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MARKHAM AND FOND.

Present indications are that Colonel
Markham viii head the Republican ticket
and Mayor Pond the Democratic. The
states with these names on them may be
broken, but the forces are not in sight to
work a material change. The Democratic
mo niinee halls from the central counties
and the Republican from the southern
ecu mites. On the Senatorship the situation
will--be reversed. The most prominent
Democratic candidate for Senator is Mr.
vi eite and Senator Stan ford will, it seems,
. have no opponent in the Republican party.
II this allotment of candidates the Repub-
slicaus have one advantage. The Hearst
Buckley clique are not friendly to Mr..
While. MI. HeaTst's organ talks about
electing a Democratic Legislature, but it
insists that the Senatorial nomination
should remain opeu for Buckeyes young
man Clunie. If by any chance the Demo-
Gratis should control the Legislature. Mr..
o White w0uld.be fortunate if he did not find
that Buckley's young man Clunie has
strength enough to become the caucus
.nomiuee. The southern papers realize
that the only use the Buckley crowd have
for White is to swell the Democratic vote
in the southern counties. There will be no
recognition Of Mr.. Whites candidacy
which. would prevent the nomination of
buckeyes young man Clunie. should the
: Democrats control the Legislature. In
fuentfal southern Democratic papers are
working;for Mr.. Pond with the impression
-thatMr. Buckley prefers another candidate.
They do not seem to realize that Mr.. Buck
ley has managed to get along very well
with Pond as Mayor of San Francisco, and
does not anticipate more trouble with, Mr..
Pond as Governor of the State of Califor-
MIA; 81. olld he be elected. But in the CEN
trail counties; where the peculiar relations
between. Mr.. Buckley and Mr.. Pond are
better. understood, the nomination of Mr..
Pond would be slgnaled as the triumph of
the Buckley machine.
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WEATHER FORECAST

SIGNAL SERVICE, q. = Army,
DIVISION or THE PActFIc,
SAN Francisco, july 50, 1890.
> p. M.-Pacihc time.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
o. The barometeri is highest on the northwest coast
Of California aud is lowest Southeastern Cali
f5ruia: the temperature has risen in the Sacra-
mcuto Valley. oregon and Eastern Washington;
elsewhere it has remained nearly stationary; the
weather has beenfair in all districts.
Forecast Till r. M, Thursday.
For Nor her- CallforHil-Fair weather; westerly
winds; stationary temperature.
For Southern Califoruia-FaIr weather; westerly
winds: stationary temperature.
For Oregon-Fair weather; northwesteriy winds
stationary temperature.
For Washington weather; northery Winds
stationary temperature.
JOIN P finley,
Lieutenant Signal Corps (n CHARGE.
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Any of our patrons who fail to find
- THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boys will confer a favor by mott
flying this office of the fact, naming the
date and train.
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e,HsCHlPTToN RATES

pAILY CALL dncluding Sundays, SIS per year By
rrs,I postpad: Is cents PER week, or % cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL, five
copies ihrce months. SO %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
rages). s. 80 rer year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
sad WEEKLY CALL 50 50 per year, postpaid.
EEKLY CALL teight pages), 81 25 per year, post
Land. Clubs OF ten (sent 10 one address,. SlU
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ROE, MONTGOMERY street. near Clay, open unth IL
r-c,orl- - !, BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny. open until IL O'Clock midnight
ssq Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock ooS
Ia1kIn street, open until $3.50 olock, anu -04o
Mission street open until O'Clock P NJ
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MEET1NG NorICEs-CoNTINUEp.

Ss Annual Meeting-The Regular An
W. nuaI meeting of the stockholders OF the
Hakalau Plantation Company VIII be held at
the ofiice of the company, 327 Market st.
day of August, 1880, at the hour OF II A. NJ,
for the purpose eleeting Board of Directors to
serve for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF
such other business may come before the meet
ing Transfer books Will close on TUESDAY, July
Wis i5t t. H. SHELDON, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FURN1ruRE.-By Geo. +: Hanson, at 1928 Califor-
MIA St, at II O'clock
FURNITuRE.-By NJ. J. Simmons, at 1857 Market
ST, at II clock.
EuRNIrrnE-By a. 2. Briggs & Co.. at 1897
Bush ST. at ! O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FoR THE SUMMER


