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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
Kavanagh q Johnson, AuctiOns
GERS.


GERS.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
n Estate by Auction.-We will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises on June IL, at
p. M, the east half of lots and Of block
"a, West st. Paul Proper. This property Ii
finely situated on George ST., corner OF Maui
rice. overlooking the entire city, making 10
one of the most desirable residence sites on
the West side, as the view is magnificent
The improvements consist of good dwell
ing, barn and shade trees. To parties who
are in search of this kind Of property this il
great opportunity, for the property must 10
sold. Terms made known on the ground,
Kavanagh johnson, Auctioneers, 81 and
189 East Sixth st. Patrick keigher, admins
traitor.
LZAVANAGH g. JOHNSON, general
IN auctioneers and storage, conduct sales Of
real estate by auction, give our personal at
tention to auction sales of furniture at prts
vate residences, hold auction sales of house,
hold goods every Saturday on the mart, oppo-
site our store, store furniture at reasonable
rates. We guarantee satisfaction in every
branch of the auction business. Kavanagh
d johnson, general auctioneers. Office and
salesroom, 1877 and 199 East Sixth st.
rFHE auction sale of household furniture
i and carpets by auction yesterday was
failure on account of the rain. Therefore we
Tuesday of this week, in our store, No. 1877.
and 189 East Sixth st. Kavanagh & John.
son.
EINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
J. Kavanagh & Johnson's 1877 and 189
East Sixth st.
light bed room suits; parlor suit; ins
IL body Brussels and ingram carpets; exc
tension tables, chairs, easy rockers, lounges.
ETC. at 81 and 1879 East Sixth St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15

EURNITURE-Do you want to sell your
L household furnituref If SO. call on r.
Holloway, the auctioneer, at 254 and 256
East Seventh st. He will call at your house,
and tell you what he can get for it. He
charges you nothing for looking over your
furniture and giving you an estimate as 10
what it will bring.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15

DOR SALE or trade for farm lands or
L clear city property, a hotel that cost
$4,000. furniture new and cost $4,000, in
1000 Iowa city in Northeastern Iowa;
water works, electric light; have photographs
ton. Call at Kost & Crescy's, Third and
Robert, st. Paul, Monday or Tuesday. Acers
u Carter
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
Re. Holloway. AuctiOneer.

EURNITURE AT AUCTION-I will sell
i at the residence No. 40 West Tenth ST..
Monday, June 16. at 10 o'clock a. M.
the furniture, consisting in part of Brus1
seis and other carpets almost newJ
cooking range, elegant cook stove, small
cooking stove, antique oak and other
bed room suits, all bedding. choice
parlor furniture, and many other house-fur-
nishing goods too numerous to mention; this
furniture is clean and almost news only used
six m onths E. Holloway, auctioneer, 25A
and 256 East Seventh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15

L The undersigned will sell at a bar
gain, lot 10. block 90. in Merriam Park; so
feet south facing frontage on Marshall av.;
street graded; city water and sewer now be-
ing put in; six blocks from depot; hourly
trains to St. Paul and Minneapolis; twelve
minutes ride; if you want to get piece of
ground cheap, address owner, Fl. F. Grosve-
nor, 408 Thirteenth av. southeast Mime
anOliS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
Suburban.

\ LBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
n The Garden Spot Of Piedmont. Virginia,
offers superior advantages in point of health,
rich soil, fine climate, nearness to market;
cheap labor, cheap lands. cheap living, no
cyclones billiards. or floods. Send for list
and prospectus. L. D. Aylett & Co., Real
county Va
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
PROFESSIONAL.

