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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-08-30
CAPITAL CITY OF NEW MEXICO.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
LAND DEPARTMENT
II, &. ARMY

J. 8. Surveyor General. go. EDWARD r. HOBART
J. s. Land Register. "A. L. MORRISON
seceiver Public Moneys. s........ WIN. NJ. BERGER
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NO SIGNS OF A WILL
Judge Davis, II Is Generally Believed,
Died lnteStats.
a Bare Possibility hat He May Have
Made a Will In I882-Pro-
iects that Tie Had
in Mind.

ny the Standards special Wire.
BETTY, March 12.-The statement that
mo- will WAS left 10y the late a. j. Davis has
arnusssi aroused a Honsi deal Of interest
less In rs well acquainted with the affairs
ut the late Judge as any one, was asked 10y
n STANDARD reporter to-day whether any
will had been made.
= far as my knowledge goes there is
no WILL" said the judge. ave know Of
Is "a will in New York, left there by MIR.
Davis before going tn Europe. That was
in lss2 or *. IL is not known hat he
Ike inien,ion OF Mr.. i Da~is to- S MSs
Butte, and an equal sum to the Deer
scheme in his head Of establishing n hos.
pital for disabled miners i'm the city. The
hospital was tai be the finest thing of the
great deal of interest i'm planning for it.
During the past few years ne was cndcav
oring to get rid of his mining properties
and put his wealth in as compact form as
possible. He then intended To consum-
mate his plan for n hospital. Blu
one business care. after another occu-
pied his mind until In fatal
will"
Tomorrow the body of judy. Davis will
the Northern Pacific. The parents of
Mr.: Dav : arr, buried at that place. There
will TX. a brief service. mt the house at Il I'D
by Rev. Mr.. Russell. of the Presbyterian
denomination, i'm which the Davis family
was brought UP. The First National bank
was open as usual until noon to-day aud
was then closed until 10 o'clock FRIDAY
morning. The banks of HoQc, Brownlcc
Co.. and w. A. Clark 4 bro, will bc
der q the day i'm respect to the cmo of
Mr.. Davis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-13
The Opera Season.

By the Standards special Wuc.
BUTTE, March 12.-The Juch opera sea-
son will open tomorrow night with the
rendition of "Faust." Only six seats re-
main unsold for that performance. For
Friday night about one hundred seats are
still unsold-all in the balcony, and for
Saturday night 125 are still for sale. Less
than onc-half of the seats for the matinee
are disposed oil.
The will arrive tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock on "a special train via
the Northern Pacific and Montana Union
railroads. =. Is. Calderhead. general
passenger agent of the Montana Uni ~,
will meet the party at Garrison and will
guide them across the wilds Of Deer Lodge
and through the mountain recess of Silver
bow county A startling surprise awaits
the noted prima donna. II Is the outrage
ously dilapidatcd carpet ON ting stage OF
the opera house. As "a recon-
pense, however. the diva is
afforded the consolation which exists i'm
the statement that new attachments were
levied or the opera house and contents
this afternoon. The banners which did
duty as ratings around the boxes have.
also been removed and brand new oil
cloth substituted i'm their stead. With the
attachment and the oil cloth IT, contcnl-
plate the audicncs. and star may possibly
worry along without "a decent c~:irlNct for
tbs. stage.
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MAY BE INVESTIGATED.
Talk nf lnGuiring Into the Statements
the Aldermen Made Regarding %lsOodlc.

Talk of lnluiring Into the Statements
the Aldermen Made Regarding l~sOotiic.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. March l2.-Thcrc is likely to bc
something done regarding the statements
of attempts at bribery made mt last cvcn-
inG's council meeting. IL was stated tn a
STANDARD reporter to-day by u gentleman
that i'm his presence mt tho McDcrmott no.
tel a man said to &. Il. Crockcr Of the
Gamewcll company that pc could in
fiuence al aldcrman's vote for n few hun
.lrcd dollars. Mr.. Croker refused point
blank to entertain the propositions, said
he would not give one cent for bribing an
aldcrmat,. and that il the Gancwcll sys-
tenn was not sufficiently mcritorious to-
recommend itself, il could he rejected.
Mr.. Carter, electrician of the Caynor
to-day began putting in the
central office system. stating that he con-
siders il the better system. Hc reiterated
his statement that thcrs. il no such thing
as an absolutely mountaineering system.
He says lac did not take Alderman McDcr-
motifs bet because he did not think il
proper to make bets I'm a council chamber,
but has the money ready any time Aldcr-
man Mci)crmott wants To cover il. His
reason for putting in the central office
system is that il will he more accurate and
give better satisfaction. and that the alder
men who voted for the Gaynor system
voted for il with the understanding that
ii was to he the central office system, the
more expensive of the two.
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READY TO INCORPORATE.
b Projectors Of the Electric Railway
Company tn Meet.

