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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-03

District attorney V. A. Greenleaf, of
Albuquerque, came up from the Duke
city this morning; he has legal business
here.
Mr.. Joseph Nimmo, ir., special agent
of the government to investigate irriga"
ton mattees, is guest at the Palace.
Mrs. staab and daughters expect to
leave for New York city and the east
a out the middle OF this month.
Hon and Mrs. J. B. Mayo will remain
here during the coming week and then
return to ther home at Golden.
Hon. H. L. Pickett, a prominent Silver
City attorney, is is the city to attend the
session of the supreme court.
Rev. G. R. Bliss, of the New West Ed
uca,ional society, is visiting Prof. Gaines,
OF the university.
Hor, R. NJ. Force GOT in from Ojo
Calente last night. He's always vel
come.
Mrs. Bond and Mrs. Hensel, of Es.
pamela, were visiting the city yesterday
Mr.. Willis J. Cnrrier is still in the city
from his Rio Arriba county ranch.
! Mr. P. Rumsey has returned from q
vst to Omaha.
Big social event on the tapis for next
week.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-03
Te|egraphic Tidings
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sin the senate no
business Whatever was transacted and the
senate OH motion of Mr.. Spooner ad-
iourned until Monday.
The spta aker laid before the house the
resignation of H. H Markham, as mem
her of the board of managers of the nat
onal home for disabled volunteer soldiers
in California Referred to the committee
on military affairs. On motion of Mr..
M. Kinley, of Ohio, the house then ad-
iourned until NJ ,nday next.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-03

OMAHA, Jan. 3.-Gen. Brooke and staff
together with eight companies of the "a
infantry and all the 9th cavalry hat have
been here have taken the field against
the Sioux. The latter's warriors now
number about 300. Gen Carr COM
mand has arrived at Wounded Knee creek
and will assist in forming hallow square
about the hostiles.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-03

OMAHA, Jan. "a special to the Bee
from ku hville, Dak.. says binding
snow storm, which is fast assuming the
proportions OF blizzard, has been raging
mere and at the agency since yesterday
morning.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-03
w I'll AT rs
SCROFULA

1t is that impurity in the blood, which, ac-
cumulatng in the glands of the neck, pro-
duces unsightly Jumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which developes ulcers In the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesto
tions usually ascrlbed to "humorsi" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, 1t Is the
most general of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely free from it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-29

is Blackwater, fifty miles from Moiave:
the next is Granite, six miles further: the
next Is Lone Willow, twenty-eight miles
distant from where the government party
IS reported to have started; the next is i'm
Death valley, forty miles from Lone
Willow. Ii is we'll twenty feet
deep, and the water is very salt IL is
used Tor animals only in cases Of extreme
necessity. The next is Mesquite, ten
miles northward along the western side of
the valley. IL is a little less salt but is
used regularly for animals. The next is
Benefits hole, ten miles farther, which il
said 10 be the place where Bennett, n sur
yivor of the emigrant party that persisted
IN the valley, wintered. Here shallow
well gives good, palatable water. 1t is on
the extreme western side of the valley
twenty miles southwest of the borax works.
Fight miles farther is Tule hole where
there is a sluggish, wholesome sulphur
spring. From there the trail crosses the
valley diagonally to the works.
There Is not human habitation from
Molave to the works, and none nearer
than a mine thirty miles westward in the
Panamint mountains. Thirty miles east
across the mountains are some cattlemen
in Ash mountains, but the only building
or stopping place of any kind in the whole
valley is the works, which are now shut
down.
THE borax deposits there cover several
thousand acres are rich and inexhaustible,
and all belong TO +. NJ. Smith The valley
has no other resources, for the salt will
ever remain worthless and unavailable"
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Tacoma Court Notes.