CT OO0 FOR A HOUSE AND LOT
,Dl,OOO on Charles ST.; seven rooms;
5000 cash, balance monthly. Fallihee &
Snow, SO East Fourth ST., Globe Building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15

WANTED-A piece Of improved or un-
w improved business property; give de-
scription, state price, etc. Address K 26O,
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15
Miscellaneous List

ON YOUR OWN TERMS
" S90O-Lot, corner of Leslie and Prior avs,
two blocks from Grand av electric cars.
S95O-Forty feet, Lafond st.
ST., l5O-Forty feet Blair st.
ST., 250-Forty feet, Laurel av.
Sl,5O0-Forty rect Hague av.
81, 75O-Double business lot corner Of Uni
versity.
$2,OOO-One of the finest in Summit Park.
Residences to exchange for vacant lots; lots
to trade for improved residence property.
o. B. Harris, 1913 Robert st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15

I'VE OFFER LOTS on St. Anthony ay.,
w Martin, Fuller SITS. and Aurora av. at
very low prices and on very easy terms; it is
the cheapest property in that part of the
city. Smith & Taylor, 333 Robert st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15

MI ERKIAM PARK-
VI Two bargains; two profits; too safe and
cable, cent fare, Milwaukee road or electric
line; these means of transportation will GER
tainly enhance Values we recommend these
investments with confidence.
Rothschild & Thurston,
319 Pioneer Press Building.
See us for loans on vacant property.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01

A New York artist who recently mar
ried his model can truthfully say that he
has a model wlle-Yonkers Statesman.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
OUR NATIONAL BANKS.
Showing Made by the Institu-
tions of This Territory.

WASHINGTON, April 1.--In order that an
idea may he gained Of the condition of the
national banks of New Mexico, the fol-
lowing brief statement is given:
During the last v ear there was no in.
crease in the number of such institutions
in the territory and the combined capital
remains unchanged. The nine banks
have 1915 900 capital invested. The sur
plus fund was added to in the amount OF
about $40 900, and is now $223, 300. They
hold rs undivided profits $57 $3.50, and
their outstanding circulation is in the sum
of $249, ,750, which represents a slight in
crease. In common with other sections
there has been all appreciable addition to
the individual deposits account, over
$l5O,O00 having been added, and the
amount now so held being 1906, ,4Sl.
Their total resources amount to S3 ,S62 l9G.
They have out as loans and discounts
50, 1892 2, and their real estate is valued
at $l7l ,0S5. The classification of their
loans and discounts shows the following
The loans on paper with single name are
in the sum of 1886 269.07; on paper with
one or more indorsers, otherwise unse.
cured, 5000, ,692.2l; IN demand, with
bonds, stocks, or other collaterals, as
security, $56, 1853, 70; on time, with similar
securities as security, 1875 $3.50.
The corporate existence OF but one bank
expires during this year. First National
bank of Santa Fe.
In the way Of profits the New Mexico
banks make a most excellent showing
During the last year their gross earnings
reached the sum of $2S3,6l3.42. From
this amount the deductions must be fol
losses and premiums $23 O7l.42, and fol
expenses and taxes, $l2l ,502.52. This
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01

WASHINGTON, :April l,-Aiter the rou-
tine business had been finished Reagan
addressed the senate on the bill for the
issue Of the treasury notes on the deposit
OF silver bullion. "rhe hiil," he said,
was intended to relieve the country
from the effects OF worse bIunder than
that of congress in suspending silver coin
aye in 1873" He regarded it rs hopeful
sign that the Republican senate would
JOIN in the great work, even though the
remedy proposed might not be the best.
at was to he regretted that the commit
tee had not reporteda bill ior free and un-
limited coinage of silver as well rs gold. "
He WIS in favor of the payment of the
bonded Indebtedness OF the government,
in siver as well as gold Issue coin
certificates receivable for public or private
dues aud taxes, and retire all legal tender
and national bank notes If less denOinina-
lion than $40 and substitute coin certif-
Gates"
The dependent pension bill was then
taken up. The first question on tn :
amendment OF r, moving the limitation as
to arrears of pensions and making pen
sions oil account Of wounds or disease,
commence from death or disharge OF
soldiers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
A Chicagoan's Insanity.

