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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

Arm BRoKEN.-Walter Bilyeu,
youngest son Of w. II. Bilyeu, while
riding In n "merry-go-round" on
the public square in front of the
court house Sunday evening, had
the misfortune to fall OIL and break
his left arm, says the Albany Her
AID 1t might be consistent with
the public welfare II these whirl-a-glg
affairs were regulated 10 the obscur-
iIy OF some lumber room, never TO
rise again, or else run on more care
ful and consistent plans.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

AT THE BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-Mr.
Staley, principal of the Capital
Business college, is now in charge of
the work, and may be found at the
college office each day from . till II
In the forenoon, from l till 4 in the
afternoon, and from till in the
evening. Students who expect TO
begin on the opening day, Monday,
Sept. sth, are requested 10 call and
register this week. S.25.6t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

WILL TRY THEN AGAIN.-Man-
ager Martin and Captain Smith, of
the McMinnville baseball team
were in Salem yesterday afternoon
and concluded arrangements by
which they agreed to come to Salem
and play ball Saturday and Sun
day next. The MONS are in good
condition to play bali and they can
make 1t interesting for the Salems,
II they can't carry off the goal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

A PLEASANT RESORT. Miss
Edith Harris and her mother re-
turned this morning from Knappa
on the Columbia river. Miss Harris
says they had good shower of
rain few days ago and everything
is fresh and green. Miss Harris
will enter upon the duties as teacher
In the conservatory of music of
Willamette university next Mon
day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

UNDER THE WAvEs.--The body
of VIM. Morris, who was drowned
at the seaside, in CIatsop county,
last Saturday, while bathing in the
surf has not yet been recovered.
Young Morris, who lived in Port
land, was not familiar with sea-
bathing, aud had been admonished
against venturing too far cut in the
breakers when the tide was ebbing,
but he seemed to delight in showing
those who warned him, how daring
he was, and got out to where the
under-current took him down and
he was never seen again. This is
about the fourth sad case of drow1-
ing by those who would not heed
the advice of persons who knew
the treachery of the sea when the
tide is ebbing. With due caution
in going in the surf when the tide is
at flow, there is no danger of being
carried out by the under-current.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Ofthe willamette university,
oregon.

VI lhe W lllhIlelte university, salem,
oregon.
The past school year has been the most
successful in its history. Increased atten-
dance and number of graduates. The most
successful music school on the Northwest
coast. The courses of instruction Include
piano. organ, pipe organ, violin IN orches.
tral instruments, vocal culture, harmony,
counteTpoint and class teachinC. Diplo
musical director will be assisted by an
able and efficient corps OF teachers. send
for catalogue n. NJ. PARNIN,
7:25-2m DIV Musical Director.
Next term begins Sept LIST, 1890.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

BROKEN ARM.-Yesterday after
noon the 13 year old son Of Thos.
Kester, who resides at 395 High
street, fell into the new water cistern
that Is being constructed on Com
mercial street, and was painfully
hurt. The radius of his right arm
was fractured and the left side of his
face and head was badly bruised, as
is also his left hip. The boy with
some Others had been playing
around the cistern when the men
were at work, and had been warned
not to get too near. But at the time
of the accident there was no one
with him. He was sitting on box
near the edge, and those at WORK
think he must have gone to sleep,
and pitched head foremost into the
bottom of the hole. The fracture
was reduced and the bruises dressed
and this morning he was resting
easy. The Kester family came to
Salem short time ago from Ohio.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26
Blood Poison

Is very likely TO follow contact of
the hands or face with what il
known as poison ivy, especially In
hot weather or II the body Is per-
spring freely. The trouble may
subside for time, only TO appear in
aggravated form when opportunity
oties. The great purifying powers
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla thoroughly
eradicate every trace Of poison from
the blood, as the cures IL has accom-
plished cOnelusiYely show. Ii also
cures serofula, salt Theum aud all
other affections arising from impure
or poisoned blood.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26
TERMs on suRsuR1PTIoN.
GILBERT & PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, CrOckery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26
Notice for Sewer Bids.

