Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Simon Sanders is in town from Trim
idad.
A. B. McMillen, Esq, is a visitor from
Albuquerque.
w. H. Dunlap, of Denver, is renewing
acduaintances in the city.
Governor Otero, Hon. Solomon Luns
and Hon. H. O. Bursum left for Albu.
querque yesterday afternoon.
Hon. A. b. Fitch, a we'll known mem
Der of the bar from Socorro. is visiting
the capital.
Mrs. e. A. Carr and mother arrived
from Albuquerque this afternoon ant
are guests at the Palace.
Hon. w. B. Childers, u. s. district at
torney. arrived in the city from Albu'
querque this afternoon.
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace returned
home last evening from an interesting
camping trip to Pajarita anon.
Colonel R. E. TwitchelI arrived from
Las Vegas last evening to be present a
the opening of tie supreme court today
Sheriff C. F. Blackington left thi
afternoon for Socorro and says he viii
at once hit the trail of those despera
does yer the Arizona line.
Ricardo Alarid has returned from Al
buquerque and says he has come to stay
A little too warm and dusty down tina
way for comfort.
Col. j. W. Fleming and daughter re
| tnppnl from Mnnnrn Inst nirhf un1 Inf
this morning for Gardener, nea Ration,
where Col. Fleming goes to officially ms
pect the coal mines.
Human +. Parker, a bright young
disciple of the law from Vinita, l. Z.
well known and esteemed here, arrived
in the city last night on a vacation triI
and to visit old friends.
Hon. R. p. Barnes, of Silver City, wht
Is making a very good record as dlstric'
attorney, came up from the south OF
this Moons train.
E. e. Wade, ESQ.,, of Las Cruces, ar
rived here this morning and is the CUES
of Hon. and Mrs. Amado Chaves.
T. b. Ward left this afternoon fol
Cerrillos with a wagon load of supplies
and tools. He goes to employ severa
men in finishing the discovery work OF
several claims owned by the A. R. Glib
son syndicate.
W. H. Seamon, of Ell Paso, grand lee
turer of the Grand Lodge Of Free Ma
sons OF New Mexico, arrived on thi
Moons train and will instruct the Ma
sons here at their lodge meeting to b,
held this evening at the hall of Monte
yuma lodge. He will remain hero Fri
day and Saturday.
William Sloan, owner of a three
quarter interest in the Queen of Spade.
mine near Bland, leaves for the COLDER
Cochiti tomorrow to do his annual as
sessment work. j. T. Steele goes with
him as good company.
James s. Campbell, of Monte Vista
extensively engaged in potato ship.
ments. is in the city on his initial visit
Owing to the drought he rather expects
a light crop of "spuds" in the San Luis
valley this season, though the acreage
planted is much larger than ever. He
took in the circus last night with H. B
Cartwright.
r. b. Thomas, manager of the Ger
rillos smelter, and Michael O'Neill
drove in from Cerrillos yesterday aft
ernoon. They were too busy to take In
the circus, but transacted some mining
business. and left early in the wen
ing. Mr.. O'Neill has a deal pending
with Utah parties for his Tom Paine
and Golden Treasure mines in the Ger
rillos district. Mr.. Thomas says the
extensive improvements at the smelter
plant are progressing well, and the en-
larged plant promises a long and sue
cessful u this fall.