Subscribers who intend going to the country dur
ing the summer months can have THE DAILY CALL
mailed TO them for a week longer at regular sub
e,rption rates, I5c per week. Give order 10 carrier
q send 10 hilSIness Mice
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GUARDIANSHIP REFUsED.-lhe petition of
Kate tItzpatrick for the appointment OF a guar
dian for her husband, j. X Fitzpatrick. has been
refused by Judge Levy. She complained that he
sguaudeIeu his monthly income OF $50 on drink
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PALACE BATHS Warm salt water Large
swimming tank Porcelain TUBS. Elegantly re-
filled NOW open. 10 Filbert street.
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Russia seems TO b. piling up grievance after
grievance against Turkey, The latest being that
Russian wcmen have been deeoyed or abducted
from their homes and held captyes In the harems
OF the disciples Of Nohammed.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

90 OOO OLD ESTABLISHED LIVERY:
VC.OoO' splendid Iocation long lease;
rent; immense business; full value glyen bear close
investigations owner in poor health: take small
ranch part paym o. l. Co Box IL this office II ~
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AMMONIA has gone up, because numerous dis
TILED water ice factories have been built lately.
and quntne has gone down because pond waller
ice is guuE Out Of use.
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PAPERS on APPEAL-The transcript on APP
peal in the divorce case of William 5. Barnes
against Hattie Delaro Barnes has been filed In
tie Supreme Court.
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LADIES fine kid ibutton shoes worth So are
sold at Lesser Bros 406 Kearny, for 81 so.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DEPARTMENT NO. 10-PROBATE- IN THE
~ Superior Court in and for the City and County
OF San Francisco, State Of California In the matter
of the estate OF PRISCILLA NJ. WILLARD, de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given, that TUESDAY,
the 9th day OF August, A. ID. 1890, at 10 o'clock
A. OF said day. and the OF said court
at the New City Hall, In the city and county OF San
Francisco, State OF California. have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the Will OF said
PRISCILLA NJ WILLARD. deceased, aud for hear
ing the application OF LIZZIE A ALLEN for the
issuance TO her OF letters testamentary thereon.
Dated July 23d, A. ID. 1890.
VIM. A. DAVIES, Clerk
By F. B HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk.
GEO. r. WILLIAMS. Airy for Petitioner. ia lot
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HE WAS NOT DRUNK.-Patrick Collins, who
was killed at 1902 Pacific street. on Tuesday, by
falling downstairs and fLacturlng his skull, was,
according TO The story told by his friends, not
under the influence OF liquor at this time.
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THE MORNING CALL
OFFICE:

I he AOhN1N1 O1AGh
as n larger circulation than any other
,vspaper published in San Francisco.
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ANeosTU RA BITTERs is known all over the world
as the great regulator of digestive organs. Dr.
Siegert's is the only genuine. At all druggists.
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For "hot weather" medicine HOODS sarsapa-
riila is unequaed. 1t neutrallzes the depressing
effect Of the heat, by giving tone and strength to
the whole system, ana creating an appetite.
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FoR THROAT DISEASES, CoUeHs, COLDS, ETC.,
effective relief is found in the use of " Broioh's
bronchial Tfoches." Sold only in boxes. 20 cts.
For plsordered Liver try BEncmAM,s PnIs
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EBTS9 Ho! For Laurel - A-.sHr\
Lh~S Groye-Look out for the ). EtTlIVNaJ
Rebel Corks again. - Fourth X IfH IA N.Y. r
grand annual picnic and reunion lsllk\ W. G%fE
of the Rebel Cork Benevolent r-AEd AFEfA
Society Will be held at Laurel FIafTSfEs kFG
Grove Park, near San Rafael FV~A
SUNDAY, August 3. 1890. Games and prizes for
every one Hefferman's Celebrated Band, also Pro-
fessor Mccarthy, the Irish piper, will discourse
music for dancing. Boats leave at g. 8 80. IL A. NJ
and 80 +. M Tickets good on all boats during the
day. iy26 ct
~ Hall to Let Monday Evening. Grand
Gr>S Central. cor. Sixth and Market SITS. jy23 Il
lCSSS9 All Saloon. Grocery and Restaurant
Lr-S Keepers are hereby invited TO attend grand
mass-meeting To be held at the Metropolitan Tenn
pie, Fifth ST., near Market on FRIDAY, August lst
at =. NJ for the purpose of forming strong union
to protect the interests of our business against any
possible attempt OF the English syndicate to inure
the Now is the time to act. Come one, come
ALI Respectfully,
THE GERMAN SALooN-KEEPERS' ASsoCIA-
TION. jy27 ct
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LADIES FrencA KID button shOes 50 so, worth
So Lesser Bros, 4O6 Kearny St
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TO LEASE,

ITO LEASE FOR ATERM OF 8. 10 OR Is YEARS,
a lot 275x275 on Townsend ST., or Will lease any
portion of same.
CHAS. ASHTON, All Montgomery. jy27 st
DOOM WITH POWER IN BRICK BUILDING:
II Folsom and Eighteenth; long lease; low rate of
insurance.
CHAS. ASHTON. All Montgomery. ty27 st
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IEARs' soap secures a beautiful complexion. =
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Gettysburg and Pnonograph, market & Tenth.
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NOTICES or MEETINGS.