Salem, Oregon, August l3, 1890.
Bids VIII be received by the following
committee of the city council up to O'Clock
p. M. ON Tuesday, the l9th day of August,
tor the construction of an alley sewer
through block No. in the city OF Salem.
Plans andspeciflcations may be seen az the
city surveyors office. Bids will be opened
ut y. m. +. NJ. LAHORE,
\. T.. STRANG,
JNO. GRAY,
Sl4-td Committee,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

READY. -Holverson's new dress
goods, plushes and yelyels are now
ready for inspection. Newest shades
In each. See window. d-a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

LooKER HERE.-Hou can buy 26
acres OF good fruit land "a miles
from town for $3.50, Is acres eultlva-
ted. Fine spring branch running
through the place. Terms easy
Inquire Of the Oregon IAnd 60.
State Insurance Building. s-28 q a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26
Quarterly Teachers EXamina-
ton,

NOTICE is hereby given that the next
regular quarterly examination OF APP
plica nts for teachers certificates will be
held In the court house in Salem on We'd
nesday, August 27th, 1890, at IL O'clock NJ
sharp. Applicants must be presented at
the opening session. d. W, YODER
County superintendent of Schools for Ma
ron Iounly, oregon. SlAdw-td
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

Now lE.-Fal line OF dress goods,
yelvets and plushes just received at
HOlversOn's. d.2,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Border, Artists Ma.
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-26

SI4-td
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
Enforce the Law.

An examination OF the laws of the ter
ritory develops the fact that there is a
stringent law against loose stock. Sec
ton 80 Of the Compiled Laws Of 1854
reads as follows: From and after the
passage of this act it shall not be legal TO-
any person or persons in this territory,
or for any owner or owners of live stock
to allow the same to run at large during
the months OF March, April, May, June,
July, August, September and October,
nor under any pretexL whatever to have
them at large on their ranches or herd
ing ranges, unless they shall have them
under custody during the months above
specified. And every person or persons
who shall violate the provisions of this
act shall suffer fine and costs as pro-
vided in the laws in force in this terri
tory" Section 81 provides for fine OF
81 and costs and the payment Of all dam
ages. Section 80 makes it incumbent on
the justice of the peace to receive and
place in custody all animals that do dam
age, and the owner can only have the
same by paying all costs and damages
In the event that he does not do so with
in eight days the animals are turned over
to person appointed by the probate
judge.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.


1t is now nearly two weeks since FauS
tin Ortiz disappeared and his friends hay
about reached the conclusion that he ha'
been fouly dealt with. On Saturday
night, the LIST instant, about s O'Clock, he
was passing down San Francisco stree
with Victor Garcia, when he is said t.
have been hailed and called into an alley
Just below Lowitzki's stable by Juan Ortiz
the Justice of the Sd precinct. That was
the last seen of him. Ortiz states that he
had little talk with him and left him.
Since then his family have searched the
county for him, sending letters and tee-
grams to all parts of the territory. A few
DAYS ago it was reported that he had gone
to Albuquerque with a woman OF dis
repute, but kilograms bring the intorma-
ton that the woman disavows all knowl-
edge of his whereabouts, claiming never
to have seen him since his disappearance
1t is said Ortiz had had some difficulty
with parties in town involving the ques-
ton OF politics, and since tie most earn
est research has failed to develop any
thing concerning his whereabouts, there
are not few people who believe him t.
have been murdered. Another singular
thing about it is that one Francisco Glen
luegos had been recently talking great
deal on this subject, when suddenly II
turned out that his mind was seriously
affected. He is now thought to be insane
vet he persists that he and six Others
were hired to murder Ortiz. 1t is clalnet
that Cienfuegos is the victim Of some
powerful drug administered because OF the
TACT that he has been telling entirely to,
much on this subject.
Later information is to the effect thai
Cienfuegos was under the influence o.
drink at the time he made the statement
above attributed to him and that his men
| tai condition to-day is much improved
The above reports constitute The concen
sus of street talk, and it is but fair to stat
that quite as many people believe tina
Ortiz went away Of bis own accord as tax,
the other view of it. At any rate 1t Seems
that the matter ought to be slfted by the
authorities to the end that the truth shal
| be known.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
That Back-Capping Affair.

1t is net believed that any A., T. & 8,
F. employe at Lamy would use his mouth
to prevent tourists on the main line rum
ming up to visit Santa Fe. This in ex.
PLANTATION of this:
To the Editor of the New Mexican.
LAMY, N. NJ, March l0.--1n regard to
your back-capping article OF the 9Th, allow
Inc to say your assertion AZ to several
parties in our august town speaking
against Santa Fe, you are wrong, as far as
[ can ascertain. The office employees
are slightly indignant about it, thinking,
of course. you have reference to them,
There is only one person here, as far as
known, that was ever heard to say any
thing to an excursion party, and you Can
undoubtedly learn who it WAS If it is nee.
ssssry. LAhY CrT1xRI.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
THE BUILDING & LOAN.
Tho Annual Meeting Of Shareholders
Last Night Financial Statement
Newly Elected Officers.