TACOMA. Ian. - Special. In the
United States district court today notice
of appeal was given in the case of the
United States VS.. Daniel r. Budd and
James Montgomery To- the supreme court
Marion D. Egbert, of Walla Walla. and
j. Nevarre, of Chehalis, were appointed
court
The 400 five-teal cans of opium seized
aboard the steamer 0iympian were con-
demned, and the trials of William Easton,
Edward Fisher and Jack Powers, for SNUG
Cling, were set for February ~.
Judge Hanford has been called To Mon
tana to take Judge Knowles bench tenn
porariiy, thus necessitating the postpone
ing of the February term.
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Dr. Darrin can be consulted free at 7olS
Washington street, Portland, from 10 a. m,
To p. m. daily. They treat all durable
chronic, acute and private diseases, with
electricity and scientific medical treatment,
such as the Eye, Rheumatism, Asthma,
Consumption, Catarfh, Dyspepsia. Indi-
gestlon. Scrofuia, Female Weakness, Deaf
ness, Sexual Diseases, Lost Manhood,
Malaria, Urinary Troubles, Piles, Bowel
Troubles, or any other durable disease.
Low charges, within the reach of all, COM
bined with the best medical skill A
friendly talk may save you thousands of
dollars or years of suffering, and perhaps
your life. Young, middle-aged or old men
suffering from the effects of follies and
excuses restored to perfect health, man
hood and vigor. Each visitor seen pri-
vately, and all communications received
in sacred confidence. 0ut-of-town patients
can write for question blanks and circulars
Tree. By that means many may be saved
the expense of a trip to Portland.
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now Prominent Lady of Seattle Was
permanently Cured by Drs. Darrin go
Years Ago.

SEATTLE. Jan. ~. 1881.
Dr. Darrin-Dear Sir: Hearing that YOU
were IN Portland and performing marvel
Gus cures | want to add my testimony to
The hundreds of grateful patients. For
many years | suffered from scrofulous sore
on my knee, tried all home remedies and
consulted the best physicians in the city of
indianapolis, Ind, where / was then liv-
ing, without any benefit. About twenty
years ago you came TO Indianapolis, and /
was persuaded to TRY you" ! called
upon you, received two treatments. the
sore disappeared and has never returned.
Ny so i-in-law is Mr.. J. f. Trowbridge, in
business at sos West street, Seattle With
gratitude, MRS. A. C. LANDS.
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CANADA WANTS RECIPROCITY.
The Only Issue Before the Country
Proposal to BE Made to blaine.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 2S.-Sir Charles
upper has been summoned to Ottawa
from London To take charge of the nego-
tiations for reciprocal commercial treaty
at Washington City. Sir Charles, who
sails from Liverpool for New York tomor-
row. win bear dispatches from Lord Sails
bury regarding reopening tho question Of
reciprocity, which he will submit 10 Seq
rotary Blaine. In view of the approach
ing election and that the main issue of
the campaign will be the question of closer
commercial relations with the United
states. it is imperative that Sir John Mac
donald should have some definite proposal
To go to the country With and sir Charles
has been called upon To see what he can
do at Washington City il regard to the
matter.
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Alaska salmon steamers rittln- out.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 2s.-The whalcback
steam tug thistle has hecn heightened
twenty feet, her engines repaired and the
propeller formerly at her bow, removed.
She will proceed TO George W. Hume,
salmon eannery on Cooks Inlet To- be util-
lied for towing fishing boats.
The karluk Packing Canpany's steamer
Bertha. Captain Anderson. will leave ono
about Saturday next for -. Paul harbor,
Kodiak. via Nanaino. She goes to the
latter port for load of coal to be landed
at the frst-named place.
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Cherokee Boomers warned or.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 3s.-The chair
man, at the suggestion of the House COM
mittee on territories, today sent the fol-
lowing telegram TO the chairman of the
convention that meets tomorrow at Ar
kansas City. Kan, in the interest of OPEN
ing up the Cherokee outlet:
Urge the convention to strongly disapprove
the purpose the part of any to ontcr the
Cherokee outlet contrary to the law and procla-
nation
The committee on territories will insist
that any law passed shall provide that no
one entering illegally shall have right To
homestead.
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sixteen Year-Oid Boy to Re Hanged.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 2s.-Charles Mill
Ter, the boy survivor OF the box-car mys-
terry of last August, was today sentenced
to be hanged March 20. The lad is in his
18th year. He was a tramp forty miles
east Of this place, and was found sleeping
IN a box-car with two young men he had
met the day before. He shot and killed
them both. Miller took from them $1.i0,
their watches and revolvers. lie was
given into the custody of the officers at
Manhattan, Kan. On confessing the crime
the boy showed no feeling whatever His
attorneys and others will move for a COM
mutation of the sentence.
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DEAFNESS TWENTY YEARS,
Ana How 1t Was Cured by Electric
Treatment as Given by
Drs. Darrin.

