Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-09-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. Clark, the Plaza del Alcalde mel
chant, is ID visitor in the capital.
oh. Stanley and J. G. Benmont, min
ing men from Amizett, are in the city OF
business.
Solicitor General E. l.. Bartlett re
turned yesterday afternoon from a tril
to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. A. P. Frederick, wife of the post
office inspector, arrived from Denver last
night on a visit of some days here.
Juan Cordova, the leading merchant
at Questa. was in the city today anC
shipped out three wagon loads of mer.
chandise.
Robert Mckinley, q we'll known resi-
dent of Madrid and all around excellent
citizen, is shaking hands with Santa Fe
friends today.
X. L.. Pooler, mine owner at Red River
left for home this morning. He was
summoned on grand jury duty, but was
above the age limit of 60 years.
Captain John J. Lamborn has re.
turned from a trip to his former home at
Wilcox, Neb., where he disposed of his
banking business. He is a veteran OF
the Cuban war, who spent last year here
for his failing health and made such i'm
provement that he has now com to 10.
cate. He is accompanied by his son,
Guy, and his family will follow shortly.
Charles Scheurich and wife arrived
from Bland Sunday night and left yes
terday forenoon for Taos, where after a
visit with friends they go to Leaven-
worth, Kas., to visit Mrs. Scheurich's
relatives. They brought report from
Bland that Rev. G. s. Madden and Mer-
chant J.. G. Creager went out hunting a
few days ago and brought home three
black bears.
H. W. McCulloh, formerly a forest
ranger on the Pecos reserve, now of
Williams, Ariz., is in the city as a wit
ness before the U. S. grand jury in the
case in which Carlos Lucero, a farmer
in Santa Fe canon, is charged with tres
passing with his flocks on the Pecos
reserve. Mr.. McCulloh has quit the
forestry service and is now superintend-
ent of Perrin Bros sheep ranch near
Williams, having 10000 head under his
charge.
Kennett f. Harris, a bright and breezy
writer for the Chicago Record, arrived
In the city last evening. He comes to
spend some weeks in New Mexico and
will write a series of letters for his pape
on the territory, its people and its re-
sources.
Chas. L. Doran and A. P. Frederick,
postoffice inspectors, are in the city from
Denver, together with several mail
clerks on the d. & r. G.. route. They
have business before the grand jury.
Miss Grace =. Kennedy has returned
home from a very pleasant vacation
visit to Las Cruces.
Hon. M. G. de Baca, superintendent of |
public instruction, has returned from an |
inspection trip through Guadalupe and
counties.
Miss Crane and her friends, Mrs.
and Mrs. Duncan, have returned
from a stay of two weeks at the Hot
Sulphur springs In the Vale mountains. |
The Misses Gildersleeve are home from
> visit to the Hot Sulphur springs.
P. l.. McGrath, of Silver City, a lead
.ng mining man and owner of the ex-
'ensive telephone system recently build
20 connect the mining camps In that
'icinity, is q visitor in the capital today,
thriving from the south at noon.
s. Vann, grand master of the New
Mexico grand lodge, l. 0. 0. f., left this
afternoon for his home ut Albuquerque
a pleasant visit among the Santa
Ne members of the order.
Hon. w. B. Childers, U. s. district
'ttorney, arrived from Albuquerque on
belated train. /,