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' A examination of the various finance bills RODEY DELEGATION. f .1 41 .T : DC - 1 tlA4.,Mnn s LIAO YANG LARGE FIRE AJU EXEMPLARY including that of 1897, it can be readi- Republicans of Bernalillo County Hold ly seen that no appropriations were ABANDONED Harmonious Convention made for these institutions except of AT Today. ' the most meager kind, and a further MEMPHIS FINANCIAL RECORD examination of the territorial treasu Special to the New Mexican. rer's reports will prove that after General is Immense Amount of Stakelberg's Corps Albuquerque, Sept. 3. The Republi those appropriations, such as they Destroys b--v were Cut Off by the Victorious cans of Bernalillo County at their con m.1 vfc rv t r were, made, they were never paid Drnnfirt in Heart nf Whnlo. vention In this city selected a or or Enemy today not une uonar All has been sale District. ' Rodey delegation. The gathering was ueticiency this changed in recent very harmonious, there being no con years. The territorial institutions are Bonded Debt Incurred New in a flourishing condition; education tests. No resolutions on statehood by TOTAL JAPS ARE RELENTLESS were passed, this being left to the Ter al institutions rank with those of a sim LOSS $800,000 ritorial Convention. 1899 of ilar character in the older states and Mexico Since Reduction the charitable institutions are a credit Continue Assaults Upon Kuropatkin's to the Appropriate and Territory. One Fireman is Seriously Injured and Main Army With Telling WILL NOT INTERFERE. Indebtedness Territorial Institu substantial buildings have been erect Six Others Overcome by Effects. ed during the past throe years, or are tions Well Taken Care of. now in process of construction, for the Smoke. President Gompers, of American Fed' institutions lately created, such as the eration, Does Not Favor Sympa- Blind Asylum, Reform School, Miners' Memphis, Tenn., Sep. 3. A fire in thetic Strikes. Hospital, and the Deaf and Dumb Asy- The Territorial Tax 1897 was to 1.25 mills for the heart of the wholesale to- X. Tokio, Sept. 3. The Japanese X Levy. obliged levy lum, district X Liao X To begin with, it has been necessary 1897 and 1898 to reap sufficient funds day destroyed property approximately Jiave occupied Yang. Chicago, Ills., Sept. 3. President to In addition to this large sums of T Cut Off. $S tabulate the tax levies during the to wipe out deficiencies in the Terri in value of $800,000. The fire origi- "S ft.jipiberg Gompers, of the American Federation money have been expended in enlarg- 3. It is X past nine years, showing the manner torial purposes fund, and this, notwith nated in the Oliver Finne Grocery Co., Sept. of Labor, has refused to call a meet ing or refurnishing and quipping the - X in which the various amounts have standing the issuance of $101,800 Cas from an unknown cause, completely Officially announced that General ing of the national executive council Normal Schools at Las Vegas and Sil ? been distributed under the several ual Deficit bonds and $104,000 Refund- destroying the stock and bui'.ding of Kuropatkin is retreating, that X to recommend ver City, the Asylum for the Insane " a general sympathetic funds. The terms bonds in 1893, still left the necess that firm and to the X Liao Yang has been abandoned X principal of the ing and the Penitentiary. spreading neigh action of unionists in support of the do for $123,000 Certificates of stores, some of which were to- X and that General .Stakelberg's X governors not correspond exactly ity issuing During the past three years twelve boring packing house strike. with in Indebtedness to vover deficits of the One fireman wa3 seri- X corps has been cut off. X the grouping by years this counties of the Territory have receiv tally destroyed. X X table for the reason that an outgoing years 1893 to 1897. ; ed from tne territorial treasurer over ously injured by falling from a ladder, administration and Public Institutions and Charities. one-hal- and six others were overcome by the X XXXXXXXXX'SXXXXXXXX legislature pass f million of dollars, all derived Oku and Nodzu long enough to give laws1 and make levies which bind A glance at the table of tax levies direct from taxation. heat and taken to the hospitals. The exact position of the two armies to show-tha- t for Kuropatkin a chance strike Kuroki their successors for two years. will the average levy More than $179,000 per year to that oppose each other at Liao Yang and at the same time protect the brid With this distinction well in mind, Territorial Institutions prior to 1899 on this fifth of the maintain institutions and charities, T0E TEfiSITOBIBL day great battle, and was 1.9 while 1-- ges. Telegraphic railroad commit it becomes a very easy matter to com only mills, the average reDreSentlne 6 3 mills of nresent is still somewhat both the vague by press mcation between the Kussian army pare the financial record of the ad- since that year has been nearly twice tax Ievv as shown bv tne averaee coi. dispatches and .official reports. Both and Mukden was still morn as 3.66 SUPBEIUE COURT open this ministrations during recent years in large, or mills. Likewise, there lection of taxes during the past three St. Petersburg and Tokio advices, how- as was from ing. the matter of tax levies shown by no levy for public charities years, These figures do not Include ever, make it clear that Kuropatkin Slowly Losing Ground. the table. 1895 to 1898, but since 1899 the aver did remove his to $139,000 for permanent improvement Mandamus of Caledonia Coal Company vs. B. not "entire army the Tokio, Sept. 3. The Russian force, Territorial Fund. age levy, has been .62 mills, and a sim north bank of the Taitse and it Purpose derived from the sale of public lands. S. Baker, U. S. District Judge, River, confronting Field Marshal Oyama's This fund more than all others com ilar condition is shown as regards pro The Territorial Debt. is evident that of both of the Prayed For. portions left and center, continues slowly to bined be taken as an. index of the vision for buildings for educational offi armies are now on may There has been prepared from engaged today give ground in retreat and is crossing administration of the business and purposes, the average levy since 1899 cial an all ;. records abstract showing either side of the river. While Russian to the bank of the Taitse River. been .19 mills. The Supreme Court met in ad right financial affairs of the Territory be having issues of Territorial bonds outstanding J official advices given out at St. Peters A session four o'clock portion of the Russian army now oc cause all othe fundte cover appropria- Levies to Redeem Bonds. in me bonds nave been journed at yester- still maintain that group afternoon. There were burg Kuropatkin cupies a line of defense works extend tions for one or more specific purposes Probably the greatest contrast Is ed in such a manner as to show at a day present: has executed a successful Chief Justice W. J. Associate strategic ing northwest from a point south of and can be detected that shown in the levies for sinking the several istues made to se- Mills, move and that a movement mismanagement glance Justices John R. Frank W. Par- retrograde Liao Tang. The Russians also hold easily. But the Territorial purpose funds. This feature of gov cure funds for im McFie, does not a tone important permanent public W. H. A. indicate reverse, the the eminence northeast of Nutchang, fund covers all for interest ernmental finance was an as well as those issues to ker, Pope and Edward Mann, Tokio confident provisions practically provements, and J. D. Sena. of the reports is in the on the right bank of the Taitse River. on of unknown until the cover deficits, and the reduc Clerk the public debt, maintenance, quantity legislature finally The for of extreme ana a aispatcn irom Marsnai Tflis j,a evidently intended to shield isalaries and ex of 1899 to with sub tions since 1899. petition the granting an - the penitentiary, other began grapple the accomplished fvama alludes to the defeated Rus- the general retreat of both the left and 3.20 original mandamus directed against penses of all officials of the Territory, ject. Since that date mills of the From the table it will be seen that - eians" as a last stand outside Jap-o- Associate Justic- B. S. Baker, presid- making center of the Russian army. The f judges, district attorneys and clerks Increased tax rate have been levied for at the time the deficits incurred be the walls of Liao - of the Second Judicial Dis- Yang. Kuropat- flnese armies continued to press the of the district courts, miscellaneous that vital factor of public credit, the tween 1893 and 1899 had been funded, ing judge kin is also engaged with Kuroki north trict, in the case of the Caledonia Russians yesterday. Kuroki, after funds, maintenance of the capital, sup- provision for redemption of outstand the total debt of the Ter itory was al- of the river and there are rumors that Coal Company versus the Atchison, To-pe- serj0us fighting, succeeded yesterday in port of the national guard, and, in fact ing bonds. most $1,250,000 md of that amount the a force has executed & Santa Fe Company strong Japanese takW a nortion of the eminence near made in a lump This levy, added to those for Public enormous sum of $678,700 represented Railway another flank movement every appropriation and the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Com- by crossing Heiying Tam. Details of this fighting sum. Despite the. fact that several new Institutions and Charities, 3.66, and .62 deficiencies incurred in twelve years, and to the west of Rus- was for - higher lip the have not been received. The Russans offices have been created the milte, accounts for practi- or an deficit of more than $56- - pany brought up argument. sian by legis respectively, average It that in this case positions. appear to be concentrating in the vicin lature the six all of cally 7 mills out of the total average 000 year. appeared Judge Russians Assume the Offensive. during past years, per Baker summons ity of Yen Tai coal mines, twelve the demands have been met on a 6 of 14 mills for all Territorial funds. Since 1899 not one dollar of defi had quashed against St. 3. A bulletin Santa Fe Pacific Railroad and the Petersburg, Sept. miles northeast of Liao Yang. Possibly mill In Institu-- or bonded debt has been in- the afternoon announces levy, whilevthe average levy Educational and Charitable ciency & , issued this that 1-- Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railway another great battle will occur there. former years was 6 2 mills and even tions. curred, while the careful management has assumed the offensive In- which had been served on Kuropatkin The present . trend of movements this failed to obviate a continu :. of financial affairs has made it possi- Company, is his which levy 'i It 4s a.' fact greatly to be regretted E. P. two com and massing artillery, $395,-06- 5 Ripley, of the dicate a possible movement of the Jap ally recurring deficiency. to 1899, little interest ble to provide for the payment of president bombarded the up to that,, prior very panies at Albuquerque upon the con- Japanese Friday anese past Liao Yang, temporarily Deficiencies was manifested the in of debt, or an average of $79,000 noon, to an attack upon Current Fund. by legislature tention of the two railroad preparatory leaving the city unchanged. Educa- year. companies Kuroki's on A perusal of the second column dis the Territorial institutions for per in. General flanking army Japanese Held in Check. The record of recent has re that they were not doing business side of Taitse River. closes the fact that the legislature of tional and Charitable purposes. From years case. the north the St. Sept. 3. Kuropatkin, stored to the its name the Territory, thus dismissing the Retreat Across Taitse River. Petersburg, Territory good telegraphing under today's date, de with eastern investors and the Casual Respondents filed motion to dismiss 3. Field Marshal Oya- - TAX Tokio, Sept. scribes the change of front resulting TABLE SHOWING DISTRIBUTION OP TERRITORIAL Deficit bonds of 1893, amounting to upon the ground that the Supreme ma as follows: 3, reports "September from the advance of Kuroki as a flank- LEVY BY MILLS DURING PAST 9 YEARS. $101,800, have been refunded at 4 per Court had no jurisdiction. The argu- 9 a. m.. Remnant of the routed Russian ing movement and says that the Rus cent, instead of 5 per cent as formerly, ments were made for the petitioners is still a resistance ' - army offering slight sians advanced against Kuroki yester- thus saving the people $20,360 in inter by Attorney N. B. Field, of Albuquer- outside of Liao Yang. Our center and V Fund" R. E. day. He also adds that the Japanese J-- Current fSffli- - Public est the time have yet to que, and for the respondents by armies are it. An earli- j"?." during they left attacking on the same attacked the Russian Year. Defi- - cational Chari- - to Re- - Total run. Twitchell, of Las Vegas. Marshal day er message from Field Oyama but were repulsed. cienciesSLs The court convened this morn- sur right Ses s again says: The enemy in front of left Situation is Not Alarming. ing at nine o'clock, members of the center armies continued to re- and Berlin, Sept. 3. The foreign office MAY DECLARE STRIKE. court being present as at yesterday's treat on September 2d to the right has official advices from Tokio that session. At the of the session those ' opening bank of the Taitse River, except today is by no 1895 6. 1.75 7.75 no announcement was made as to the Kuropatkin's position 7.75 If Demand of Employes on New portions of his forces which are occu- means The main portion 1896 6. 1.75 Wage time when would be handed desperate. 1897 .50 10.80 are Not opinions pying the defensive works from the a 7. 1.25 2.05 Subway Complied once of his army is still engaged and part .1898 7. 1.25 2.05 .50 10.80 With. down. The. court at proceeded south to the northwest of Liao Yang, was drawn off successfully. The Rus- to hear oral arguments in a mandamus and the heights northeast of Nutchang. encircled. on sian army is not New 3. The executive proceeding brought up appeal from Our armies are continuing the attack. In " York, Sept. General Staff Suspense. Aver-- 6.50 6.25 1.90 None None None .25 9.275 heads of the three union Bernalillo County in the case of the Our right army occupied on morning 3. Notwith . organizations R. C. St. Petersburg, Sept. age which are for a Territory of New Mexico ex rel J. of September 2d that part of heights of official confirma asking readjustment standing the lack of the of the motormen in the Meninan, et al versus the District situated west of Hei Ying Tai. re- wages in- tion of Kuropatkin's retreat the new were in conference Court of Bernalillo County, which Kuropatkin's retreat, if the fallen cold 1899 6...... 3.10 .55 .55 ...... 2.20 12.40 subway, today port has like douche upon - volves the question whether this pro- S.10 . .25 .55 4.15 ' 14.05 what steps shall be taken is retiring, is consid- the staff. The who 1900 6i considering should general emperor, 1901 6. 3.50 .15 .59 ... 3.40 13.64 if it becomes necessary to force their ceeding be brought upon ap ered possible here. It may be due was to Libau today, has post- of error. N. B. Field going t902 6. 3.50 59 .65 3.25 13.99 demands. Upon the future action of peal or by writ to the appearance of another flanking sit- Chil-der- s, poned the trip on account of the 1903, .6. 5.10 .81 .60 3.00 15.51 the appeared for relrtors, and W. B. movement of the Japanese higher up A officer the subway authorities depends uation at the front. higher of whether a strike Charles A. Spiess and R. E. Twit- and from the west. Reports that Jap- said to a corres- question general of the general staff on the Transit chell for respondent. anese were moving up the Liao River Associated Press after Aver-- '6. None .19 .62 .25 3.20 13.92 Interborough Rapid pondent of the 3.6 will follow a contin Upon conclusion of the arguments towards Sin Mln Tin were persistent unofficial age Company's lines the receipt of the report, ued refusal of the to in the foregoing case the court pro- Just before fighting began. was back and company grant that Kuropatkin falling the demand made its ceeded to hear oral arguments in case Forced to Leave Artillery. if it was true he did not believe by employes. 3. that No. 1059, Sofre Alexander, relator, ver- Mukden, After six of commander-in-chie- BONDED DEBT THE TERRI- Sept days the f could afford COMPARISON OF OF sus Seferino of the the Japanese last Wednesday Crollett, justice lighting, to abandon his stores at Liao Tang, IN 1 MEET INSTANT DEATH. which is motion abandoned a direct attack upon Liao TORY 899 AND 904. peace, a to quash a and in his opinion the army corps writ of prohibition. N. B. Field rep- Yang in favor of a flank movement of would be left to them. to there protect Bonds for Legitimate Purposes. resented the relator, and W. B. Chil the Russians and were compelled He adds: "Liao Yang, if besieged, Seven Persons are Killed and Twenty un- ders appeared for the respondent. abandon a number of guns, being then become the Ladysmith of Title of Bond. Date of Issue. Amount, Five Injured in Street Car Acci- might court at twelve-o'cloc- the mud. n . 1884-- The adjourned able to reach them through the Japanese-Russia- war." Capitol Building , ... 5 9 200,000 dent at St. Louis. were " and met at twa o'clock A number of Japanese prisoners Now Hold Commanding Position. Capitol Contingent 1887 50,000 again who were in a dreadful state 3. this afternoon. taken , A. report from General Kuroki's Asylum 1891 25,000 St Louis, Mo., Sept. Seven per- exhaustion. had been without ' sons were and twenty-fiv- e in- At this afternoon's session case No. of Many headquarters, dated September 2d, .Penitentiary Funding 1894-- 5 81,000 killed food two which a in the 9SS, H. Dye, et al, for days, during says: "For the past two days the army Territorial Institutions. . 1895 35,000 jured, several fatally,, wrecking Benjamin appellants, of rain had filled the trench- of street car a Wabash versus H. Crary, et was downpour under Kuroki has pushed to the north- 1895 ,15,000 a suburban by als., appellees, shoes are In tatters. Military Institute., Sarah Street and submitted. Case No. 934, es. Their west towards the railroad north of : 1895 passenger train at the argued Are In Full Retreat. Asylum 30,000 ex E. J. McLean & Com- Liao Yang. His right wing has taken crossing today. The train, which is Territory rel, " 3. A 1895 75,000 D. & R. O. St Petersburg, Sept report the last line of --the hills said to have been running thirty miles pany, appellants, versus R. Ku- intervening Rebuilding 1899 60,000 reached St. Petersburg today that he holds Capitol an hour, struck the car squarely in R. Co., appellees, was submitted on and the commanding position, $ - ropatkin is In full retreat The war from Which to strike railroad. 571,000 the center and,,the occupants had no briefs. come the office admits such' rumor has has been continuous chance to escape. The court will meet again on Mon- But declare It Fighting lately Bonds to Deficiencies: from the Beat of thuv and heavy, and there has been much Pay day, September 12, at which time it 19 la mot official - fire. Last the Current Expense 1887-- 8 150,000 understood that opinions in several im GrfllTanC. artillery night Japanese PRONOUNCED TEXAS FEVER. Strategy carried a strongly fortified Russian po- Provisional Indebtedness...; , .1889 200,000 rortant cases will be handed down. ' Rgtrla ST. new St Petersburg, Bepl I sition north of the Taitse River and Casual Deficit. 1893 101,800 battle of Liao Tang Km phase of the west of Awang Tuan a bayonet Deficit...... , 1893 104,000 Disease Has Been have by Funding This Causing the VICTIM OF COLLETS now began. The main operations charge. In this fight the Japanese loss Deficit Of 1893 to 1899..... 1899 . 123.000 Death In Penn- north" of of Many Cattle been transferred to the banS -- . ' was small. . - - 678,800 sylvania. the Taitse River, where General Kuro- WILL PROBABLY RECOVER Earl-lin- g patkin has assumed the offensive", U. WEATHER BUREAU NOTES. Lancaster, Pa., 3. A disease Field Marshal t. Total Bonded Debt itt 1899 $1,349,800 Sept his ray against New ten: j that has been of Hie Forecast for Met Partly causing the death a Special to the New Mexican. under Kuroki and at ht Oyama's right cloudy with local thunder showers Debt Reduced Since 1899: large number of cattle sent to the local Bamettlme the center warmer Albuquerque, Sept. 3. Pitcher F. holding Japanese and Surday; Sunday: stock yards from the west and pur- and left on the other side of tS6 river in south ' Contingent. 1887 50,000 Starr, who was shot twice by Stella cooler portion tonight. Capitol chased by the farmers has been pro- 3o check Yesterdar the thermometer - 1884 Henderson, and who yesterday was In with a force art tSs south registered Capitol Building.... 4,000 nounced Texas fever. The outbreak bank. . The on south as follows: 'Maximum temperature, 75 1889 a precarious condition, will in all prob- operations the Provisional Indebtedness. 10,000 has been to au- now degrees, at 1:30 p. ta.i zolnlmum, 49 reported the federal survive. Since "at side are considered secondary and a. ra. mean Deficit of 1893 to 1899. ... 1899 122,900 ability yesterday degrees, at 6:00 The thorities. It is alleged that the inspec- noon he has rallied. He will, Kuropatkin's strategy Is regarded as 24 hours was 63 de- ' 30, 1904 209,165 however, temperature for the Sinking Funds on hand June tors have been negligent. be unable to in brilliant The Russian army left on Relative humidity. 51 per cent. participate any ball grees. 395o65 games for the remainder of the season. the Liao Yang side of the Taitse River Precipitation, a trace. Is 6:00 a. m, today, 50 Cloudcroft, "Nature's Poof Garden." Stella Henderson Is still confined la regarded ai strong enough behind Temperature at 1804. Season June 18 to the fortified positions to hold Generals degrees. ' . Net Debt June 30, $854,735 September 30, 1901 the jair awaiting developments. - - - - i - 2 Santa Fe New Mexican, Saturday. September 3 1 904.

