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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 1s.-Flour etroug, I'M
changed-receipts, 1921 barrels; shipments, 29l
barrels; sales 1880 barrels. Wheat unsettied-spOt,
1.09kai.o9H; the month. 1.o0ha10sh; September,
1o91alo911; October, Losafai.l 10; December, HIN
asked; steamer No. Q, red, LEGAL. u; southern
wheat weak: Fulrz, 1.O0al09; Longberry, 106al. 10
receipts, 26s,46s bushels shipments liz 500 BUSH
elsstock, ,611 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels
Corn dull-spot, -; the month, "a; september, e;
southern corn steady, white, 7OaI2; yellow, Iaa
1s-recepts. e,s1s bushels; shipments. hone stock,
$500 bushels, sales, none. Oats easier-No. 2
white western, Al asked; No. mixed western,
4skasS-receipts, 1895 bushels: shipments, none;
stock, 99,ll1 bushels. Rye steady-No. 2. Los
receipts, a,O97 bushels; shipments none; stock, 81
6st bushels, Hay quiet and steady-good to choice
timothy, I&o0ais.o0. Grain freights quiet, un-
changed. Cotton weRk-middiing, nominal 8.
Provisions, unchanged. Butter active-creamery
fancy, 20; do fair to choice, 1Ial9; do Imitation,
lesli; ladle, fancy Is: good to choice, lsal4;
store-packed, 1la13. Eggs steady-15x. Conee
steady-kio cargoes, fair, 10; No. Z, 1tk. Sugar
In good demand and nrm-granulated, unchanged.
Copper steady-renned, 1lkallx. Whisky-i.25s
LIS car lots; 1.2sal.s0 for les0 than car lots.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, August 10 tclosinR). -wheat--Au.
gust, 1.olk; September, 1.ook; December, 1.0fx.
Corn-AuGmt,67, September, 0SX. Oats-AuRust,
ask; September, ask. Pork-September, 10. rs:
Lard-September, &S6 Rtbs-september. as5,
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SWEPT BY TORRENTS.
Many Persons Drowned BY a Cloudburst in
Austria.

VIENNA, August ia dispatch from Bother;
an Austrian town at the confluence of the Taller
and the Elsach, announced the partial
destruction Of the village Of Kallman
through a cloud burst. The cloud it
appears, burst over the mountain near Bother,
which is protected from inundation by strong
dyke two miles in Lengthy. The fall Of water
flooded the lowlands and converted mountain
stream into torrent. which swept through the
village of kallman. CARRYING away men and cat
tic and destroying half the houses of the place.
Many persons were drowned and the Brewer
railroad track was flooded.
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Pcovle's Party In Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, August ls--A call will be
issued this week by tie state representatives Of
tire peoples party to meet at Auburn Septem-
Der for the purpose Of perfecting state
orzaaization and laying out the work of the
great cmpaign of g." tits learned that the plat
form 70 be adopted will. with one or two excep-
tions, ,be sinilar TO the one adopted at Cincin-
natl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18

MEXICAN snvER.-The bureau Of American
republics is informed that during the month Of
June silver to the value Of s2O2 3l3 was received
at the Mexican city Of Mazatlan from the inte-
rior Of the state Of Sinaloa- Many American
miners are at work there with the native Mexi-
cans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
The Columbian Society Incorporated.

The Columbian Society filed certificate Of
incorporation today. The objects, mutual inn
provements, protection and edifcation Of its
members. and the trustees. David W. Houghton
and Thomas c. Carey Of this city and ". Il.
Roach Of New York city.
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A DISTRESSING TRAGEDY.

Three Artists Drowned While Sketching In
Boat
CIscISsArr, August ia. IL o'clock this
morning boat containing a party of four
artists sketching on the Ohio river opposite
this city capsized near the Kentucky shore and
three were drowned.
Those who persisted were: Clara Fechheimer.
aged IS, daughter Of leading shoe mann.
lecturer Of this city. Miss Hamburger of
Chicago, visiting Miss F. and Joseph Black.
cousin of the president Of the Black Printing
Company Of this city.
Another young man named So1omons escaped
drowning by swimming to the shore.
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Seized BY THE CoRwIS.-Capt Hooper, com.
'manding the revenue steamer Corwin, reports
to the Treasury Department under date OF
Ounalaska, July 81. 1891, that while cruising in
the vicinity of the Pribylof Islands, July %, he
seized the schooner Ethel, hailing from San
Diego, Cal, for violation Of the Presidents
proclamation of June Is, 1891, in regard to
sealing in Boring sea- He says be towed the
vessel to Ounalaska and turned her over to the
senior naval officer present on the 30th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18