10 the Public: December 18th / came
10 Dr: Darrin for treatment of deafness
ana ringing noises in my ears of twenty
years standing. | was unable to hear
.tthout people speaking very loud to rue.
after one months treatment | can hear as
well as ever in my life, and feel called
upon to tell the public my experience, that
others may avail themselves of DIR. Oar
rms skull. live AT 800 Front street, Port
li5and, and work in Johnson's ship-yard.
], ne cure by DIR. Darrin of Ex-Sheriff A.
l. shoep's daughter, 320 Front street, of
malaria, rheumatism and liver complaint,
Is why l applied to DR.. Darrin.
A. l.. RICHARDSON.
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Improyemert of Grav,s Harbor.

OLYMPIA. Jan. Especial. The fol-
lowing memorial unanimously passed the
House today:
10 tho Honorable the Senate aud House Of RtpYe-
sergidfjres 81 the TEitsd States, In C0Bgress As
seSlb}ef: Your memorialists, the senate and
House of Representatives of the state of Wash
lngton, respectfully represent;
That Gray harbor, located on the western
coast oi this state. Is one OF the best sud most
important hSrb0Es on the western seaboard OF
the nited states. That there are noB on Gray ;
aarboT and lis tributary, the Chehalis river, sew
eTal important and rapidly growing cities. viz:
Aberdeen, Montesano, Hoguiam, Grays Harbor
city, tcsmopolis. Elms and 0costs. That many
millions OF feet OF lumber sre now mgnufse-
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tured every month on this harbor and shipped
ny sea TO market ia Portland. san
Francisco, Southern California, Peru and the
sandwich islands. there being engaged i'm the
carrying trade from Grays harbor two lines OF
steamers and scores of sailing vessels That the
shipping interests, the manufacture of lumber,
aud the commercial interests in general of this
important harbor and immense territory trib.
utary thereto will be greatly benefited by the
improvement of the bar aud north ship channel
of the harbor
Your memorialisis, the legislature of the state
oil Washington, do therefore respectfully request
that liberal appropriation be made for the inn
proVement OF Grays harbor and your memorial
lists, as in duty bound, will ever pray
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Tacoma Unions Favor Bond Issue.

TACOMA. Jan. 2S.-ISpecial.l Tacoma
trade unions today announced that they
favored the issuing Of bonds for continu-
ing city work and paying outstanding war
rants to the extent of $4,000. This is the
amount which is favored by Mayor Kan
die. The bond election occurs next Tues
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Brutal society Youth ON Trial.

SAN RAFAEL, Cal, Jan. 28.-The trial of
Prescott Sawyer, son of United States Cir
cult Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, who is
charged with stabbing boatman named
Herman Franz, was commenced today.
Several witnesses were examined and tes-
titled that Franz knocked Sawyer down
and then walked away. Sawyer followed.
him and stabbed him in the back three
times. Franz fell to the floor and Sawyer
kicked his PROSTATE body repeatedly The
case is attracting great attention here, as
Young SAWYER moves in the best societV
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VICTORIA, Jan. 2S.-The steamer Danube
arrived today with 1855 cases of salmon
from Rivers inlet to complete the cargo of
the ship Henry Willard, now loading at
Esquimalt for London. The Danube re-
ports the weather wet and foggy. Ice and
snow had disappeared from the Skeena
river, and at Fort Simpson the weather
was extraordinarily mild
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California Pioneer Dead.

