Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-07-22
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George E. Tonten is here from An
tonito on business matters.
George w. Balm has returned iron
an extended visit to Ration and othe
northern cities.
A. J. I.oomis of the internal revenue
office. Is at home for a short visit will
his family.
d. w. Glendimming, travelling out o.
Denver, is talking business to Santa
Fe business men today.
Deputy U. S. Marshal G. A. Kase
man is here on official business today
from Albuquerque.
Adelaide Ortiz left last night fol
Kennedy, where he goes to work fol
the Santa Fe Central.
Samuel Failor is back from Colorado
points where he has visited his mar
ried daughter for the past few weeks
A. B. Renehan, Esq, was a visitor
to albuquerque Monday and Tuesday
He was in the Duke City on legal busi-
ness.
s. H. Fields left for Alamosa this
morning after having spent several
days in Santa Fe on business. He Is
travelling out Of st. Joe, Mo.
]. B. Sloan, assistant observer at the
Weather Bureau, is expected to return
Friday from his vacation spent fishing
in the region of Mount Badly.
Judge E.saV. Cunningham Of Empor-
la, Kas., accompanied by his little
son is in the city for a short stay. see
ing the attractions.
General Manager A. G. Wells of the
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad. accompan-
led by his daughter, Helen. were visit
ors in Albuquerque yesterday.
DR.. Hutchinson left yesterday for
Trenton. N. j. Mrs. Hutchinson and
Miss Hutchinson are expected to leave
for the east in about two weeks.
E. L. Crltchlow Of the Santa Fe
Central offices, is expected to return
tomorrow night from Pittsburg, where
he has spent several weeks at his old
home.
Professor u. Francis Duff Of Deming,
is sojourning at the Mimbres Hot
Springs, Grant county, for the benefit
Of his health. He expects to return
home in about week.
Bishop J. B. Pitaval received tele-
gram this morning announcing the Sc
rious illness Of Father Coudert at Ber-
nalillo. The bishop left this afternoon
to be at the bedside Of the i'll priest.
Reverend H. J. Powell of the Bap-
tist church at Albuquerque, spent yes
terday in town the guest Of Professor
and Mrs. j. A. Wood. He left this
morning for his former home in Mich
igan, where he will remain for six
weeks, thence returning to Albuquer-
que.
Celso Lopez, probate clerk Of Santa
Fe county, Patricio Lopez, Eugenio
Sena, Victor Garcia and Manuel Del
gado, have returned from their fishing
trip spent on the headwaters Of the
Mora river and brought back with
them a quantity Of fish. They report
a very pleasant time.
DR.. d, C. Norton of New York CITY,
who was here yesterday looking over
the situation with view to locating in
this city, left this morning for Albu-
auerque and other places south OF
here to look over the field at those
points before making up his mind
where he will finally locate for the
practice Of his profession.
Stephen Canavan Of Gallup. assessor
OF Mckinley county, who has been IN
the city for several days as a witness
In contest case before the U. s. land
office. left this evening for his home. |
Mr.. Caravan states that the county
seat Of Mckinley county is quite pros |
porous at present and that the coal
industry this season is doing better
than It has for several years past.
Colonel c. F. Grayson Of Silver City. |
arrived last night from the East ana
Will remain in the Capital several days.
He is here in connection with q plan