Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-11-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Alfred Prichard, of Bland. came in
last evening on a business trip.
Mrs. A. Scheurich, of Taos, is a WISH
tor in the city today.
Hon. Antonio Joseph returned to Ojo
Caliente this forenoon.
Rev. j. M. jacobson, of Minneapolis,
is Il newcomer in the city.
f. r. Berry and family, of Tres Pie
dras, came in last evening and are guests
at the Exchange hotel.
Miss Carter of Cerrillos, who had been
the guest OF Miss Mcclure for the past
week or two. has returned home.
James 7. Steele, left for Bland this
morning where he has received the
contract to lay a four mile pipe line.
Frederick Remington, the artist. left
yesterday forenoon for Taos. He is
in New Mexico looking for scenery and
subjects which he desires to paint.
/. b. Hanna, superintendent of forest
reserves in New Mexico and Arizona,
accompanied by Mrs. Hanna and their
two sons will arrive in Santa Fe next
Thursday evening.
Friends of Miss Estelle Graham.
formerly OF Brazos, have received invi-
tations to her wedding next Wednesday,
at Colorado Springs, to DR.. Russell, also
formerly of Rio Arriba county.
Chief Justice w. j. Mills of Las Vegas
is in the city on official business. The
Chief Justice is of the opinion that
the people did the right thing on Tues
day last.
j. Z. Fernandez of Colmar, Colfax
county, and his sister, Miss Matilda
Fernandez, arrived in the city yester-
day. Miss Fernandez will attend school
here and Mr.. Fernandez will retur n to
his home tomorrow.
Hon. Charles A.. Spiess, district at
torney, is over from Las Vegas. He has
just been elected to the council from
the district composed of San Miguel
ana Guadalupe counties by a majority
of over one thousand, and his laugh is
therefore as jovial and satisfied as ever.
Mr.. Spiess is here on legal business.
w. M. Upton. special agent of the
court of private land claims, has re-
turned from a trip through the southern
part of the territory where he examined
a number of grant surveys which will
come up before the court for approval
at it's December session in this city.
@. c. Watson has returned from
trip through Rio Arriba, Taos and San
Juan counties and Albuquerque. From
the latter place he was accompanied by
his family and Is 0 a permanent resi-
dent of this city, having gone to house
keeping in the Crist house at the corner
of Grant wen and johnson street
John s. Clark. territorial coal oil in.
spector, is in the city on business. He
feels right good over the result of the
recent election, and is of the opinion
that he ought not to complain of the nc.
ton of the people IN last Tuesday. In
deed, Judging from his smiling counten'
ance, he does not complain.
Adolf Seligman returned last evening,
greatly improved in health, from a
European trip on which he left abou,
eight months ago. He visited the
famous watering places of Germany and
Austria and also made a tour of France
and Scotland, which he greatly enjoyed.
He crossed the ocean on the Umbria,
At Philadelphia, on his way home, he
visited his brother, Hon. Bernard Selig.
man, who is recovering nicely from an
attack of serious illness.
G. c. Bowman, of Albuquerque, came
in on the moor train.
Hon. Pedro Perea came to the capital
from Bernalillo this noon.
w. H. Kennedy, elected county com
missioner from the second district on
Tuesday. is in the city on a business Wis
it from Cerrillos.
Pat F. Garrett, sheriff of Dona Ana
county, arrived on this mornings train
from Las Cruces.