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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
The First s~yTnptom- or Death.

Tired feeling, dull headache, pain n various psrrs of the body, sinking at the pit of the stomach, loss of appe. tie, ieverishness, pimples or sores, are all positive evidence of poisoned blood No matter how it became pois. ored it must he purified to avoid death. Dr. Acker's English Blood FL ixir has never failed to remove scrO- iulOus or syphili'ic poison. Sold un- der positive guarantee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

Finest new potatoes and onions st HOefler's. if
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

A San Diego butcher advertises choice Arizona beef shipped from Bowie Station"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

The infant child of Mir. and Mrs Walter Fife died one day last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

Have You read the analysis o! Coron ado wateTS
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

Try Ornshed Java Coffee-something new at HOeher's. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

Wilcox is afflicted with a Mexican circus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

Gents Fine Black Satine Shirts S5, at the
 NEW YORK STORE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02

FOR SALE-OHe baby carriage and spring cot and mattrass, nearly new. Also two years each of Harper, Scrib- ner, Outing, Home Maker and Cen tury. The Century contains the famous War Papers" Ayply aU PRosPEcToR office. j3O3t.
 F. E. Brsley will deliver milk dur ing the summer months anywhere in the city after dark, thus insuring milk that is sweet and fresh. All orders will receive prompt attention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-02
LOCAL NOTES.

John Behan is at Orange, New Jer- sey.
The advocate., 1891-05-20
The Kansas City Stock Yards

appointed Missouri with ample
Weighing and shipping cattle
In
8 worthy whit
The advocate., 1891-05-20
A I'D v a M C. Z


1891 W.
Mention this
The advocate., 1891-05-20

Consgnments Of stock receive the personal attention of
ny. Parties wanting assistance in feeding accommodated
The advocate., 1891-05-20
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS HORSE AND MULE MARKET
w. s. TOUGH, Manager


e In
u
settlements sold
G. RICHARDSON, MP CHILD E. RUSI
Manager. Superintendent AssL SupL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25
SECRET SOCIETIES.
An Interesting Sketch of the Growth of the
Orders in Utah.

1CRET societies are almost
as old as the human race.
Man IS naturally a social
being, and as soon as there
were enough individuals on
the earth to form society"
they associated themselves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. ND. Sept. 8.-Flour steady
and unchanged. receipts II $50 barrels; snip
ments. si6, sales, 400 barrels. Wheat weak;
No. red spot. S102A al0211; September
s10l4@1.0L,5: October, Sl03H@1 .Oo1s De
cembeI, 6l5@1.0Gs; steamer No. red,
o. {. 095c: Southern wheat duh; fultz
g5c. @s106 longberry. gGc. @S1.0G; receipts
l78 q3s bushels, shipments, $1,000 bushels
stock $40. 228 bushels sales. 10000 bushels.
Corn firmer. mixed spot, Gec.; September
6si5o.: year, 55la "a 56t4 c.: Southern corn,
white. dull G7@70c.; yellow firm 7O'a 12'4c.: re-
celpts 1904 bushels stock, 7O,2l4 bushels.
Oats easier. No. = white Western T@37'sc..
No. mixed Western. sac. asked receipts. 49,
400 bushels; stock. ll8, ll3 bushels. Rye active
and steady Mo-. $780,. receipts, .. aoz
bushels stock. 65.3Sl bushels. Hay lower;
good 10 choice timothy, Sl8.50a l4.9O.
Cotton steady: middlings. S9sc Provls-
ions firm. unchanged Butter active cream
erv fancy, 25c. DO. fair 10 choice. 20 2jc.;
do. imitation. lSa2Oc. ladle, 17c.. good 70
choice, 14m16c.. store packed. ia l4c. Eggs
scarce. 2Oc. Coffee steady. Rio cargoes fair,
1870; No. 2. lGAc Sugar, copper and This-
ky unchanged
Stocks-Virginia consols, 43 asked, do. ten
fOrties, 81 bid. do threes G3 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
|r.u6ilion Of The Grain, Produce and
Stock Markets.
LITTLE ACTIVITY IN NESS PORK.
o,cncd Iower-Trado in Corn Light.
Quotations iros" the
Exchanges.