At the third annual meeting of the mu-
tual Building & Loan association last
night, Major r. j. Palen presided, and
Francisco Delgado acted as secretary.
The books of the association showed
300 shares of the stock in good standing
of which IT'S shares were represented at
the meeting.
The report Of the secretary for the past
year was presented and approved and
the secretary instructed to file copy Of
the anne with the territorial secretary.
THIS report shows:
Assets of the association, loans secured
by mortgages, $4,000; cash in hands Of
treasurer, 81, 100 SO; pass books on hand
SIS; dues, interest, etc, unpaid, $267 80
total, ST., 1888; liabilities, stock, SOL
shares, $l0,650; dues paid in advance
1925; net profit for thirty months
$l,451.l3; total, $l2,l0S.Ss. The report
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
GOOD TIMES ARE ON.


| A. Nj. Anderson, of the Ruster, Capt.
Estes, W. II. Huff and others are in from
the mines to-day, and they bring cheer
ing reports Of lively times coming on fol-
Santa Fe. county this spring. They think
that Dolores as we'll as San Pedro and
Cerrillos, particularly the Cash Entry
region, will witness unprecedented in
dustrial activity throughout the sUmmer
Every move now being made points to
| this fact with unerring certainty. The
mines in each of these localities have
been steadily developed all winter
and the ore bodies now opent d
have proven all that was ex-
pected and more. They never
looked so inviting az at present, and rep
resentatives of outside capital are on the
ground conducting negotiations that will
surprise many when the facts are fit for
public announcement. Improved mining
machinery, also, continues to be brought
into all these camps; building material
can hot be had in sufficient quantities TO
meet the demand, and the assurance of
extensive Improvements in railroad facili-
ties is such as to further add to the gen
eral confidence in good times near at
hand.
MINING NOTES.
The day is not far distant when the low
grade ores of south Santa Fe county will
astonish the country. Eastern capital
is already interesting itself in this class OF
ores hereabouts.
If one dared to state the dimensions Of
the ore body now in sight in the Cash
Entry mine it would amaze some people
who seem to have little faith in Santa Fe
county's mines.
Col. Blake, of the Tres Hermanos
mines, is in the city to-day negotiating
| for machinery with which to pump water
out Of the mines. The ore body has
widened and grown richer at water leve
and when pumps are put in it will be in
all likelihood one Of the best producers il
the San Pedro district.
Geo. H. Bib returned from San Pedro
Yesterday. He reports the copper plant
reducing fifty tons daily and the tramway
working all right A car load of 90 pei
cent cope! ore is being taken out anC
will be sent east to test the different con
centrators, to the end that first class con
| centrator shall be selected for work a
San Pedro.
St. Louis parties are about closing dea
with Theo. Carey, Jesse Benton, W. Fl
Nesbitt and others for three claims a
Dolores, which will include The Haiti,
mine. Tests of the ore have been made
in st. Louis and Denver and the returns
are highly gratifying. The deal include
an arrangement whereby new mil vii
he nut uD at Dolores.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
ROUND ABOUT TOW n.

The plaza demands attention.
And still the Don Gaspar avenue bridge
is unfinished.
Excellent California cheese just re-
ceived at City Bakery.
Messrs. Catron, Knaebel & Clancy are
removing their law office into the Griffin
block.
City incorporation is the demand of the
hour. Let the people wake up and move
in the matter.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
party, consisting of some thirty New
L nglanders, is visiting the city to-day.
The absence OF street lights in Santa Fe
il noted 10y all strangers. The business
portion OF the city at least should be
lighted
Tomorrow evening the Hyers sisters
will play at the opera house without fail.
A first class performance will he given.
Secure your seats.
Is it any wonder so many people here
send away for their dry goods when the
merchants have 50 little enterprise as not
to advertise their goods?
Messrs. Baca 4 Sena open this evening
with q complete assortment Of foreign
and domestic cigars. Patronize them.
Factory and store at Spitz' old stand, east
side of plaza.
There will be q meeting of citizens at
Gen. Bartlett's office at p. N. tomorrow
to consider the right Of way for the Santa
Fe Southern extension to Cerrillos and
San Pedro.
The narrow gauge met the A, T. & s.
F. cut last evening and the latter comes
out to-day with rate of $20.40 to Mis-
souri, river points; $2S.40 to Chicago +;
S25 40 to st. Louis.
Harry Champion to-day resigned as
clerk at the Palace hotel to 60 on the road
and represent the cigar mandatory Of
Baca Il Sena. Mr.. S. Grunsfe,d succeeds
Mr.. Champion as clerk at the Palace.
DR.. B. M. Thomas, territorial secretary,
returned this morning from Phoenix, A..
L., near which place is his cattle ranch.
He found his stock in excellent condition,
though has concluded not to put his beef
steers on the market at present, believing
that better prices will later be obtainable.
He states that Kansas buyers are gather
ing large numbers of cattle in western
New Mexico and eastern Arizona.
An overlooking ditch near Mrs. Man
derfielc's residence was allowed to run
all night, and college street was a sheet
of ice this morning. City incorporation
would put stop to such occurrences.
That thoroughfare has been damaged
seriously of late by such negligence. The
trouble is that the bitches are too small.
The justice Of the peace in this precinct
ought to insist that the mayordomo en-.
large all bitches this spring. The land
owners would no doubt lend hand
when called upon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
new CORPORATIONS.
Bona Eide Enterprises that Have Filed
Charters at the S.cretary's Office.