tax rate. This county will experience PROFESSIONAL CARDS. FE another loss in taxable property in the LIGHT AND WWl Mori-art- y SIP W year 1905 by the segregation of Mm, Attorneys at Law. which will be transferred Day and night, sunshine and 6hadow precinct are not more different from each other STHE NEW MEXICAN PRINTING to the new of Torrance. Never- county than a healthful from a sickly woman. MAX. FROST, COMPANY, PUBLISHERS. there is a if slow, CLUB theless, healthy The healthful woman carries light and OXFORD Attorney at Law. growth and there is no cause for sunshine with her wherever she goes. Santa Fe : : : : New Mexico MAX. FROST Editor r a e woman y who Has on Hand a oantTan attfgif ef PAUL A. F. WALTER. suffers I from EDWARn PA DTI and Associate Editor. GOOD-B- Manager DAVE. casts a shadow the finest fcaarfs cf Lawyer. Santa In the f PERCY F. KNIGHT, Now comes the amazing intelligence on her own hap- AND CIGARS Capitol. Secretary and Treasurer. that the Honorable David Bennett piness and the WINES, LIQUORS of ft Hill, discoverer of the Sphynx of Eso-pu- happiness An the Gtuaea. RICHARD H. HANNA, of the famous dis- others. 81ie Popelat AttOPHAU .4 .... Entered as Second Class matter at inventor "gold cannot it. ex-cit- y help 66. the Santa Fe Postoffice. patch," attorney, alderman, Those who suf- Offices Griffin Block, ft mayor, legislator, lieutenant governor, fer cannot AX FRANCISCO ST., SAJTTA FB, M. M. governor, senate:1 and d smile and siii" EUGENE A. F1SKE, , The New Mexican is the oldest in woman is trace- una "Pooh-Bah- " is about to withdraw from generally """'" counselor at Lav in New Mexico. It is sent able to disease of the delicate Santa Va m fcswspaper public life and hide his mental rush- womanly in Many women have been re- Supreme lo every postoffice the Territory, in the shades of organism. andPistrlct Court nd a and circula light umbrageous stored to happiness by the use of Dr. J E. Laconic, Practic has larg" growing Roost. a censorous Popieto Wolfert's What Pierce's Favorite Prescription. If there Hon among the intelligent and pro - BENJAMIN M. world this is when such an innocent is an invalid woman,- suffering from READ ' people of the Scuthwest. Attorney-at-Law- , gressive action as this is regarded as only one female weakness, prolapsus, or falling of womb, or from leucorrnea who has used more cunning trick, by the cynical Office ' Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with- at. H. Sena Block. .... one of whom in the J. PALBN, Presides. J. VAUGHN, Cashier. - O newspapermen say3 out complete success Dr. Pierce would . ""-- ATA RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. n Inter-Ocea- that the announcement of near rrom sucn it 25 like to person and WILLIA.I H. Daily, per week, by carrier the former senator's of will be to her to write as he H, 00 relinquishment advantage Attorney-at-Law- . LLElIyT" Daily, uer month, by carrier ....$1 caused considerable spec- offers, in perfect good faith, a reward of HENRY L. Prealdea 75 politics has WALDO, Vk t Las Crucea. Daily, tier month, by mail ulation as to the motive that $500 for any case of the above maladies Nw one mail 7 50 impelled which he cannot cure. District attorney for Taily. year by him to do so. Knowing Dona Ana r six mail 4 00 politicians "I feel It my duty to inform you that I had Grant, Luna and ..uy. month?, by wink and it is a of been a sufferer for from nervoua si ? 2 00 declare only piece many years Third Judicial " wuntM aily rree months, by mail.... hatched out at Demo- ness with all its symptoms and complications," District. ver 2 00 political strategy writes Mrs. O. N. Wisher, of 1861 Lexington Ave,, Weekly, year N. Y, was THE 1 00 cratic headquarters in New York. Tliey New York, "I constautly going to FIRST NATIONAL BANK Weeklv, six months see a physician. I was induced to ask Dr CHAS. F. EA8LEY. assert that Mr. Hill will be back in po- five ' Fa- Weekly, per quarter 75 Pierce's advice. I then took bottles of (Late Survevnr litical life vorite Prescription.' I am not now cross and fljeekly, j er month 95 again provided provided I have a color in TTTtTTTTTTTTtfTfTTTTT Attorney-at-Law- , irritable, and good my face; Santa Fe A' u that something happens which, it is have also gained about ten pounds in weight Land and to and ont thousand of comfort, for I am a new mining business a special' believed, would be less likely hap woman once more." SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO pen if it were generally believed that The dealer who offers a substitute for B. C. UNION(fcflLABE:U the former senator intended to be a " Favorite Prescription " does so .to gain ABBOTT, Attorney-at-Law- . factor in national politics. the little more profit paid on the sale of Practices In n- The condition referred to on les9 meritorious medicines. the District and - hinges Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical preme Courts. Promnr the result of the November election. Adviser is sent on of ,..i DO NOT UNDERSTAND YOU free receipt stamps I tention given to all business. "I If Parker should chance 21 United States I Til : Judge by any to pay expense of mailing only. Send Designated Depositary " a 111 NEW MEXICO PEOPLEi-- "NONE OF one-ce- d uorney lor the Counties get a majority of votes in the electoral stamps for the paper-covere- of SHOULD-B- E WILLING TO AC Santa Fe, Rio YOU college and become President, the book, or 31 stamps for the cloth bound. Arriba, Taos and S NT. Juan. Santa Fe. N nr CEPT JOINT STATEHOOD, AS YOU ones Hill would suc Address Dr. H V. Pitwre. Buffalft V STATEHOOD knowing 'assert, ' WILL GET SINGLE ceed to the mantle of Jonn Kay as AS SOON AS JOINT STATE EDWARD JUST Secretary of State. Such a prospect The prosperous town of Farmington, en C. WADB, MAKE YOUR FIGHT ON Attorney-at-Law- . HOOD. has been the of some of Judge in San Juan County, will hold a fair, STATEHOOD LINE; I specter Reiterated and Rcfui-- Cuisine sod Tab: THE SINGLE Parker's most substantial commencing on September 12, and end- I Practices In all the courts. YOU HERE AND IN supporters Service Unexcelled WILL HELP in the Presidential race. When was ing 10. Great ajaked ThreuchotU. "Mining cases and mineral Datente WASHINGTON!" REMARKS OF AN it September preparations a in case Par are made and fine exhibits of specialty." INFLUENTIAL MEMBER OF THE first suggested that Judge being LAS should elected Hill would be his fruit and aa well as CRUCES, NEW MHXICO. COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS IN ker be superior cereals, went livestock, are This The Palace Hotel THE CHICAGO REPUBLICAN chief cabinet officer, a howl up being prepared. will 25th ex- FRANK W. CLANCY, THIS MAN HOLDS ONE from, the Wall Street end of the cam year's fair be the annual 1 2 w. Attorney-at-La- THE! MOST IMPORTANT PUB- paign. Cleveland, Belmont, and that hibition. The existence of the fair WILLIAM VAUOHN, PROP. OF 2d Judicial LIC POSITIONS IN HIS STATE AND type of Democrats would not hear of commenced with the settlement of the (District Attorney District. 25 Practices in the IS PROMINENT AND STRONG IN such a suggestion. But it would not town, years ago. The event has JBen. District Courts aad Larpe Samle Rooas fer Commercial the THE NATION'S CAPITAL. down, and the Cleveland press has ot been growing in favor, has become Supreme Court of the Territory, al late been busy with cartoons agaimst more elaborate yearly, and is quite im- Sasita Fe . .. . . New Mexico so before the United States Supreme the sage of Wolfert's Roost. These at portant in San Juan County. Court in Washington. APPARENT DECREASE BUT REAL tacks have their effect on the manag- ALBUQUERQUE r - NEW MEXICO. INCREASE IN SANTA FE COUN- ers of Parker's campaign. And, as the Colonel Younghusband's expedition TY TAX VALUATIONS. knowing ones put it, Hill has at least has reached Lhasa but is unable to A. B. RBNEHAN, find the Dalai Lama to Attorney-at-La- w. The County of Santa Fe shows a re- temporarily put himself cut of the way in order make as a a That the ex- Practices in the and Diatrtef duction this year in the valuation of bugaboo. treaty. being case, the Excerpt from the Dictionary of the Supreme taxable property from that of the It is pointed out that, should Judge pedition will have to stay in the capi- Court. Mining and Land Law a special. tal Rooms 8 of 1903, of something over Parker win, it would be an easy mat- of Thibet for some time and the ty. and 9, Sena Building, Pal year ace $300,000. This, however, does not ter for him to call Hill to his Cabinet, country may become a British depend- Avenue, Santa Fe, N. M. prove a decrease in actual valuations. and that, the latter would cheerfully ency. If this should turn out to be the Life Assurance Society Quite the reverse, there has been accept for his party'ij sake. case, there will be no harm done. Epilai OSTEOPATHY real and gratifying increase. The val- This all means that David B. is to Probably this end was not unexpected as as so the British office. uation for the year 1993 was $2,207,000 keep oniot possible that the by foreign inflax of to the cred- DR. CHARLES A. WHEELON, and for the year 1904 it is $1,893,872. Clevp'ard win cf the party may be AFFLUENCE, n.An money Osteopath. The of The seeming reduction therefore is deceived into believing that he has no campaign George P. Money, No. 103 Palace Avenue. Pa-Ic- er Democratic for of one small of to an $307,128. This in easily explained b influence with and thus secure candidate delegate, it who applies a portion income Successfully treats acute and chroale has not will soon. the following figures: their support in the coming campaign yet commenced, but diseases without drugs or medicines. be soon as An assessment of $20,000 cin the and election.. Then in tlie extremely It may presumed that a Equitable Life Insurance Policy. No Charge for Consultation. Mr. puts the 2 2-- electric light plant of the Cochiti Gold improbable event cf Farker's election Money up money, things Hours: m., 5 p. m. Phone 1S& will become At the Mining Company situated in the Mad- he would pay his political debts to Hill political lively. 2 Abundance of wealth. rid was struck f;om the re- when it would be too late to hinder end of the campaign, however, Mr, property; precinct will know while is DENTISTS turns as erroneous and improper. It him. It is hardly possible that an old Money that money bird like Cleveland can be by absolutely necessary in New Mexico "An old of Affluence and ease." should never have appeared thereon, caught age elegance, DR. C. N. LORD. as under the Territorial statute the such chaff as this. Governor Odell and political affairs", Mr. Money is not so - Office, Kahn Block, over Spitz' was from taxation the New York Republican leaders are important. Jewelry property exempt Store. South Side of Plaza. - and should never have been listed. much pleased to hear that the threat- ened retirement of the Sage cf Wol- A correspondent of the New Mexican in Another item which looked big last Secure it now and save regrets your C. O. D. D. fert's Roost will not take until from Roosevelt County writes that the HARRISON, 8., year and which crept into the rolls place Office: Over Fischer's Store. next. This is kind of the Republicans of that county although Drug through some inexplicable blunder in January very old age. On the Plaza. the office was return of said Sage as his aid is needed to help they may not be very numerous, will assessor's the (Successor to Dr. Manley.) the Ramirez land in the Santa to carry New York for Roosevelt and nevertheless put up a ticket and make grant a Fe river canon just east of town as Fairbanks. The New Mexican hope3 fight for success. This is the proper fis kind of will Civil A containing 272,000 acres at $1.00 per it true. spirit and be appreciated 90 per cent of the business ventures fail, Engineers Surveyors acre, and was therefore assessed at by the Republicans all over the Terri- Con- A in the EQUITABLE save JAY TURLEY, $272,000. This year this" errone- The Albuquerque Republican tory. Every fight helps and every policy may you. vention must not to vote counts. Civil. Engineer and Surveyor, ous, assessment was discovered by forget put itself - on record the Irrigation. Work a Specialty. County Commissioner Ssligman, and against attempted steal V. S. Mineral of waters of Rio Grande and its The story that W. J. is to be Deputy Surveyor. was cut down to the proper figure, the the Bryan M. of the under Santa Fe, N. namely 272 acres at the valuation of tributaries belonging to the people of Secretary Treasury Judge AIRS. L. A. HARVEY, New Mexico Parker, should the latter be is Agent. $272, making a decrease of $271,728. by the International Dam elected, denied Chairman Tag-ga- rt 102 & The Ortiz Mining Company was as- grafters and the land grabbers in El vehemently by Chapelle St., Santa Fe, N. M Stenography Typewriting, sessed in 1903 twice at the valuation Paso. The best interests of the people and the Judge's friends. It is too a to be allowed to LEW H. of $50,000 each time. One of these as- of the Territory demand that the dangerous story go BLAKE, on without contradiction. and sessments was, of course, erroneous strongest possible resolutions con strong The Stenography Typewriting. eastern of Parker do Public. and this year, the of the com- demning the International Dam supporters Judge A. P. Notary property not at all look with Mr. HOGLE 135 Palace Avenue, Santa Fe, N. M, pany was assessed but once, thus scheme and protesting against the car favor upon Bryan. Calls promptly answered. making another reduction of $50,000. rying out of the nefarious and wicked to a to of Office Phone 76. Residence Phone 151 The taxable property of the Espan-ol- a plan put stop the progress on the the 150,000 people, in the Rio Grande Senator Fairbanks is looking after Undertaker and NOTARY precinct (which appeared his end of PUBLIC, STENOGRAPHER Santa Fe County tax rolls in 1903 at Valley in New Mexico be passed and the campaign in great shape. AND TYPEWRITER. It looks much as will be $92,000, owing to the fact that the pre- adopted by the convention and that by very if he the next vice of United cinct was taken from this county and a unanimous vote. president the States Funeral Director From Spanish into and from and a one at that. English transferred to Rio Arriba County, lost good English Into Spanish carefully made. to Santa Fe County $92,000 valuation Thomas W. Lawson of Boston has Office West Side of Plaza. - offered Colonel OAXJ8TS0 STSBXT 1 in this item. The assessment on land to put up $20,000 for the proof Bryan is throwing brick FRANCISCO DELGADO, that Chairman Patrick H. McCarren bats at the grants described aU being claimed po- Demqcratic platform, but V Santa Fe, N. M. of New York has smilec for Beat of Refeence Given ae ax. EMBALMEB. Calif ssessed by "unknown owners" has been the State Democratic only sweet Judge Par Night down from to on Executive Committee and friend and ker, who runs upon that platform. Mr. cut $119,000 $19,000 RESIDENCE account of the action of the Territorial adviser of Judge Alton Brooks Parker Bryan is certainly a versatile genius. 'PHONE 141. ARCHITECTS Board is not the New York agent of the of Equalization reducing the eV If there is HOLT HOLT. j value of land grants for assessment Standard Oil Company. Up to date, any dirty Republican linen on hand to Architects and. Civil I mere was also a re- Chairman McCarren has not picked up be washed, it should Engineers. purposes, quite not washed in Maps .and bulldtaus duction in the number and valuation the glove thus thrown down and the be public at this time. surveys made, chances are that he never will. Sabe? and construction work of all of sheep in the county, an last year ! Chair-- . r planned and superintended. Office. 