RED BLUFF, Cal, Jan. 2s.-John 2. Hale,
"a years old, ex-sheriff of Shasta and Te-
hama counties, late under sheriff of this
county, Mexican war veteran and pio-
neer of California, died here last night. He
was buried today The remains were fol-
lowed to the grave by large number of
tnouruerS
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Con,raband chinese AT Ruralo.

BUFFALo, Jan. 2S.--Six Cinnamon and
two white men were arrested in this city
last night charged with violation of the
Chinese exclusion act. One of the white
men. James Miller is believed To manage
the Canadian end of the underground rail-
road that has been running Cinnamon into
the United States by wholesale of late.
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KILLED BY TRIcHIxE.
A Californian Pays the Penalty of Eat
ing Incoaked Pork.

BONNEVILLE. Cal. Jan. p. Four per-
sons named 1rebino living near here,
have been attacked with that rare disease,
trichinosis. John Trebino gas dead one
other is still dangerously sick, and two are
thought to be out of danger. They ATE
half-cooked pork December - in blood
sausages. a post-mortem revealed trich-
ine in the muscles of John Trchino
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Tacoma Divorce Mil.

TACOMA, Jan. -. i Special. - Harriet
NJ. Moore was today granted decree for
divorce from her husband, Thomas Moore.
Tomorrow the petition for divorce of
Sarah 4. Getchell from L. i. Getchell will
be heard before Judge Beverly.
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WASHINGTON CRY. Jan. 2S.-fSpecial l.
Mrs. John L. Wilson, of Washington,
gave her final reception for this season
this afternoon. IL was one of the most
brilliant ones of tho winter, being attended
by fully 200 of the best known society peo-
ME of the CITY
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Roslyn News.

RosLYS, Jan. 2s.-[Special. Yesterday
was the monthly pay day of the Northern
Pacific Coal Company. Upwards of $s6, 600
were disbursed TO its employees for labor
alone. This is the largest payroll since
the mines were opened.
Burglars tried to effect an entrance into
several residences in the Dale addition
early Tuesday morning, bnt were fright
ened away. The city marshal arrested
couple of hobos on suspicion, but nothing
was proven against them and their dis
charge followed.
Admirers of Robert Burns held high car
nival here on the anniversary of that
worthy. A concert, banquet and dance
was given at Unity hall, at which fully 500
people took part. Scotch reels and High
land filings were essential features
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Robert Ray Hamilton surely Dead.

NEW York, Jan. 2s.--In spite of the sen
sational rumors and conjectures that Rob-
ert Ray Hamilton is still alive, his family
and friends in this city adhere to the belief
that the report of his death in Idaho,
brought East by J. o. Green, is absolutely
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Los ANGELES, Jan. 2s.--James NJ. Dam
ron, recently acquitted of charge Of for
gerry, was again arrested today on three
charges of forgery preferred by J. 5. Chad
wick, formerly Damron's friend.
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Hi'v' WIN ~ ~ ''S''f- All
nlsnt OF that country. In recent let ~AN'O
Ter he says. 7 had been suffering from pains in
the back and general kidney complaint for some
time. and having used many remedies without any
but temporary relief. The pains n uly back had
become 50 severe that I was prevented from AT
tending 70 my work and could not move about
without the usc of cane. Hearing. through a
friend. OF the wonderful cures effected ny Oregon
Kidney Tea. / was induced otry a box. ami from
the very hrsI dose found instant relief. and
fore using half the contents ofthe box The pains in
my hack entirely disappeared. have every faith
in the virtues Of the Oregon kidney Tea and can
oonscienIiously recommend il % nay friends 1
would not be without {; Tor anything.
Oregon kidney Tea cafes hackSche. lnconti-
hence of urine. brick dust sediment, burning or
painfpi sensation while arsnsstns, and an stssa-
isons 81 kidncy u urinary organs OF either sex
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Hutchinson. this morning, introduced
bill TO establish an agricultural college mt
the town of Sprague. Lincoln county. The
usual board of commissioners To select the
site is provided for and proceeds of 5000
acre grant are devoted to use OF school.
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"Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
Teething softens the gums reduces infiamnia-
ton, allsys pain, cures wind colo. % cents
hottie
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Thalman of King today introduced bill
amending the Law relative 10 schools in
cities of over 0.000 inhabitants, so that the
board of education shall he elected by
warls-one from each ward-instesld of
from the city at large. as at present
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Ny friend. look herei you know how weak
and nervous your wife is, aud you know that
Carters Iron Pills will relieve her, now why not
b. fair about IL aud buy ner box.
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FOR soFTENING THE SKIN,