HENSEPN CANAL--The following are the
members Of the board Of army engineers who
are to take under consideration and report upon
a site for the western terminus of the Illinois
and Mississippi river (Hennepin) canal: Gen.
o. NJ. Poe, chairman; Mai. Ale xander MacKen-
lie and Capt. W. L. Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18

NAVAL OsDEns.-Capt. B. J. Cromwell has
been ordered to the navy yard, League Island,
- captain Of the yard; Surgeon Howard Wells
70 temporary duty at the naval station New
London, Conn; Lieut.. James d. Adams has
been detached from temporary duty in the
bureau Of equipment and placed ON waiting
orders; Lieut. waldemar D. Rose from Che
leave Of absence for three month";, Eneiru
Harry Phelps from the Naval Academy, 95th
instant, and ordered 70 the Yantie Let esptsm.
Der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18

YOU WILL NEVER .'FIND" TIME FOR ANY
Il thing:
IL you Nauf time. you must make IT,
II YOU want 4 try Carlsbad sprudel Salt
lou must "1ake"i,.
II is natures own remedy for all diseases OF the
stomach, liver and kidney. for constipation and rhsu-
matte Affections. Be sure to obtain the genuine i'm
ported srt:sls> 4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

REVENUE APPoIsTMESTs.-The acting secre-
tary Of the treasury has appointed the follow
ing United States gaugers: Fred H. Pray. first
district California; Joseph L. Freeman, fifth
district North Carolina; William Ossenberg,
first district New Jersey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
Huntinrton's Overtures to scarles.

New YORK, August 1a-The Journal says
it is runSored that C. p. Huntington and others
interested in the Southern Pacific Company
have made overtures to Mr.. Searles to cornpro-
mise the Searles-Hopkins will controversy by
payment Of $500, Zoo to Mr.. Timothy Hop
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DIED.

sEssE w 6
IS s. Ss. sHsR bscs Au.%:
funsrai viii take place from Fifth Baptist Church
s,rs ,seas oeseea a hall and n,rth
Friends and relatives invited.
GRS s E6ss sSdfdsny Sa NDpq.y %ernas Ausg.
year Of his axe.
Funeral private.
an. DELLA DORSEY. nss connolly. SLOWED vie q
months. native q SAT- Hi SsiSss Irissa. and "
voice VS. one Isy .sGE I, gs s.; gone
Aplsce is vacant midst
Which never can oe niled
Funeral from her late residence, No. 72a Twenty
fourth street northwest "wednesday 4 ss0a m Theme
S S s icy @ sn. s. % q
( attend ssv oiHsHn.'. Boston and ISss
DRIscoLL- on Tuesday m0rnins. August is.
ter OF Timothy A. and Mary A. Drscol. sssd nfiesa
@Rs, yssnssas s :, O'Clock
nS5ass sf1 y lss FORA sss n:
Funeral wiil take place from the residence Of HE
ss Wsdnssaay MA August Oi 81 - sits,
and friends are respectfully invited TO attend.
MUG Es.s e fHp atSh hsa ss n l 80
youngest daughter OF the late Andrew and Margaret T.
hughes.
unsrsl viii take place from her sunt's resid.nos
Mrs. catheron Hutchinson. corner twelfth aud D
on wednesday. August 10 at pm. Es.stiye. sna
friends respectfully invited to attend.
otHet Rev Sn sSHatf fHs;i H. lss,
two years, ten months and two days.
Funeral will take place "Wednesday. the 10Th instant
cSa1es corner Third and sheet, sr So SssA
On LsxSpnss n sSsss l 4
Of SsS age after short and painful ness n'a year
Funeral from 81; fs,r.chs Church on THURSDAY
friends invited 20 attend. z
1891. at 1875 pm, JOSEPH PEfIK fosfoS. n
Txsnsieth s,rsss n church. Service. p coaduessd
wEsLEI ARMIsfE&p sMrfH sas ss s ono y %sSas
A. and Katie smith, aged sir years
papers please copy.f
sSrfh &c sssa, sss esr: 81. ,s q O'Clock
s ssssSs.: y 49,, Is ss f :
yIksIsiH cSes aSsSt s HStsS Il: Z s.:.s.
Funsr., ps.ysis 90 Msdnssdas. tho 18Th issssai p
Ssm - lou; mouths sa sa ioH1
tn. ls,sly bud !, 80 Of. yCa Ss. 40 fam.
Just came % show bow swset fov9
Ere sin could harm OF sorrow fade
Death came WITH friendly care.
s nS Ssae gSo o. g sss sss1.
Funeral win take place from parents rssdencs. l9l
strees southvest, tomorrow tN~dnesday1 st2;o
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Range OF the Il