The Projectors Of the Electric Railway
Company tn Meet.
iy the standard special Wire.
BUTTE. March l2.-The projectors of the
new electric railway company will meet
at the Office of Hogc, Brownlcc
4 Co., for the purpose of Incorporation.
Articles of incorporation have already
been drawn up. lacking only the name of
the company. IL is likely tho name sc-
lected will Ia tho Metropolitan Electric
Railway and Power company. The incor-
pora ton will h. under thc railway law.
which provides that shares shall bc 500
each. The capital stock Of the company
will therefore consist of 1000 shares of
500 each. The railway law also provides
that there shall be five incorporators, and
consequently NJ. Il. has been
added to the names of Mcssrs Hogc, Sar-
gcant. DickeusOn AMI Warren. The
stock will bc subscribed by these gentle
men.
r. T.. Sergeant appeared before the
board OF county commissioners to-day
and urged the matter of n franchise for
the The commissioners said
that the franchise had been referred to
County Attorney Baldwin some six weeks
ago and was still in his hands. IL was
finally agreed that the matter should bc
considered by the board at > o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. and representatives
ON both sides will bc present. The COM
pany does not desire to resort To consicm-
nation proceedings unless il il absolutely
necessary.
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NO EFFECT ON the JUDGE.

Mr.. Cem weeps . Jsha-t.wn Fioosl
to NO Avail.
BY the Standards SpsriaI Wire.
BUTTE. March 12.-Morc evidence has
turned mp against John McCombe, the
man with tho weak lachryma1 glands, ar
rested for hurElarizing b residence of
Fred Ritchie ON Mercury street some time
last week. The stolen gold watch, which
was returned Ivy Mct;ombc i'm N badly
battered condition, contained a diamond
set. When the watch was recovered the
dinmond was missing, and when asked
What siisI,osision he had made OF the stone
was given 10 him. This afternoon Deputy
Combe. icarnc.i that the latter had sold
ieweier. Hcs:ices admitted having rSr.
mounted the Stone aud sold il tn ~
Helena man, who was wearing il
for a stud. A Told coin which
found i'm the possession of u woman ON
Mercury street, who said that il had been
given T." her 10y Mct,ombc as a slight I
presenting the bangle to his charmer Me-
Combe had the inscription ''From Jack to-
The girl gave the hauhlct tn thu ofliccr,and
it will be used as evidence against Me-
Conbc when he comes up for trial in the
This afternoon McComhc was taken he
fore Judge Eddy to hear decision i'm the
case. The court held him i'm bonds of $40
to appear before the grand jury. When
the decision was made the prisoner burst
into spasmodic crying fits and allowed
tears to flow so freely that the court was
Threatened with u small edition OF the
Johnstown horror. The prisoner finally
controlled himself sufficiently tn implors
the court tn reduce the bond to 500. say
ing he could secure that mount. Judge
Eddy, however, was not to bc moved by
the mans tears aud plcadings. and Nc
Combe. still weeping and wailing, was
taken to the jail.
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ALL READY FOR 1T.
asutte'- roundmaster L. Up and .Srter Ills
Accusers.

Accusers.
DrTrE, March 12.-poundmaster Col.
Inns appeared before the judiciary COM
mittcc of the city council to-day for in
vestigation. ~ wish tn confront my ac-
cuscrs," said Mr.. Collins. ~ have hit L.
crto borne "a stainless regulations, and I
want to know who those are who have
blackcncd my character. l am conscious
of my integrity. If / have ever drawn
one cent from the city for salary since
November %. 1859, the date of my appoint
.nent. will conccdc my body. I wish "a
free. full and impartial Investigations, and
let st~enographic reports be.. published
i'll tile newspapers. There are
certain parties actuatch by jealousy h
are responsible for tho reports" Mr.. Col
Inns was given until tomorrow to prcparc
an itemizcd statement of his accounts
and transactions since appointed poaind-
master. The committee adjourned until
tomorrow,
The Newkirk and police investigation
being concluded, il is likely that. after the
Collins investigation IL over, there will be
AN investigation into the ~intination of
tribery made at last evenings council
meeting. The matter is too serious to he
passed over lightly and the public il am
xious to know what is at the bottom OF il,
IL there is anything i'm Il at all.
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The Company Organized.