KANSAS, CITY, March 3l.--Frank II.
| Collier, a Chicago lawyer and politician
who is worth quarter of million of dol
lais, became suddenly insane here yester-
day, and in his mad freaks caused great
deal of excitement. Golfers first ill.,
sanity dates back to the Creiger election
in Chicago, when he was struck with a
sand-bag. He recovered and few nights
ago while visiting in Leavenworth he was
struck by some one i'll street tight.
He became wild to-day and at the
Warder Grand opera house matinee he
pushed his way behind the scenes and
tried to kiss and to squeeze all OF the
chorus girls. One of the husbands Of the
girls tried to shoot Collier, thinking he
was either drunk or impertnent. Collier
went to livery stable and got horse,
OH which he rode into the residence OF
lawyer w. j, Strong on Pennsylvania
street, After prspcing the horse about
the rooms he went of and LETT his horse
ia the street.
He went TO the Midland hotel, and
looking up furnishing goods drummer,
DOught of him 100 suits of underW ear,
ordering them Oh the account OF Manager
Hill of the Midland hotel. Before he had
proceeded much further he was arrested
and put on Burlington train for Chicago
i'll company with an officer.
Collier is the Chicago lawyer who went
before the queen upon the occasion OF
her jubilee and delivered all address that
was for a time the talk of two continents.
His immense wealth and excellent social
position makes his case particularly in
teresting one. Collier beat Roach for
mayor of Chicago by his active work for
Creiger.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
IRRIGATION FOR WEST
An Imp"rt'nt Measure Prepared for the
SeDate's Consideration,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The senate irri-
CATION committee will report bill to ap
prupriate $3.50 .O0O to he expended in The
/ boring Of experimental artesian wells in
the sem-arld regions Of the west. The
sub committee, on which Senator Moody
is the most active member has drafted
Il bill aud Yesterday reported to the full
committee.
The bill places the work under the con.
troll of the depa 'tmpnt Of agriculture, and
ireCts the secretary to make the rules aud
provide for the surveys to determine where
wells shall he located.
The region in VIII h it is expected to
find underground water includes North
and South Dakota, eastern Montana,
western Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas and
the desert OF Texas.
Senator Moody says the department of
agriculture has been given charge of the
work for the reason that The farmers are
the ones Interested. He expects the Dor
ing OF these wells to pave the way for
private capital to start artesan works
With lair prospect OF making it remuner-
ative.
The committee also took up and made
some progress with Il general irrigation
bill.
There are two bills introduced by SEN
ators Plumb and Stewart, viii h form the
basis upon which the committee is going
to work, combination measure will be
framed and made up OF parts Of these two
bills with some notifications aud adui-
ti1ns which will be incorporated.
Upon the suggestion of experts who
| have testified before lhe committee it has
been p'acti' ally Oecided to leave the
greater part ui the work OF constructing
the reservoirs for irrigation uses to the
states and territories. The governm' nj
will grant aid, either out OF the publ,
treasury or iy grant OF public lands, but
Viii he careful to avoid recommendations
that will give rise to states rights compii.
cations such as would result If the drec.
ton Ol the work were taken out of the
hanis of the states 10y the federal govern.
ment.
The latter testimony which the COM
mlttee has been hearing nas all been
against any Typographical survey in con.
nectlon with any irrigation survey.
Messrs. BedIi,h and Curtis Of the geolog.
zeal survey, and Col. Nettleton, OF Colo
RADIO, yesterday testified that none WAS
absolutely necessary, and that as topo-
graphical survey would take ten or fifteen
years to C mplete, the irrigation work
would he badly delaye1 thereby. They adj
vocated hyurographlc and irrigation sur
Veys Only
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
DANGEROUS STORMS.
st. Louis " Gather Prophets Predict Dis.
astruus Winds.

ST. LOUIS, March 3I.-Rev. Irl r..
Hicks, OF this city, who has achieved
much more than local reputation as a
weather prophet, and who predicted the
late storm with wonderful accuracy, now
gives forecast for April which includes
numerous marked changes in the tenn
perature and three distinct storm periods.
lie says the month will open with a
summer temperature and vernal stofms
will occur ON the lst and I'd, especially
on the I'd. The 9th, 7th, StE and 9th
are designated as danger days, when
there viii be heavy storms of lightning,
wind and hail, with snow in the northern
sections. About the 18Th it will be cold, &,
with much frost. An active aud violent
storm will again occur Oh the 18th, 2nh
and 2lst, moving from the west to the
east. From this on there will be the
usual April showers, and the month will
10 out with high thermometer. The
dates of greatest earthquake probabilities
are given rs the 5th, l9th, Goth and 2lst.
Pro-. George Root, OF Canton, Mo-,
another successful weather prognosticator,
predicts tornado period from the 10Th
TO the 18th Of April, and says it will be
the worst storm period OF the year. He
says this has not been predicted by any
otIer mett orologist and asks that phenon- .
eua occurring between the dates named
be specially noted by weather observers
and reported to him. He thinks it will
establish the existence OF the Nero planet
Urbanus.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01