Range OF the THERMOMETERS.
The following were the readings at Office Of
weather bureau today: 8 q. M, 70; pm, g.
Maximum, IS; minimum. 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18

The trouble at the Omaha smslter IL ct an
end. Yesterday morning the man Agreed 70 90
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
FoR TEE Ton.rr

There no more use.rl elegant article than Ayers
Hair viEo--the most popular and economical hair
dresssns in tie market. II causes the hair to grow
sburd4nty and retain the beauty ndteIure Of youth
prevents badnsss. heals troublesome huuors Of the
,caiP and keeps clean. cool and healthy Both ladie.
and s-n,e-n everywhere prefer Ayers Hair vigor to
any other dressing for the hair. Mira Lydia O.
Moody. T. P.ttston. Ne. writes. II have used Ayers
Hir Visor for tine ana I. has worSed wonders
Cor ms Twas :-orbled with dandruR and falling hair
% that was rs,idly becoming bald but since using
the yiror head Is perfectly clear Of dandru the
hair has ceased coming out and I now have good
sroH;h Of the same color a. when I wasa young
woman lean Heartily recommend the Of Ayers
Hair yigor to AM suffering from dandru1 or loss
oshair;.
AYERS HAIR vIGoR
Prepared 5y Or. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell Mass
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
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oLD-rrGE rELroRApHEss
Preparati0ns for the Conventiou 10 he HelA
Here Tomorrow.

SOME OLD rrfrKs ALREADY N THE crrY-AR-
RASoENKSrs BEryo MADE FOR TEE SESSIONS
AND foH TIE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE vrsr1s
oRs-THr yAlIops COMMITTEES AND rnxrn
DurfEa
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800

800
INVESTED N SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
Hasirnp0yerishsd many Honest Wage EArusr. Civ
giving him an Uncertain Title to Fiction. Value.
Ons-half tia, amount paid to a. Weekly or M0nthIy.
g. your
CONVENIENCE MAY SUGGEST.
Our EQUITABLE
Being your csr-aia
PROTECTION.
Beauties your home. increases your actual wealth
AID makes you acknowledge that
LEE Is WORTH LIVING
In other words. happiness and comfort cost you
no,h.nS.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS,
MATTfyGs.
BABY CARRIAGES.
HYDROCARBONS.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES.
ROUSE HEIRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
917 ol9 9a1 and oo3 7thss,
$50 Massachusetts, ave nv.
Nc Gscozn. or the Peerless whitney Carriages Ex-
elusive ssency. sul6
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For TIE PROJECTION OF sErrLEns.-Gox

For THE Protection OF srrTLEns.-Gov.
Toole of Montana has, by Acting Secretary
Grant Of the War Department, been informed
that in compliance with the petition Of citizens
Of Custer county, Mont, the cavalry detach-
ment on Tongue river has been ordered from
its camp there to the Indian agency on that
river. In the opinion of the military COM
manders this force will be sufficient to guard
the interests Of both Indians and settlers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
POLICEMAN CURRY's CLUB.
Its Indiscrete Use subjects Him to Fine or
Imprisonment.

Policeman Curry Of the ninth precinct, who
dubbed Joseph Rodgers, an old colored man,
while he had the latter under arrest a. pub.
lished in TIE STAR at the time, was placed on
trial in the Police Court:this afternoon charged
with an assault on Rodgers. Lawyer Durnont
appeared for the officer and Mr.. Mullowney
represented the prosecution.
The injured mans head was partly covered
with white cotton to hide some Of the cuts. and
there were several Of them, although the officer
said he only struck him once.
Rodgers was still very weak and was appar-
emily suffering intense RPin.
Policeman Brown tolc Of a conversation he
had with Rodgers while he way lying in the
pool OF blood, but Capt. A. P. Cunningham, a
witness, said that Rodgers was unconscious and
could not possibly speak.
The officers statement was that RODGERS
struck him before he used his club
How drunk was Rodsers?'' the court in
quired.
He was drunk enough to be ugly" re-
"Did you not say at former hearing that he
was seven-tenths drunk?" the court asked.
Eyes, sir," he responded.
In disposing Of the case Judge Harper said
that an officer could not use more force than
was necessary to subdue . prisoner. II the
man was as drunk as stated he certainly could
not make much opposition. An officer has no
right to do mere than he Il Obliged to under
tbs circumstances OF the case
The officer was recalled and he said he had
been on the force since July o. Continuing,
Judge Harper said that an officer should use
his discretion in such cases, but he must not
exceed his authority. The rights Of citizens q
well ss those Of officers must be yindicated.
The officer was fined $40 or thirty days and
sentence was suspended, as it was in Rodsers'
case the other day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18

