davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-21

JohN h- sL6NOhlEh Postofioe-Tomb bstone Arizona, RSnge-San Bernardino 1, a Ich Cattle Bra lc-Z on iight snoulder HoTse Srsnd-Z on right rhollder.
 I. NJ. RICHARDSON. Postoffice-Dos Cabezas Ariz. L Ranse-Apache Springs. Left side Cattle brand < or hip. Horss brand-Same on left thigh
 DUVALL &C co. Ad'ress-Ios. Hcei r. Tombstone Ariz Rsnge-Svlphur Sprirg Valley. C-ttle brsnd-GN bar under. left side. Horse brand-IN on let shoulder. Also own bands O Jeff Side IN left hip, M on leIt shoul- q Le' ''De der and right hip.
 SOFT WHITE. Postofice -Tey,ston. (Bowie Siation) Ari1. kange-San Sim n va lev. Cattle brand-Sw On right side
 SULLIvAN& BAKER. Postofice-W lcox, Ariz. Range-Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle brand-EE left tide. Horse braud-E on lefi flank. Old Cattle branded TOO on left side.
 ERIE CATTLE co. Postoffcs-B Bisbee Ariz Rsngs-SOuih end Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle brand Onright side. Horse brand same on both hips.
 ". MORRIS ostofficc-TombsIor Ariz R4nge South slope Draqcon Mts. Ctte brand-CIrrie |. on right side Horse brand-Same on left hip.
 RoCKFELJ.oW & SERvoSS. Pos 'office-WilcoS Rsnge-Sulphur Snring Valley. Cattle brsnd-NH let hIp Young stock branded on hio, cd stock on the side Horse bFand-N Y left shoulfer Also own doubl oSs brand with N V, some times run k, quarter circle CT cart Run cattle m ID - tTant-
 A. BAUER, Post si5f6ce-Toubsione, K .nge-Oak Grove and Antelope ranches and NOonen rancn. north side Dragoon mts, Cattle bTand--s left hip and A let side $ and HE connected kept up. Horse brand--A,
 MONK BROS. Po-tofice-WTcox, Ariz. Ranre -Railro d Park Cat le braDd-u Izft shoulder q left side K Jeff hp
 Horse braad-CO left thigh. Other brands-oL. Jeff side A Increase + high up itft side q Q right hip 
 F. r. B <ALEY. Postnfics-Nilc ilcoX Ariz. Ringe-SiX miles east of Tombstone.
 N D Cate brand--ts q right hip - right side
 ]. MO\TZ Pcs.office-T tombstone. Range--Grsnite Springs. Dragoon mts. Cattle brand left hip. DUNSHEE & METCALF. Postoffice-T Tombstone, kange-ElSt side Huaehuca mountains. Cattle brand A on right lip or right hip
 C.S. BAITERMAN Postofice-To Tombstone. Range side Huachuca mountains, Cstil= hrand-79 ou fl hip. H. VIII rB .CK LAND & CATTLE co, Postoffioe-T Tombstone. Range-Upper San Ped and Sonora Mex. Cattle branc- on right and Also osn Iol left ribs CT | 'owi~g brands hips. U -~ s-> CHIpTCAHITA CATH E(O
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-21

II. WHI rB OK LAND & CATTLE co. Postoffice- Tombstone.
 Range-Upper San Ped and Sonora Mex. Cattle branc- on right and Also osn rol left ribs CT 'o~i~g brands hips. III -->- oTk
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-21

MONK BROS. Po-toffce-WTcox, Ariz. Rapge -Rairo td Park. Cat le braDd-Ns lzft shoulder q left side K Jeff hp Horse braai-CO left thigh. Other brands-oI. Jeff side; A Increase -+ high up i,ft side q right hiT
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-21

ROCKFELJ.oW & SERVoSS. Pos 'office-NilcoS.
 Rsnge-Sulphur Snring Valley, Cattle b-snd-NY let hIp. Young stock branded on hio cd stock on the side Horse bFand-N Y left shoulter. Also own doubl. oSs brand with N V, some times run A, quarter circle CT cart Run cattle n D - tranf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-21
CHIRICAHUA CATTLE co.