c-..,eo Sept. 3. Especial. Lower cables
lice receipts caused the wheat market to
s., about &c. lower than Saturdays close.
~ ,rincipal weakness was IN cash and sam
i..s which we're from 10 3 cents lower.
-. for export has been very light. and
49, tein, the key 70 the situation. there can
,, encouragement for holders in the ab-
"a Of export orders from abroad We
"a such large surplus TO dispose Of, say
.nson. Bros. b Co. that the price will de
end entirely upon the demand from abroad.
1te-e vas some activity in corn but the
"a was light. with a lower range OF values
~ demand for cash and sample lots OF oats
I'll corn was very good. and every thlng was
mel up and the market closed at about
.fsit cent rally from the lowest POINT.
~. provision market opened at about sat
..ise.s closing prices. There were few out
- speculative buying orders. bui packers
s,4b6llers were again free sellers ana soon
IIeus-ket became weak. Traders seemed 70
-. tLa selling fever az once. and selling and
80. ioss orders flooded the market and dc
.f,rs III -0c per barrel IN mess pork occurred
!, a lew moments. There IS 40 telling where
go r,arket would have gone 20 had not pack
s-sen1 a few large traders who have been
49, seifers tie past few DAYS turned buyers
l.,' ~. break. thus checking the decline. The
,-srFef closed heavy. with indications Of
Lover prices for tomorrow.
Following is the report of the United
Wb.a. Wheat was depressed to-day by
enormous receipts and very oearish cable adj
vices. Closing prices were 2llg25lc. lower
receipts. 1859 cars.
com Tie corn market was weakened by
ge sbseuco of frost aud the heavy receipts.
TIE weakness la wheat also had depressing
influence Closing prices were 52@l9c.
lover receipts 81 cars.
Oats Oats dull and featureless. Closing
prices were c. lower receipts 93S cars.
Provisions Provisions we're raided by the
hackers aud many holder on snail margins
acre forced out OF tie market. pork declined
T.c. lard l7isc., and ribs 2592rzc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

RGcHMoNp. Va. Sept T. offerings Of to-
baccos al auction on Change to-day
Offerings. u packages suu-cured tObaocos.
One pakage sold at s2l. one taken IL At ZIG. 80,
che sold at 1913. one al $40, one at Sll.
one at 10. IS, one at 5000, one at $50 one
at S.. %. one taken In at 57.25. one nj 81. one
sold az $500 one at SO. one al s5.f5, one 1T
"a 90 ono at a. 40, one at $500, one at $40
one at 126O. one ct r2.4O one. taken IN at zoe.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary f
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day Wrap
pers. % hOgsheads filters. hogsheads; cut
tors. hOgsheads smokers, l3 hogsheads:
dark leaf Is hOgsheads. Total IS hogsheads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day Inspections bright. 1Ds hOgsheads and
tlerce. dark. s6 hOgsheads and 10 nerces:
Western. 80 hogsheads Reinspectons bright.
] hogshead dark. hogsheads and tierces
Western. II hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's. Allegheny. Old Domin-
ion, Vaughans, ShOckOe, Jones. CTenshaw's,
Meals. Davenports She bourne's and SEA-
brooks tobacco warehouses report today.
Receipts, 10S packages; deliveries, 90 pack
ages.
Office of the Collector of the United States
Internal Revenue reports cOlectionsfor Rich
mOnd to-day. Tax paid cigars and cigarettes.
S4.Sl430; tax paid plug tObaccos, l,5sSz
Total. S641252.
Our General George w. Williams, Of the
-ih VI Daieo "a ~ iG1N Aao J1HN
from the Greenbrer White Sulphur Springs,
whore be has been spending the summer. The
General if greatly improved III health. and
seems in fine spirits
Our Mr.. Harvie Warrington has Just arrived
f IN Bellefonto. Pa. where he paid most
delightful visit 10 friends and relatives.
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day L. L. Morton, Clarksyille
Va: ID. Y. Cooper. Henderson. N. c.; j. ID.
Bullock, g. r. Biackey, Oxford. N. c.; w. +.
Hippo. Caroline. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09