14,000. Colorado in Twenty thousand dollars with sheep grazed this Montoya Building, Plazas, Las and were returned for man McCarren is such a bagatelle that How's This? Vegas. county taxes, PAona 94. - . "would to Tie , .. although none such were ever collect- he not stoop conquer." We Offer On Hundred Dollar Reward for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by ed. This year this item had to be taken Hall uatnrrn cure. A Pi BY W off. There was also a reduction In the Constantinople correspondent F. 4. (J Hit UU.. Toledo. U. We. the undersigned, have known V. J. cables that Abdul Hamld the Sultan 1 number of sheep generally as it was II, Cheney for the at ¥ and believe him of Turkey, is deeply affected by the perieetly honorame in an nusinesg traniao-tlon- a claimed that many animals had died and financially able to out m om PLACE carry any on ac-- death of his brother, Murad made this firm. during the winter and spring ' obligation by WIB Be V, whom he has held in for WAIO NO. B.INH r IIRVIW, a Foil of TabJe Wlaea tot . . count of the drouth. There was a re- prison Whnlewtle O. Pu4 Uq VaallyTimda. like Abdul Drtirglsts, Toledo, duction in the railroad mileage of the something thirty years. HaII'i Catarrh Cure ia taken internally. FQled : t 1 - Hamid has become so used to the aetiiur directlv upon the blood and mucoul OblTetaphpoeBelptJy 1.1 Denver and Rio Grande in the sum cf surface nf the tyitem. Testimonials sent of his brother as a 73 cents W. R. $10,000, this being contained sight prisoner that free.. Prica per bottle. Sold by all PRICE. mileage Dma-glst- . Prop. Santft ft In Fl'nanola. the latter's sudden release by death fe, a th nrf"inct of 'lane uau iraoaiy fins lor constipation. j - The iiumbsr. of .goats was reduced has shcckeJ him. The two bm'Jiers by several thousand because the loved each other so mucL, you know! HOME VISITORS EXCURSIONS. Live Stock Company disposed Home Visitors' excursion tickets . of iT holdings of these animals and That Liao Yang correspondent is will be Fold to Indiana, Ohio, and Ken- P. F. HANLEY they were shipped out of the county. evidently a well posted man. He tele- tucky via the Santa Fe at one fare 8 J The losses from these items alone graphed on Wednesday that the heavi plus $2.00 fror the round trip, dates of amount to about $560,000, therefore, est flre in the battle then going on was sale September 6th, 13th, 20th. 27th. an actual Increase of about $250,000 on the southern wing of the battle and October 11th. return limit. 30 davs has taken place In the assessed value field and where the Japanese guns were from date of sale. of the county. This, with a proper as most numerous. This is true beyond I H. S. LUTZ, Use. could increased material' contradiction. People who the nn for Family sessment, be expect Santa Fe N M JUvf'WliM Rye, Are -- and TutarToulLZ! Taylor which would result In a reduction heaviest where there are but a few , 'JrZr' If, SAH of the present apparently v,ry high suns should not be too disappointed. Tha New Mexican prints t.e news. FRAIICISCi STREET SANTA FE. N. EL Santa Fe New Mexican, Sator day September 3, J 904 3 QUARTERLY STATEM 33ST ? SO SOOTHING. f Its Influence Has SClEfllFIC Of Territorial Treasurer of New Mexico, 3rd of the 55th Fiscal Year, Commencing Jane 1, 1904, Been Felt By So UMIUM tie Quarter Many Santa Fe Readers. and Ending Aug nit 31, 1904. The soothing Influence of relief 40 At tw UMa-Da- te After suffering from Itching Piles, From Eczema or of of fund or account. Balances Receinta Balances any Itchiness Undertaking Parlors Title Transfers Transfers Payments the skin, May 31, 1904 dur. to funds from funds dur. quarter Aug 31, 1904 quarter Makes one feel grateful to the rem edy. Cell AaivtMi tmm fti Parian Bay er mgkt er by DOR0TE0 SOU. Interest fund 23,079 17 9 25,416 59 $ 17,389 96 31,105 80 inEaatojrei. Aa 725 00 Doan's Ointment has soothed hun- Oar Caastat aaa Uf Satte He. School fond 725 00 " PriaRaal Parian e a Meaty AMreariaMy KM at O Interest on deposits 1,698 32 2,014 37 "99 50 3,613 19 dreds. Int. and Skg. fund, Cert, of Ind 93 51 12,473 20 4,700 00 7,8C3 71 Here's what one Santa Fe citizen Cnlversity of New Mexico , 1,290 53 8,078 88 6,548 84 2,820 57 says: ALL KIND OF PICTURE FRAMING. of N. 75 16 98 09 41 74 University M., deficiency fund 64 67 C. M. Conknn ex-cit- y clerk, of San University of New Mexico income fund 200 00 308 84 508 84 Francisco street 27 398 09 says: "There came Agricultural College 752 55 4,935 81 5,290 to notice sometime Agricultural College income fund 215 04 526 03 54 44 186 63 my ago a case of Agricultural College permanent fund 1,995 00 1,995 00 hemorrhoids, commonly called piles. 81 were Reform School fund 543 93 ' 1,331 03 1,345 20 419 They of the bleeding protruding dubrou Reform School income fund 631 53 189 23 631 58 189 23 variety and itched Intensely. Doan's mnm Reform School permanent fund .., 12,855 07 1,000 00 12,855 07 1,000 00 Ointment came to the notice of the Blind fund 03 80 419 81 ORDER. Asylum 940 58 1,221 1,741 party afflicted and was procured at FIN" MONUME NTS TO Blind Asylum income fund., 277 84 336 43 277 84 336 43 Blind 38 32 Ireland's Pharmacy and a course of Asylum permanent fund 2,133 38 1,656 33 3,133 1,656 the treatment New Mexico School of Mines 3.064 37 5,579 95 6,700 09 1,944 23 given. The first appli- School of Mines income fund 238 34 178 80 238 34 178 80 cation soothed and a continuance of Its School of Mines permanent fund se for some time longer radically Deaf and Dumb Asylum r 83 92 1,331 03 1,304 95 "Isposed of that far too prevalent Deaf and Dumb Asylum income fund 54 75 206 20 260 95 plague." Deaf and Dumb Asylum permanent fund.... For sale all dealers. 50 cts. PERIODICALS. Miners 98 381 03 01 by Price B00I(S, STATIOjTCHY, J AGATES, Hospital fund 1,543 J, 2,765 Foster Mllburn Miners' Income fund ...... 793 6T 296 00 1,089 67 Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole Hospital for the - Headquarters for Miners' Hospital permanent fund...... 1,830 00 1,930 00 3,800 00 agents United States. Remem- New Mexico Insane Asylum 1,467 34 13,573 99 13,577 24 6,464 09 the name, Doan's, and take no SCHOOL SUPPLIES i Insane Asylum income fund 143 14 142 14 Insane Asylum permanent fund ""443 87 443 87 Penitentiary income fund... 132 04 '39784 314 17 315 71 Fine and . Cigars Penitentiary current expense fund 1,808 99 5,403 26 3,394 96 3,917 29 N tice for Publication Confectionery 1,431 60 57 33 84 Pen. maintenance fund 13,398 13,037 1,693 (Homestead Entry No. 5.221.) ao8 8an Francisco St. ' Santa Fe. N. M. Pen convicts earnings fund 3,664 35 4,545 69 6,658 52 1,551 53 Department or the Interior. , 12 33 00 00 11 83 920 50 Penitentiary permanent fund 1,930 1,000 Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.. Aue. 19- - 1901. New Mexico Military institute. 145 34 5,585 13 5,730 47 Notice is hereby that the follnwinu Military Institute income fund 293 55 311 97 '293 55 311 97 named settler has filed notice of his iutention J30 to moke final proof In support of his claim, Military Institute permanent 4,000 90 1,930 00 4,000 90 1,930 and that said proof will be made before the Water Reservoir permanent fund 60 00 60 00 Keeister or Receiver at Santa Fe. N. M.. on V.HOTEL NORMANDIE fund 374 00 59 50 433 50 Sept. 27, lt04. viz: Albino Gonzales for the Compilation e ne!4 swH lots 2 and 3 section 18. Don Avenue and Water Street.. Normal N. M. 10 88 65 33 dwV, Gaspar School, (Silver City) 1,197 6,187 4,797 3,587 township 16, 12 east. He names d& north,- range t & Normal School, S. C, income fund., 659 75 193 00 659 75 193 00 the following- witnesses to prove his conti- Normal School, S. C, permanent 1,140 00 1,140 00 nuous residence upon and cultivation of said Reasonable rates for board and room. Normal 334 81 74 503 51 lana. viz: uuaaaiupe Koinai, isiaro itinera, School, Las Vegas 6,234'44' 6,065 fiaciao irmijo, uesarlo ujau, tu or recog, Good table and Well furnished Normal School, Las Vegas, income fund 64 88 193 00 64 88 193 00 N. M. service. rooms. Manuel R. Normal University, Las Vegas, permanent.. 140 00 140 00 Otibo, Register. New fornitore . All windows screened. Special purposes 3,183 96 61 61 1,030 00 2,230 57 fund 192 60 192 60 Free bath in connection. Legal expense Fearful Odds Against Him. Special tax fund, 50th fiscal year . 7 97 7 97 06 alone and Such j jt j jt jt Common School income 7,197 17 2,530 89 13.00 9,706 Bedridden, destitute. CARRIE L. THOMAS. Proceeds 5 per cent U. 3. land sales perma.. . 11,875 92 11,875 93 in brief was the condition of an old Proprietor. Charitable institutions 5,402 63 10,047 43 6,208 42 9,241 64 soldier by name of J. J. Havens, Ver- Deficit fund 154 GO 154 60 sailles, O. For years he was troubled 35 61 11 Sheep sanitary fund 1,891 3,658 37 2,627 2,923 with diseabe and neither doc- 1,144 74 73 17 3,926 30 kidney CO Cattle indemnity fund. 9,397 7,616 tors nor medicines him relief. At CIJAS. VAGJIEI FURJJITUE Compensation of assessors 1,921 59 8,743 42 8,382 83 2,282 18 gave TljE Salary fund, "16,017 77 3,436 00 37,198 57 13,236 89 33,405 45 length he tried Electric Bitters. It WE LEAD IM EVERYTHING. ! Supreme court fund 600 76 ' 163 74 54 96 - 709 54 put him on his feet in snort order and Miscellaneous fund 8,832 60 7,503 59 3,756 51 12,568 68 now he testifies: "I'm on the road to CUnawara, Glassware, ami KoUUmga Mrraa uU Militia fund..... 714 44 512 73 566 72 660 45 complete recovery." best on earth for mmm Hade ta Oroar Gooes Boat om Saay Tw. Capitol contingent expense fund 996 30 3,074 83 2,295 58 1,775 55 liver and troubles and all forms Capitol bond fund 13 37 13 37 kidney contingent sinking of stomach and bowel complaints. Cap. Bldg. Bonds Skg. fund 153,606 52 18,711 16 173,317 68 Only Casual deficit bonds 101,800 00 96,000 00 5,800 00 50c. Guaranteed by Fischer Drug Co. Provisional indebtedness sinking fund 33,349 83 6,235 82 44,585 65 417 44 479 10 Geological survey 61 63 for Public ion. Louisiana Purchase 54th F. Y. 1,398 29 98 77 1,497 06 Exposition fd., No. 7610.) "Licensed Etnbaljg Louisiana Purchase Exposition fd., 55th F. Y. 1,069 03 7,336 38 8,300 00 105 40 (Homestead Entry Scenic Route 304 55 301 82 3 73 Department of thbsterior, 34 16 18 Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M., kug. 27. 1904 United States Land Commission 6,359 500 00 1,690 5,669 Notine is hereby ariven that the lollowina Maintenance Board of Public Lands 3.769 75 817 50 2,952 25 named settler has filed notice of his intention Palace Income 23 19 384 00 297 10 110 09 to make final proof in of his claim, The Fund supportbe made So. Western 63 29 63 29 and that said proof will before the and International Express Co... Register or Receiver at Santa Fe, N. M on Territorial purposes, 54th fiscal year...... , 71 29 1,479 33 1,550 61 Ootober 11, 1904. viz: Harvey M. Shields Territorial 55th fiscal 304 38 89 1,550 61 76,870 88 for the neM section 7, township 19 north, purposes, year 75,115 3 names witnes- fiscal 41 65 863 905 31 range east. He the following Territorial institutions. 54th year 66 ses to prove his eontinuous residence upon Territorial institutions, 55th fiscal year..... 173 68 63,098:43 63,273 10 and cultivation of said land,, viz: Hugh Improvement Rio Grande Income 77 13 1,179 19 500 00 44 94 711 43 Murray, Leonard Winhoef nr, J imei A . Smith, DO YOU ? J . Al, Shields all of Ferea. M. EAT Orphans Children Home, Belen 140 81 3,053 54 2,947 49 245 83 Manuel 30' R.Otero, Register. Water Reservoir in. for irrigation purposes. . ... 439 29 600 00 220 818 99 If You Do Try the New Cuisine at the Public Buildings at Capitol income 333 46 332 46 U. S. Annual Appro, for Agr. College 25,000 00 25,000 00 Sour Stomach. When the quantity of food taken 13 Total. 439,493 86 8269,535 74 t 147,798 90 $ 147,798 90 $291,210 63 I $417,418 97 too large or the quality too rich, sour afe SerenadeAll Delicacies of the Season. and Short Orders a the Open Day Night. stomach is likely to follow, and es- Specialty. Recapitulation. Disposition of Funds. Amount. Meals 25 Cents. 21 Meals for $4.50. pecially so if the digestion has been Regular Balances 1904 86 Eat slow- May 31, ..$439,493 National Bank of Commerce, N. Y., bond special 5,902 62 weakened by constipation. G. LUPE HERRERA, Proprietor Receipts during quarter 269,135 74 National Bank of Santa Fe 44,742 80 and not too freely of easily digested First ly to Co's$ Bank of Commerce, Albuquerque . . . 28,000 00 food. Masticate the food thoroughly. 254 San Francisco Street, Next Cartwrlght Davis 8tore. Total to be accounted for...... 60 00 $708,629 First National Bank of Las Vegas. . 30,000 Let five hours olapse between meals, Payments during quarter 291,210 63 00 First National Bank of Albuquerque 30,000 and when you feel a fullness and San National Bank, Las Vegas 30,000 00 31,1904..,-...- . 97 Miguel in the of the stomach Balance Aug $417,418 First National Bank of Raton 30,000 00 weight region DUDROVV. First National Bank of Roswell 15,000 00 after eating, take Chamberlain's CHARLES W. National Bank of Commerc of New York 19,073 46 Stomach and Liver Tablets and the Citizens National Bank of Roswell 20,000 00 sour stomach mav be avoided. For 00 I the statement to be true and correct. First National Bank, Clayton 20,000 sale by all druggists. SASH - DOORS certify foregoing First National Bank, Carlsbad 20,000 93 LUMBER Silver City National Bank 20,000 00 All Kinds' of Building Material. J. H. Vaughn, Taos County Bank, Taos, N. M 3,818 90 PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS. Office of D. C. 17, Territorial Treasurer. New Mexico Bank & Trust Co., Alb. . . . 781 19 Indian Affairs, Washington, Aug. CORD AND S10VE WOOD EXTRA DRY AND CUT TO FIT YOUR STOVE " Savings 1904 Sealed Proposals endorsed "Proposals National Bank of Com. N. Y, Cap. Bldg. bonds. 100,100 00 for Buildings, Mescalero School. New Mex- Santa Fe, N. M., September 1, 1904. ico." and addressed to the Commissioner of 97 Indian Affairs. Washington, D. C.will be CERRILLOS AND HAGAN COAL Total $ 417,418 received at this office until two o clock p. m. Funds not available Sept. 27, 1904, for furnishing and delivering Delivered to any part of the City. all necessary materials and labor required to construct and complete buildings, water and heating systems, with electric lighting, etc, TRANSFER AND STORAGE CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN COUNTY house; No. 3. Santa Fe, Telesforo Ri-ber- business, will be to receive nomina- at the Mescalero School, Nt w Mexico, in strict We Hani Everything that li Movable. accordance with plans, specifications and in- CONVENTION OF THE COUNTY at city school house, ward No. 1; tions for chairman, and a sufficient structions to bidders which may be examined OF SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. No. 4, Canuto Alarid; at Manderfield time will be given to make such nomi- at this office, the offices of the Herald. El i ore 35 Santa Fe Branch Office and Yards Cerrillos, N. II Paso, Texas; News, Alamogordo. N. M.:New A delegate convention of the Repub- Hall on Galisteo Street; No. 5, Agua nations. All the nominations, must be Mexican. Santa Fe, N. M. ; Morning Journal, lican voters of the County of Santa Fe, Frla, Lino Montoya, at school house, received and submitted, if a division is Albuquerque, N. M. : Improvement Bulletin, Minneapolis, Minn.: American Contractor - is hereby called to meet at the Court District No. 5; No. 6, Cienega, Trini- asked for, such shall be had, the vote and Construction News. Chicago. III. ; U. S. BL O. "Y"OZSTTZ mamufactuku OF- in of 2 dad Alarid. at Trinidad Alarid taken two tellers the Indian Warehouses, 265 S. Canal St., Chicago. House the City Santa Fe, at house; by appointed by 111.; 815 Howard St., Omaha. Neb.; 602 S. 7th o'clock in the afternoon of the No. 7, Cerrillos. A. L. Kendall, at Jus- chair, one from each side, and the per- St., St. Louis. Mo., and Wooster St., New Friday & Pexicafl Galis- York City: Builders' Traders' Exchanges, Filigree 9t day of Seotember 1904, for the tice of the peace office; No. 8, son having the highest number of Omaha. Neb.; Milwaukee. Wis., and St, Paul. Jewelry of selecting eleven teo, Pedro Pena, at school house; No. votes and the majority of. the meeting Minn.; Northwestern Manufacturers' Asso- DEALER IN purpose delegates ciation, St. Paul. Minn., and at the school. to the Territorial Republican Conven- 9, San Ildefonso, Jose E. Gomez, at shall be declared chairman. There- For further information apply to J as- - A. Datches, Clocks, Jewelry and Hand Painted China. tion which will met at Albuquerque school house. District No. 9; No. 10, after the election of other officers and Carroll, Superintendent, Mescalero, N. M., or to this Office, A. C. Tonner, Aoting of lata watcbea and on the 12th dar of September, 1904, Dolores, Lee English, at Lee English the delegates shall be proceeded with. Repairing JawaUywark aapadalty. ., of in nomina- No. 11 Golden. Nick order of the Republican Central for the purpose placing house; Montoya, By 6000S a for del from New No. 12, Canon-oito- , Commltee of the of Santa Fe. HOB IKl U11IDUI FILI6milIE0LESiUtZim3 tion candidate gate Sr.. at John Hart's Hall; County A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE. $ Mexico to the 59th Congress of the Roque Tudesque Pfleugers. DAVID M. WHITE, With family around expecting him United States of America. Red Hall: No. 13. Glorieta, Juan Attest: Chairman. to die, and a son riding for life, 18 The various precincts . will be en- Barela. at Barela's store: No. 14, Chi-may- o, M. A. ORTIZ. miles, to get Dr. King's New Discov- titled to representation, to-wi- t: Rumaldo Ortega, at school Secretary. ery " for Consumption, Coughs and No. 1, Pojoaque. 