CHIRICAHUA CATTLE co, Postcffice-Tembstone,
 Ranee-Betw,I Chirirahna and Dragocn nts: Steer range on Bigle and Bonita creeks Or ham county.
 Cattle frSn6-S q left tide and C left hip, Hors- brand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circle W on left side; CirclG v on left sId-: ZIP connected. on Ii. ht sid. md hip: u- on right sIde; Diamond J on lef hip; 10 bay und T, on left .ile and hip; 'S or right si ie; ST on left side: ly on right sidt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
Wreon 5teamers.
A -NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. S. co.
~ sHOHf ROUTE 70 LYNDON,
NEW-YORR, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
First Cabin, $50 sl25 Second cabin, 800 steer,ga
fopto az st 0xen~

SPECIAL WEDNESDAi SERVICE BETWEEN
NEw.YOIK AND BREMEN DIRECT.
ermaSn Nay Is. 10 aOG m. ssdtsssr. So 25 a:
Muncheh, June /, 10 a. u Briusch"eig JuneS,5a. N.
Cabin $50, s75, 500 Storage, low rates.
MEDITERRANEAN LINE
Newl0rk tenoa Ia less than eleven days.
FuldsySat., Agr is, 10 an pulla say july 10 an.
tuls sat, May 81 10 an. iulda, sat-, Aug g. 70 an.
Vera Sat- June 1s, 10 w IRA sat- aug 81 10
Passage, 200 slz5 or slJ0 birth, First Cabin
Passengers for the Italian Lakes. Switzerland the
Tyro viii md dir cosiest and most
comfortable Switzerland reached IN six hours fron
tIenOl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, April 4-p m.
TIE stock market to-day furnished two sorts of
surprises The average operator had gone home
over Sunday thinking that the vigorous selling
movement of Saturday. with liz inroad into va!ucs.
would bring decided weakncS. ~ al least tie early
ira ling to-day. Instead, the speculation was az
higher prices The other surpri-c was Furnished
70 those Observers who had looked for a sharp
rally in view OF the downward tendency Of the last
ten DAYS and who We're disappointed at The lack
Of yigor in the market. The speculation showed
no relief from the professional control which has
so long been exercised The movement OF prices
was without uniformity, and the bear traders.
protecting short contracts, constituted the prin-
cipa buying element
some encouragement was drawn from the mod
crate purchases for London account. Money at
that centre is materially cheaper and II Is
freely predicted that the Bank Of England
will lower it, minimum rate OF discount on THUS
day. The decline IN money rate, however.
has simply strengthened the rate for long sterling
bills here, and the foreign exchanges do not for
bid tie possibility Of further shipments OF gold
by the fast steamers later in the week The
stocks that were taken to-day for European ac-
COu0 are not beyond the Narb OF cable orders.
But il doubtless was due 10 the foreign inquiry
that Erie rose - and Atchison and ST Paul
more tLan per cent The interest in the day :
speculation, however remained i'm Reading and
New-lork and New-Enrland. TIE latter stock
suffered from further liquidation ana sold from
81 "A 10 40, raliying 10 IL . and then r'cedinC
10 A. b, net los Of - per cent. Reading
monopoliz"d ore-third Of the recorded transac-
tions. and II still distracts attention from the
standard list. The price advanced per-i'ientlY
in the morning hour 10 So. bnt in the afierroor
it declined TO - l-4aj4 l-2. against "a b Al
Saturdays close There unusual activity IN
Delaware and Hudson. with sharp advance, and
the old stories Of a lease by tho New.York Cen
trial were revived only 10 meet with the usual
dcnials.
4 noticeable feature Of the market was IFS dull
ness after Che buying for bear account slnckencd
The late trading was not AZ best prices, but the
closing tone was al least steady.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were sales of $4,000 Government IL
registered and 81 900 A. coupon al the STOCK
Exchange but the market WI. easier Bids for
quotations were a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
financial elections.

OFFICE or
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
$40 and aiS Broadway, New YOr& City.
4 y ELECTION for five trustees of the third
"a class AMI for three Inspectors Of the next
election Will hold the office Of the Company on
Wclne day 1871 April. 1892 between the houis 10
Z. II and l.. VI.
CHAS. &. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
OFFICE or THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA,
Ni;w.YoRK, April D. 1892.
T. LECTlON.-TIlE ANIMAL ELECTION
IL 70 Directors VI this paGy also for thr,r In. pee.
Il Election win t .d 70 the o.ice II the compiny
No. 10 Ced1I-st. Friday The lji day APRIL lSI2
The polls will opcn AZ - ~ and cose AZ ! p. ~.
g.. w. BTRCHELL. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
Cipi0eno \ Offices.
AnttioM Sales.