NOTICES or MEETINGS..
----~---~>~---~~-->~--~----~~--
" California Lodge, No. J., F; a
EVENING, July 5ist, at ! 80 O'Clock. Third Xxx
u9 Il "' O'1'i u GEO. JoiNs son. Secretary.
r. Mount Moriah Lodge. No. a
~ a. +. and A. Mineral rites Of our "a.
IN Masonic Temple. on THURSDAY, Jnly/ "
3lst. at 80 T. NJ. Master Masons and friends OF
the deceased are respectfully invited. by order of
the ". II. liy50 III G. 7. BRoWN, Sec.
80 Abou Ben Adhem Lodge, .s$Sazg,zzs>
az No. liz. l. o. o. Irregular SSgS@
meeting TONIGHT. Members and so 5@4sS1S
iourning brethren cordially invited. (<IlNS
II HENRY LARGE, N. G.
- Veteran Odd Fellows. ,Ssx.Ig1s
u.s. Meet az ferry. narrow-gauge SX1G
road, 80 Z. NJ, THURSDAY, July =[SS@
3lst. to visit District "a OF Oakland. (>IIeN~~
jySO 2t WIN. H. BARNES. Sec.
RP stevedore Engineers' Protective
ings of this association Will hereafter be held at
Ac ademy Hall. 927 Mission ST.. Room !, commenc-
ing FRIDAY, August Iii Il 1880; Npv,.N pr.s,,sn+
p; L. ESSoR, Secretary. ty3l 2t
EfzP The san Bruno Road mprovement
k~S Club meets THIS EVENING at the Guada-
Iupe Dairy Depot, Fifteenth ave. near San Bruno
road. Matters OF great importance VIII be pre-
sented to the club. and every member is requested
to be present II
w. Members of Picnic Committee OF the above
society will meet Academy Hall, Mission ST.,
THURSDAY EVENING, July 3lSt, at O'Clock
sharp to make final arrangements for their grand
excursion and picnic to be held at Laurel Grove
Park, San Rafael, Sunday, August 3, 1880. Afull
20 JAMES BUCKLEY,
Chairman OF Picnic Committee.
T J DWYTR Secretary iy3O Ut
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NOTICE TO. CLAIMANTS.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE CHAN:
Gerry Division of the High Court OF. Justice,
made IN the matter of the trusts of theswi fand
codici! of JOHN ABRAHAM MASON, deceased,
HART VS.. HALLEWELL, 1887. NJ. No. 1893, ahd
dated July "a 1887, the persOnsclaiming TO be first
and second cousins, children and Descendants OF
unces ami aunts OF the said JOHN ABkAH An
MASON late OF DoncaSter, in the county OF York,
Doctor in Physic. living at the death Of the said
JOHN ABRAHAM MASON who died at Nice. In tins.
Republic or France, october 20, 1885 or their
legal personal representatives il dead, or
before the 31st day of October, 1890, to come In
aud prove their claims, at the chambers OF Mr..
Justice North, in the Royal Courts of Justice
Strand London, England d. IN deault thereof they
Will be peremptoriy excluded from the benefit OF
the said order wednesday, tho 9th day OF Noyen-
Der, 1890, at o'clock in the afternoon, appointed
for hearing and adiudcating upon the Claims.
Dated this 10th day of July, 1890.
L. w. WALKER, Chief Clerk.
TIPPETTS & son, IL Maiden Lane, Cheapside,
London, +. q. 1871 auies,t
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BOARDING WANTED.

M ANTED-BoARD AND ROOM WITH GER
W man American family: $40; state part culars
Address p. s., Box $50. CALL Branch ONCE. Its
Doom AND BOARD FOR 2 RESPECTABLE
IL young men In private family: single rooms. Ad-
dress Room. Box 1856, CALL Branch ONCE. so 2t+
w ANTED-BOARD FOR A LITTLE GIRL o
w years OF age. Address, stating most reasonable
forms, L. G.. Box 1877, GALL Branch ONCE fy2e ats
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FURNITURE WANTED.

| LGAN & CO., 743 MISSION ST., PAY CASH FOR
| IA furniture, carpets stoves or anything: stoves
reDafrel and made equal KlT II
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SPIRETUALISM.

