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COLONEL TRUMBo DECLINES.

lie Was Too Busy Man to Run for
Elector- at large.
STATE CAPITOL, SACRAMENTO, July 26
To the average spectator Chapman as
chairman was everything that was expected.
He made a speech which was at least chaste
and polished, not only in its diction
but In its delivery, but as q cam
paign document it was not a success.
In his remarks the general dwelt at
length upon the glorious achievements Of
the Republican party In the past. but studi-
ously avoided local issues. So far as he was
concerned the railroad was not feature in
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FRICK OUT of DANGER.
The Wounded Manager Believed TO Be O.
the RoRd to RecoXarx

The Wounded Manager Believed to Be on
the Road to Recovery.
PITTsBURG, July 26-Frick slept well
last night aud woke refreshed aud cheerful
this morning There are no dangerous
symptoms. and it is believed the danger Is
past. Secretary Loyeioy said this morning
that cablegram had been received from
Carnegie asking if his preSenca was
needed. An answer was sent that it was
not and lie need not come until sent for
LONDON, July 26.-Andrew Carnegie has
made the following statement to the ASso-
clated Press touching the Homestead
troubles: Il have not attended TO business
the past three years. | have implicit conf
denee in those managing the mills. Further
| have nothing to say
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if. You'll find good spring here and there,
and where you can't find spring you can
dig well and strike clear sparkling water
atn-depth of 30 to 35 feet
81 am locating lots of people on that
land. Two wagon-loads went out this
morning"
Cant they find IL and locate 1t them
selves. without paying you fee?" l asked.
"Wei they might, If they knew how.
But you see there are thousands of acres OF
frst-elass land that have been fenced in for
years by men who had no right to it. The
difficulty is to find out just where these loea-
tions are"
"But are You sure about the water?"
"Dead sure-no mistake about it.
Investigated the matter by making close
inquiry Of ranchers aud others fully ac-
Quainted with the Valleeitos country.
"You went get well OF water by digging
less than 100 feet, as a rule" said most OF
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LOST POWER AND PRESTIGE.
What the Increase Of the Central Com
mittee Means.

What the Increase Of the Central Com
mittee Means.
SACRAMENTO, July 26-In the place of
Trumbo Tom Borde Of Ventura was
chosen, and J. c. Campbell had been pro-
grammed for place from the first
The additions which were made to the
State Central Committee were in the way Of
q defeat TO De Young. The latter. when
the question was first suggested, thought
he saw in it chance to se-
cure control Of the organfzati
of the party. but his opponents caught on
TO the scheme at once and got in ahead of
him. They knocked his little scheme in
the head most effectually, and as a result he
has lost both power and prestige.
1t would have been good thing for him
If he remained in San Francisco ana be
now looks like man who had lost his last
friend.
About the best result of the whole fight is
that De Young has blundered as usual. and
that he is about hundred miles farther
away than ever from the Senate.
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DENIAL BY MOST.
Bergman the Assassin RenudIated by the
Notorious Anarchist.

DcI m an VI" HssassIH heE uUIateu by the
Notorious Anarchist.
NEW YORK, July 26-The Evening World
prints long interview with Most, who Is
quoted as saying that "the Frick shooting
is of little consequence. and what is the use
OF making so much fuss about it. Bergman
Is no good and he is my enemy, and hate
him RS much As l do Frick, the Car of
America Bergman betrayed me. | taught
MIN to be printer, then he turned round
aud joined the autonomists, who hate n,4
worse than tie police. The talk about my
being mixed up in the Frick affair is all rot.
The cause of anarchy is not advanced bv
Bergman'S bungling job. All anarchists
hate Frick, but l won't say he ought TO bs
killed. Emma Goldman is harmless
crank. | don't know Mollck, the Long
Branch baker. He Is an autoromist and
likely to be friend of Bergman"
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CHIPMAN SPEAKS.
Entering the Campaign Under the Most
Promising Auspices.