The following new corporations have
been filed at the Office of the secretary of
the territory:
The Carlisle Development Company
lncorporators, John A. Miller, Thos B.
Catron, Howard III. Belts, W. l.. Ryner-
son and Elizabeth G. T. Warren. Capt.
tai stock, 81 10000 Objects, acquire,
buy, sell and operate mines, buy and sell
ores, to extract the metals therefrom, etc.
Principal place OF business, Silver City.
W. j. Hill Land u Cattle Company
Incorporators, W. D. Hitchcock, Chicag 70 ;
Whitney }. Hill, Minnie L. Hill, Fair
view, Sierra county, N. NJ. Capital stock,
$50,UO0. Object, ranching, alfalfa farm
ing and beef raising. Principal office,
talrview.
Copper Glance Mining Company-In-
corporators, James o. Nebors, l.. e..
Iearman, W. G. Mcdonald, Jones
Taliaferro, A. Ziegler, B. Ii. Dye, NJ. M.
Murphy. capital stock, $4,000. OBJ
jects, to operate mines, fumes and bitches
in Lincoln county. Principal place OF
business, White Oaks.
The Model Ditch Company-Incorpora-
tors, Wilson Dalton, Daniel Sullivan and
d. +. Daniels, of San Juan county. Cap
ital stock, $4,000. Objects, to construct
ditch taxing water out Of the San Juan
river, near Largo. Principal place OF
business, Bloomfield, San Juan county.
The Jicarilla Water u Mining Com
pany-Inuorporators, A. A. Jones, Miguel
A. Otero, D. G. Winters, OF Las Vegas.
Capital stock, 81 900, 900. Objects, to OPP
crate mines, lay Out and construct bitches
and own real estate in the territory.
Principal place OF business, Las Vegas.
The Roswell Hotel Company-lncor
porators, u. A. Richardson, W. ). Prager,
A. VI. Robertson, Nathan Jafta, +. r.
Garrett. Capital stock, $l5, 900. Prlncl'
pal place OF business, Roswell. Objects,
to erect and maintain hotel building.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
TERRITORIAL Tips.