2 delegates; No. 2, house: No. 15. Santa Cruz, Ramon Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesville, Ind., wtJAonr No. Tesuque, 2 delegates; No. 3, Santa Fe, Bustos, at Bartolo Bustos' house; endured death's agonies from asthma; 'js.'misTsr 7 delegates: No. 4 Santa Fe, 8 dele- 17, Santa FeAtanacio Romero, at When troubled with constipation but this wonderful medicine gave gates; No. 5, AguS Frla, 2 delegates; Fireman's Hall: No. 18. Santa Fe, try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver relief and soon cured him. He St. Louis Beet. ' Tablets. are to and Lemp's No. 6, Cienega, 2 delegates; No. 7, Marcelino A. Ortiz, at the court room They easy take writes: "I now soundly every ALL KINDS OP MINERAL WATERS Jt Jt MAIL ORDEBS PROMPTLY PILU9 no or other sleep Cerrillos. 3 delegates; No. 8, Galisteo, in the court house; No. 19, Madrid, Gus produce griping unpleasant night" Like marvelous cures of con- The Traaa Sapplled Prom Oaa Battle ta a Carload. 4 No. 9 San Ildefonso, 3 Olsen, at school No. 20, San effect. For sale by all druggists. delegates: house; sumption, pneumonia, bronchitis, Santa N. M. Phone No. delegates; No. 10. Dolores. 1 delegate; Pedro. F. C. BuelL at school house; coughs, colds and grip, prove its Goadafope Street, Fe, 38. No. 11, Golden, 1 delegate; No. 12, Can-oncit- o, No. 22. Ortiz. Eoimenlo Romero, at SCHOOL BUILDING, 8ANTA FE, matchless merits for all throat and 1 3 delegates; No. 13, Glorieta, school house. NEW MEXICO. lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 14. 3 dele- delegate; No. Ohlmayo, . The precinct chairman and secre- Sealed proposals will be received 50c. and 00. Trial bottles free at IB Santa Oniz, 4 dele- Fe. gates: No. taries are directed to tet to the chair- until 12 o'clock noon', 24, Fischer Drug Company, Santa Fe 6 September gates: No. 17, Santa delegates; man of this committee, immediately 1904, for the erection of a 5 f No. IS, No. 18. Santa Fe delegates after the holding of the primaries, a and Assembly Hall School Building, Nd. 20, San Madrid. 3 delegates; correct list of the delegates elected, for the Board of Education of the City 2 No. 22, Ortiz, 3 CLUB signed bv the chairman and THE Pedro, delegates; secretary of Samta Fe, according to plans and delegates. ' of the meeting. Contest. 1f any, must specifications and instructions to bid- We handle the leading Brands of Alternates will not be .recognized. be filed with thfe committee not later ders on file at the office of the Clerk . received unless KENTUCKY BOURBONS Proxies will not be than nine o'clock in the morning of the of the Board ; also, at the office of I. same held by persons residents of the day of the convention in order that H., and W. M. Rapp, Architects, Las and PENNSYLVANIA RYES giv-.in- g precinct from which the persons this committee may report same to Vegas, N. M. All proposals must be Goods bought in bond, purity guaranteed. the proxies are elected. tho conventlon. iThemreclnct primar- accompanied ",k by a certified check

Wed- called to chair- 4 S The primaries will be held on ies will be order by the amounting to per cent of such pro- ENGLISH PUREcXr'FORNIA WINES. IMPORTED and to the on nesday, the 7th day of September, 1904, man of the precincts according posal. Bids must be made out DOL-Vii- exact hour above des- ECMICMESTtft-- C'.GARS and TOBACCOS at 7.30 p, m.. in precincts No. 3, 4, 12, above list at the printed forms obtained of the archi- and Pill C Only Venu'.. ... 17, 18, and 19. and at 3 p. m. in all the ignated. tects. The Board reserves the ' right IJI. a.k ; Onr Club Rooms are Iarge, Comfortable and Airy. 1 KKD xA mcUUia bosei, m14 other at the , and chairmen be unable to to or all bids.' & Ctld precincts places by Should precinct reject any villi blue ribbon. Taken other. Refu the persons hereinafter designated. the Re- Address, Vncertm Substitution.! tnd Imlta 1 AKERS C& be present at these primaries, tioao. Bur of your DruicgUL or od 4c. fa TOWNSEND, Proprietors. No. 1, 'itfl elect a '.t SA,T-,B-- GATRON, President. Hum for IvitlnmfaU Pojoaaue, Eutimio Rbybal, at publicans at the meeting MdRttlferPHllrtW Ladle." utfrJh? re. Bkattl. fMHIV St. No. school house. District No. 16; No. 2, tan pmnmaii, aotaw j nimT Ffncisco Telephone 94 !? Tesuque. Ramon Jimenez, a r school meeting to order. The first vt&& of fl.i.' "r HI TS A Aato 1Qfl4 i v. 7

Santa Fe New Mexican, Saturday, September 3, f 904.

Where's the man who hasn't use for an extra pair I or two of ALWAYS IN THE LEAD TROUSERS ANOTHER SHIRT WAIST SALE ! when he sees what he likes, and the price is his way? Unprecedented Values in It's about now that yotf begin to notice now diiapi WOMAN'S FINE SHIRT HABITIMJ dated voar Trousers are. WAISTS Here are splendid TROUSERS that will give yoar We have placed on sale all of out $2, $ .75, $ .50 and $J .25 Summer Waists for :FWif new strft effect. ' ONE DOLLAR ! We most clean ott in order to make room for the in on all Summer winter stock. Handsome patterns every pair of Also a big reduction prices Goods. them, prices down to the bottom . ... $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 BROS. CD. II:clothesH according to yoor idea and taste. SELIGFPftl THE LOWEST PRICED HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR FINE GOODS! fr ABOUSLElAJI, SALW TELEPHONE 36 P. O. BOX 319 WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS 249, 252 and 253 Son Francisco St. their home at El Paso on next Tues- place to the Harvey resort by train. ure and benefit from their pleasant day. They had planned to take the Santa Fe tour and are enthusiastic about the SOCIAL ANDPERSONAl Central on Robert L. McCance, of Pittsburg, au- Railway at Kennedy, but fine climate of this city as well as con- ditor of the Santa Fe Central Railway arriving there learned that the time cerning Its many historical and social Mrs. S. G. of ' 53. Mr. and Cartwright, who has been In the city of the north bound train had been attractions. the week at Salt Lake Company, SPITZ this city, spent for ten past, will ieave tomorrow changed. In company with several Utah. days went to City, for his home. He will return to Santa others, they then Cerrillos, Mrs. Lillian L. Hersey will open a JEWELRY re- DIAMONDS Jj Mrs. W. H. Whiteman has returned Fe in about two weeWs. where they took the Santa Fe and private school on Tuesday, September a visit witlx . relatives turned to Santa Fe at six o'clock this from month's Senator W. H. Andrews, president of 6th in the house on the reservation Manufacturer of friends in Denver, i morning. No. 7, due at Lamy last even- and Santa Fe Central Railway and Al- formerly occupied by Judge McFie. The the was five and one-hal- f hours late. Mrs. H. E. Gibson departed today Eastern Railroad, and Gen- ing school will be conducted according to will buquerque the latest WATCHES, CLOCKS, for Cleveland, Ohio, where she eral Manager W. S. Hopewell, of the One of the social events of the week methods and ideas in teach- make an extended stay. latter road, were passengers to Albu- was a party and dinner given last even ing. Spanish, domestic science and ETC. will be new SILVERWARE, Miss Dolore3 Taylor, of Denver, has querque today on railroad business. , ing by Mrs. Charles West, at her home Sloyde and interesting fea- tures of the school. arrived in the city, and has entered as Mrs. H. S. Lutz and children, who on Grant Avenue, in honor of Miss Du Korps of rauam of will leave next all a pupil at the Loretto Academy. have been visiting relative3 in eastern Val, who Wednesday Fob Chaiaa, for to take a po- On Wednesday next Mrs. L. Brad- Pennsylvania, started for the West this San Antonio, Texas, TEMPLAR MASONS TO ffUgree Neck Chain, ford Prince will entertain the Santa afternoon from Lehigh, Pennsylvania. sition as instructor in the public schools. Each was Filigree Souvenir Spoons, Fe brides-to-b- e at a brides' luncheon. Before returning to Santa Fe they will guest presented VISIT SANTA with a as a souvenir of the even- FE Brooch Pin Mrs. F. J. Lewis, who has been visit- spend a week with friends in Kansas. daisy Filigree ing. Those in attendance were: Mr.' Mrs. William Ash, left this morn- Miss Ethel Walz and Miss Ella Good-so- Filigree Bracelets, ing and Mrs. I. B. Mrs. John Wen Three" Special Trains for her home in Durango, Colora- who have been house guests of Hanna, Carrying CaM ing borne and Miss Leona, From New Haven, Phil- Filigree) do. Mrs. T. B. Catron for several weeks daughter, Judge Knights John R. McFie, Dr. C. A. Wheelon, adelphia and Cleveland to be and Mrs. A. B. Smith left this past, left last evening for El Paso, Miss - P Mr. Misia McDaniel, and the Messrs, in Capital City Week Side PUza SaaU St. where will Walz's home. Miss Goodson will visit morning for Louis, they Whitlock, and Hanna, of After Next. grth two weeks the World's there for several weeks and will then Wrlghtsman, spend visiting this city, and Messrs. Bruner and Three special trains Fair. return to Santa Fe. carrying Hughes, of El Paso. Knlghta Templar on their way home Griffin-Scbaffe- r, left this Mrs. J. G. mother of E. A. Cahoon, of Roswell; from the triennial conclave at San San California, Mrs. J. W, Raynolds delightfully en W. E. and A. J. Griffin, will be a guest week for Francisco, Francisco, California, are scheduled to will the triennial con tertained last Saturday evening for a of Mrs. T. B. Catron for the next week where he attend Visit Santa Fe week after next. The a: or so. clave of the Knights Templar. After company of young friends. The game first will a . BOLUfiE of in of hearts occupied the of carry commandery from Mrs. L. Bradford Prince will enter- the conclave he will visit points greater part New fUliPEL'S not the time. There were four and Haven, Connecticut, 93 strong, terest on the Pacific Coast and will tables, - at a D. A. R. .luncheon of . tain Friday Miss Woods was successful occupying a special train consisting of next in honor of Mrs. W. T. return uneil October 1. Josephine four standard Santa Fe. New Mexico. week, in carrying off the first prize. Miss sleepers, a diner and a Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. L. Imhoff, tourits of baggage car. It is scheduled to reach who have been in Ritchie Seligman was awarded the con Allen Fletcher will leave the middle Flagstaff, Arizona, Santa Fe on Tuesday, September 13, forenoon for An solation. Dainty refreshments were of the month for Ann Arbor. Michigan, the capital, left this at 11 a. m., and will stay In the where will make a brief served by the hostess. Those partici city again to take up his studies in the tonito, they were: Misses Ethel and Mabel seven hours. This train is run under stay. From Antonito they will go to pating the Michigan University. Easley, Woods, Ritchie Sel auspices cf Simmons and Marsters Lumberton and Edith to spend several Josephine of Honorable T. B. Catron is in Socor- igman, Hortense McKenzie, Blanche Boston, Massachusetts. weeks visiting friends. The second will ro County on mining and legal busi- and Marion Vogdes, Jean McKenzie, train arrive here at Dr. T. P. Martin of Taos, and son 2 m., on ness. He will return home during the Diberta Dibert, Anita Bergere, Sylvia p. Thursday, September 15, will reach the this evening and wil 85 be- forepart of the coming week. John, city Morrison, Evelyn Dougherty, Uda Gib' lcarry people, the train from their northern home. The boy son Florence Mrs. Jame3 ing run under the auspices of J. J. Mc- Miss Marie McWhirter, of Iron Moun- to at and Spitz. will leave tomorrow for Roswell, L. Coy, tourist agent of the Pennsylvania ! will leave her home for Seligman assisted the hostess. tain, Michigan, tend the New Mexico Military Insti Railroad. It carries Comman- Sunmount 7th and will Mary September tute in that city. Dr. Martin will re Miss Edna Berger. who will leave of and will winter at this report. dery Philadelphia, remain spend the turn to Taos Monday morning. next week for Chicago to attend school. in Santa Fe three hours. Mr. Mrs. C. of was victim of and Oscar Watson, Mrs. W. T. Porterfield, who has been made the a pleasant The third special will be of the Ori- in south this city, will leave during the coming friends in Arizona, surprise party at her home the ental Commandery of Cleveland, Ohio, visitine Prescott, A THE 46TH YEAR BEGINS SEP. I, 1904. week for the east, their object being off here last and vis part of the city last evening. large carrying 100 people and consisting of to Fair at St. Louis, stopped evening of of the visit the World's ited Mrs. Charles West, of Grant Ave number friends unsuspecting four standard sleepers, a composite home of Miss Louise Piatt, of St. Louis, Mis while en route to her home in Du- hostess congregated at the car, a baggage car and a The Is FIRST-CLAS- S TEACHERS' CERTIFI- nue, commissary College empowered by law to issue Miss on west San e souri, arrived in the Capital City on She herself as being Daisy Patterson, car. It will arri'-- on Septem- CATES to its Graduates, which Certificates are to be honored School Directors rango. expressed Friday, by visit to her sister, Mrs. J. B. Wood with the climate of the Cap! Francisco Street, and about nine ber 16, at 4:15 p. m., and will leave at la the of New Mexico. pleased Territory She will remain here a month or tal o'clock repaired to the Berger home. 6:45 p. m. on the same ev&nlner. City. The of the was de BROTHER longer. Horace B. editor of the early part evening BOTULPH, President. Henhing, city voted to flinch and other At Mrs. Samuel Eldodt, of San Juan on games. All kinds of fresh fish at Bon Albuquerque Journal, Wednesday 10:30 o'clock delicious refreshments the and Mrs. Frank Bond, of Espanola, of week," at Ton. evening this Springfield were Vocal and Instrumental who have been spending several days was married to Miss Cora served. Illinois, music were in. Those here on a visit, departed this forenoon of the late indulged present Reice, daughter Adjutant were: Misses Sheffler, Hogle, McDan for their homes. General N. Reice, of Illinois Cathedral; Fifteenth Sunday after Jaspar lei, Gentry, Blanchard, Patterson, REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Morris Thomas will leave for Lloyd Adams, of St. Louis, was best Pentecost, Sept. 4, 1004. First mass at Monday Sloan, and Berger, and Messrs. Hogle, 6:30 o'clock a. m. Second mass a. Colorado where he will re- man. at 0:30, i Springs, Newcomb, Patterson Wrlghtsman, mM sermon In English. Third mass at sume his in fine Mrs. W. T. of if studies literature, Thornton, Guadalajara, Dodge, Sloan, Hanna, Bruner, Pierce, 10:30, sermon In Spanish. At 6:30 o'clock arts and the ancient at the Mexico, will arrive here tomorrow m. ana NEW MEXICAN PRINTING languages Hughes and Kauffman. vespers rosary. CO., Dealers. Colorado College. - evening, and will be the guest of Mr, Church of the Holy Faith (Episcopal) Mm. P. a week or W. Scott Smith, private secretary Palace Bev. W. J. H. of chairman of and J. Victory for Ave., R. Dve in charge: Crist, Monero, is to the secretary of the interior, and School at 9:15 m. the Democratic Territorial Central longer. Mrs. Thornton not only very Sunday a, Morning Santa Fe . . . New Mexico well known in Santa Fe, but is also daughter, Miss Edna Smith, of Wash service with sermon and Holy Com Committee, will come to Santa Fe on D. in munion at 11:00 o'clock. very and highly as ington, C, arrived the city Evening prayer Monday evening to open the DemO' popular respected, at 5:30 o'clock. Public cordially Invited. she and her husband, former Governor Thursday, and are guests at the execu cratic St. John's M. E. Don headquarters. Thornton resided here for 22 tive mansion. Mr. Smith is on his an Church, Gaspar years. ave. Sunday-school- , 0:43 a. m ; J. W. nual which he Will, spend in Divine Territorial Secretary Raynolds, She is a sister of Mrs. J. P. Victory vacation, services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 m. who is now on the ranches of the La' New Mexico and Arizona. While in p. During the past seven years former prayer-meetin- Wednesday night at 7:30 Pain . ac- gunita Livestock Company, in Leonard Governor and Mr-3- Thornton have the Territory, he and his daughter, in. A l are welcome. W. A. Cooper. The Indian C. F. Pastor. Hallack Wood County, expects to return to made home in companied by Inspector their Guadalajara, where towns Santa Fe Tuesday. the former is engaged in important Nesler, will visit the pueblo and extensive and and the party, accompanied by Super- George Bruner and Frank A. Hughes mining operations Fresh and fish! Have we Covers Most land deals. From here Mrs. intendent Clinton J. Crandall, of the oysters of El Paso were guests of grant T Surface, today Harry U. S. Indian Industrial School here, got 'em Well, I guess have, at the Hanna, while en route to Boulder. Col Thornton will go to Missouri, where wj will leave for a Bon Ton. . where will the Uni she will visit her old home in Sedalia, Monday morning trip orado, they attend to the several north of the Wears versity of Colorado. and will also attend the exposition at pueblos' Longest St. Louis. city. They expect to return Thursday Judge Henry L. Waldo, solicitor of night. The pueblos in central and Miss L. Clark fjaLthe Santa Fe Railway for New Mexico, Jennie and Miss Pru southern New Mexico will then be vis NOTICE ! LADIES ! dence of who have who has spent the past three weeks Clark, Minneapolis, ited and thereafter the will be ex- been an extended in the trip St&to&atid Quality in Las Vegas, has gone to Kansas City, making stay tended to Phoenix, Arizona,' where a Southwest in hope of benefiting the Missouri, for visit. ; they will be guests of Governor and fall and Head- health of the former, were morning Mrs. Brodie. Before' Arizona For, winter Mrs. W. E. Martin, of Socorro, and leaving passengers over the Denver and Rio for the east, the of the Pimas. in to wear and is Hade Mrs. E. R. Newcomb, of Huntington, Grande Railroad for where villages gear ready and Solely to Resist Espanola, Parages and other Puebo Indians will Indiana, Mrs. Martin's aunt who have will a time , before other kinds I am now show- they spend short be visited. Mr. Smith has held the Im bene on a visit to Mrs. H. O. Bursum, returning home. Miss Jennie Clark have returned to the Gem portant position he now occupies for ing a good assortment. Am the Peculiar City. said that the condition of her health six this fact absolute Atmospheric was yeare, being on hand to take orders Mrs. Joseph Hersch leaves tomorrow materially improved by her brief that lie is a ef your in Santa Fe and and proof very competent, for St. Louis, to meet her son and his stay vicinity that ficient and successful official. By pro and complete ) same before wife. Before her return Mrs she hopes to come here within a few 5 Action of this Dry Climate. home, fession he is a journalist having work-- l wAii1 fi WnrM'c months to remain J 1 Hersch will visit Chicago and Kansas indefinitely. ed for fifteen years on the New York fv - - City, and will be absent about a month. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Fleming re Evening Post. When he commenced Fair.- Callf: 'and Inspect as Uos Sale by g Mr. and Mrs. John C. Balcomb, who turned last evening from the Pecos work there, the paper was under the welL spent their honeymoon at the Sparks Forest Reserve, where they have been editorial management of the late Will- T7. Ranch- - on the Pecos will return to spending a week. Yesterday Mr. and iam Cullen Bryant Mr. Smith and mSS A. MUGLER, A. McKENZIE Hardware Store. Santa Fe tonight and will leave for Mrs. Fleming rode from the Sparks daughter expect to derive much pleas- - Southeast Center Plata' ill: M is iba tSae. dmg matfkei and yotai ; wait St .y$ cai& S3RELAKP

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Santa Fe New Mexican, Saturday, September 3, 1904.

j jtji j J J J J help swell the iibrary fund of the Wo- 'ndvaptlflomant. nf M laa A ttfncylar man's Board of Trade. which it is announced that for fall and CARTWRIGHT-- D AVIS CO. CITY TOPICS MINOR ' Train No. 7 from the East on the winter headgear a good assortment is ' now GEO. W. S. CARTWRIGHT, and Santa Fe was eight hours late last even on hand. Have your orders taken HICK0X, President jt j 0. Sec'y Treat. ing, the train arriving here at 5:30 and they will be completed before you Mrs. Amado Chavez, who was operated o'clock this morning. Train No. 2 from leave for the World's Fair. No- - 250 San Francisco Street. upon last week by Dr. D. Knapp, Is the south and west was reported four Eight car loads of rails for the Albu- Prico1 rapidly strength. hours late this Eastern Railroad have arrived Ik No. 4. Meat Market No49. gaining afternoon, querque Grocery Telephone Telephone There Is an epidemic of dlptherla at Conductor Hartman, of the main line at Torrance and a consignment of three CREAM Estancla. One family, consisting of six of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, car loads has just put in an appearance members, is down with the disease. has temporarily relieved Conductor Hill here. Other shipments are en route. GREELEY POTATOES. IMPERIAL FLOUR. Assistant Superintendent R. C. on Active work will on the of GarJ the Santa division of the begin grade Baking Povdor The potatoes from Greeley, Colora Our trade on Imperial Flour has beea of the Territorial within a few rett, Penitentiary, Deaver & Rio Grande Railroad. He the road days. do rank as being of the very highest very satisfactory, but we would like was confined to his residence fort-noo- FOREMOST BAKING IH ) today by a made his first trip this T. E. Hurst, who came hero early in POWDER THE WORLD quality. We are now receiving them every one in Santa Fe to us-- It who attack of illness. . Dr. on last the week from St. in slight Popplewell Wednesday Joseph, Missouri, Awarded and they are very fine indeed. can appreciate its remarkable quali- Deputies U. S. Marshals John M. performed another operation on Justice hepeof benefitting his health, left to highest honors Per cwt . , $1.65 ties. It makes the best of bread and la Wiley and Cipriano Baca, of Albuquer- of the Pe-c- e Henry Pacheco, of precinct day over the Santa Fe for Las Vegas, World's Fair. Highest tests also a fine pastry flour. Probably titu que, arrived in town to be 18, at the latter's home on Palace He has accepted a position as U. best pastry cook In the Southwest will yesterday Upper telegraph b. Uov't Chemists. MEADOW GOLD BUTTER. use no 4 present at the meeting of the United Avenue. The patient is resting easy operator with the Santa Fe system and other brand. 50 sack $1.69 States Court here Monday aext. and his speedy recovery is expected. will be given a station somewhere in Price Baking Powder Ca. we never tire of telling the good pound Drs. J. if. Diaz and D. Knapp yester- Monday. Labor Day, being a legal this vicinity. qualities of Meadow Gold Butter. It is and of a most day morning performed an operation on holiday, the postoffice will observe Sun- Upon the petition of Supervisor of the CHICAOQ, pure, clean delicate Mrs. S. Pecos Forest Reserve B. flavor. These good qualities are re J. Candelarlo, wio has been day hours, the general delivery window I. Hanna SOUTH SEA BLEND. j tained and the indisposed for some time. The to be open from 8:30 to 0:30 in the morn- Judge John R. McFlo, of the First Judi preserved by package, patient, which Is aTr and There has been a remarkable ad it is wJU recover. carriers wiirmake one collec- clal District Court, has tight, molrture odor believed, rapidly ing. The granted Injunc V vance in the of medium tlons Venceslao proof. price grade The Russians and Japs base ball teams tion and one delivery in the morning.' against Jaramlllo, San catcher; Will Pettus, second base; O. coffees. We are still South 8ea Garcia and Elario Garcia selling will contest for honors tomorrow on the George B. Monk of the United States tlago restrain Digneo, first base; D. Anderson, third Blend at 25 Cents per pound. We fear will ing them from pasturing their sheep base; C. Lemke C. East Side grounds. James Read Geological Survey, returned last evening pitcher; Catron, OUR BAKERY, i that we shall not be abl to continue and on the reserve. center M captain the Bear forces and N. L. King from 35 miles north. While working at goats Held; H. Alarid, shortstop; to do this much longer. Better bur Santa Fe No. 259, Fraternal Alarid, field; A. substi Why not use our bread? It Is made will direct the operations of the Mika- that point yesterday he encountered one Lodge right Digneo, sixty days' supply now. Union of will hold tute. Pitcher J. J. an addition according to the most meth- do's men. . of the heaviest rain storms that have America, its regular Craven, approved to the ods. contains over the section this summer. meeting ou next Monday evening in K. team, will probably be given a It nothine that could bv until a promi- passed try-ou- Pitcher Hill, recently P. Hall at which tlaae there will be sev- t during the game. The members the remotest possibility be Injurious nent twlrler for a Los. Angeles team In the darkness last night Juan Mar to the health. sweet FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. eral initiations. Deputy Organizer of the nine participated in an hour's It is to the taste, accented a with the Albu tinez and Manuel of Hill- - clean to We has position Ortega, Upper Thornhill has a - practice on the college grounds last the sight and always fresh. always have what the market Browns. The Duke nine side Avenue, fell a distance of twenty arranged special pro- Team Made from the affords in of querque City for this and all members evening. work is what Captain only highest grade the way fruits and vege an from San An-- feet into a well to Lorenzo grain meeting Parsons is to Kansas flour. tables. also has acqulsltbn belonging are to be trying develop, and judg I requested present. Texas. Martinez. No bones were broken, but ing from the fast and even ot tonio, Santa Fe is to have another 3how, playing both men were bruised and big yesterday, he is his The Guild of the Church of the Holy severely Sells and Downs will accomplishing pitch their tent in The re- MEAT MARKET. HAY AND GRAIN. is to meet Miss shaken up. purpose. boys have no doubts Faith requested at the Capital City Saturday September 34. Coach Excursion tickets to St. Louis garding the result of Sunday's game. Only the choicest cuts of shall bo to fill or Simmons on next Monday afternoon at The show Is In twenty-fou- r packing Wj pleased your transported Charles E. Saylor, of Philadelphia, house corn fed beef, mutton and lamb ders for etc. 3 o'clock to make arrangements for the and Kansas City will be sold via the cars. Two cars are now in hay, grain, feed, Our advertising has been enlisted by Major C. B. Vog-de- are cut in our market Give us a trial stocks are to be given by the guild in the Santa Fe on Sept. 3rd and 4th at a rate always complete, the qual- picnic the Territory and one will arrive here in of the U. S. when you want nice In the of near future. of 825.75 for the round trip. The limit charge Recruiting something ity the best and prices reasonable. within a sbort time. The concern em- Office here, for the branch of way of meats, boiled See of these tickets is 10 from date of cavalry bacon, hams, that your animals are well fed. Over $100 were cleared as a result of days ployes 36 agents and billposters.- - the army. He has left for Jefferson ham, etc. to remain We can do it for you. the concert under the auspices of Mrs. sale, allowing passengers eight Thomas Fitzsinimohs, who for three Barracks, St. Louis, where he will re- In St. Louis. ' T. B. Catron at the court house last days weeks past has had a photograph gal- ceive instruction. Friday night. The proceeds will go to Ladles, your attention is called to the lery at the corner of San Francisco A. Street and Don Gaspar Avenue, removed NOW WILL YOU GO? F. SPIE6ELBER6 to Raton today. In the near future he The Campbell Brothers' big circus is will his tent at the headwaters of coming to Santa Fe on Friday, Septem- 257 San Francisco Street. a6. pitch San Francisco St. Telephone the Pecos Forest Reserve, at which ber 16. point he expects to secure a number of This is the only point in thife vicin where will exhibit this season Kaune fc photographs for the Santa Fe Railway ity they s. and the opportunity to witness It Company. 0q should not be missed. In fact, this is Commencing the Santa Fe Cen- Indian and Mexican today me snow tnat will be tral will detour Rock Island trains Nos. oniy Dig any where near the Capital City this year. 3 and 4. Train No. 3 will be handled to It was at first doubtful if trackage French over & Wares and Atchison, Topeka Santa could be secured here for their im- Curios Fe, thence to Torrance over the Santa mense but Headquarters For trains the railroad company Fe Central, Train No. 4 will be han- guarantees It, and their coming on dled over the El Paso & Northeastern to Friday, the 16th, is now an assured Canketa, Baskets, Pottery, Rag, Wax, Feather and Lino SANTA Ken- FE fRUIT Torrance and from Torrance to fact The consolidation of these big Drawn Work. Opals, Turquoises, Garneti CpV over shows this is. nedy the Santa Fe Central, thence year something unheard and Other Gems. east over the Atchison, Tupeka & Santa of, two big shows in one, at one price Try a Jar of Fe. of admission, two menageries, twr mu- and two circufe OECIALTYx Professor R. W. Twining, principal-elec- t seums, performances OR ORBHGEflTE all in one. To bare the best cf fa tha Una. BISHOP S GRAPE FRUITBTE of the Santa Fe high school, who given The railroads will rrerytbin has give special excursion rates, and the AND FRIDAY repeatedly been requested to take FOOTTRY EVERY WEDNESDAY the of the schedule of time of trains will te so VEGETABLES DAILY directorship Capital City that no one will miss the Band, has announced that it will be im arranged " 8)8)8) "t which takes at 10 him so parade, place possible for to do on account of aTui. his time being occupied with his school The and best Butter made, from the Cleanest work. Both Professor and Mrs. Twin- purest who came here several weeks air-tigh- of ing, ago MARKET in the world. Sealed in t, odor-pro- REPORT. Creamery from. Wichita, Kansas, are very much packages PBIMROSB! pleased with the climate of Sauta Fe MONEY AND METAL. .... tar. nas traveled in New 3. boli xwiniog many York, Sept. Commercial states and territories, but says that the day till Tuesday and no quotat ons BOSS PATEJIT and weather conditions here are the best to money or stocks be had. New York, Sept. 3. Money on call, easy unchanged. Prime mercantile DUCK James DeMier has taken a 57 W. PUS PATEJIT position paper unchanged. Sliver CRYSTAL as messenger with the local office of New York, September 3. Lead and the Wells Fargo Express Company, copper quiet unchanged. : : GRAIN. BOSS PATENT $.60for501b.Sack Fine sweet eating applet, also cook CRYSTAL PATENT : $1.55 for 50 ft. Sack ing apples, just received at E. Dornen Chicago, September 3. Close, Whea', burg's meat market. See change in Sept. 101 Dec iuc. advertisement. Corn, Sept. 53 ; Dec. 5 1 . Oats, Sept. Dec. 33. Prizes for scores before October I. Detective ot the Santa Fe high Fulghum, PORK, LARD AND RIBS. Central Railway Company, and former sheriff of Leonard Wood Coun Pork, Sept. $11.00; Oct. 11.10. deputy Oct. 7.10 121 NEW MEAT MARKET left forenoon Lard, Sept. 97.00; 13.00. ty, this for Estancla. Bibs, Sept. S7.27K; Oct. 87.42. Francisco Street Next Door to Coronado Cafe. H. S. Lutz, local agent of the Santa WOOL MARKET. located on San Fe who has been in Railway Company, St. Louis, Mo., September 3 Woo' E. S. AMJREWS also disposed with a severe cold, is able to is steady and unchanged. Fine Sweet Eating Apples, Cooking Apples be about and is recovering. Territory and western medium, 32 San Francisco and Shelby Streets. 24 fine 16 15 received. All kinds of Fresh Heats and J. Vigil was a to X medium, 13; One, just morning passenger 16. Fresh Ranch Eggs. Espanola, where he will make a Short ST0CK8. Vegetables. visit From Espanola he will go to the re- Mew York, 3. Atchison SIX: Yon say: "No!" But she should Jemez Hot Springs to spend a vacation Sept. of a owe 1 32 fd., Q8X; New York Central, 123; fe this Your Wife? mind you duty you yourwife. Vasts Respectfotty, E. DOERNENBURG, Telephone of four weeks. 12ft; Southern If bhe has one of the 'ennsylvanla, Pacific, cast-iro- n A meeting of the Woman's Relief 57; Union. Pacific, 99; pfd., 93; 0. troublesome, cumbersome, S. Steel, 13K; Cook Stoves the kind that gets red hct J. S. 0AND ELARIO Corpis will be held Monday afternoon pfd., 62. bil over voa an end all her kitchf-- 301 STOCK MARKET8. THE OLD CURIO STORE San Francisco St. at three o'clock at Post Hall. A full troubles ly buying her a "Quick Meal' attendance is desired, as considerable Kansas City. Mo, Sept. 3. Cattle Range. . business Is to be transacted. market unchanged. The "Quiet He: 1" Slccl Raujo is w lined uh Aebostss that ml Carlos Digneo left for Lou Native steers, 93.75 ju.uo; soutb thickly today St em Houinern the heat ia insida the Kango ta he will two weeks vis- steers, ti.sa 9 aou; kept is, where spend cows, 11.50 83.00; native cows and bake and cook the meals, instead of World's iting the Fair. During his ab heifers, tl-5- 3) 94.70; Stockers and cooking the Cook. In that way it saves sence his brother, John will 91.50 94.70; 82 00 fuel and it also Baves and sweeteu Digneo, feeders, bulls, - have charge of his business. 83.25; calves, 82.50 95.50; westeroH temper. 94 western Meal" are Are you ambitious to into busi steers, 93.00 50; cows, "Quick Ranges dai'y go 91.50 93.50. in popularity. They lo"1t ness for You can soon do so growing yourself? Sheep market nominally steady. well, they cook well, they bake well, :- -- by saving your money and depositing Muttons, 83 25 94 00: lambs, 84 50 they last well. That ia why there are It, through the mails, with the Plaza 95.85; Range wethers, 93 25 94.00; so many in use everyone recommends Trust and Savings Bank of Las Ve- Kwes, 93.50 83 50. another. 3. Catiie market gas. Chicago, September load of Denver and Rio Grande work car No. steady. We have fast received a car ttood to prime t.-r- , .'5 40 (? 0 10, 4961, which been in, - has this vicinity D or to medium, 13 50 dt '5 05; stockor- all week, was sent from the local sta- nd feeders, 82.00 o 3 00; cow 81 23 (a New Futoitutch tion to Alamosa this morning. The 84 10; heifers, 91.50 Q 94.25; canners, crew has been a number of 81 25 92 00; built, 92.00 84 00; And will be pleased to show you through our establishment. repairing" fed on this division of the road. calves, 83.50 86.25; Texas steers, bridges 83.00 93.75; western steers, $3.50 9 Goods sold on easy payments r The line-'u- p of the Santa Fe Central 94.00. baseball team, which leaves this even- Sheep market steady. Good to choice wethers, 93.50 (3 84 15: ID ing at 7:25 o'clock for Las Vegas, to DAW LOMYZKO fair to choice mixed, 93.25 $.1.60; S. cross bats with the Meadow Blues Mexican City western sheep, 82.75 Q 94.23; native The but place to buy Indian and Blankets, Pottery and Curio, alto on Sunday afternoon, is as follows: 94.00 St western lambs. lambs, 96.00; office. Relies from the Cliff Dwellings. Beautiful Mexican Drawn Work, Box Sit. P. Alarid. left field: George Parsons J 94.00 96.00V Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at The New Mexican