An UNPARALLELED AUCTION SALE.
N rhe entire valuable ard unique stock OF the Old esab
lshcd ana well -kHown
lifru ANENrE BARGAIN HOUSE.
Is EAST 23D.Sr. DIRECTLY OPP MADiSON.ANE
Clos ne Qut TODAY at | p. ~ and daily there
after thrOu chout the week.
MAGNIt lCENf RICH CUT GLASS.
ELEGANT TABLE WARES, SUPERB JARDINIERE.S.
and every description vi
CERAMICS. FAlENCkS. PoI iERf, etc
All OF tac highest cost Goods imported.
Every article put MP Will ne sold
ABSOLUTELY, lNHlSEik EpLN, POSITIVELY.
SALE begins rO-MOHHOW, one p m. prompt In
DASI.AIlN [ STORES.
A. half Iast twelve vii be sold ALL THE ELEGANT
MIXTURES on MAIN FLOOR. including SIDE CASE and
SHELVING costing 81 200; COUNTERS, TABLES.
SHOWCASES, etc. --...
ID. LINDENBoEN. AuCrIONEER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
financial.
Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company

tn THE HOLDERS OF SECURITIES OF TIE
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL hA
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
The Cent nj Trust Company Certificates VINO" ~
beips js-ued IN exchange for the securities
under thr plan Of reconciliation HA'E Xcr
IJ.TrD OK rHENIW.YORK STOCK EXCHA''" '
The Committee desire TO impress upon 20" ~ ~.
portancc of depo sitting your securities ior'" ,n
that there rnny be no delay In declaring '"' '''
effective.
The holders of tho securities ofthe mnx'"Iy
ra,iop. n re In ted 20 cooperate and bcco"" P
the ,,un 70 presrrvs the inteR rity Of this large
ef Railroads the di.intcgraiion Of when WYNN" ''"
dt.a.trous to such securities. ,
Comic. of the PIun Of Reorganization i""' " ~
.t the Office Of the Central Trust Conp""' VI WV"
York.
New York, April ,, 1892.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT,
OLIVER III. PAYNE
FREDERICK ID. TAPPES,
william r. PERKINS.
HENRY DUDGE
II. C. FAlISEST0CK,
JKENNEDY TOD,
Commtiee.
"S0i''@ 30 ~ 81 Wall Street. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
Go t0bom ii Nlan Gonrern.

u LEASE TAKE NOTICE that no person has
i authority - make purchases OF any kind o
the Montcldi Cam,rl Club. Of Aontclar n J.
ADrD ID 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

The OILY sale in State bonds was North Caro-
lima consolidated ~ at 30 City bank stocks
neg ected.
Inc general bond market moderately
active, and prices advanced in sympathy with
the rally in railway shares Aichison incomes
are up II per cent at 81 Is. Reading general
MORTGAGES gained the fraction al 50 IL. nut the
income issues were 1-S1l Is per cent nignet.
Richmond Terminal collateral trust Is were -
Ter cent better At 49, There was unusual activity
in Nickel Plate a. at an advance of Is per
cent 10 90 -. Lake Shore second conSols were
up l-2 Der cent AT l24 Reference IL made 10
our full report Of bond sales.
Money on call continues in abundant supply,
with the common rate per cent and exceptional
loans made at - per cent.
Tho Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges So .A43 H83: balances. $5,0!O,i6j
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the CLEARING
House $694,0jl. Tie net kse on balance since
Friday $2,2G7,0s2, made up by losses OF
The two days operations included Receipts 81
75s,947: payments. 81, 026,829; resulting III a
general balance Of sl44,379 56?, consisting Of
5,0G0,?4t coin and Sl93l0,3lS currency.
The Treasury purchased 494, 900 ounces OF sill
yer bullion at prices ranging from 1888 TO s7.s5
The offerings amounted to $4,000 ounces. but
the prices not made pubic.
ne Mercantile SAFE Deposit Company reports
320S, 439 ounces Of silver on hand 30 secure out
standing certificates
The Cnited States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day 81 0G,s03 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $44s42s, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts 1902 J2S, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts Sl70,I5s
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol
lows
April April !, Differences.
Net gold on hand SIPS SIS 00 sl2e O7 800 Inc 1892 500
Set sIvor h'd 10 I0j G23 0.J2l 500 Inc 2j9cJ
Net legal tenders
u hand i,J32s41 o,OoJ 1876 Inc. 1631JJ
Actual cash IN the
Vrasury vaults
outstanding
certificates s1f7232 JOi sI+7 6G5 e5i Inc si.2 $50
Deposits In bank. l3@DO,I40 i3,l25.10G Dee. 7IftJ
Net cash 500 ii3 G53 $3.50 70l $50 Inc. s3i7o07
The foreign exchanges were dull as no fast
steamers sail until Wednesday. TIE tone was firm
and sterling rates were shade higher, bcin.
especially ,trone for long bills because Of lower
money in London. We append the revised quota
tions for actual business Pankers bills
"a SO l-2aSi So "a and 81 ssaSA 80 IA for
long and short sterling respectively. French
francs, 5I7 l-2 and 5.l5 5-s rcchmarks. o5 IL
and % J-2a95 5-s.
In London British conhols were 3-le higher at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

