10 the
soldiers home a veteran named Samuel
M. Summers. who for nine years had
Deen an inmate OF 81. Nlncenl HOSpl-
tai. Mr.. Steel stopped off at Kansas
City and viewed the big convention hall.
He comes back convinced that there is
no climate like hat of Santa Fe, and
he has travelled some in his lifetime.
Supt. I. B. Hanna, of the New Mexi-
co and Arizona forest reserves, has re
turned to his headquarters here after
his first trip of inspection over the res
ervations in the latter territory. He
brings with him his son Harry. a clever
young limb of the law, who has been
serving as range rider in Arizona, but
comes to Santa Fee to pursue his law
studies. w. j. Belden, of Joliet, ILL.,, a
friend of Mr.. Hanna, arrived yesterday
from the east, and is soon to be as
signed to a position as ang rider,
probably in Arizona.