Promising Auspices.
STATE CAPITOL, SACRAMENTO, July 90
After he had got comfortably into the chair,
General Chipman spoke as follows;
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Conven.
lion; i thank You for the honor you have con-
feFred upon me In your choice of chairman.
shall endeavor 10 discharge The trust Win proper
appreciation OF Its dignity and lml OF tance.
VIII be pardoned II say word beyond acknOwl
edginQ III honor you have bestowed upon me-
The Republican party IN 1892 may proudly re-
view lie history II has written during the past
30 years. Since March T. 1861, every statute
passed by the Congress of The United States
bears the imprint Of the Republican party some
where az on IFS face. Every amendment of the
ma foual CONSTITUTION has been an expression OF
the Republican sentiment of The country. We
challengr the nations OF th- earth TO show three
decades OF history comparable IN benign results
with this unbrOken period OF Republican
came into power eleven States were
In open revolt and had seeded from the Uniou.
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THE LURE OF LAND.
Homestead Hunters CrOWding
Into San BenitO.
AFTER THE FORFEITED GRANT.
Trouble Threatened by the MANY
Claim-Jumpers.
THERE WILL PROBABLY BE BLOODSHED.
Hotels Crowded at Tres Pines and San
BenitO-A Wild Rush Into the
Restored bOmain.
THERE WILL PROBABLY Be BLOODSHED.
Special to the THE MORNING CALL,

TRES PINos, July 26.-Every room of
every hotel in Tres PinOs is crowded with
land boomers
Every train that comes in brings more,
ana Tonight there viii be many of the quar-
ter-sectton hunters sleeping on floors, or
out OF doors. or anywhere
a glance at the hotel registers shows that
they come from every where Ia the State.
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A SACRED RELIC.

A Sensation Caused by the Discovery of an
Image in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 26.-A sensation
has been produced among the lower classes
by the miraculous discovery of an image of
the Blessed Virgin in the foundation of
the church being built on the spot where
the Car, Alexander II, was murdered 1t
is said the Virgin revealed the presence of
the image to an old woman in a dream. The
Image was conveyed to the palace of the
Grand Duchess Cathariue Michaelovna.
where the court chaplain was the first to
venerate it. Doubters assert that the story
was concoeted to quicken the zeal Of the
public on behalf of the church building
fund
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DECLINE IN SILVER.
How 1t Affects Business Interests in
Mexico

Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, July 26.-President
Diaz In an interview with representative
OF the Associated Press, referring TO the
silver question, said the decline in the
price OF silver would undoubtedly have
preJudieial effect upon Mexico, for the
reasons not only given by the Government,
but by the merchants, investors and ex-
porters who are obliged TO place money
abroad, and therefore the high rate Of ex-
change was extremely disadvantage0us to
them ana oil no benefit to commerce, though
1t may be good thing for the exporters
OF agricultural products. The President
added: There is no crisis In Mexico.
There is partial paralysis of business,
but that, hope, will soon pass over"
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INGALLS, IN EUROPE.
The Kansas Statesman Studying Economic
Questions Abroad

BERLIN. July 26.-Ex-Senator Ingalls, of
Kansas has gone to Vienna via Dresden.
He told an Associated Press correspondent
that he was studying the economic and po-
litical conditions of Europe. He intends to
take the stump early in September and
wishes to be we'll equipped on the i'm
portant issue of campaign-prot tection-not
only as To its effects on the mercantile COM
munities OF the East, but also as to its bear
ings upon the condition of the American
farmer. my stay In Berlin has already
shown me how our farmers have been ben
Gifted by protection. supplemented by
reciprocity. The farmers have every reason
to be grateful to the Republican party and
Its protection policyp
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Funding the Debt,

New YORK, July 26.-The report is
officially confirmed that the Northern Pa
eific road has completed arrangements for
funding its floating debt In one year per
cents. The debt amounts to SS,000,000.
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THE BLOODY SECOND.
There was Not Such Bitter War, Afte
All.

All.
SACRAMENTO, July 26-The proceedings
of the convention were greatly DELAYED bv
the fight in the Second District over the
nomination of Congressman. J. A. Louttit
Of San Joaquin presided. Lieutenant-Gev-
ernor Reddick put John F. Davis of Gala
veras in nomination, and G. L. Jones Of
Sacramento performed like service for
Grove l.. johnson. Both candidates made
long speeches explaining their records ana
principles, and when the ballot was taken
Davis was chosen by a vote OF 65 to 36. Fol
lowing is the vote by counties:
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GETTING TO WORK.

This Republican Party Ready to Make
an Old-Time Fight.
STATE CAPITOL, SACRAMENTO, July 26.
The State Capitol was the center OF at
traction this afternoon, and long before 2
o'clock. the hour announced for the con-
vention to assemble the delegates wended
their way to the big building. The conven-
tion met in the Assembly chamber, which
was handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Delegates straggled in so slowly that 1t was
few minutes after o'clock when Chair
man Meyers raped to order. In the mean
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The Honduras Revolution.