LONDON, April Among the impedi.
ments with which the queen started on
her continental tour on Monday may be
mentioned three coachmen, nine grooms,
eight horses, one donkey, three carriages,
seventy-two trunks, three special beds, a
special cooking stove, wine, two doctors,
one surgeon, a coucheur for the Princess
Beatrice, three ladies in waiting, line
women servants, one lord, two equeries
and seven dogs. Her majesty was ia an
unusually gracious mood, and on the Do
yer boat smiled sweetly on Prince Batten-
burg, now completely restored to royal
favor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
FlaCk Goes to Jail

New YoRK, April l.-Sherif FlacE was
sentenced yesterday to two months im-
prisonment in the county Jail and fined
5000. Joseph Meeks was sentenced to
pay fine OF 1900 aud one months i'm
prisonment in Jail, and VIM. l.. Flack to
pay fine of SoUO and imprisonment in
the penitenliary tor four months.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
Tidings
WASRINGTs1N NATTi1lkS.
NEW MEXICO lAND DFTlCEs.

WASHINGTON, March 3U.-The commit
tee on appropriations has been asked t.
include in the sundrv civil bill the follow
ing sums TO meet the expenses CT the
local lahu offices in New Mexico.
Las Crwes--Clerk hire, SLIGO; office
rent, $40, registration tees, $5U; totsi
$3.50.
;,anta Fe--Cierk hire. 5000; Office rent
1850 registration fees, SO, total, l,275.
PUSHING THEIR WORK.
The senate has been seized with dis
position to be very industrious. For d
nnmrer of years past during long ses-
sion it was customary for the body to AL
Iourn from Thursday to the following
Monday, the plea for This being thar sen-
ators were thus enabled to attend to Il
Great many routine matters in the de-
partments during the period OF recess, and
that these long adjournments promoted
rather than delayed legislation. This
year, however, the senate has reversed,
and now works with CONN endablc indus
try until nearly 8 and sometimes later
than that hour, holds busy sessions Oh
Saturday, and next week will begin to
meet daily at II O'Clock instead Of II as
has been the custom in the past
ALIENS IN THE TERRITORIES.
The house committee on mines and
mining has authorized favorable report
on bill amending the act approved
March 3, 1887, restricting the ownership
OF real estate in the territories of the
United States to American citizens By
providing that the restrictions therein
shall not apply to mines of gold, silver,
lead, tin, cinnabar or copper or any inter.
est therein.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
Stanley Will Sail.

CAIRO, April l.-Stanley will sail for
England April 7.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01

MADRID, March 3l.-torty thousand
employees in the factories in Catalonia
have struck. A conference is being held
with the employees viii: view Of an ad-
juslment Of the differences. Strikers are
uulet.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01

leaves as the net earnings, $139, 1883 IS.
They paid as dividends, $lg3O00. The
net earnings were ll7O per cent on the
capital ana surplus, while the tividends
were 8 IA per cent Oh both "apitai a. d
surplus and 1886 per cent on the capital
alone
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
A CHASTITY find.

DETROIT, April l.-rhe headless irag-
ment of the lett side OF mans body,
with one ley attached, VAS found in q
stream i'll the eastern part OF the city
Yesterday No clue to the identity oi
how it got there.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
CONGRESS THIS WEEK,

In the senate the dependent pension
bill and the Florida judicial nominations
are the next in order. After these the
Montana election case, on which long
debate is anticipated. Mr.. Reagan will
speak upon the bills providing for the Issue
OF treasury notes upon deposits of silver
bullion, and the free coinage OF gold and
silver. In the house the amy appropria-
ton bill continues the subject OF consid-
Grafton, and after it the bill to admit Idaho.
The tariff bill is expected during the week.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
The Government Pays the Freight.