NV l0aE, Sept. money closed al per
cent the highest rate Of the day The lowest
was per cent. Exchange closed dull. post
81 Tales, i'3 $50, actual rates, 4S2a4S24
loi SHY day bills and 4s45f 485 for demand
government bonds closed steady; currency
os no. bd As. coupon, ll715 bid; OK
tended pa, registered. ga55.
Trading Do the Stock Exchange this morn
iug Was active. pa 800 shares changing hands
% ile Two hours TO noon. There was cOnsid-
siAoe teNeushness III connection with deal
uss ana some lTregulauty Theprincipal deal
,,,ss were 10 mon Pacific. North American
9s'olu Pacific Nickel Plate preferred, Cana
uAooathefn, Rock Island and Atchlson The
ypenmg figures Were generally fractionally
-isnei while Delaware and Hudson was es-
fpy~i} strong. advancing Ons per cent On
N5 oiAef hand MON lacihc was very weak
snl declined Ia t. 4lI. There was O
s-'1-ef fractional advance in the general let
SSuleg The early part OF the inst hour aud
Nofin American and Canada Southern adj
'Aneed one per cent each and Nickel Plate
second preferred advanced per cent. Toward
ooeh there was "a slight reaction. but in
We second hour tho market was again strong
So pnces advanced ~ some cases 10 the ton
lsufes by noon. The advance at noon RANGED
tioiA II t0 ia per cent. as compared with Sat
N 'iay s figures The market was not so strong
Sne last hat OF tho day. and dealings were
.s'' active Prices sagged IN most cases
throughout the afternoon. The bears ham
i-eied Union Pacific and ST Paul at intervals
80 eEery attempt TO advance prices was met
VIZ Tree sales Es1he market close i,,uusettled
VIZ prces rregularly and slightly changed
= u'osi cases iron those of Saturday. There
49,. W feature IN connection with the after
10 iUJ.lG Shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

sYtnroms Moisture; intense itching and sting
FMS most ST night; worse by scratching. If al
lowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulcerato, becoming very sore
bwayDes ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing heals liberation, and in most cases removes
the tumors. At druggists, OF by mail, for 50
cents Or. Swayne a Son. Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
Now York Cotton Market.

NywYoRK. Sept. g. Messrs. Hubbard. Price
4 Co in their cotton circular tonight. sny:
Yesterday was daJ Of great excitement and
wild fluctuations in Liverpool prices hue
tuating wildly under the liquidation Of open
interests for both accounts. Our cables tell
Us the advance was checkedsby heavy selling
orders from America and the increase IN the
volume of the receipts al the ports To-day
that market recovered portion OF the do
cline, closing quiet. however, at points be-
low the last quotation OF Saturday. Our mar
ket opened with sellers with II TO II points
decline. losing gradually during the day and
closing steady at the decline An increase IN
the movement Of the crop, together with
clearing weather over the cotton belt can De
assigned as the causes Of the easier market To-
day. though the crop accounts as puDlshed
10y the weather service we're OF character
calculated 20 maintain prices. Until after the
Agricultural Bureau report IS puD!ished on
Thursday the trade will be- lOath TO enter
into fresh engagements and quiet market
can be looked for after the recent excite
meutn
Fntures closed steady. Receipts for tho
dav al all ports $4,000 bales. against N'OJO
bales last year. The Southern markets are
steady 10 firm. with l-l6 advance at Galveston
and :. at Charleston. The spot market IL
duh at 1-l6c. decline in quotations. Mlddllng
uulauds 50 Sales, 80 bales There has
been sold during the past week and not be-
fore reported for spinning and export Z.Dtl
bales Transactions IN futures l26 900 bales,
September, s5Ga6.59 October S79@5.75;
November. 8.0lns92: December, 90l@9.O
February. g20@8.3O March 939Q9.40 April
S.49as5O May. $500 $50; June,s s6S@o.o9
July, 9.7709.7S.
la Liverpool. Spot cotton steady: mid
dlines uplands. AZ. sales 10 900 bales, tu-
lures firm. Soptem Der October, 4.53-64;
October November. 1894, November-De-
ccmber. 62-64. December January ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va. September 8, 1891.
orFFnlNQg