CITY OF MEXICO, July pa telegram to
the Anglo American says: Ex-President
Bogran OF Honduras has fled to the United
States and Ceba and Trujillo are still held
by revoIutlonists. President Leiya is said
TO desire peace at any price.
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Dsatb s.n,sn.. consrr,a

CITY OF MEXICO, July 26.-The Supreme
Military Court confirms the death sentence
against Colonel Hernandez. The sentence
will undoubtedly be commuted by Presl-
dent DiaZ in view Of the colonel's past SER
vices.
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A MIGHTY RUSH.

Land-HunGry Thousands Pouring Into
San Bcnito County.
TRES PINos, July 26-There have passed
through town to-day several parties of land
seekers, bound for the Panoche, VallecitoS
and Bitter Water valleys. They all looked
tired and tTsyel-worn.
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Fire in the Tyrol,

VIENNA. July 26-Eighty houses and an
ancient Capuehin monastery. with valu-
able library, was destroyed bv fire yester-
persons are homeless. Loss S250,000.
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my informants. Even then you will find,
when you strike it. that it is so strongly
impregnated with alkai as to take the skin
off your tongue while you drink it. Springs?
On, yes. there are springs, but they are held
by bOna-fide settlers"
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Tha Gnnaunnd Ranaa

LONDON, July 26.-To-day was the first
day of the Goodwood races. The Steward
cup was won by the Duke of Devonshire's
Marvel
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Timothy Harripoton Marr;sa.

DUBLIN. July 26.-Timothy Harrington.
tho prominent Parnellite and secretary of
the Irish National League. WAS married to-
Gay TO Miss O'Neili. daughter Of Doctor
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GREATEST SKIN CURES
Cuticura Cures All Skin EruptionS.
Gives Clear Complexion
Free From PimpleS.

Too much praise cannot be said OF the Cur.cuR Ra
REMEDIES as have used them for the last yeaI
a & N nd ham To he h. -
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Must Remain in Moroceo.

LONDON, July 26.-The Standard says
Lord Salisbury has instructed Sir Charles
Smith to remain at Morocco.
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smooth and cool and does not give thag burning
sensation which many other toilet soaps do.
Try the CUTICuRA REMEDIES and YOU VIII not
greet II that you have ever done
LEWIS p. KELLER,
Is Lee Ayenue, Bird &c poIt, Conn.
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Eczema 10 Years Cured

purchased and used CUTICURA with the most
gratifying results. 1 was troubled with eczema in
the form OF sat rheum Tor ten aud had Quita
despaired of being cured CUTICUsA, with the help
of the CUTIcURA SOAP and CUrIcURA REsoLvENF.
has permanently removed my complaint and lefs
my flesh sound and healthy.
JAMES 4. WILSON, NJ snu 'acturing Chemist
81 Beekman street, New York. N. Y.
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Cuticura Remedies

Are the greatest skin cures blood purifiers. and
humor remedies of modern msS. Sold everywhere
Price, CUTICURA, soc: SOAP, 25c: REsoLvEST, 81
Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMIcAK
CORPORATION, Boston.
Rs- -"How to Cure Blood Diseases" mailed free.
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skin cures. blood purifiers aud
humor remedies OF the age. L
have used good many So
called toilet soaps. anu I find
CCTICURA SOAP 8 tho best 1
have ever used. 1 find IL far
superior 70 all other ucilet or
medicinal soaps it cures All
skin eruptions, and gives q clear
complexion. AS for shampoo
ing / would use no other. aud
for the face either, as it Is a
cure for all pimples. black
heads, ecz ma and all irrita-
tions and roughness OF the face.
For after uS;ny the CUTICUEA
SOAP awhile, 10 makes the face
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NAMING THE COMMITTEES.

Closing Up the Work That Is Only Pre-
liminnry.
STATE CAPITOL, SACRAMENTO. Jnly 26-
At the conclusion Of Chipman's speech
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trict by vote of rs to % against John Nj.
Fulweller. NJ. l.. Merry of Butte was
elected alternate.
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George B. Sperry OF San Joaquin was
nominated for eleetor Ia the Second Dis
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-25
SPECIAL ELECTION.
The City Council Had to Come to it,
and Names November 22
as the Date.