Allaying irritation, removing roughneEs, wind
tan and like troubles, there II nothing equal To
Wisdom celebrated Violet Cream.
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The present inequity of the state medi-
cal bill, which provides that no physician
can lawfully practice i'll the state until he
shall first have secured a license from the
state board, is sought to be remedied by a
bill presented by Sharpstein this morning
in the following amendment to section 3 of
the present law:
Provided, however, that an applicant to prac-
tice medicine and surgery. or either of them,
having filed an application as herein provided,
may submit to the president and secretary of
said board such license or diploma as such ap-
plicant may have and such president and secre-
tary, after inspection thereof, may in their dis
erection issue to such applicant a permit to
practice medicine and surgery in this state until
the first examination provided for i'll this Sec
ton. and no longer.
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Mrs Charles Russell, OF Eastern Oregon, WA
cured OF asthma of fifteen years standing By
Aoores Revealed Remedy
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LUNBAGO.


General F. b. spinola member OF congress
from New York city, writes:
at Is public duty perform when ! testify
to the remarkable curative power of ALLcOcK's
PoBOUs PLAsTERS For several years ] have
been at times troubled with violent attacks OF
lumbago They would last for several weeks at
time, and the pain would reach from the lum-
bar regions not only 10 my feet, but TO my fin
ger ends. Some months ago had a most severe
attack and was confined 10 my bed, almost par
aiyzed. felt much discouraged, and thought
Of recurring 20 electric shocks. when senator
Nelson sent me six ALLcoCKs Porous PLAs
TIERS j Immediately applied three-one over
the kidneys, one on the small Of my back and
one on my hip joint where ] had considerable
sciatic pain. The effect was simply wonderful.
In six hours was able 10 sleep, the violent
pain having mostly ceased. | continued to
wear the plasters for some days, when ! felt
was almost entirely cured. ] kept them on for
nearly month, as a nSatter OF preeaution-
Take il before breakfast" DR.. Henley's Eng
lish Dandelion Tonic.
sl.25 win give you perfect health if invested
il Moore's Revealed Remedy
O x T. means Oregon kidney Tea
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Miraculous in curing rheumatism -Noores
Revealed Remedy.
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.sTakeeIt before breakfast" Or. Henley's Eng.
lish Dandelion Tonic.
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take 1t before breakfast" DR.. HcnIeys Eng
lisf Uandesion Tonic.
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The House today passed a memorial ask
ing congress to pass the bill before that
body, entitled, IAN act to donate 10 ClaI-
lam county, in state of Washington. for
public purposes, the proceeds of the sale of
certain public lands, referring 10 the
townsite reservation of 5000 acres sur
rounding Port Angeles.
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The title of the bill sufficiently explains
Plummer's bill To create a bureau of sta
tistics of agriculture and immigration,
which was considered by the House today.
The salary of the chief of the bureau, who
shall be appointed by the secretary of
state, shall be 81 1900. Seven thousand
dollars-is appropriated.