Anton Mosiier has bought for sS.ooo Of Con-
sAgs College sub 81, square ga, Is BY 30 feet on
x between North Capitol and LIST streets north
west
0eoRss T. Klipsteen has bought Of g. g. Eel
lows for q, 1850 subs II and 46, square 1861,
each 1910 By 100 fseton 18th between and q
stree b northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been ussd FOR over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PIKFECT SUCCESS. I. SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN
CURES WIND collie. and is the lest remedy for
DIA1RHrs. sold by Druggists in every part of the
vorid he and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. % cents bottle.
dl5-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
THE GREAT REGATTA.
Annual Events Of the National Amntcus
Rowing Association.

SPECTATORS LINE THE RIVER FRONT, occUPYrNd
EVERY AVAILABLE sPAcr-scENEs ABOUT THE
BOAT CLUB HOUSES AND ON THE wArrR--A GOOD
DAY AND GOOD WORK EXPECTED.
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NoSJorxr NAVAL DrxoSsrRATIox.-Acti

NoSJoINr NAvAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Secretary Solely Of the Navy Department said
last evening regarding the report that the
Chinese government had been informed that a
Joint naval demonstration would be made by
several governments, including the United
States, in the near future unless reparation ID
made for outrages suffered by foreigners that
NO orders for such demonstration had been
Issued BY the Navy Department and he had not
heard that any such demonstration was pro-
posed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18

To Resume Sweeping ON Pennsylvania Aye.
The street sweeping department will resume
the york Of cleaning Pennsylvania avenue BY
hand tomorrow morning ct o'clock. This
work was interrupted by the tearing mp Of the
street for the new cable road, but enough Of
the street has now been put IN order to make Il
worth while cleaning IL regularly. Supt. Arnold
will have ten men back again at work with the
scrapers from ~ 70 17th streets. The scrapers
have been found much more satisfactory
than the brooms, and The lstter have been
abandoned. Tho street will be swept by the
horse swsspsrs only once . week, Saturday
night - the hand men do not work on
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18

MIR. Charles Is. Elliott Is the father OF Jere
Elliott, the sprinter, Of the Coluu,bias:
has very sore arm, which has required the
surgeons care the last few days. 1t was still
bandaged this morning, but he will enter the
race, and despite the bad arm will press the
other men hard.
Peter ]. McManus Of the Albany Rowing Club
single scull race.
E. Newton Anterior Of the Metropolitan Row
ing Club Of New York weighs 1l6 pounds. He
is entered in the senior single race and 10 the
lightest man ever started in such race.
The junior four-oared crew OF the Arlington
Boat Club, Arlington, Mass, have dropped out
the race. G. L. Libby, one Of the crew, WINS
telegraphed to to come home, on account Of
the serious illness Of his five-year-old child.
The substitute, W. +. Horner, who camo with
crew has been compelled to withdraw.
Lester Dole IL the trainer Of the New York
Athletic Clubs crew. He was for several years
trainer Of the oarsmen at the st. Paul school,
Concord, N. H., which has turned out more
oarsmeu who have entered college crews than
any other preparatory school in the country.
The New York Athletic Club eight entered,
average LAG pounds The first pair oars from
that club, Valentine and Pinkney, average 1855
pounds; and the second pair, Phillips and
HARD, average $50 pounds.
G. b. Phillips, who ID entered In the second
pair oars New York Athletic Club, is president
Of the Harlem Regatta Association Of New
York and delegate to the middle states and
national associations.
N. J. Austin Of the New Rork Athletic Club,
who is entered in the junior single seals, il an
old sweep oarsman, but this 10 his frat race in
sculling.
Pair oars, No. 2-Phillips and Hard Of the
New York Athletic Club won eleven consecu-
tive pair-oared races from 1883 to 1887.
The Columbia Athletic Club has arranged .
lawn concert to be given at O'Clock toniaht
on the grounds adjoining the club house Tor
he entertainment Of the visiting oaxsmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
AYERS HAIR vIGoR

Prepared BY Or. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Perflrners.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-02
PERSONAL.