BUTTE, March 12.-Articlcs of incorpor-
alton were filed to-day for the Garrison
Fire Clay. Brick and Tile The
i~ncorporators alv William Facer of Deer
Lodge county and Chauncey w. West,
John L. Lloyd, Edwin II. Irvine and Will
liam III. Young of Butte City. The object
of the is to operate fire clay and
brick works. etc., and carry on n general
fire clay, sewer pipe. tile and brick busi-
ness in Montana. The term of existence
is 20 years. The capital stock shall bc
100000 shares of the par value of IS per
share. The operations of ttc company
are to be carried on at present at and near
Garrison. in Deer Lodge county, tRst tive
principal office shall TIC in Bate.
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They Would Like tn Hear fro"s Hi,".

Ey the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March l2.-Dcputy Sheriff Fritz
OF Denver was in this city hv. or six weeks
ago after two prisoners. He obtained the
prisoners. and was then kept i'm Butte "a
week or ten days by hsbSas corpus pro-
ccctlings for the release of one of the
prisoners, and by "a snow blockade. tie is
said to- have bscosn. short of money dur
ing that time and was kindly provided for
at the sheritf's office by Sheriff Lloyd
prisoners. Since la. 1efs Butte nothing
has been heard from him and Mr.. Lloyd
and other. are very anxious tn know
whether he ever reached Denver, ar was
massacIed 10y his prisoners en- route. Any
formatio i'm the matter would te thank
fully received.
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BUTTE, March l2.-It is to d: regretted
that the discordant demand for money
should br mingled with the sweet strains
of opera. but such IL the ease. Tonight
James McCaiR was served by the sheriff
with "A garni-hec for <i,loo ON tn. receipts
of TIA. Juch opera performance. The gar
nishec liz i'm behalf OF the Hptsr Mouafoi
Publishing company on n claim for advcr-
Using. printing and general newspaper
work. A few hours previously Mr.. Nc
Caig had been served with - garnishec for
500 in behalf of the late A. j. Davis. II
is stated that the claim will only hold III
respect to Mr.. MAguire's al
the receipts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-13
The Jury COuldnt AErc~.
a nHnr.l Sneial tlI8Nc

BY the StandardTs SIsttiaI HT.
BUTTE, March 12.-Aftcr voting since
last evening, the jury i'm the Sullivan case
was discharged late to-ni9ht, not being
able to agree on n verdict. They stood
eight for acquittal and four for convic-
ticn. The case will he retired later. To-
morrow the trial of Howell hon for
murder will begin. In the matter of the
estate of George jackson, who was killed
ON the railroad, the hearing i'm the petit
ton of Lawrence Muldoon for letters Of
administration was set for April Il. In
the case of j. r.. Silver vs.. the city of
Butte, the hearing in the motion OF de-
fcndant for leave tn file answer was set
for Saturday.
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BUTTS, March The activity i'm real
estate continues and sales in all additions
are increasing in numbcr with the advent
of spring. Next week still another adj
dition will he placed ON the market, the
Blackfoot addition. II is situated near
the Consolidated in East Gen.
~tervillc and IL by the Buffalo,
Finding. Ridgly and Little Mince claims.
The owners are James A. Talbot, James
A. Murray, Jefferson McNamee and T.. =.
Warren. The addition contains 100 lots,
which will be sold by Mantle 4 Warren.
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Death of Richard Porter.
by the Standards Special Wire.