MADAME MUCIER, MOST WONDERFUL RE
VI veaier; seer Of past, present and future; is
cairvoyant: SOC. oil Third St. upstairs jyS0 Ats
DERBY STRANG, GREATEST PSYCHRoM-
~. etriSt OF the age. l66 Clara, mr.. Fifth jy23 I'm
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SUMMER :. RESORTS.

y County, Cal, the fayorite resort or the Pacific
Coasts hoteIand cottages all newly furnished ;IOHely
grounds: also the famous pebbly. beach. whereire
found agates. 0paS, topaz moonstones. emeraldS
watercrystals and many other precious stones good
trout fishing and wild game board reasonable; spe
eia rates fer families. MRS S. W. SWANTON.jll Il
TNAMAEPAIS VILLA. .TANIAEPAIS STATION.
Ross Valley nr. San Rafael: salt water bathing
connexions grounds; fine drives; pavilion; take
SausalitO ferry. MRS. PETER SMITH. propretre};
SRRTNG. CONE SUMNER. RESORT: GOOD AG-
Recommendations: mites; from Napa. MRS. D..
GRTDLEY proprietor III. fyI Inns
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sITUATIoNs-CoNTINUED.

CyCANDINAVIAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION
= In American family to do general homework;
city references; no postas. Apply 62l Sansome ST.,
a les
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
V.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
u 6le Sacramento ST.. cabinet work and lifting Up
ofhces promptly attended TO; telephone $40. ml6st
FINANCIAL.
0S0N OAA TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAX
SnOOU.OOO ketrates city and country real
eatata sraounts. SCH uIf-ER- a2n naiiforniN
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MR.. w. DE JUNG. l4O9 VAN NESS, TEACHER
1h of singing, piano, violin and cello jy2l I'm
DIANo INSTRUCTIONS. 512 BRANNAN ST.
i net Fourth and Fifth iy2O 3Ot+
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SIGNAL SERVICE, q. & ARMY, I
DIVISION or THE Pacific,
san Francisco, Jul, 80. 1890. (
y M-Pacifin time
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SHE.IIAL NOTICES.


H<S $4,000 Given Away.-Send This
G5~S clipping and 10 cents In stamps to DR.. Hal
primer, $50 Market ST., San Francisco You will
receive post paid one trial package OF DIR. Hal
pruner's Patent Corn and Bunion Salve; positively
cures. Also Que chance for the money; three pack
ages TO one order, - cents. Its
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PERSON AL.

DR.. Joseph Richards, OF Cerrilos, is in
the city to-day or business.
George Bannister, who has been i'll for
several weeks, is able to be ont to-day.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid, territorial audi
tor, has returned from an official visit to
Albuquerque,
John J. Sayles, OF the firm OF Sayles
Brothers, charcoal men at Lamy, is in
the city on business.
Mat. Clark known far and wide
as the mayor of Hamilton City, is here
to-day from the Pecos valley.
Louis Hatlner returned last night from
Cincinnati, where he has been visiting
his brothers, who are great brewers.
j. W. Cooper, the we'll known pecos
lumber man, is here on business before
the land office He stops at the Palace.
Louis Immert OF Bernalllo, who dis
tinguished himself at the last territorial
fair Ey showing Ell. Miller's fruit, is in
the city to-day accompanied by his
family.
W. J. Mills, Las Vegas attorney, came
over from the Meadow city last evening !;
he is accompanied by II. G. Spears, a
Chicago attorney, who is here on bust
ness
At the Palace J.. +. Dorr Lincoln,
Neb. Fl. J. Spears, Chicago; j. W..
Cooper, Pecos; ". J. Mills, Las Vegas /;
W. Noble, Los Angeles; w. &. Pollock,
New York.
Mr.. NJ. 7. Chase, the energetic travel
ing freight agent OF the Union Pacific
system, is in the city to-day soliciting
business from our merchants. lie is a
rustler and gets the business.
Hon. Eugenio Romero, assessor of San
Miguel county, is in the city Oh business.
He is accompanied by his son-in.law, Mr..
Tranquilino I.abadie, who is iavorably
known in this city.
At the Exchange J. j. Keller, Dallas,
Texas; l.. Halfner, city; E. J. Payn,
Tres Peidras; DR.. Richards, Cerrillos !;
Mrs. NJ. f. Bruce. Eel Paso A, Joseph
and family, Ojo Caliente.
Brigader General McCook, accom-,
panied by his aid de camp, Lieut.. Baker,
left this morning for Fort Union. Thence
he goes to Chicago on short visit and
returns to his headquarters at Los An
gelcs, Cal.
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Let There be Light.