RICHMOND. Va. September g. 1891.
oFFFBgNas.
Wheat ,297 bushels.
'Corn-2.5 4t bushels.
Oats-25ss bushels
SALES.
Wheat I.249 bushels.
Corn q, 5A bushels.
Oats 80 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
Wheat -Longberry, ii to sio6; mixed, Il
to 81 C6 shoftberry, &c. 10 sl.O5; No. roo
<l.03 10 Sl.01 an
Corn White Virginia. &c. TO 69c.;
No. 2white. csc. 10 60c.; No. mixed, &C
Oats-No. 2. SIC. 10 3sc.; No. 8, Doc. TO &c.;
winter (for seed. 47c. 10 62c.
kye-gso TO $l.03
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
Oh. Whit a Cough.

WIN you heed tho warning-the signal. per.
hAps OF the sure approach Of that more terrible
disease Consumption Ask yourselves II yo1
can afford for the sake of paving % cents.
10 run tho risk and do nothing for 1t. We knc "
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure
moro than million Of bottles were sold the past
year. IL relieves Group and Whooping Congll
az once. Mothers. do not be without IT,. Sample
bottles. free Sold by Bodeker. Brothers and
M Shields q Co. corner Of Fifth and MAJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09
Cincinnati.

CRo1xSAr1. O.. Sept. s.-Pork- Regular,
&l075ml0. 97t[ family, Sl25O011 vs.
Bacon-Short clear sides 81 @s3.c. Whisky
Sales 1913 barrels at sl.1S per gallon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-09

Flour-Flour steady and fairly active:
prices unchanged. Southern -four CLOSED
steady: trade and family extras, "A. 5Oa So.lo.
Wheat " helt options opened ltsc lower
on weaker foreign market and fine weather
abroad There was considerable selling at
intervals throughout the day and prices were
weak throughout. closing "a to &c. lower.
Spot lots closed easier; No. 2 red winter spot,
Sl.Ol1s September, Sl035s; October, silvia
December, s1O7H.
Corn-Corn options fairly active and weak.
closing p! 10 lc. lower. Spot lots easier.
Sales. No mixed SPOT. TIC: September, i2c.;
October, 672c.; December, 5o94c.
Oats Dat options we're dull but steady
throughout closing unchanged. spot lois
closed quiet Spot sales, No. ! white, Alc.;
No. 2 do. 400ilc No. / mixed. 36'lc; NO
2 do. 3Gc.: No. mixed. September, 3j53c.;
October. 3GIc.
Pork-Pork firm. new mess, S11.75@12.25.
Lard Lard dull hat steady September
1873: November. lS760.
Sugars Raw quiet but firm: centrifugal. 80
degrees test. 3 7-l6Q3lsc. muscOyado. ~ test
303 Lice; refined fairly active and firm; cut
loaf and crushed, SIC; powdered. 474c;; gran,
ulated 4HN4l4c; cubes and mould a,
30. confectiOners "A' 5-lGc.
Coffee Spot lots closed steady far mo car
goes. 100
Petroleum Pipe Line certificates were dull
and lower during the forenoon. The market
is bare Of any important news from the fields.
October opened size; highest, 5714c.; low
est. see; closing, SOC.
Naval Stores The market for naval stores
was steadily held, with spirits turpeniine
quoted AT SIZE for regular barrels and 35c.
for machine barrels ROsin Common, S1,3b
strained. sl.3716; good strained, Sl,40.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-12
ROUND ADtO K TIwc--

