Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. Aohhcuy Is III tno CiIy liotn
Cerrillos.
VIM. Hogan and wife, of Ell Paso, are
in the city. :
Miss Mary Upton left last evening on
a visit to friends at Hillsboro.
James c. Burke, of Chicago, arrived
from the south on the noon train.
George E. Brewer, of Albuquerque, is
in the city.
David w. Rush and w. G. Sherman,
of Denver, are visiting the city.
United States Marshal C. M. Foraker
vas a visitor in the city yesterday aft
ernoon.
Archbishop Peter Bourgade is on a
visit to Las Vegas and neighboring
parishes.
Hon. W. w. Murray, of the court OF
private land claims, left this morning
for his home in Tennessee.
District Attorney Thomas A. I inical
OF Albuquerque, has gone on a trip tC
California.
George Wright came in from Creede
last night to visit among old friends fol
a few days.
A. M. Bergere and Manuel Otero re.
turned last evening from a trip to Du'
range, Colo.
Mrs. R. H. Bowler was taken i'll sud
denly this morning at her home on
Manhattan avenue.
Deputy U. s. Marshal J. J. Sheridan
left yesterday afternoon for Grant
county and other southern points to be
absent one week.
Colonel G. w. Prichard left this af.
ternoon for his home in White Oaks
after a weeks visit among capital city
friends.
Thomas Hughes, the indefatigable
editor Of the Albuquerque Citizen, re.
turned home this afternoon after spend.
ing yesterday in the capital on politi.
cal business.
county, is in the city visiting his
daughter, who is the wife Of Felipe
Armijo, captain of the day guards al
the penitentiary.
AASaAAy ~ wv IhAAAlt AIo4sS 1CSCAfCk vi
! the Land Office at Las Cruces and a
successful banker who attended the
Republican committee meeting here
yesterday was a passenger south this
afternoon.
John s. Clark, ESQ.,, chairman of the
Republican Central Committee and
Ralph E. Twitchell, president Of the
Hammer and Tongs Club at Las Vegas,
who were in the capital yesterday, were
passengers north bound this morning.
Col. j. w. Fleming, of Silver City,
accompanied by his pretty daughter,
Miss Fanny, was in the city yesterday
on official business. He left this morn
ing for Monero to inspect the coal mines
ut that point. He has resigned his
position as U. s. coal mine Inspector to
take effect Immediately.
Chief Justice j. r. Reed and Justice
Fl. c. Sluss, of the land court left via
the D. & r. G. line this forenoon for
Denver, going thence to their respect
i've homes at Council Bluffs and WITCH
ita. Chief Clerk ]. H. Reeder accompa-
MED them en- route to his home at Hays
City, Kansas.
Hon. r. P. Barnes, of Silver City,
who served faithfully and well in the
House of Representatives Of the 33d
Legislative Assembly, left for his home
this afternoon. Mr.. Barnes has many
friends in the capital and it is hoped
that he will return to Santa Fe next
winter representing the counties of
Grant. Dona Ana and Otero in the
House. His work in the last legislative
assembly proves him to be the right
man.
Major ". H. H. Llewellyn, of Las
Cruces, ex-speaker Of the House of
Representatives and who. made a most |
record as captain of the
Riders left for home this after
1t Is said that he will be a candi-
date on the Republican ticket for the
House of Representatives Of the 34th
legislative assembly from the counties
Of Dona Ana and Otero, and If so that
his election is wellnigh a certainty.
As - ~ ooh loAAClOSO, L. ". ~ l
Brewer, Of Albuquerque, insurance ad-
are in the city for the purpose
looking into matters touching the
conflagration in the Ortiz block and ad-
the losses Of the several par
ties insured. Other adjusters are ex-
to arrive on a similar mission
a few days.
Sheriff P. F. Garrett, Of Dona Ana
left for home this afternoon.
He said the season continues very dry
the Mesilla valley region, and the
people are convinced to a man that
only by the construction Of vast stor-
age reservoirs a water be had per-
manently for irrigation purposes.
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