Prof. [. Aronson, the practical optician
who visited Santa Fe last weeks begs to
announe his second visit to our city on
the 2Sth instant, and that he will remain
two days.
The readers OF the New MEXICAN who
are iii need Of optical aid should consult
the professor a. his work has proved o
success all throughout the neighborhood
and as he promises to all his patrons to
supply them with the necessary lenses in
the future. He carries record OF all
cases wherein he has fitted glasses; re-
fers to City Nationel Bank, Austin, Tex
as, and American Loan Protective asso-
citation OF Minneapolis, MINI. All who
wish to consult him at their residence or
office will please leave a card at the Palace
hot oil
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

A gang Of telegraph constructors are
near Las Vegas. They are putting up a
copper through wire for commercial bust
ness from Denver to San Francisco. They
began at Denver and are this far on th ,ir
way to the golden gate.
The school of mines building at So
zorro is in course of erection. The con-
tractors are now engaged on the foun-
dation walls. The building will be an
ornament to Socorro, and the school Of
mines great beuefit to the whole terri
tory.
An effort is being made to arrange a
half-mile foot race between ] E. Hussey,
of Silver City, and Link Bolich, Of Dem
ing. Stakes, anything up to $780, Both
are we'll known as speedy men on their
feet, and quite little interest is being
worked up over the match.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Hon. A. Joseph, delegate to congress,
arrived last night from Ojo Caliente, ac-
companied by his family and left this
afternoon for Washington. He was in
terviewed by several citizens this fore
noon relative to the appropriation Tor
developing artesian water on the various
government reservations here and said he
would take pleasure in pushing the mat
ter as far as lay in his power. He notes
with pleasure the improvement made on
the adobe palace and says he will do his
best to secure additional funds for still
further improving this historic structure
What this town needs, and that right
badly, is number of cottages Tor rent
Hardly day passes but what strangers
who wish to locate here, temporarily,
hunt the town over for residences, and
always with disappointing results. They
can find few adobe rooms, huddled
away in back streets where "sweetness
and light" are limited, but these are not
wanted. Neat, brick cottages, with mod
ern conveniences and ground enough for
a garden and grass plat are the kind that
rent at big profits.
Sports Afield, q handsome Denver pub
LEGATION devoted to all that its title i'm
plies, and now in it's fifth volume, comes
to the New MEXICAN this week, its lead
ing article being well written and enter
tanning article by Mr.. F. 7. Weber, en-
titled "Winter on the Plains, Life in
Dug-out in the Day of Prairie Schooners.'
The thrilling experience of those days,
which Mr.. Weber evidently accepted
with great equanimity and some fun, fits
him all the better for enjoying and appre'
ciating the superb climatic conditionspre-
vailing in the Santa Fe valley.
The meeting Of the shareholders OF the
Santa Fe Electric Light & Power COM
pany takes place this evening at Mr..
Glldersleeve's office, at which time
board OF directors for the ensuing year
will be named. This board will then ap'
point general manager and superinten-
dent. after which the work of construct
inp the Edison electric system is expected
to 20 rapidly forward. Truly, this is
progress for the capital city.
Passengers from the south this morn
ing say they we're greatly surprised to
find the sun shining so delightfully."- and
the air 20 balmy in Santa Fe when the
whole lower country is suffering from
spell of frigidity." Snow has fallen as
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far south as FL Paso, aud throughout the
Black Range and all along the Rio
Grande valley "A chill wind prevails, coy
ering the ponds with ice.
The sportsmen find ducks anA geese
exceedingly scarce these days. Cody
Beaver and a party returned last night
from Algodoncs, having only killed "a
few fish ducka" They say it is much
colder down there than at Santa Fe and
game is scarce. At Rincones, however,
away down the Bravo, they understand
that ducks and geese are plentiful al
though, as rule, they are wild,
John Morton has added another feature
to bis fruit, vegetable and commission
business. lie is working up such fruits
as will not stand transit, into je!lies, pre-
serves and Casups, and hopes next sea-
son to start a regular preserving and ran
ming factory.
Judge Morrison calls attention to the
fact that it was just 800 years ago to-day
that the treaty was signed surrendering
Grenada to Ferdinand and Isabella, of
Spain, one year later Columbus sailed on
his expedition to discover America.
The WelIs.Fargo Express company has
refused to longer pro rate with the D. x
r. G. company at this point on an inter
change OF business. Evidently there is a
row brewing between these two COM
panies somewhere up in Colorado.
MondragOn Bros. to-day received a
handsome new safe from St Louis for
their jewelry establishment.