New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-05-11

week.
J. s Jabine. OF Tesuquc. is the
new day clerk at the Dc Vargas
Hotel.
A. c. Voorhees,, a we'll known at
torncy OF Ration, is here on lega'
business,
A. Diahos, w. F. Burch and T
Nj. Summers, of Denver are at the
Montezuma.
w. J. Armstrong and Edward S
Cibbony. of Roswell are registered
at the De Vargas.
Captain Fred Fornoff, Of Albuqucr'
que was up for a few days attend
ing business this week.
Robert Lawrence, secretary of the
Ration Water Works Company, wa.
letc this week on business.
Attorney f. W. Dobson. of Al
buquerque. was in the city looking
after legal business Monday.
=. T. Lonegan, superintendent oil
the y. S, Indian School at Albu-
qucrQuc was a Santa Fc visitor.
II s. Surveyors L. A. Ostcrhoudt
and +, {. Miller, are surveying the
Jicarilla Apache Indian reservation
Otis r.. Sanford, L. s. recruiting Of
ficcr was in Santa Fe this week
and lefl Tor Gallup Wednesday night
Mrs. J. Becker Jr., and Mrs. w
Il. Sloan, OF Bclen are spending
a few days in the city sightseeing
II J, Crissney, day clerk at the
De Vargas. has gone to WatrouS.
where he will spend a months yaca-
ton.
Miss Ruth Kellogg and Miss Doris
Kellogg. tourists OF Buffalo. New
York, arc guests at the De Vargas
Attorney Stephen Z. Davis Jr,
VS. here Monday on legal business,
returning to his home in Las Vegas
tuesday.
Lorenzo Delsado, sheriff of San
Miguel County, attended the close
Of the special session Of the lcgis-
Captain n. II, Thomas, Of Chicago,
arrived Sunday. He is here to a.
rouse enthusiasm over Compulsory
military training.
City attorney Howard /. Buckley,
Of Ration, Colfax County, was in the
on legal business a few days
the first of the week.
Frank Alarid, Clerk Of the Ilfield
Mercantile company, and assistant
postmaster at Pasture, visited
friends here this week.
Burton Thompson, prominent real
dealer Of New York City, ar
rived Monday TO spend a few weeks
at Sunmoun t Sanatorium.
ROLAND Pollard. a Santa Fe boy,
was accepted in the u. S. Navy, and
is on his way to San Francisco
to enter the Naval service.
c. NJ. Pigeon and F. G. Dorman,
u. s. surveyors, general land office,
have gone to the. southeastern part
Of thc state to do surveying
Attorney William Mexican, of Taos
5pent several days here on business,
and incidently calling on old friends
the city. Mr.. Mexican returned
home Wednesday.
Colonel Frank NJ. Grygla, formerly
Of Santa Fe, now a resident Of De-
troit, Michigan, has been very sue
in his campaign to get Poles
to join the U. s. Army.
District Judge w. N. Searcy, and
attorney B. w. Ritter, of Durango,
Colorado, we're here during the week
in consultation with the members
Of the state war committee.
Elmer L. Nye, one of the en-
in the U. s. Land Office
here, has resigned and will be sue
,eeded by Prof. w. z. CARBON, for
nerly chief clerk Of the state depart
nent of education.
Charles L. Ballard, Of Roswell, was
| business visitor this week. Mr..
Ballard has served several years as
chairman of the cattle sanitary
board and has large stock interests
Chaves County.
f. P. Wilson, secretary Of the Du-
-ango, Colorado, Exchange, arrived
Tuesday to confer with the New
Mexico officers over the project to
Increase the agricultural productive
less ir San Juan County.
Luis Z. Alarid, Of San Pedro, who
holds a responsible position with
he Santa Fe Gold and Copper COM
Dany at that place, has returned
nome after spending several days in
he city visiting his father.
Miss Ailene Phillips, who has been
the surveyors generals office for
he past two years, left for San
this week. Miss Phillips
will be succeeded here by John
Iinrischson, of San Francisco, for
nerly of Santa Fe.
Riley w. Bryan, has returned to
Santa Fe from the east where he
vent recently to enter an aviation
Mr.. Bryan has accepted a
as pharmacist with the Cap
tai City Pharmacy, and has desided
a =a~a:. :. Santa Ee fas -sereral