WASHINGTON, April l.-rhe court of
claims gave ajuiGnent Tor Representative
Grain. O Texas, Ill Il suit to compel the
government 10 reimburse him for money
lost through the delalCution OF CLERK
SIicOtt.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-01
A Reporter Sentenced.

New YORK, April l.-Dlworth Choate,
the reporter who secreted himself in a
Jury room to write the jury consideration
OF the flack case was yesterday afternoon
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment
and q fine OF $3.50.
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soothcs the child. sofsens the gums. allays
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Jsly 18th and issh are de daSes fes bold
Ing NE svensy-sffh ssnasI meeting u he
Aaiss Dssssl Sscissy. Tbs ssssisg vill
BE- ID Ne pssIess Of ~ Hassi Worth ssd Ill
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attend. Below b The program:
TrEspar. JrIs H.-e r. M-OresAiss-
ssoa saA Resdiag Of Records; Report Of
E1ecnsive Co@Disfee Hspsrs Of 1seas-
sre1: Report Of Librarian: .Treasmesf
IT Dead Ahscsssed Teesh, = DIR. c. r Saw
yer, skovhegan; "Consefvssive rressmens
of he fsip.- DE-. Y. H. Haiss, WssessilIe.
10 r. M--voiuniasy psp<rs aad sestes.
The Sixsh Year MoIass.- DR.. O. B.
BfAna. Portland Presidents address,
WEDsxsDAs. Jaiy 1919 A, n. Business |;
what We Knov snd Whist We Think, y
DY. ID. ". Yeilovs, Portland; '.Devslep-
nsas Of she Decidao1s Teeth, their relation
70 the Permanent Teeth. and The Develop
neas Of she Jsv; How Diseased Cosditipns
should be Tfessed sud the fnHuencs Of
Food. DR.. T. Prescott Morey. Bangor.
DR.. r. Bacon Of Portland 10 expected to
read IN interesting paper daring the meet
rB.
Free return tickets On the Maine Central
railroad mar be obtained Of the Secretary.
The officers Of the society are, Presiisns.
DR.. william McDsvid. AasussA; Vice
President. DIR. George W. stoddard, Bel.
fast; Secretary, DR.. H. C. Bryant, Pitts
Geld; Treasurer, DIR. y. J. Roberts. Au-
susta Librarian, DR.. j. W. Curtis, Bruns-
wick; Executive Committee, DE-. c. P.
Sawyer, sko~hesan, DIR. ID. W. Fellows,
Portland; DIR. L. J. Roberts. Augusta Dir.
@. ". Stoddard. Belfast; DR.. j. W. Cur
tie. Brunswick.
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n. HsIss ,. Hin u r. Payne, - u
~ Sssas Hsass n bssiass Thsssdsy.
n Sesss Kcssses 70 Insurance ssesss
81 csmpsstes doing bssfness in Maine a.
yiss dis ssssh ssd c3esk Y1sseher ef ~
lsssnsee Cs.sissisners department i
vssy sssy q psssens Issuing hcess<s. The
szfs At u fhe task nsy be sssamstsd vhes
Is 10 Known that there sso shout IT'S coa-
psaies Aoins bxsinem ia the State. these
esmpsaies empioJsns over 1000 ssssts.
stasIss3cs ssd general infosnasion cas-
cefsfng he sbsa3onsd FARMS % the sssss
viii form N intsrsssiss feature Of Labor
Conmissisnsr Matthew next sanaaI re-
psst. Tbs required Information he Dsoros-
% 10 obtain through the several town cissts.
He has received sssrm Of replies fYsm
lssssss v whom he sent hlsaks through
The 0ease The most favofsbie fctnrns csnins
fssa Assossoot county. Ninety nine par
csss Of the replies 70 the gusssisn rs farm
srosiss more o. less productive r are that
shs farms are increasing In pscductivsnsss.
M. Thos. Lyons Of vinaIhassn, viii be
employed o. 9 special agent to investsste
the strikes of the year.
The foiIosing corporations had eersin-
Gates Sled ss the Secretary Of States Of
scs yesterday
Name Of corporation. Bangor Lard Com