A valuable bunch Of keys awaits q
claimant at this office.
The remains of the late w. II. Nesbiti
will be taken to Cerrllos at 8 80 this
evening and the funeral will take place
there tomorrow afternoon. A delegation
from Carleton post, G. A. R., will accom-
pany the body to Cerrllos.
Constable Chaves, of Galisteo, last
night brought in Avan Lucero and con-
fined him in Jail on the charge of mur-
derng basilio Romero. The only evi
dence against the accused is that the foot
prints in the snow precisely fit his boot.
Henry +. WuIf, who with Messrs.
KofInger and Deutsch, of Denver, G. L.
A. Fischer and Others of Santa Fe, have
organized the Santa Fe Development
company, arrived last night and is 10.
dsv engaged in perfecting the details of
this new organization. 1t means a street
railway, water storage reservoirs and
many other improvements for the capital
city this spring.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-12
A Republican Silver Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The meeting of
the Republican members of the house
who are friendly to silver at Representa-
tive Town6end's rooms at the Eismere
hotel last night WAS attended by fifteen
members, and among them we're several
representatives from the Mississippi val
ley states. The conference was devoted
to full ami Tree discussion of the silv,r
question: and especially with reference to
the political aspect oi the matter. There
was feeling, espec ally among the rep
resentttives OF the agricultural states
present, that whatever measure is
passed it should be a Republ.
can measure, and several among
them announced that while they felt
friendly to silver they would not be a
party to any Democratic scheme. They
also went 80 far AS to say, rs if by au
thorlty, that the president would veto The
free coinage bill for the passage of which
Democrats would be responsible
rome OF the more conservative silver
men present advanced the idea that it
would he possible to yet the Republican
party to agree upon bill providing for
free coinage uf American silver product,
making mint charges upon foreign silver
equal to the dtferenre IN the price of sill
yer coin and silver bullion. 1t WAS said
that The president would sign such
q bill if fathered by the Republican
side of the house. The result of the
dellberation WAS to authorize the drawing
of bill on This basis, and to make an
effort to secure caucus Of representa-
tives.
Repre- sentative Wilcox of the house
coinag committee said to Post reporter
last night that the senate silver bill will
be reported from the house coinage com-
committee this week. There will
be two reports: An adverse one,
signed by Representatives Wickham,
Walter, Comstock, Knapp and Taylor
(Republicans), and Tracey, Wilcox and
Vaux (Democrats). The favorable re-
port will be signed by Representatives
Carter and Bartine (Republicans), and
Bland and Williams (Democrats).
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-12
CONDENSED NEWS.

Geo. W. Sherman Is very ill in New
York and il not expected to recover.
Henry Watterson has written to Gov
Hill. of New York, in the interests ol
Democratic harmony as regards Hlll's
conduct toward Cleveland.
Little or nothing Was done in congress
yesterday.
Henry Boyer, a private in company A
l7th United States infantry, shot himself
at Camp Pilot Buttes, near Rock Springs,
W,o.
The dead body of Eiitor Joseph Free.
man, OF Independence, Mo-, was found III
corn field near his home. 1t is sup.
posed that he was killed by jumping from
u train.
A regularly organized system Of stealing
carried on by either the employees of the
big express companies or the clerks IN the
custom house has been evidenced in New
York by an investigation.
A disastrous cyclone swept through
northern Alabama. A great deal Of dam.
age WAS done at Helena.
Frshtful results of the blizzard in Ne.
braska are coming in. Many lives were
lost and many herds of cattle perished.
Engineer Henry Heide was killed ny
the turning over OF the engine OH the
Atlantic & Pacific at Augell station,
A. I.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-12
GONE TO HIS REST.
Death Of Cou"ty Commissioner Nesbitt-
A G"od Citizen called II nee.