The south side residents of the I'd ward
are at last to be given an opportunity to
secure proper representation in the city
council.
Ever since the unfortunate death of
Alderman Frank Chavez, in May last, the
nonprogressive Democratic majority in
this august body has left no stone I'M
turned to prevent this representation. 1t
was realized that, were special election
held as the law directs the result would
certainly be the seating of another Re-
publican alderman, and for this reason
every possible delay was resorted to.
Finally, however, the south siders--
who, by the way, have never received one
cents benefit, directly or indirectly, from
city incorporation--grew weary of this
sort of treatment and instituted pro
ceedings in the district courts in demand
of their rights. Even here the city attor-
ney, paid by taxes drawn from all the
people, including the south siders, used
his official position to delay this just
representation. But their schemes all
failed, and at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the council was compelled by mandamuE
proceeding to meet and call a special
ele ction to fill this vacancy. November
| 22is the date set. Under the circumstances
it is needless to say that good Republic
can will on that date be chosen to repre-
sent the I'd ward in the city council.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-25

town: Here is copy of the house jour
nal certified to and signed by the chief
clerk of the house of representatives, 80
that no one can deny its correctness from
top to bottom. l do not desire to read
the list as it is, my boy, but merely de-
sire to call your attention to the fact of
the great work have done for New Mex
ico.'
Joseph is certainly unique. He made
the two statements here given before the
same audience within the space of thirty
minutes.
Mr.. Joseph also delivered speech in
Spanish, addressed principally to the
members of the band, in which, among
other things, he again charged Mr..
Catron with trying to pass himself off as
Catholic on the Mexicans. He also
alleged that Mr.. Catron had said
Mexican was not as good as China
man" When the band returned to the
hotel it cheered for Catron. The yivas
rent the air. So much Joseph makes by
| his statements. M. A. ID.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-25

The Rio Arriba county term of the dis
trict court opens at TERRA Amarillo on
Monday next. Judge Seeds and the court
officers will leave here for Chama on Fri
day. The Chama Northwest says;
The district court will be treated to an
agreeable surprise at this session in this
county October 81. Instead of long,
tiresome ride from Chama to TERRA Anna
rilla, fording dangerous rivers, which the
Judges and attorneys have experienced in
the past; and which have led them to
have anything butagreeable "reminiscences
of Rio Arriba county, an engine will con-
vey them in a special car over the Biggs
Lumber company track, to the Brazos,
from which it is but short and pleasant
drive to the county seat.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-25
PERSONAL.

Mrs. r. B. Catron is on short visit to
Las Vegas.
L. B. Seward left to-day for Las Cruces
on legal business.
ED. Franz, the well known hardware
man, has gone to St. Louis.
j. A. Phillips, travelling for Chicago
clothing house, is at the Palace.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid has returned from
business trip to San Pedro.
W. A. Liscomb, representing the j. W.
Butler Paper company, Chicago, is in the
city on business.
Judge H. L. Waldo left last night for
Topeka on business connected with the
legal department ofthe A., L. & S. f. R. r,
c. H. Morehouse, the popular and sue
cessful division agent of the Santa Fe
railroad, left last night for Chicago on
railroad business.
AT the Exchanges Isaac N. VanArsdell,
Lamy; E. W. Eaton, Socorro; Charles
Lyon, Cerrillos; Chester Hull, H. Howard,
James NJ. Grants, Fort Stanton.
Judge E. P. Seeds returned home last
night from a visit to his old home in
Iowa. He took prominent part in the
dedicatory exercises of the Iowa Worlds
fair building at Chicago.
Col. Z. W. Eaton, of Socorro, is in the
capital on business to-day. He said 10
seph's $40 majority in Socorro count.
would certainly be wiped out this trip
and the Republican legislative ticket il
sure to win.
Surveyor General Hobart returned las
night from Chicago, where he enjoyed
the festivities at the Worlds fair build
ings dedicatory services. While in Chi
cago he met Secretary Noble and foun'
him in excellent spirits over the cam
paign outlook.
At the Palace: j. H. Cooper, Rich
mond, Va; A. j. worse, Salt Lake City
G. W. Harrison, Albany; E. P. Seeds, City
Jas. A. Phillips, Chicago; F. A. Fischer
W. T. Dallas, Omaha; D. ]. Holman, Albu
querque.
At the Claire: W. A. Liscom Chicago
A. Nc. G.. Hendry, San Pedro; Miss Min
ME Carboy, Lamy; G. NJ. Ayers, Durango
Colo; R. E. Waugh, Colorado City; W. Fl
Moreland, Colorado; ]. L. McMahon an
wife, Colorado Springs; D. G. Henderson
j. ]. Keller, W. Hames, st. Louis.
Miss Ella NJ. Whitlock, the very efficien
clerk to VIM. M. Berger, receiver, wi
leave on Thursday morning for her oil
home in Cleveland, Ohio, to be present g
the settlement of her fathers estate i
November. She will return in about tw
or three weeks and resume her duties
the land office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-25
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
At the risk OF accusation
OF harping on one note,
We declare with reiteration
You must register to vote.