Ti Ewjffilllllluug BStimm earned Son a felt-clas-s art mi tte tkm esuaMsuaOT nm S PEL A Santa Fe New Mexican, Saturday, September 3, 1904. covets El . Medicines. Every woman BIG CATTLE September day at Santa Fe, and Emergency ieiitMumiiimim and 10 It Is a convenience to have at shapely, pretty figure, SMTS Paso degrees hotter, and yet killing great 1904 them the frosts come to Denver two weeks hand reliable remedies for use In 1904 September. many 0 deplore PIEXIGO lota of their foams FBOjEDNEW earlier than they do to Santa Fe. The cases of accident and for blight injur- girlish A liniment after The bearing wind attains a higher velocity at Den- ies and ailments. good and San Hon Tae Wed Thar Frl Sat marriage. one is becoming a favorite If not is often destructive Poor for Winter ver and El Paso, then at' Santa Fe, and that I a of children Prospect Range the is Chamberlain's Cause in the this city averages one more clear day a household necessity I 8 7B)ffDD(DDD to the mother's shapelinees. Primary Actuating Balm. it All of this can be avoided. Movement. in September than does Denver or El Pain By applying promptly 5 8 if 8 5" To Paso. Yot. for every health seeker to a cut, bruise or burn it allays the use of Mother' Friend before baby comes, as this causes the to heal in "ll IS IS 14 15 16 17 fcowever. by the From received at the office that comes to Santa Fe for climate, a pain and Injury s- the body for the strain upon it, and reports onethird the timo re- io" io sa "i- liniment always prepares of the Cattle Board, it is cer score go to El Paso and a hundred to about usually JL8 iii Swerves of her form. Mother' Friend overcomes all the Sanitary and as it is an antlceptic It the symmetry tain that the shipments of cattle from Denver. quired, ai "siT ss 29 "so child-birt- h, carries the mother safely tiroagh of blood poison- of and expectant New Mexico next J prevents any danger Wer U within the sixty days la An. It woman's greatest blessmg. When Balm kept at hand I 5ritical period without i will break all records. The shipments, CALL FOR REPUBLICAN ing. pain benefit and relief derived from the a be treated before inflama-tlo- n Taoueands gratefully tell of the while confined to no part of sprain may aaMMisjMsjsjgsja particular TERRITORIAL CONVENTION sets in, which Insures a quick re- tMW or tms wonacriiu m mm the Territory, will be the heaviest in For sale by all druggists. mnedv. Sold by all tl the north. Stockmen in Grant County covery. INFORMATION BUREAU OF at $1.00 and the Pecos Valley, in Colfax Coun Will be Held In THE WORLD'8 FAIR. ebaggista per Meeting Albuquerque TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE KNIGHT A Louis and in Sierra are in O'clock Mon- St World's fair information kettle. Our little ty County sending Beginning at Ten TEMPLARS. bureau all orders for cattle cars and the move 12. has been established at book, telling about day, September Seventeenth be sent free. ment of stock will as soon Btreet, Denver, In charge this liniment, will begin just September 5th to 9th, 1904. of Phil P. as cars can be A convention of the Re Hitchcock, where Informa- the supplied. delegate Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent tion will be lTuH(S)iwsu The reason for the uncom- voters of New Mexico is cjeerfoUy fnrcished. primary publican Order of Odd Fellows. monly large shipments is the fear hereby called to meet in the City tf 19th-25t- 1904, San September It will pay you to advertise. that the winter range will not be suf- Albuquerque at 10 o'clock on the Francisco, California. Try it ficient to sustain the stock. This is morning of Monday, the 12th day of For this occasion the Santa Fe will especially true in the north. It is an September, 1904, for the purpose of sell tickets to San Francisco or Los SOCIETIES. MISS FAY LEE, apparently anomolous fact that while placing in nomination a candidate for Angeles and return at a rate of $38.45 President of the Shakespearian Club, Kansas City. the north suffered least from the delegate from New Mexico to the 59th from Santa Fe. Tour choice of routes Masonic drouth and stock has done well there Congress of the United States, and to going one way, returning via another. . nerves "Your booklet came to my nervous tension The throughout the year, yet the prospect transact such other business as may Tickets will be on sale August 16th MONTEZUMA LODGS soon beein to under home like a message of health sive way for winter range is the poore&t. The come before said convention to 11th, inclusive. For No. 1, A., F. and A. M. the strain. You perhaps jump properly September wfcefl I hai suffered with time for autumn frosts is approaching The Republican electors of this Ter further particulars apply to Santa Fe communica- headache, fcickiche and bear at any unusual disturbance, Regular or rapidly and the grass is far below the ritory and all those who believe in the agents. tion first Monday la ing-dow- n or laugh weep, hysteri- pains. I was weak, sufficient the H. S. and ana cally, at no apparent cause. average. Rains toTceep principles of the Republican party and LUTZ, each month at Masonic ravous hysterical N. M. had not cotmtlted doctor, That is what Miss Fay Lee, range in fair condition throughout the in its policies as announced in the Na Agent, Santa Fe, Hall at 7:30 p. m. any North Seventh it would pass away 6035i Street, summer began early and continued tlonal Republican platform adopted by S. SPITZ, W. M. thinking Kansas Kansas, was in time, but instead I found City, through the season, but the summer the Republican National Convention What Is Life? F. P. CRICHTON, Secretary. increased and coming to when she rescued that the pains of months have not been favorable held in the City of Chicago, June 21st, In the last analysis nobody know3, b'it more I de-ci- herself by taking Wine vrete frequent. rapid growth. Consequently a large 1904, and who believe in a fair and we do know that it is under strict law SANTA FE CHAPTER, to Vine of Cardui Miu Lee. Cardui. The Wine made just try Fay amount of stock will be moved from affairs in this Abuse that law even slightly, pain re- No. R. A. M. and in a. short time was much her a strona. healthvwoman administration of public 1, Regular made million other cor sults. means derange- Mon- isc?roved. It seemed to act like a charm. again, as it has a the northern ranges. Territory are respectfully and Irregular living convocation second rauue-in- g ment the in con- I kept up the treatment and the result women strong ana neauny. oy From Deming and from Tucumcarl dially asked to unite under this call of organs, resulting day In each month at Ma was most satisfactory. Words fail to ex- regular menstruation the entire the Cattle Sanitary Board haU re and to take oart In the selection of stipation, headache or liver trouble. sonic Hall at 7:30 p. m. press my gratitude for the suffering that system is relieved of the terrible wasting ceived word that the winter range to the Territorial Conven Dr. King's New Life Pills duickly re- W. E. GRIFFIN, H. P. me I am in fine health, which hold the delegates is now saved drains. The ligaments promises to be excellent, the best in tion. adjusts this. It's gentle, yet thorough. ARTHUR SBLIGMAN, Secretary. and I can only say are a physically mentally. womb in place strengthened by ... 25c. is more in years, in fact, In the country sur The several counties will be entitled Only at Fischer Drug Co, Santa Fe thank you', but there much flow and that organ 13 returned i healthy those towns. Nevertheless as SANTA FE COMMANDHRl en 7 heart for you." normal rounding to representation follows: t to its position. Returning the will be The con IMPORTANT. No. 1, K. T. Regular cob. EARING-DOW- pains are the health is the result. This is what shipments large. County. r. Delegates. women know. It ditions In the Pecos Valley, while not Bernalillo 18 The Santa Fe Central now has on " ?lave fourth Monday In eaeh worst that Wine of Cardui has done for thousands V " from this trou- 2 fOi- - for month at Masonic Hall 8 you are suffering of the best women in America. particularly encouraging, are not Chaves sale round trip tickets $15, ble you need not be uncertain The movement of a con Colfax 10 return until 30, toglClou.l 7:30 p. m. W. R. PRICE, E. C. abdomen need advice write The Ladies' alarming. September abont it. The pains m the If you will 8 New most fanum W. BL GRIFFIN, Recorder. if The Chatta- slderable amount of cattle give Dona Ana croft, Mexico, the and back that feel as heavy weights Advisory Department, come resort southwest. down on the nerves of the Medicine those which remain a chance to Eddy ...... summer in the For were pulling nooga Company, Chattanooga, Rob-bin- V. n . well. Lincoln . 6 urther information apply to B. W. K. OF stomach are "bearing-dow- pains describing all your symptoms through the winter Grant . . , severe at Tenn., G. P. Central Rail- They may not be particularly and a letter of advice will be County has had a hard iseason, but Lincoln 4 A., Santa re are worse. freely, Santa N. M. 8ANTA FE LODGE NO. 2, KNIGHTS present but they growing sent Secure afl 00 bottle of Wine the promise for winter is very good Leonard Wood 5 way, Fe, That headache which nearly drives you you. of PYTHIAS ev- y. It Is said that heavy shipments will Luna 2 Regular meeting now is caused by the terrible of Cardui from your druggist distracted also be made from other western 3 The finest dinner m the city at the ery Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock McKinley Bon Ton. corner of Don women states and territories. This will, Mora 8 Castle Hall, Gaspar million suffering Avenue have found relief in course be a menace to the market, and Otero 5 and Water Street Visiting cordial welcome. Wine of Cardui. the New Mexico stockmen are 2 Knights given a WINEofCAKDVI trying Quay NEW MEXICO TERRITORIAL FAIR. JOHN L. C. C. to get their cattle to market as isoon Rio .12 ZIMMERMANN, Arriba N. M. Oct. 10th-15t- 1901, JOHN K. K R. 8. as possible. Owing to the collapse of Roosevelt 2 Albuquerque, 8TAUFFER, For this occasion the Santa Fe will R. H. BOWLER. Master of Finance. the butchers' strike the market is now San 2 Juan sell to and return improving. It is estimated that the Sandoval 8 tickets Albuquerque REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS Denver I. O. O. F. strike has already cost the stockmen Santa Fe 11 from all points between and El , of the west $10,000,000. 19 Paso Texas. The rate from Santa Fe l,T MWI San Miguel SANTA FE LODGE NO. 2. I. O. O. W, PGttNTXNf 3 will be 83.65 for the round trip, dates of N17 HXEXKAH C- O- Dealers. Sierra Meets every In Odi 10 sale October 9th to 14th inclusive, Friday evening INTERESTING STATISTICS Socorro good Fellows Hall, San Francisco street, Taos 8 for return limit until Oct. 17th, 1904. CONCERNING MATHER Visiting brothers welcome. Union 5 H. S. Lutz, Agent. GEO. W. KNAEBEL, N. Valencia 15 A P. HOGLE, Secretary. Show Conditions That Have Prevailed Alternates will not be recognized SUMMER EXCURSION RATE. USE THE SHORT LINE During September for Past Thir Proxies will only be, recognized if held B. P. O. ELK8. ty-tw- o - Years. by citizens of the sam- county from St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn.. which the the Fe." delegates giving proxies v via "Santa SANTA FE LODGE No. 460, B. P. OM Director C. E. Linney, of the United are elected. Special excursion tickets will be sold Holds Its regular session on the States Weather Bureau in this city, County committeemen (or members from Santa Fe to above named points second and fourth Wednesdays of has compiled statistics cov- of in which at a rate of $39.55. For mo-t- are d imihHm-i-HM-i interesting the Territorial Committer, particulars each h. Visiting brothers ering the month of September during there Is no county committee,) are call on any agent of the Santa Fe. and welcome. i the past 32 years. Mr. Linney, how hereby directed to name the place, H..S. LUTZ, Agent, A. L. MORRISON, JR., E. R. ' ever, is careful to state as follows date and hour, when and where pre Santa Fe, N. M. A. J. FISCHER, Secretary. ! "The data is isued to show the condi cinct primaries shall be held In con tions that have RED MEN. prevailed during Sep formity with this call, and give due D. & R. IMPROVED ORDER - In connection with the tember for 32 years, but must not be notice of at least seven days in some 6. SYSTEM, construed as a forecast of the weather newspaper of general circulation pub Santa Fe Branch. Santa Fe Tribe No. 5, I. O. R. M. conditions for the present month." For lished in the county, and cause to be TIME TABLE. meets every Thursday eve at Odi ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM comparison, similar statistics for the posted notices in at least three public Fellows hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting-- cities of Denver and EI Paiso are in each the AST BOUMD ' WIST BOOHS chiefs invited. given places precinct, stating Mo. 425. cordially TO VISIT THE HOME FOLKS. The mean temperature at Santa Fe for date the county convention will be Hius Ao.428 C. L. BISHOP, Sachem. pm..Ar... .Santa Fe..L.. 9:00 em September has been 61 degrees, for held, the name of the precinct chair- 8:40a oi..,Lv....aiaraota...Ar .153., 8 40 pm A P. HOGLE, Chief of Records. Denver 63 for 73 and Alamosa via Sallda..Lv 6:50 am degrees, El Paso de man, place, date the hour the pri- 2:2da m..LT .487.. 2:45 Bate One Fare Pius $3.00 for the Round Trip. Tickets on sale Sep- Pueblo, ...Lv. a m grees. The warmest September dur maries will be held. 8.00 p m.. Lt.... Denver. ...Ar ..404.. 7:20 am SANTA FE LODGE .NO. .259, FRA tember 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th and October 11th, limited for return the 32 conventions must held on ing past years, despite what the County be Trains at Embudo for dinner TERNAL UNION OF AMERICA from date of sale. A Stop-ove- r of Ten days allowed at St. oldest inhabitants or before of stop Thirty days might care to main the lpth day September, where good meals are served. Regular fire'; and third to World's Fair. meetings Louis visit the tain, was the September of 1892, with 1904, and county committees, or in the Connections. Mondays In each month at 8 o'clock all In to Wash- an average of 65 absence of county committees, the Rates apply to points Indiana, Sandusky, Columbia, temperature degrees At Antonlto for Durango, Sllverton p. m., Knights f Pythias Hall, Don at 1897, 70 Territorial committeemen said Court House, Wllrolngtqp, Cincinnati snd points West thereof Denver, degrees; at El Pmo for ana intermediate points. Gaspar Avenue. Visiting fraters ington 77 will action and in Ohio, to Louisville, Hawesville, Powers, Lewisporte and Owensboro, 1891, degrees. The hottest Septem counties take proper At Alamosa for Denver, Pueblo and welcome. J. S. CANDELARIO, ber day at Santa Fe was 7, call county conventions at such time intermediate points via either the stand Kentucky. September P. J. MARTIN, Fraternal Master. 