Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-06
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has been with the firm of Krakauer,
Fork & Moye of this city, leaves Mon
day to accept the position of manager
for the Salado company's store at Cap
itan.
Mr.. Fox is one of the most capable
and Industrious young business men in
this city, and has hosts of friends in Ell
Paso, who, while regretting his depar-
ture from their midst, congratulate him
on his deserved promotion, and wish
him that success which his ability and
conscientious application to every duty
assigned him merits. Mrs. Fox will al
so be sadly missed from among the
large circle of friends with whom she
is such a popular favorite. In their
new home may this estimable couple
mainly is heir.-M Paso Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox are we'll known
throughout New Mexico, and have
many friends in the capital city. Mrs.
Fox is a daughter of M. P. Pels, late
manager of the Maxwell LAND grant,
and now a resident Of Denver.
A. A. Newtbery and o. B.. Steen went
to Cerrillos this forenoon on a business
trip.
Miss Amy Gulliford left this week for
the vicinity OF Jackson, Miss, to visit
a cousin.
Miss Annietta l.. King, Of Washing
ton, D. c., is the guest of her brother.
Norman l.. King.
F. Bond, a member Of the firm o.
Bond Bros, of Espanola, is in the cap
ital to-day on business.
Hon. f. A. Manzanares, a member OF
the capitol rebuilding board, vas a Wis
itor in the capital the latter part of the
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Clancy, Of Albu-
querque, spent the week in this city.
They intend to leave for Albuquerque
this evening.
Chief Justice Mills was the guest of
Governor Otero this week. Owing to
indisposition he returned to Las Vegas
Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. e. Mantin is home again
| after an absence of several weeks, dur
| ing which she visited relatives and
| friends at Garfield and Socorro.
Governor Otero and Hon. H. 0. Bur
sum made a brief business trip to Las
| Vegas this week. Mr.. Bursum also
made q visit Of a few days to Socorro
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. GULL.
ford the pupils Of their private schoo
| will this evening give a Twelfth Nigh;
party, which promises to be as unique
as it will be enjoyable.
Page B. Otero returned this week
from a prospecting trip to Grant coun
ty. He brought home with him many
beautiful and valuable specimens OF
ore.
j. J. Brice, who was substitute for c
G. Wood, manager of the office of the
Postal Telegraph Company, left this
morning for Rowe, where he is nigh,
telegraph operator for the Santa F.
Railroad Company.
Judge Parker. of Hillsboro, anG
Judge Crumpacker. of Albuquerque
are in the capital attending the meet.
ing of the supreme court, whose SEES
sions will extend into February. Judge
Crumpacker la accompanied to thu
city by his daughter, Miss Kitty Crum.
packer, who Is a student at the acade'
my Of Loretto.
The chief social event of this weel
was the banquet Of the New Mexico
Bar Association, which was fully de
scribed in a previous issue. The CUES
Of honor of the occasion was Hon. H
D. Estabrook, of Chicago, who during
his stay in Santa Fe, which he enjoyed
very much, vas the guest Of Hon. an1
Mrs. T. B.. Catron. He left for Chicago
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Thomas E. Curtin, one of the sue.
cessful candidates for admission to the
I supreme court bar at the present term
Is a New York young gentleman of ex.
cellent family, who has cast his for
tunes with the territory of New Mexi.
co. His examination earned the specia'
communication of the committee. and
was very gratifying to his many
friends. Mr.. Curtin will remain i'm San
ia Fe and engage in the practice of the
law.
Col. J.. Frank Chaves, Of Valencia
county, who has been in the city during
the past week ON official business, left
this afternoon for his ranch home at
Progreso. While here he made arrange
ments to place his little daughter, Ra-
faelita W. Chaves, at the kindergar-
ten, conducted by Mrs. Fletcher.
Judge H. L. Waldo returned to Las
Vegas this morning.
District Attorney G. A. Spiess of Las
Vegas, left for home this forenoon.
Sinclair Beatty, son of s. s. Beaty.
the well known merchant on Bridge and
Water streets, left this week for Torreon,
Mexico, where he has accepted a good