10y the SttIsuSfu y SHeclI Nuc.
BUTTE, March 12.-At 3 O'clock this
morning Richard Porter died ut his resi-
dencc. corner of Galena and Montana
streets, after suffering the most intense
pain for "a month. On the first of last
February lac was seated Oh n load of poles
which was being brought i'm from Basin
creek. While passing under the fiuine he
was struck by the timbers of the huInc
and thrown onto the poles
with which the wagon was loaded. He
was at oncc brought to the city in a help
less condition.. The attending physician
discovered that the unfortunate mans
hack had been broker and that he was
beyond the aid of medical skill.
Since then he has been lying in he'd i'm 10
perfectly helpless condition. quietly await
ing the end, which he realized was each
day drawing Close. and bore his terrible
afiiiction i'm the most heroic He
was ~ years Of age and was horn i'm a
humble little cabin on the site where Dem
vcr. Colo., now stands. He was - man Of
excellent parts and his friends
10y the score, all Of whom regret his un-
timely and frightful end. The funeral
will take place from the family residence
tomorrow afternoon at z O'Clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-13

Ball inritattows and society pySHti,s0 ere
cxted IN an artistic manner at the Ssond-
ard Office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-13

For line imported. domestic and Key
West cigars and all brands of tobacco go
70 Sam Johnssone, Star block.
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BY the standards Special Wire.
Butte, March 12.-John Helehan to-day
retired from the real estate firm of Gamer,
Nichols a. Helehan. The withdrawal
arose from n difference of opinion i'm the
firm az to whether the Emma Nevada
property should be pushed at present or
not. Mr.. Hclehan sold his interest i'm the
firm for Sl.5OO and bought the firms inter-
csts in the Emma Nevada mine for $1,000.
He will assume charge of the Emma
Nevada and push it's developement. Mr..
Helehan Ii known as au energetic and
reliable business man and is regarded ~
one OF the best mining authorities i'm the
camp. Professor Kern of the school i'm
p~enmanship succeeds MIR. Hclchan, and
the firm will be known AZ Gamer. Nichols
4 Kern.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-04

In PROBATH.-In the matter OF
Saml A. Keel, J. d. Eskew, ad-
ministrator, petitions court to sell
real estate belonging to Sam'l Keel
estate; petition was allowed. In
the matter Of the guardianship Of
E. c. Downing, minor. N. ]. Down.
ing, presents to the court a verified
report of the sale Of real estate, be-
longing to said mirror. 1t WAS Or
dsred by the court the sale be con-
drmed declared regular and binding,
and said administrator is required to
make due conveyance OF the same.
In the matter Of the estate Of Eliz-
abeth Louer, deceased. w. E. Fin
zer, administrator, presents to the
court his inventory Of the property
of the deceased, amounting 10 $3.50.
In the matter Of the estate Of Man
Do Kimball, deceased, Leona Helen
brand, adniuistratix, petitions the
court for an order allowing her to
,sll real property belonging to the
estate Of the deceased; the order
was granted by the court.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-04

New Book SHELvEs.-The new
shelves for the state library a'e BE-
ing placed in position. The shelves
were made In Portland by G. Shin
dler 4 Co., aud are from the best
Oregon Oak which was sawed,
planed aud fitted by the above
named company. Nr. 6hiudler 10
here this week experimenting the
putting Of the shelves and cases in
place. From the hasty look Of q
JOURNAL reporter he would con-
clude that the work had been well
executed and that none but first
class material had been used.
When the work is completed In
placing this furniture In proper
position aud the books are again in
place Oregon will have state IL
brary that will compare well With
thoss Of many Of the older states.
The walls Of the library hall have
been newly painted and the ceiling
has had q new coat Of frescoing and
the floor has received good paint
ing since the books have been taken
out.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-04
The Salisbury Cure.

