Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-04-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. NJ. Williams, a prominent lumber
Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Steen returned
home from Albuquerque yesterday
morning.
Father Dorches, parish priest at Is
leta, arrived from the south this morn
ing.
Apolonio Rael, who has a store at
Cienega, Romero postoflice, is in the
city buying supplies.
M. f. Terry, manager of the Gold Coin
Prospecting & Development Company,
left.for Albuquerque this afternoon.
L. j. Helm, general agent of the Den
yer q Rio Grande railroad, will leave
Santa Fe for Bland on the stage in the
morning.
Sister Eulalia, mother superior of the
Sisters of Charity in this city, with a
companion, went to Cerrillos this aft
ernoon on a business errand.
Hon. Matthew G. Reynolds, attorney
for the United States court OF private
land claims, arrived in Santa, Fe from
st. Louis on the flyer this morning.
Peter Reid, a well-known mining mar
Of this county, who has for some time
been employed at Dolores, will leave
Santa Fe for the Cochiti mining district
tomorrow.
Hon. Charles f. Easley, delegate-at-
large, and A. B. Renehan, alternate-at
large to the National Democratic con
v%ention at Kansas City, returned from
Albuquerque yesterday morning.
Mrs. Richard Green, who conducts an
excellent hotel at Cerrillos, accompan-
led by her daughter, Miss Kittie Green,
arrived in the city last night on a shop
ping trip.
j. P. O'Brien, formerly engaged In
mining in south Santa Fe county, and
now living in Denver, came up from AL
buquerque and Cerrillos this morning,
and from here will return to Colorado
in a few days.
l.. c. Grove, editor of the San Juan
county Index, printed at Aztec, arrived
~ tANS SopAtui ~ yCotSi aoy at
tending the Democratic territorial con-
vention as a delegate, and was among
the New Mexican's pleasant callers this
morning. He left for home this fore
noon.
Judge N. B.. Laughlin, who was a
member Of the Santa Fe delegation to
the late Democratic territorial conven-
ton, and of course heard Mr.. Bryan
speak, returned home from Albuquer-
que yesterday, enthusiastic in his praise
Of the hospitality of the good people of
the Ducal City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Forsha, Of Grip
excursionists in New Mexico at present.
went from Thornton to Bland yester-
day, and are expected in Santa Fe in a
day or two. Mr.. Forsha is a brother of
Capt. John T. Forsha, of this city, and
is prospecting in the mining business in
the famous Colorado gold camp.
A. Liebert, Of Taos, j.. A. Martinez, of
Arroyo Hondo, and e. A. Abeyta, of
l. uSiO6otOo ~ tIC ldlC DcIlOs
cratic territorial convention, returned
to Santa Fe from Albuquerque yester-
day, and left for their respective homes
this forenoon. Mr.. Abeyta felt very
much pleased over the fact that he was
chosen an alternate to the Kansas City
convention.
c. N. Thomas, Of San Francisco, Cal,
who Is deeply interested in the study Of
the antiquities of this region, and par
ticularly In the remarkable cliff dwell
ings in Santa Clara canon, about thirty
miles northwest Of this city, so graph
ically described by Professor Hewett in
his lecture in Santa Fee last winter, has
been in the city several days, and leaves
for the Pacific coast this evening. Mr..
Thomas is the head of the Thomas lee
bureau Of San Francisco, and hopes
arrange a lecture course for Santa
Fe next winter. !