Faiv 10 - h,;ld - T., o31 church
49, - ", W. ''''''' =. ',''''' W. Ill.,,
'osepn N'nl;' o. Nu'ora' Ill., ''''"
'oli'""'P'lon AZ Nl''u'"'I7e'
Rev. Father Schiflini, Of East Las Nc-
3as' mas been asS'Hne"Io Il p'"'t III I'''"'
'"t'
For the flst National bank ct td"'
$4,000 OF home capital has been raised.
Water does it,
The man who sold his lots before the
receipt of the railroad news is now dis
turhing the community with dismal
srnans. Eddy Argus.
The upper and middle crnsta Of society
in Silver CITY are having a wee smq' scat
for supremacy, which appears % be nuts
TO crack ortbe cream.
Trev;no Hernondsy and O~tors three
Mav;con I,harans ;.',;,trI f,r t,re ,i,,,rJo,
of one Deah Pooh, a Chinaman, at Silver
City, get ten years each in the pen,
A moan, nm ia. Adams, Tr,r'irao tbot
almost fiiIed Tho wosIa ha,to, IN tEo hr;m,
was rece;vad Of ,La Sontinol l,t6co Of 81,
var Cit,. Il wx,nt j., ,,ha hoo,at
:. ie.'el iIoni aht9hct'''o liilof'iis w
chico t.nyht hv Donan;an, tiarr;, c,oSef
last Frid.v uitb On extihition vhirh wa.
. credit ujike RI tho n,,,,ils and taachar =
Ontic
:,
"A iull'nr IL alloat Illat u rlrh COMPANY
VI '"i'i.a.iS'S lio'u Denver mas puioiase'
we eu1eo lal'"aH lrancl'ises III 'lie I.'le,
Vi i'as 'esas, albuquerque anu FL laso
anu iui.,ieul"'oly conte,i'p'N'V n, ~
rhorca On rho Ieth of tho nrosont mouth
a. u..o VA 49, ~ . Wv. eS
Al; iiapeli'al' 'i'e eria'ic pllcnei Vi w
LAS VEGAS ,ealia % 1000, anu VINO - noM
IN. ny o".i oIs vic aoili' ooaa', ''"'
,a'iefi i,ei1 " ioitnne i'oill 'lie nea',' y"
ms ,h,l'ei' ile "'il oe ie''e''i''eieu o'
VIZ. .t'e nase pal, ',a,Ns ~ snls 'ei, .L a.
w. u,i" ,oGs 'o''''ao' juniper u '''o 'e"
SUI vi 1000
The books OF IToutman d Smith, OF
the hanover IRON mines, drant county
SHOW their shipments last year to have
been 1ractlon over | ,43b tons, Of val
uatlon OF traction more than 81, So6So
The fgllres SO tar tins season promise t'
eao', w. NV W i"ise '"is Sploh''i e'io"
ihs ''''s year
The Las Vegas Commercial club Wi
lead In tne observance OF Amor Gay
April l. 1t has sent memorial to Tx
town trustees asking them to guarantee
the care ana maintslnence OF such tree
as may be planted along the streets
Inc Town trustees VIII no doubt secout
Inc propositlon by Offering TO DO ever
more than has been asked by the com
mlttee.
Frank Rae, alias "Kid Lewis" lei
yesterday in charge of Bob Black for La,
Cruces, to stand trial. This man ha,
been in the county Jail two and hal
years and has cost Grant county not les
than $1,000, and has during this time
worn out all the witnesses against him
His aged and honored father, Rev. Spur
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13
PERSONAL.

At the Palace: Geo. NJ. Lemon, Gard
ner, Mass ; j. $. Lemon, Washington, D.
G.. f. A. Blake, Sun Pedro; John Lewis
ohm, San Pedro; j. G. Mead, st. Louis
L. B. Dana, New York; Ii. e. Williams
Pueblo; MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Allison, New
York Frank j. Gurth, Chicago; A. Cal
lup and wife, John l.. Daley and wife,
Denver; G. Bozlan, J. J. Reilly, New
York; Mrs 4. e. Champion, Milwaukee.
At the Exchanges: &. W. North, Ger.
rillos; A. Rood, Pueblo; ]. W. Owens
San Pedro; L. W. Sayle, Lamy; George
Bantz, East Las Vegas; Louis Mcdonald
kokomo; 7. a. Potthoh, San Pedro
Chas. McMonage, San Antonio.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13

The colored musical dramatic troup,
owned by the Flyers, will arrive from Cal
ifornia tomorrow and play ut Gray's
opera house tomorrow night. OF them
the Chicago Inter Ocean says: "If you
desire to see the darkey rs he appears at
home, upon the plantation and in the
meetings, do not iall to attend one of the
performances given by the Hyers Sisters. !"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-03-13

also shows tie net profit on all paid !,
shares n be H4.i0ii present value OF earh
share, S34.1Ol percentage onlnvestmeht
to February l3, 1890, -
The report OF the treasurer, Julus II,
Gerdps. Was presented and approved.
Major paleu offered the following
amendment to the bylaws ot the 8ssocI1-
ton:
That section s, of Article 3, page 7, i
the bylaws of this association he amend
ed by striking out the first NO d, three,
in the second line and substitute the
word five" Adopted. 1t provides tn
two additional members Of the board NJ
appra sers to b" located at Cerrl'os
Section 3 of article 10 was also anleni-
ed so that no shareholder "lthdra"llt
shall he emitted to per cent interest.
On this proposition there was cor
siderable discussion, but the amendment
was adopted by a vote OF 12O to 40.
The following officers were elected in
the ensuing year:
President, Il. j. Palen; vice president
Grant Rivenhurg; Secretary, Francisco
Delgado; treasurer j. HI. Gerdes; So
Icitor, n, B. Laughlin. Board OF ap'
praisers-E. B. Seward, w. Il. simmons
Geo. II. Cross, for Santa te; &. r
Easley and Geo. l.. WHY'S, for Cerrlllos
Board of auditors. H. Vaughn, j. H.
Proudtit, W. l.. Widmeyer.