Hon. W. H. Nesbitt, of Cerrillos, diet
at the Exchange hotel shortly after
O'Clock last evening. His death was moi
unexpected. For scme months he hac
been i'll with complication OF lung ane
stomach troubles, and while in the cit,
on January 70 to attend meeting of tnt
county board he was taken suddenl,
worse and compelled to take to his bed.
The unsettled condition of county affairs,
too, also worried him very greatly, anC
when it gradually daaned upor
him that he had been deprived of sery
Ing IN position to which he had been
honestly elected, his opponent candiily
admitting the same and making no etfor,
to contest his claim, the effect was anv-
thing but inspiring to q man in his frame
of mind.
During his illness every attention was
shown the deceased, for he was man OF
many fine traits OF character, big hearted,
congenial frank and honest in all h,s
dealings, and hence had warm frien ds
IN every sphere of life. Mrs.
Nesbitt was with him in his sickne and
bore up bravely under her sffiiction. She
il left with two little children aged 3 and
7 years. The tenderest sympathy is felt
for her.
Mr., Nesbitt was a native of MICHIGAN
ami 10 years of aye. He served in the
war OF the rebellion as lst sergeant of
company H, lst Nebraska cavalry, but
alter u yeai = service retired owing to dis
ability. In 1878 he removed to Cerrllos
and there passed busy life, be-
ing identified with every move
calculated to advance the interests of his
adopted home AMI Santa te county. He
was u member OF Carleton post, Il. A. X. =,
in good standing In 1876 he vas
elected to serve as county commissioner
and pei formed his duties faithfully, 80
well, in fact, as to have no difficulty IN
scoring another victory at the recent
election. His remains will this evening
he conveyed to Cerrillos for interment.
Peace be with him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-12
Personal.

Sheriff J. A. Lockhart, an efficient and
brave officer, came up from Grant
county this morning.
Mrs. Walker, wife Of Representative
Walker, of Cofax county, is in the city
on visit to old friends.
Ex-senator s. w. Dorsey, OF Chico
Springs, well known and popular, is in
the city and Can be found at the Palace.
Sam. A. Steele, rustllng and success.
ful Chicago travelling man, is at the Pal
ace in return from trip to California.
At the Exchange Francisco Miera,
Tramperas; Henry Grant. Abiquiu; Alex.
Rosenberg, Ell Rito; Chris Sellman, Las
Vegas.
Attorney W. J. Mills took the train for
Las Vegas this noon. He went away
looking as if he had accomplished what
he wanted.
Sheriff rrsnqnlino Luna, of Valencia,
left at noon to-day for Valencia county !;
he has to serve jury venres and sum
mons witnesses for the coming term of
court at Los Lunas, which commences
uudo' .I'u nov Lave Monday next.
Mr.. II. e. stone, Of Syracuse, N. Y, is
guest at the Palace, accompanied bv
his daughter. Mr. Stone comes with
letters to Mr.. F. T. Webber, and may be-
come identified with Santa Fe's prosper
ity after he looks around little.
Nnma Raymond, capitalist, banker,
county commissioner, and member of the
board of regents of the agricultural col
lege, is in the city from Las Cruces; he
swears, by the great nine gods Of Clusium,
That he would not take militia warrants
as git, less buy them fer hard cash.
At the Palace: Geo. G. Robinson and
wife, Chicago; J. J. schafer, London,
Eng; N. Manchester, Las Vegas; Alloys
jacobs, Denver; B. G. Kraus, New York
+. F. Osston, New York; Chas. Allison,
Wichita Falls; s.. W. Dorsey, Chico
Springs; Chas. Edmunds, Las Vegas, T.
Romero, Wagon Mound; S. A. steele,
Chicago; Henry Lockhart, Albuquerque;
A. E. Roullier, Psraje; Numa Raymond,
Las Cruces; J. A. Lockhart, Deming.