Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-21
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:. PERSONAL MENTION = =

Louis S. Riley, an attorney of An
tonito, Colo, is here on legal business
Mrs. N. B. Field of Albuquerque, is
in the city the guest of Mrs. A. M.
Bergele.
Mrs. e. c. Abbott returned on Sat
urday night from a visit to relatives in
Ration and Trinidad.
Jacob Gabriel of the Willow Greek
mine at Box Canon, near Willis. is in
the city purchasing supplies.
Leon T. Wilson left today for Albu
querque where he will take the civil
service examination tomorrow.
Sheriff II. G. Kinsell left this morn
ing for his ranch near Moriarty where
he will spend about ten days.
J. L. Stumpf and wife of Velarde, are
in the city. Mr.. Stumpf is merchant
of that place and is here on business.
Mrs. Palen and Miss Palen left this
afternoon for Albuquerque where they
will r.main for about week visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Margaret O'Donoghue of
Washington, D. c.. who is in the city
the guest of Miss Mary A. Morrison, is
quite sick.
John B. Harper, superintendent of
irrigation for the Pueblo Indians, is
here in connection with irrigation work
being done in this vicinity
Tnca ID T ,,oarn cbar;ff of Dopa Ana
county, is in the capital having brought
to the territorial penitentiary two pris
oners recently convicted in that coun-
ty.
General Manager w. s. Hopewell of
the Santa Fe Central Railway, will en- /
tertain this evening at Smoker" at |
the quarters of the Pennsylvania Club /
on upper San Francisco street.
Colonel w. H. H. Llewellyn, chair
man of the territorial reception COM
mittee for the Roosevelt reception in
this city, has gone to Chicago and New
York on business connected with that
event.
Mrs. Herman Claussen of Albuquer-
Que, and Miss Clara Fischer of st. |
Louis, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Fischer Mrs Claussen is a sister
md Miss Fischer is a cousin of Mr..
Fischer.
j. M. Hervey ESQ.,, district attorney
If the sth judicial district, arrived
rom Roswell last night. He is here on
egal business before the Territorial Ir-
'igation Commission, and the Terri
orial Land Board. Mr.. Hervey's APP
continent as district attorney is CIV
ng universal satisfaction to the people
If his district who indorsed him regard
ess of party for the position.
G. A. Richardson, Esq, of Roswell,
member of the Territorial Land Com
mission, arrived yesterday and atten-
led the meeting of the commission to-
lay. Mr.. Richardson, although a lead
ng Democrat of his section, is very
popular with Republicans and Demo-
rats alike and his appointment on the
was asked for by the citi-
ens of southeastern New Mexico with
,reat unanimity.
]. F. Lederer, of Mcpherson, Kas., is
/. the Capital meeting old friends and
enewing acquaintances. Mr.. Lederer
vas resident of this city in the SOS
nd was connected for several years
Nth the U S. surveyor generals office
s U. s. deputy surveyor. He is now
prosperous merchant in Mcpherson,
nd also owns valuable farm property
ear that town. He is son-in-law of
ormer Governor and Mrs. w. G.
hitch. having married their youngest
laughter. He has been on Il visit to
lis wife's parents at Engle. N. NJ, and
ound them both hale and hearty. He
xpects to leave this evening for his
.ansas home.
f. c. Van Diest and wife of San
.uis, Colo. spent Sunday and yester-
ay in the city. Mr.. Van Diest is the
of the U. S. Freehold,
and and immigration Company, own
IS of the Costilla land grant in north
m Taos county. Mr.. Van Diest was
ere in consultation with Messrs. Alb
)tt and Abbott, attorneys for the !,
rant, in the case Of the grant owners
yainst the Denfensive Association Of
lie settlers Of the Rio Costilla. These .
torneys are now preparing an appli- I