1870, with 90 degrees; at Denver, Sep and places as they deeta best, on or be ard gauge line via La Veta Pass or the H. You the lowest shortest lines and narrow via Secretary, 8. LUTZ, always get rates, quickest time, tember 5, 1899, with 97 at El fore that date. gauge Salida, making the " degrees; entire in day and Treasurer. best meals via this route. Paso, September 2, 1899, with 100 de- Chairmen and secretaries of county trip light passing inrougn tne amuum kuy au uukuu grees. The coldest September at San conventions are earnestly directed to also for all on Creede points branch. All blanks at the New Mexican. - ta Fe was that of 1880, with an aver forward true notice of the proceedings legal Ask your nearest ticket agent or call on or address: ? age temperature of 56 degrees, and of said county com entions andof the At Salida for all points west. T. H. HEALY, A N. BROWN, Q. P. A, the names of such as be At Denver, Pueblo and Colorado coldest September day, September delegates may Snrlnus for all nnlnta east. Passenger Agent, El Paso, Texas. 27, 1880, with 27 degrees; at Denver, elected to th Territorial Convention Santa Fe For lurtber information, sleeping car Filipe ani . September 22, 1895, with 27 degrees by the next mail after the holding of reservations time cards, literature, etc. . at El Paso, September 26, 1899, with such convention, addressing same to call on or address. ; ' v 42 degrees. The earliest date for kill Chairman Territorial Republican F. H. McBbidk, Agent, lng frost at Santa Fe was Central Committee, New v Santa Fe, N. If. Jewelrr Maniifactnrins Co. & September Albuquerque, K World s Fair Service Rates 25, 1889; for 12 Mexico. Hoopkb,G. P A, Denver, September Denver, Colo. The average date for the first killing FRANK A. HUBBELL, p(5 Through Pullmans to rrost at Santa Fe was October 19; at Chairman Territorial Republican Denver, October 4. The average pre Central Committee. Santa Fe Central Rail'y Louis cipitation for September at Santa Fe J. SHERIDAN, St. Every Day is 1.52 inches; at Denver .84 of an Secretary. TX2xS Tff T3T.B Gold a 943L55, for 90 on sale 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 19, 20, 2Z, 29,; Oct 3, Effective SilYor good days; 8ept inch; at El Paso 1.32 inches. The Albuquerque, August 22. 1904. , Sunday, Angast 28, 14. Filigree 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 28, 27. greatest monthly precipitation for South Bound North Bound BUCKLEN'8 ARNICA 8ALVE. ON NO. 3 which leaves 9:55 a. of Kansas September at Santa Fe was 4.96 inches here at m., east City runs world-wid- No 1 sleeper Has e fame marvelous Mi Stations. Alt! Mo t Alton-Burllngto- In 3.70 for over n Route. Low Rate to Woild's Fair: 15 day 1891; at Denver, inches in 1902 ; N. Mondragon, Mgr. cures. It surpasses any other salve. 7.15 ai Lve. . . . Fe. . . 7,00W s.oo 60 cost 15 at El Paso, 3.68 Inches In 1884. The Saota Arr p tickets cost $40.70: day tickets 843.10; tickets limited to Dec. cost ointment or balm corns 7.35 a ....Dooaotant... " 8,600 5.85 least in Santa lotion, for cuts, 8.10 a " p 57.70. Excursion Rates: Tickets good 10 days, but hon- monthly precipitation ...VmaBlanea.. S.HW D.UI D Very Cheap Fe and Denver was a trace in 1892; at burns, boils, sores, felons, ulcers, tet 8.30 a " Kennedy.... " ,060i4.85 p ored only in coacbes $25.75. For literature and information apply to salt fever 8 00 a " Olark..... " 6.1M p at El Paso, .04 of an Inch in 1879. The ter, rheum, sores, chapped 9.55 a " . " 3.36f.ll skin 10.35 al " .Stanley.... " p greate&t Precipitation at Santa hands, eruptions; infallable for Morlarty... I.DU D H. S. LUTZ, Agt. A., T. & S. F. Ry.t SANTA FE. N. M. day piles. Cure 25c 11.00 " Melntoah... t P Uighlli Bulldlag, Dss simst Avesse. guaranteed. Only at 12. 10 D " .....Ertanela.... " S.140 1.U0 D Fischer 12.50 " " OU and 28, 1893; at El 2.07 Inches Drug Company, Santa Fe. p wlllard..., 0,115 12. D Paso, i.za p " ....Progrewo... " 6,210 11.15 p on September 18 and 19, 1883. The 1.50 p " Bianea.... o,aao U.40 a LOW RATES TO 2.50 Arr.... Torranee. . Lve 10.45 average number of clear was 17 COLORADO. p 8,475, a P days Via Santa Fe. NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE at Santa Fe; 16 at Denver; 16 at El o Denver and return $22.55, Colorado Connecting at Santa Fe, N. M., with AL BUILDING &P NEW Paso. The number of ROSWELL, MEXICO. partly cloudy Springs $19.55. Pueblo, $17.55, on sale the Denver ft Rio Grande R. R. for all days was 10 at Santa 11 Den LOAN ASSOCIATION Fe; at daily, good to return until October 31. points In Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Mon g THE MILITARY 8CHOOL OF NEW MEXICO ver; 10 at El Paso. Tho of to number Call on Santa Fe agents. . tana, Washington and the Great North Will assist yoa 1 was 3 Established and Supported by the Territory. - cloudy days in Santa Fe and H. west Jc- 4 ' S.LUTZ, Own Your Own Home - Denver, and in El Paso. The M..--wit- pre Agent, Santa Fe. Connecting at Torrance. N. h -- SIX MEN all of Standard Eastern Co- winds in Be own landlord.' Pay your If INSTRUCTORS, graluatcs vailing Santa Fe were from the El System for your lleges. New buildings, all and modern and com- the in Denver rent Into the Building & Loan:!' furnishings equipments southeast; from the Cough Remedy Kansas mad- - , City, Chicago, St Louis all steam-heate- d, watsr-work- s, all conveniences. south El Pa-o- from - Association and thus for U plete; baths, in the east. The I have sold Chamberlain's pay your....: Cough points east and for El Paso, Texas ud 4s TUITION, BOARD and LAUNDRY, $200 per session. Session is average hourly velocity at Santa Fe Remedy for more than twenty year il points in Southern New Mexico, flOsH6e' f m i terms of thirteen each. ' ' was 5.8 miles; at Dor ver, 6.4 it has wpks "; miles; and given entire satisfaction. I Arizona and the Republic of Mtelco. Tbe Association has on hand money! Is sea-leve- l; isold ' !?(; WELL a nototf health resort, 3,700 feet above ui jiii ruso, miies. xno nignest ve have a .pile of it and. can recom- , Connecting at Kennedy," N. to oo desirable x " llj W loan property. locity was 46 miles per hour at Santa mend it : highly. Joseph McEIhlney, points east and west m the Atehlsen; Fe on 5 You address! 21&GI5NTS Nathan Jaffa, W. M. Reed, R. S. Hamilton, J. C. Lea September 13, 1889; 50 miles per Linton, Iowa. will find this rem-d- y Topeka Santa Pe Railway. 36f particulars call on or hour a-n- E. A. Cahoon at Denver on September 21, 1901; a good friend when troubled with a For rates and Information address the secretary, - .... 51 miles El 011 cold. For addres COL. W. per hour at Paso the cough or It always affords quick A. B. GRIMSHAW, R. J. CRICHTON. particulars h WILLSON, Supt, - same date. Summed up: Denver has relief and la , pleasant to take. , Tot General Passenger Agent, CiKlFFin BLOCK, SANTA FE. N. M.J days 7 degrees totter than the hottest sale by all druggists.' t 8anta Fe, N. M. uuuuuuuuuu .iT.-.'imrr-

Santa Fc New Mexican, Saturday, Septemter 3, f 904.1

LOOKING FOR RELATIVES FOUND AT LAST. At A. Frank's at OF HENRY O'NEILL Hotel, Espanola. can be secured accommodations for ante Wo, tourists and commercial travelers. Sept 1. David Ramsey, of Pueblo, is Anxious Suitable vehicles for parties desiring to Find Them. Deceased For- to visit the Cliff or other DN-DS- Dwellings GRE AT FARMING LANDS IRRIGATION SYSTEM. GM1PBELL merly Resided Here. points can also be obtained. CONSOLIDATED t'I" I lands with These (arming perpetual water .rights are now being; offer HANNA R In of acres Mayor A. R. Gibson has received a INSURANCE . for sale tracts forty and upwards. Price of land with per-petn- AGENCY, Col- Writes Life water rights from $17 to 325 per acre, according to location. Pay- letter from David Ramsey, Pueblo, Fire, and Accident insur BROTHERS ments may be made In ton Installments. to know if there are ance. SHOWS year Alfalfa, grains, frnlta af orado, desiring i and 66. ... all kinds, sugar beets grow to perfection. any living relatives of the late Henry Phone Offices Griffin Block O'Neill in this city or in the Territory. j4 mINES. O'Neill was a prominent figure in San- Good eating at the Bon Ton. 60LD Fe or more In the On this to fifty years ago. Grant, about forty miles west of Springer, N. M., are the goM he was trader at Ft. mining districts of Elizabethtown and where mineral seventies post Baldy, Important and also an Indian trader on discoveries have lately been made. Claims on unlocated ground may be Wingate, STORY fir CLARK made under the mining regulations of the company, which are as lav-abl- e the Navaho reservation. Anyone hav to the prospector as the U. 8. government laws. ing knowledge of any of his relative should correspond with Mr. Ramsey, Near Baton, N. M., on this grant, are located the Coal Mines of th The letter reads: P Raton Coal and Coke where be found at Company, employment may Pueblo, Colorado, Aug. 29,1904. r. good wages for any wishing to work during the seasons that farming or can not be done. To the Honorable Mayor, P: prospecting successfully For particulars and advertising matter apply to Santa Fe, New Mexico. in Dear Sir: I am desirous of findin some of the relatives of ono Henry Read What Accomplished Musician? The Maxwell Land Grant Co O'Neill, who lived for many years Say of the Story and Clark Piano RATON. NEW MEXICO your city and died there about fifteen years ago. O'Neill went there in the "Equal if not "uperior to any lnstru ment I A GIGANTIC COLLECTION later forties or early fii'ies, an J am have had occasion to use." Barron Berthold. Remote, barbaric and unpeopled lands, from the frigid zones of the poles to th? told he left some children. If you can not climes of the Equator, forest fastness, "Show's such inpenetrabie jungles, burning deserts, Not Luck Bat Results give me any information thet will help :up rlority of work mountain crags and the broad plains have contributed profusely and have yielded me in locating any of his family. anship and finish as must make Vi Strange Members of the Animal World in a COMPLETE GIGANTIC That Is see our teams so the wants of the peo them welcome to COLLECTION has never before been why you busy supplying will be duly api-eoiat- by me. any household." that seen since the historic deluge, when the Patriarch Noah assemble his collection in pie with our fine Very Respectfully, Leonora Jackson. grand the Ark, to preserve from the ' pluvian downpour, the Birds, Beasts and Reptiles of the earth. lessons in DAVID RAMSEY. "Grand resonant In tone and -- a Object animated nature brought to your very doors. Ail earth's treasures, embracing Ilghtfully sweet and tender." Mathil-- Animals famed for their ferocity, rarity or beauty, which includes the finest speci- Bauermeister. mens alive of the huge blood-sweatin- g Monster Ele- FRUIT RAISING IN Hipponotami, Stately Giraffe, I cannot speak too of phants, Ferocious Carnivorous Lions, Treacherous Tigers from India, Beautiful COAL Hghly your and all of pianos, they seem to be Striped Zebras, the strange monsters of the sea, jungle and forest WHOIrESAlE AND RETAII, unsurpasi Strange forms of life from remote lands. Birds of bright, brilliant plumage from THE PECOS VALLEY able. R. Watkin Mills. me me Tbat there is some difference isiauus vi oouin, ana tnousanas or otner strange ana curious animals. "They are mod Is ,r tone and in wood. Our wood is the best ' ODD Present Indications are That the Yield touch." Marie Engle. CAGES-DENS-LAIR- WEWB to be had & always at your call- - 1 OO S This Year Will be the Largest I find your planes r.ocderfully sym Flip Ever. ARE NECESSARY TO HOUSE THE Your order will receive and careful pathetic for accrjipanyiiig the voice." prompt attention. Lillian Blauvclt Pendleton. The fruit yield in the Pecos Valley Gave the liveliest satisfaction ti SI IVORTH ANIMALS CAPITAL COAL YARD this year will be the best ever. The me. I ,000,000 O FFICE: Garfield Avenue, Near A, X. & S. F, Deppt Phone No. 86 consider them second to none." wild alfalfa crop is also in fine shape and David Frangcon Davies. over worth has been T $100,000 shipped I think It of the ex THIS SEASON FIVE TIMES LARGER THAN EVER. to capabl fullest out up tho present time. Canta' pres3lon of musical EllcL are also to out thought." loupes beginning go doach Yaw. NO OTHER SHOW EVER ADDED SO MANY ATTRACTIONS IN ONE TK2 and the first carload from that sec I:, my opinion they rank among th SEASON, AS THE CAMPBELL BROTHERS HAVE FOR THIS YEAR; tion reached Chicago and sold MAKING OUR SHOW recently very best pianos of the day." Emil at good prices. It is expected that at Sauret. cars in all will be HOW THE LARGEST I least thirty shipped "Possessed of a IH THE ENTIRE WORLD CLAIRE HOTEL to the eastern markets. beautiful quality oi tone and a most hate of in sympathetic touch.' GEORGE E. ELLIS, Proprietor. There been plenty rain that Fernando de Lucia. YOU CAN NEVER AFFORD TO MISS THE 4 section of the Territory the last month out in I was perfectly charmed with its fire-pro- of steam-heate- d and it has brought the crops The most conveniently located and only and beauty of ind touch. GRAND fine shape. Apples are in good condi- tee delightful STREET PAGEANT Francis 'litsen. In the Forenoon. Veil worth a Journey of 100 Miles to Inspect. i Hotel in the city. Electric lights, baths and sanitary plumbing tion, and the yield will be very large. Their tone is sweet as well as reson First-clas- s As for cattle, are hardly worth I throughout. Everything up to date. Cafe and Buffet they ant. Are TWO 8HOW8 DAILY at and 7 p. m. An Hour gWco to witness the Animal and owning just at present. The drouth remarkably adapted for ar Museum Curios before the Commencement oi the Circus and Hippodrome Performances. connedted. Fine Room for Commercial Men t affected the to such an extent company ing the voice." Clemen tint Sample range de Vere that the cattle have been in hard lines Saplo. ever "Your pianos embody sweetness ato AMERICAN EUROPEAN PLAN. since. richness of OR all in of the tone, splendid carrying Taking it all, the people and excellent cause for power action." Rosi Pecos Vallley have little Olitzka; Office In the as the of them are Postal Telegraph and Cable Co's Building complaint, majority THE in for winter. STORY & CLARK PIANO CO. feAN good shape the Every- CORNER PI,AZA AND FRANCISCO STREET. one is forward to a better sea- Employ only expert workmen and m looking work or Is son next There is no' doubt but piece contract work dont year. in their factories. the Pecos is one of the that Valley They have won renown on two con riches friut growing sections in the tinents for excellence and beauty oi 3INCORPORATED! country. their Instruments, Prices and terms most liberal. UNKNOWN WOMAN IS Call on the General Agent for New H. B, & Mexico, ijfl renders double the service Cartwright Bro., KILLED BY TRAIN y fi T FRANK DIBERT lr WHOLESALE GROCERS Mysterious Death Occurs Two Miles Santa Fe, N. M. North of Albuquerque. Who will show you the Story and Clark Pianos In the several styles and Grain, Floor and Potatoes Stationery, The body of an unknown wom- finish Mahogany, Hungarian, Walrii an was found dead alongside the Santa and Golden Gab. t,w iSrXMA company Dealers, sania fe Jf. M., Patent Medicines and Grocers' Sundries. Fe tracks two miles north of Albuquer- que Thursday morning by a section PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN MAIL ORDERS. foreman on his way to work. The woman had either fallen from a pasfs-in- g train or was run down while cross- SANTA N. FE, MJ ing the tracks. When Station Agent Myers arrived in his office he found a note which had been written by the section foreman, that he had found the body. ' stating K. B. QUICKKL BEN BOTHJS Mr. Myers immediately drove to the J When Yon Come to Albuqnzrque Don't Forget J scene, but was unable to find any trace j of the accident. is the was re It presumed that body i ZEIGER t CAFE moved by a nearby justice of the peace THE t .1 C& - with whom the agent was unable to QUICKEL BOTHE, Proprietors. communicate. The woman was de- scribed as being of native birth and of Gfob Room and Billiard Hall Attached medium age. How the accident occurred and the of the deceased are 8econd identity subjects Corner Railroad Ayenne and Street which are now puzzling the railway ALBUQUERQUE - - - NEW MEXICO officials at that place.