Hon. NJ. S. Otero is in the capital from
Bernalillo.
Peter Powers is over from Glorieta on
business.
U. S. Marshall Trinidad Romero went
to Las Vegas this afternoon on official
business.
sheriff Tranquilino Luna, Of Los Lunas,
arrived this morning from the south and
can be found at the Palace.
Mr.. Gabino Ribera, q prominent mer.
chant from Penssco, Taos county, is In
the city on business.
Mrs. J. B. de Luna and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Bergere, OF Los Lunas, came up
yesterday and have apartments at the
Palace.
Hon. Antonio de Vargas, the recently
elected assessor of Rio Arriba county, and
mighty good man, is in the city on bust.
ness.
Hon. Jose Nemesio Lucero, ex.assessor
of Rio Arriba county, and who made
very good record as IN official, is in the
capital city settling his accounts.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-02
They Are Worn BY Soldiers,

Evidences Of the value of Allcock'
Porous Pjasters comes in the following
letter from Charles Yeager, Of Company
A, llth U 5. Infantry, stationed at Fort
Sully, Dakota:
Il have been using Alcock's Porous
Plasters for the last ten yers, and feel
quite lost if have not half a dozen in
my possession. In this section of the
country We have at times very severe cold.
when the thermometer is below zero,
find that an Allcock's Porous Plaster o.,
the pit OF the somsch Is invaluable. They
appear not only TO warm the body, but to
invigorate the digestion. At times | have
been greatly troubled with lame back
Two Alcocks Porous Plssters placed upon
the spine invariably cure me in two or
three days. Simetimes I have bad q
severe cough and very bad cold. An
Allcock's Porous Plaster placed around
the throat and on the chest, and one
between the shoulder blades have invaris.
bly, afforded me immediate relief and a
quick cure"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-02
SANTA FE'S MINES.

The copper company's concentrator al
San Pedro will be ready for trial run in
few weeks. The reduction works will
also be started up shortly. A fine lot Of
ore is being taken out OF the company's
mines.
The new Cash Entry commentator is
now making test run under the direction
Of an expert.
Cerrillos has coal resources to ship 100
cars day. At a valuation of SIS car
averaging the different qualities,
would give an output Of over
$20O,0O0 a month. She has
mineral resources in low grade ores which,
developed and operated, could probably
produce that much or more. By these
figures 1t can be easily seen how little
Santa Fe county real resources are de-
veloped.
News from Conger's San Lazarus mine
near San Pedro is to the effect that the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-02
TIE NEW LAWS
Up to date the following bill have been
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Hon. l.. A. Hughes, collector and Gus.
todian of the federal building, received O
telegram from the U. s. treasury depart
ment yesterday announcing that the
funeral OF the late secretary, Hon. VIM.
Window, would take place at noon to-
day, and directing that the building under
his control be closed and that all L. s.
business cease, SO far as consistent with
public necessity. Accordingly no busi-
ness was transacted at the federal build
ing this afternoon.
The February weather predictions of
Rev. lrl r. Hicks, editor of World and
Works, are purely satisfactory to those
people who like nice weather. During
the month storms are only predicted for
the I'd, 18th, 18th, 14th, 22d, oath and
25th. On the 9th, 9TH and 18th there
may be reactionary storms. between
February and there will be the most
general and bitter cold wave of the winter.
The Las Vegas Optic has broken out in
several new places showing its intense
hatred OF Santa Fe. And yet Santa Fe
goes right along building more substantial
modern Improvements and enlisting the
interest OF more outside capitalists than
any other town IN New Mexico.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will be held at the Presbyterian manse
Tomorrow Tuesday afternoon from 80
to o'clock. All the members are re.
quested to be present as there is important
business to attend to.
DR.. f. w. LEngle has returned from
an extended visit to Florida. He went
there to try the climate, but says Santa
Fes beats it by long jump. The doctor
has purchased the Snowden dairy and
will continue in the milk business.
The plaza concert and the fine Gather
brought large crowd out to enjoy the
avn iuiohtiy DaAu . COuSeIt ycStclOdt
afternoon. At the close Of, its program
the band rendered La Paloma" and ola
Golendrina" very sweetly.
Several tracts OF suburban realty have
been bought up by outside investors within
the past few weeks. The spring outlook
for the capital city is splendid.
A gala time was had at the Hotel Cap.
ital social hop on Saturday night.
The governors lot is not very happy
one just now. There are some 10 COLI
yfcts in the penitentiary and application
for the pardon of about ninety of these
have been presented to the governor.
Half dozen water storage reservoirs
in the foot hills of the Santa te noun
talns would prove big investment. Water
galore will 20 to waste this spring ii
these are not provided
A bouncing boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Goebel yesterday. Mother
and child doing nicely.