Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

iron mines at Glorieta.
Romulo Martinez, who is conducting
a general store at Santa Cruz, in this
county, is a visitor in the city.
Hon. James H. Reeder, of Hays, Kan,
clerk of the United States land court,
arrived in the capital last night.
Z. A. Dow, who is engaged in general
merchandising at fatigue, Valencia
county, is in the city buying supplies.
Geo. S. Terry, secretary of the Union
League club of New York, is visiting his
friend, A. A Newbery, of this city.
Judge w. w. Murray, of Tennessee,
associate justice of the United States
land court, is a guest at the sanitarium.
Father Antonio ~Jouvenceau. parish
priest at TERRA Amarillo, returned
home over the narrow gauge this morn
ing.
Judge McFie and the other officials
of the district court are expected home
from San Juan county to-morrow even
ing.
l.. b. Jones, of Trinidad, travelling
auditor Of the Santa Fe company, is in
the city checking up the local freight
and passenger offices.
Mrs. Michael McCabe, for many years
a resident of Santa Fe, is recovering
from a serious attack of blood poisoning
at her home in Los Angeles.
A. c. Hawley of Washington, special
inspector of Indian agencies, has return
ed from the sub-agency of the Jicarilla
Apaches at Dulce, Rio Arriba county.
Mrs. L. b Catron leaves tonight fol
Battle Creek, Mich, where she will re
main for some weeks for the benefit OF
her health at the .sanitarium in thai
city.
J.. Fl. George, Spaulding's golf expert
who has been giving lessons to the
members of the Mesa Golf Club, has re.
turned to Denver.
Mrs. Joseph Richards, who has beer
/ visiting Mrs. Maud L.. Hurt in Santa
Fe for several days, has returned tt
her home in Cerrillos.
Master Albert Clancy, who has fo1
some time been with his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Clancy, at Albu
q%uerque, is visiting his parents in San
ia Fe.
Charles Fl. Daniels, who has charge
of the carpenter work on the new saw
mill j. w. Cooper is building on Man
zanares creek, about eighteen miles be
yond the Pecos, left Santa Fe for the
mill this morning.
A. H. Anderson, of Chama, succeeded
in making a flying transfer this morn
ing from the Santa Re train, which ar
rived from the south at 1885, to TIN
Denver & Rio Grande train, which lef
for the north five minutes later.
Hon. Joseph r. Reed, of Council
Bluffs, Ia, chief justice, and Hon. T
c. Fuller, of Raleigh, N. c., associate
justice of the United States court o
private land claims, have arrived il
Santa Fe to attend the opening session
of the land court tomorrow morning.
Mother Sebastian passed up the roa
this morning to the mission at San Mi
guel, where she will await the arriva
of her travelling companion, Sister Eve
lyn, who was unexpectedly called from
this city to Albuquerque this morning
Hon. M. G. Reynolds, attorney for thu
United States court of > private lam
claims; Alderman j.. w. Akers and Pag'
b. Otero, of this city, are expected bacl
from Ojo Caliente tonight.
Moves Weltmer, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Weltmer of this city. celebrated
his l3th birthday on Saturday Afternoon
and evening. Eight or nine Of hi
school mates efficiently assisted him in
devouring the large and thirteen times
Illuminated birthday cake.
Governor and Mrs. Otero and theiI
son Miguel returned to the capital cit,
from Los Angeles on Saturday night
They report having had a most enjoy
able trip and come back in excellent
health. Miss La Rue, of Las Vegas
who visited with them in California, alst
returned, leaving them at LamY, going
thence to her home.
O. Z. Allen and wife, of Lansing
places of interest about the historic ca
plbai anu uopdfteu LOT COlofduO opTluS'
on the morning train. Mr.. Allen is thu
editor of the leading Republican dali,
paper at the Michigan capital and |!
also at the head of the state press asso
citation. He ranks as one of the mos
brilliant young journalists of the centra
west.
S. l.. Phillips, of New York, presiden'
of the South American Mahogany Com
pany, who is largely interested with DR.
Wise, also of New York, in the develop
ment of valuable copper claims neal
Rinconado, in the Copper Hill districr
of Taos county, came to Santa Fee from
the mines on Saturday evening on i'm
portant business connected with thu
operations of his company, and ha!
since returned to Rinconado. He Is {
thorough business man, and can be de-
pended upon to bring the Copper Hill
district into merited prominence in min
ing circles.