There is probably no remedia
agent known to modern life whicl
equals hot water In its good effects
upon the system. Its very simple
ity and accessibility tend to lessoi
its inlpressiveness to many people
who, If it could be bottled up and
sold at dollar pint, would be dill
igent In It's use. 1t is to DR.. Sails
bury OF New York that the discov.
cry of hot water as u tonic, a seda.
tive, general restorative of har
mony IN the system, Is due, and the
famous salisbury Cure" is simply
the proper use of hot water aud of
beef AS diet.
Like all other things there is a
wr"ng way and a right way to take
hot water. DIR. Salisbury's method
prescribes four pints each day, to be
taken on awaking in the morning,
aud again All hour before luncheon,
MI hour before dinner, and at night
befOre retiring. With this a regi-
men Of meat.eating without other
food, but the meat can be varied, as
roast beef, steaks, chops, aud other
varieties for which the manual of
this cure gives full directions.
To those who suffer from insomo-
MIA this method Of life gives imme-
diate relief. The hot water alone is
u great promoter Of good sleep, but
united with the entire observance of
hygienic methods in proper bathing,
exercise aud diet Is Of course more
ef1tcacious than when the added
care il not given. Headache, dys.
pepsia and ills and disabilities IN
general, yield to TIE dIligent use of
hot water. A pint Of water brought
" the boiling point, hot, not merely
warm, slipped slowly just before re-
tiring. will almost invaribly aud
infaIlibly assure nights sound and
perfect sleep. There is no sedative
In the world that equals II. The
effect Is immediate and after effects
beneficial. In these days, when an
increasing portion of people are
running both health and morals with
The deadly drugs prescribed by ply
'icians for insomonia, the gospel Of
hot water cannot be too emphaliclly
presented. II their Is an elixir OF
life Ia vitality, in nervous power, In
hat serenity aud exhilaration aud
perfect balance Of harmony that
good health, Ia it's true meaning i'm
plies, 1t lies In the Salisbury Cure"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-04

ANOTHER VERsIoN.-Rev. J. r.
n. Bell, Of Roseburg, returned home
last Saturday evening from a long
tour through the eastern and SOUTH
ern states. He has shaved his face
clean since leaving Oregon, aud old
friends would not have known him
from Father Blanchet but for his
familiar voice and hearty laugh
Mr.. Bell has seen most OF the Uni
ted States worth seeing on this tour,
aud lis verdict is that there is no
place ike Oregon, And he could not
be induced to leave the state now,
by any consi0erati0n. Ashland
Record.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-04
Proposals for Stationery.
Once OF the secretary OF State.
salem, Or, Oct. lo, 1880.


Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until noon Monday Dec. !. Is00,to fur
nirh the following articles tor the Stale o
Oregon.
white laid, Carew, Cha rter Oak or scotch
linen.
30 reams letter pa per, igb, No 7 ruling,
white laid, Carew, Charter OAK or Scotch
linen.
80 reams drstclssS Congress note, lib
packages. No. ruling, white laid.
g5 5M No oH white envelopes, cob, No l
- 81 No 10 white envelopes. cello, No rag
Xxx
l2gross railroad steel pens. No 40.
Dgro-s Gillott's steel pens, No 40i.
gross Gillotts steel pens. No J0j
3gross Easterbrook ~ pens.
gross Faber's penholders, No 1876.
10 dozen Peck, stow d Wilcox s inkstands
M SOS.
4 dozen Peek, stow d wilcox's inkstands
No 5A.
10 Doz Peek, Stow d wiicox's inkstands,
No 40
~ boz ivory folders, 9inch standard,
4dozeD ivory folders, l9inch congress.
Dcz muciiage cups, No 5, AOrgans pat
lOdozen mucilase stands, reservoir No y,
ID Drsan's patent.
srsims tarkel's treasury blottins paper
II 10, assorted colors.
agro.s No Eagle Recorder lead pencils.
3 dozen Sanford's premium fiuid, quarts.
Is dozen gumued stub files, No II, lIxl5
In :hes, 30 cages.
" dozen Duplex cap board letter clips.
Is dozen Faber's rubber rulers, l4in. fat.
u dozen steel erasers, Rogers No Is. l@
hone.
q dozen steel erasers, Rogers No IS, is8
ebony.
so6oxes Faber's No 800, rubber bands. as-
sorted sizes.
6gr,ss Faber's lead pencils. No .. hexa-
Yon, gilt
iagross Faber's lead pencils. No 2. round,
gilt.
l6 doEon Faber's patent TAX and pencil
rubber erasers, mammoth.
1000 hcGill's patent paper fasteners, No 2,
nat head.
800 ncfiill's patent paper fasteners, SoI.
nat head.
l5 dozen table pads to hold papers, Iex24
inches, strong leather tips.
No
70 II hemp twine, No II.
At the same Ilsne, separate bids WIN lie
received for Ii dozen ffns penkpives, 10 be
described by trade numbers, samples 10 be
exhibited.
Bids should be marked Proposals for
stationery" None but the best quality Of
goods win he accepted. The right 10 reject
any or ali bids Is reserved. ALI the aboye
nrtlo.es to be delivered AT salem ON or be-
fore JaDnsry ~. 1891. GEO. W, MeDiilDE.
Secretary OF state.