ALBUQUERQUE EASTERN One via RAILROAD SURVEY Way fi MO (fflflfllE SISTEP ST. LOUIS Wttfc R. Farwell and Party Now Engaged OVER Ten Days Stop-Ov- er in Laying Out Terminals at Albuquerque. Denver & Rio Grande, Rio Grande Western, Ri & Fe and Hip Grande J. R. Farwell, chief engineer for the Grande Santa Santa Fe Central and Albuquerque . . SoutheraRai!rc4s. Eastern Railways, who has been camp- ing, with his corps of surveyors near TUB POMa. - V the mouth of Tijeras canon, btis moved and: now has his party In headquarters near the Menaul school. The tracks of. the Eastern' are to make the descent 1st to sur- mm t&the valley at that point. The vivors are the work .. busy completing of laying out the Albuquerque termi- nals of. the line. Limit tot. 31st f , ' HOTEL. ARRIVALS.. THE Palace: O. A; Larrazala, Las Vegas; QUB:3rHl George Arnot, Albuquerque; F. West, . -- 5 Chicago.-- ,.i i i U w : O (! Salt Lake Banna to the FadBo Com Al- OTht Only Una Pauiog Through Oft iClaire: John W. Wiley, C. Baca, buquerque; '.Miss' Forbes, Charleston, lUinois; H. C. Thompson, Hagan, Tex- - DENVER AND as. r' I MTWBBN Normandle: Edward, N. Rich, Mrs. ,: ALAMOSA ; ' SALT LAJCS CITT K. R. . Mount, John Rogers Albuquer- Pin:, CRIPPLE CREEK OGPEN que; Albert J. Ellsworth, Denver; Miss LEADVILLB PORTLAND Gardner. Mtss Helen Trapper, New FRANCISCO QLEMWOOD SPOS SAN York;. Mrs. L. Hampisen, Brooklyn. . GRAND JUNCT'N LOS ANQBLB8 Full Fe Offices IBP Bon Ton: T. E Hurst, St. Joseph, Particulars Santa Ticket Missouri. H, S. LUTZ1 Aqentl DINING CARS Cat dinner tomorrow and play eyes I Eliafn at the Boa Ton. . Santa Fe New Mexican, Saturday, September 3, J 904.

OFFICIAL MATTERS

1 ! ! . GOOD NEWS FOR YOU II Postoffice ' The postofBce at Punta, Valencia County, has been It will be served from three miles to to Manzauo, Go&ng the northwest. Eeyes Sanchez de o has been appointed postmaster at Punta, Valencia County. E Position Abolished. EC With Yo The position of supervising leach jr Take ODAES of the Pueblo Indians in New Mexico has been abolished. Miss M. E. Dis-sett- of this city, .has held this posi- tion for The will SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY 01 several years. duties now devolve upon the superintendent of the U. S. Industrial Schools at San- s ta Fe and Albuquerque. U Articles of Incorporation. IE The charter of the Sater Copper All and from $1 Company has been amended by (strik- Styles Prices, to $35 ing out the paragraph which gives the S principal place of business of the con- o cern as Columbus, Ohio, and changing ALL KINDS OF SUPPLIES the same to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. The operations of the company are o carried on in Union County, New Mex- o(A ico. o The Aztec Hardware and Lumber JS Company. The incorporators are James C. Gilbreath, Herbert Gilbreath Q and Henry Abrams, all of Monte Vista. o The objects of the concern are: To purchase and sell at wholesale and re c tail lumber, hardware, building materi als and other furniture and farm prod E ucts. The capital stock of the com $20,000, divided into 200 shares S; pany of the par value of $100 each. The o term of existence of the corporation is 50 years. The number of directors are three, and those who will manage the affairs of the concern for the first a three months of its existence are: Henry D. Abrams, James C. Gilbreath and Herbert Gilbreath. The principal 8 2 w place of business is Aztec. T83s I'll? J2 The B. L. Washburn Company. The c are Elmer L. Washburn I S3 incorporators Eva J. Washburn and Charle3 M O. Culihman, of Albuquerque. The and purposes of the con . object it Bsiu wiiir ifiiii i cern are to-- carry on and con duct a general merchandise and cloth inig business in the city of Albuquer que, and to deal in all kinds of wear U5 0 ing apparel and articles necessary and ae 25!.sl 537j I usually handled in conducting a busi o ness of such character, and to buy and o hell the same, either at wholesale or retail. The capital stock of the com No. 3 A. Pocket a pany is $30,000, divided into sixty Folding Kodak, $20.00. z shares of a par value of $500 each. The j'V u term of existence is 49 years. The u principal place of business is Albuquer Oft" ce que, and the number of directors to wu manage the affairs of the concern will gllfs ?T be three, those for the first three monthb: E. L. Washburn, Eva J. Wash c pS' burn and Charles O. Cushman. mm Delegates to Tuberculosis Congress. OMH III Governor Otero today appointed the following delegates to represent the sop 230 San Francisco Street : Santa Fe. V. fSHHlOOD HHXVAV Territory at the American Interna- F. ? SHHJILI tional Congress of Tuberculosis which will be held under the auspices of the Universal Exposition at St. Louis, October 3 to 5: James A. Massie, M. of $100 each. The time of My mamma told me neat D., Santa Fe; J. M. Diaz, M. D., Santa par value Everything and clean at the is 50 The number of That she would buy me Bon Ton. Fe; W. R. Tipton, M. D., Las Vegas; existence years. i shall not be less than three Some of those fine oysters D. Black, M. D., Las Vegas; John F. directors FOR RENT and not more than five. Those who That have arrived at Bon Ton Furnished double Populas' M. D., C. H. 3 Exceedingly Pearce, Albuquerque; house of rooms of the affairs of the each. Apply to Santa Connor, M. D., P. M. will have charge 'li: Albuquerque; tor the three months of Fe Meat and Live Stock Co. PREVAILING Carrington, M. D., Fort Stanton; F. A, company firt ARE AT iHs are: Edward A. Cahoon PRICES Bushnell, M. D., Fort Bayard; T. P, existence FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT rf Roswell and William R. Whitney A Martin, M. D., Taos; Samuel D. Swope, few comfortably furnished rooms M. M. and Alonzo B. McMillan of Albuquer- WAWTS with use of bath. D., Deming; J. J. Shuler, D., Apply at Claire I'U-.- - que. The place of business ' Raton; Geo. C. Bryan, M. D., Alamo- principal is in Chaves but the gordo; W. T. Joyner, M. D., Roswell; Roswell, County, AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS - John may maintain its office FOR RENT Elks' Hall, formerly K.ouy?$ O. Fullen, Carlsbad ; E. W. Hurlbert, (jorporation Adam's Hall for either in Roswell or as balls, oartlea and all .r. Lincoln. Albuquerque Dear Frank:! will be this even other may from time to time be determined ready public and nrivata linn Annla The Jemez Land Company. The in ing to get some of those delicious oys to E. By the board of directors. George Ellis, trustee. NEW CASH corporators are: Alonzo B. McMillan ters that have just arrived at the Bon and Herbert F. Raynolds of Albuquer Ton. Your Bell. FOR R E NT Elegantly furnished rooms. que, and Eugene A. Fiske of Santa Fe. Also, rooms for light house-Aeepin- g, The objects of the eonccrn are: To OPERA HOUSE FOR 8ALE Fine sheep ranch. If furnished, good well water. BEAUTIFUL WHITE CHINA SILK WAISTS, call acquire, hold, lease, improve, and sell interested, on or address Andrew good surroundings. Inquire 114 Cer-rill- Daintily made. Lace-trimme- d. Just the thine to wear with the timber, farming, grazing, mineral and A. M. DETTELBACH, Mgr. Forbes, Saguache, Colo. Street, South Side. new ! other .lands and the products thereof; . f ... style separate skirts FOR SALE Choice grain fed chick WANTED For the U. S. armv: aMa to build, construct, maintain and oper ens, killed and dressed to your order. bodied, unmarried men. between nan ate and works for the plants develop The Hall in the City Also, strictly fresh eggs, sweet cream, of 21 and 35; citizens of United States ment of said to manufacture Largest See'the new stock of COLLARS, silk and linen, hand lands; and fresh buttermilk. S. R. Hinckley, of good character and temperate hab- lumber and other wood to for materials; 113 Johnson St. its, who can speak, read and write, somely embroidered. Look over the display at out ming or otherwise extract or remove English. For Information Balls WANTED Clean cotton New apply to re- coal, copper, sulphur, stone and other rags, cruiting officer, 50 San Francisco Store before decide on purchase : : : : Mexican office. Cash paid for same. V yot yotr minerals and timber; to construct Parties Street, Santa Fe, New Mexico. bridges, buildings, machinery, roads, and other means of to . FOR RENT Two new six-roo- m The Bon Ton restaurant received to. transportation; Private and a We carry the finest SHOES in the country, made by build and construct dams, reservoirs, cottages, stationary range, bath and day large consignment of fine fresh' canals, ditches end pipe lines for stor- Public Entertainments toilet Apply to Geo. E. Ellis, Claire oysters. This is the firet shipment la the and best hoose in America, that's the Brown Hotel. the largest ing water, developing power and gen- city this season, and a great treat and Conventions, Etc., Etc., Etc. Is In store for lovers of this article. ShoelCo. Men's, Ladies', Boys', Girls' and Children's. erating electricity conducting The season is now open for oysters, and supplying water for irrigation,, and we hare them. Bon Ton. The New Mexican the news. ' mining, manufacturing, domestic and prints PRICES TO SUIT ANYBODY other purposes; to develop electricity Seating Capacity, 450 SKO for power, heating, lighting and other COME AND SEE US 6IVE US A TRIAL purposes; to sell, furnish, supply, OLD lease or convey electricity for power, Large Stage GOLD'S CURIOSITY SHOP lighting, or heating purposes; and to build and maintain proper means and Catron Block, East Side Plata. appliances for the distribution of elec For terms apply to '4 - tricity for the above purposes; to ac A.M. quire, hold and sell water and water Dettelbach, CLOSING rights and air other kinds of real and zox Hancock St. Santa Fe. N. M. IExtra personal property. The capital stock Cleaned of the company Is $100,000 and the OUT number of shares 1a 100,000, pf the par value of $1 each. The time of the ex A. B. CRAYCRAFT, KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS --SEED istence of the corporation Is 50 years, SALE I The number of directors shall not be less than three and not more than five. PHOTOGRAPHER may be determined from time to Makes this Mffestton to jtmm time by the stockholders and those Widhing to retire fixra business I will sdl my ' will Come and see me K-'V'- - ' who will the affairs of the cor if - ' . By planting it now, you manage you t I entire stock of v poration for the first three months want the finest are: Alonzo B. McMillan and Herbert INDIAN and MEXICAN BLANKETS, POTTERY have the roots well started F. Raynolds of Albuquerque, anl Eu PrjOTOS AID VIEWS BASKETS. DRAWN WORK. CURIOS. ETC. gene A. Fiske of Santa Fe. The prin cipal place of business- - is Albuquerque. Ever made in the city At less than Cost ; for next Now is the The Roswell Electric Light Com spring. pany. The are: Ed incorporators IT SPECIALTY IS TO PLEME TCU ! ; ward A. Cahoon of Roswell and Alonzo TOURISTS: D i I I B. McMillan iimp. n t n n w and William R, Whitney and Do know miss half of Santa Fe of Albuquerque. The objects of the Developing: Finishing you that yon i company are: To generate electricity Kodak Work to Order : : do our Curio & Free - for and you not visit Store Aluseca W- H. power, heating lighting pur- H&tdw&teQOBBBL poses and to do all things necessary Stadioff- - The Dealer to maintain and equip such plants. fPlaa Sign of the Old Cart G Send for Catalogue n n n n n n w w " 3 CATRON BLOCK, NO. 311. OANTA re, N Eh' $50,000, divided into 2,500 shares of a nji ; Cor. Saa Frtncfslt Street and Borro Alloy;