You must register to vote
Typical October weather.
The city public schools are flourishing'
Fall business is good despite the poll
teal agitation,
The New MEXICAN is conducting a
campaign "as is a campaign"
Regular meeting of Germania lodge No
s. K. of F., at o'clock tonight.
Republican meeting tonight in pre-
cinct No. 8, at house of Ramon Sena
Garcia.
The steam laundry, just removed into
the Weber block, started up again to-
day.
A Republican mass meeting will be
held at the court house on Saturday even
ing, November 9TH next.
The Cerrillos coal miners strike IS
still on, but the company hopes to ad-
Just matters by the last of this week
Ramona, the pretty daughter of Plaeldo
Padilla, was yesterday joined in wedlock
to Felipe Archuleta, son of Lucas Archu-
leta.
Step up to the collectors Office and set
tie your tax account. You will save
money by doing SO before November
next.
B. NJ. Read has removed his law office
from the Delgado block to new suite OF
rooms on the second floor of the Kahn
block.
Tonight Republicans of the upper part
of the city will meet at the house OF Ra-
mon Sena. All citizens are invited to
hear the speeches.
Gen. Hobart to-day gathered four ap-
pies of the Missouri pippin variety from
tree on his place planted two years ago
They are fine large specimens.
j. NJ. O'Rourke, late manager of the
Union hotel, Galesburg, ILL.,, and most
clever gentleman, has succeeded I. j
Tiernan as manager of the Claire cafe.
Rev. J. H. De Fouri has gone to Lamy
, and Galisteo to look after the building
/. of a new stone church at the former point
: and lay out new cemetery at Galisteo.
Duke McEwing, the colored man who
while drunk made such splurge with ONT
/ of Lowitzki's teams, was released las
a night upon condition that he "wouldn'
I do 1t any more" He gets off easy.
- Sister Victoria, of st. Vincent's, to-da.
d forwarded to the Sisters at Cincinnati
e pair of burros via Wells-Fargo's express
the same to be used for the ediication o
two deserving little boys domiciled a
that institution.
Visitors at Colds museum: S. Harri
son and wife, Santa Barbara, Cal; E. Mien
4 tres, M. Mientres, New York City; 1
: Lippman, Kansas City, Mo-; j. D, Lot
o Chicago; Jno. Haines, D. Robertson
u Pueblo, Colo; Frank Cossitt, Denver
q Colo; F. E. R. Denning, Albuquerque.
g The law-abiding and good citizens O
e the I'd ward should elect good man,
~ Republican, to the position to council
a. man on November % next A chang
10 should be made in the political complex
Is ion of the councilmen SO that some prof
Il may accrue to the citizens and the cit
,r from the tax money.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-25
THE LINCOLN-LUCKY.
COMPROMISE Settlements with the Ore
Hauling Contractors-Again in
Court Tomorrow.

The three suits Of L, +. Moore against
the Lincoln-Lucky & Lee Mining com
many we're yesterday settled by paying
Mr.. Moore $4,000 and G. W. Middleton,
one of the Denver stockholders to-day
telegraphs Z. 7. Weber to pay the costs
of court as soon as the cases are ex-
nonred from the docket, which will be
to-day or tomorrow.
These suits grew out of Moores con-
tract TO haul the ore from the mines to
the railroad at Cerrillos. One suit was for
81 ,OO5, and another for $3.50, for amounts
due, and another for $4,000 damages for
failure to supply Moore's waiting teams
with ore according to contract. The com
many has also annuled its contract for
ore hauling with Hon. Trinidad Alarld,
having him $500 bonus to throw up the
contract. and then turning around and
employing all his teams, sixteen in num-
her, to continue work at stipulated
price per ton.
In addition to this, the company has
paid in full for its property, paid every
cent it owes at Cerrillos and San Pedro
for labor, and is at present shipping
twenty tons of ore per day. The lack Of
teams only prevents the shipping of fifty
tons daily, and arrangements are pending
whereby Valentine Schick and j. b. Brady
will next week put on twenty teams to
help them out in this respect,
Judge Seeds having returned, tomorrow
forenoon the old litigation between the
Anaconda claimants and the Lincoln
Lucky company will again come up in
the district court, this time on motion
to make the temporary injunction per-
manent on one side, while the Lincoln
Lucky people will move to wipe out the
whole proceedings.