Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION

A. r. Gibson was bound for the
ening.
DR.. G. w. Harrison and son of Albu-
querque, passed Lamy today on their
way to Las Vegas.
W. e. Baker of Las Cruces, who
spent yesterday in this city on legal
business, left for home last evening.
! r. L. McCance, paymaster Of the
Santa Fe Central, returned from a
short business trip to Albuquerque.
Ex-Governor L. B. Prince returned
last evening from visit to Albuquer-
| Que.
Mrs. Cicero Weidner, wife Of City
Marshal Weidner, arrived yesterday
from Pojoaque to spend several days in
this city.
Charles A. Spiess, Esq, district at
torney for the 4th judicial district is In
| the capital from Las Vegas to attend to
legal business.
!, ]. S. Duncan, ex-member of the coun-
Gil assembly, and one of the leading
businessmen of Las Vegas, is visitor
| in the capital today.
Mrs. Charles p. Stanley and Mrs. J.
J. Cooney, tourists from st. Louis, are
spending several days in this city en-
joying the sights.
A. B. Stroup principal of the Deming
public schools, was last evening elected
superintendent of the Albuquerque pub
lie schools.
Benjamin Sherrod, formerly cashier
of the First National Bank at Carlsbad,
has accepted a similar position with
the First National Bank at Alamogor-
do.
Mrs. ]. Salazar Ortiz and her
daughters, the Misses Rebecca and Lu-
cy Clark, after spending several days
with friends in this city, left for their
home at Plaza del Alcalde today.
Boleslo Romero. county clerk of
Valencia county, arrived last night
from Los Lunas, to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the Sisters of
Loretto Academy where his daughter is
a pupil.
United States Attorney W. B. Chill
ders Of Albuquerque. went to Puerto de
Luna yesterday having been retained
as attorney by James D. Eakins Of AL
buquerque, accused of killing two men
lat Tucumcari.
Hon. w. s. Hopewell returned to
Santa Fe this morning from Kennedy.
On Saturday evening he went to Las
Vegas and from there went to Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs Hopewell will leave for
Denver tomorrow.
Pedro Sarracino of Frisco, Socorro
county, is in the city. His daughter is
a pupil at the Loretto Academy.
and he will attend the commencement
exercises at the academy and, on re-
turning home his daughter will ac-
company him.
A number of people interested in the
Cerrillos smelter are in Santa Fe this
afternoon. They are D. J. Bridge and
c. r. Faurath of FRANKLIN, Pa; J. L.
Wells, superintendent of the srnelter,
". A. Brown and Fred Davenport of
Cerrillos.
w. H. Pope, United States attorney
for the Pueblo Indians in New Mexico.
who left yesterday morning to attend
the district court at TERRA Amarillo to
appear for the defense In the murder
case against Jose Maria Lopez and
Gregorio Casados Of Chamita, returned
last evening. having received tele-
gram at Espanola that the territory
would dismiss the case when reached
for trial tomorrow.
Colonel w. H. w. James of the Unit
ed States Army, came in this noon from
Silver City, where he has been looking
after his mining interests. He will 60
to Albuquerque tomorrow morning and
from there to Las Vegas. Denver and
Idaho. Before returning to Plattsburg
Barracks, New York. where he Is sta
toned, he will visit his old home In
Tennessee. Colonel James. who at one
time was stationed in New Mexico,
served in Cuba. and recently completed
a trip around the world after serving In
the Philippines. At Zamboanga he met
Ralph McFie, who he says is doing
very WE'LL