sc IA for money and 80 9-s for the account.
The Bank Of England gained c4O,oco bullion q, on
balance In the open market money Has IlS
tinctv cheaper at | l-2a2 per cent Tor bankers
baaucc, aud / y-sal Ia per cent pr hscounls,
Bar silver again improved Lad. 10 40 i-Sd' an
ounce American railway shares were dul' NV "a.
prices were generally fractionAly higher. Al
Paris French 3 per cents declined . ccn,lmes !!
Sc. 10. Sight EXCHANGE on Leno0n was lower d,
2bl7 francs to the c sterling The statement OF
the Imperial Hank OF Germany SHOWS oeoi'''c
in .necIe of A.42A 900 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

ITcrser:ts SIS. ~. s7s 80 81. a7l42il0Oo
GALES Al TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND re-
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
CITY OF PARIS ..-..... "Wednesday April g. Y 90 p
Ct rY OF KEW YORK "wednesday. Apfn 20 10 80 a. m
tlIT or CHIC AGO .....- "Wednesday, April 81 ga. =.
From Pier as r. adoin;ne ShrI,stoPhsI-,t rt ana
location Of room secoud cabin $50 and sS5 prsnJ
$s5 Storage $40 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
70 General Agents Bowling Greey, y. y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
Qn1erifa.
&usat9e aug Gfubolf grpnau's 6efti9rift our 4ooidbris
gen Subelfeier ber Gntbedung @merifa's bnrb
Gbriitopb Columbus; Derlag BON @tbet
unb Wttler, Setpatg.
9rei tie Sortlebun

9ret ts tie SortieBung.
Bebro Nrias be 9lpila lelbif bate BEN
Nuftrag, Die 9egen GnctiD uno Nicueio be-
gangenen 8er9eben aufs itrengite gu unterz
iu6en unb Die S6ulOtgen our 9te1eni9aft
gu 5ieben, bod l6leppten Die Gerbanblunz
gen it6 iebr in Die 2Gnge u1o muroen en6z
LTD, als QueDeoo, Der %neuernannte 8tihof
bon Oarien loDie audi Die 0enlabLin 9lpilas
fur Balboa etntraten, gan5 eingelteIt. Mitts
lertpetle mar Der Seri6t oes lebteren audi
gu 9Gnoen oes &Dntes gefommen uu6
tDuroe Balboa cine Nnertennung leiner Qroz
BEN Setltung tnl0fern 81 t6eil, als CT 3um
Noelantaoo oer SIolee ernannt uno ibm
Die bon tbm entoeften GGnoer an Der Sibz
ieite Des Sitbmus ais 8erpaltunasbestrf
etn9erGumt purOen, alIeroings nit Der
@inl6rdnfung, baB Balboa unter benz
Sberbefehle De 9lbilas iteben loute.
Son betoen Wtdnner1, bon Qtpila 1otuobI
nie bon Balboa murDen nun nerlhiebene
@rpebitionen auSgeritltet, tuel6e bic Qauoz
enge ettgebenoer erforihen louten. Cine
Derlelben unter Wlorales unb Btaarro bate
Die @roberung Der tpeltLth bon Dem @olfe
bon San Wtt9uel ~gelegenen BerIenin1eln
gum Spede, etne anoere berfolgte bic 9Iusz
plunOerung zines groBen, on9ebli6 bon
@ol0 1trOben0en Tel1pel aI 9abaDba. mos
bin, als baS unternebmen febl,hlua' au1
nod bret onoere !3ige unternommen MUIR
ben, Die aber glethfauS relultatlos blieben.
@tne Der Didttgften &rpeoittonen tpar biez
lentge unter Nporo, Der beauttraet lpuroe,
nit 400 Wfaln eine 9teibe bon Stationen
Gnaulegen, ourh tpeI9e cine 8erbinoung
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
QGs onoebli6e @ontracturbeiter bo6er

- gus angeblide GontractGrbeiter baben
bic Witglieoer elmer bon europa in Seem
Oorf eingetroffenen !3igeuner7S apeIe etne
9tabt gIei1iam ais @efangene auf @ais
Sslano subrt11gen mii1en. Grit mad elmer
6reiitin0igen@ onferer3 General S'8eirne's
nit 8ertretern Der WtuiicaL WutuaL Yros
tectibe Union uno etnem no6maliqen 8er>
Dor Der 3igeuner, nobel es it6 berausiteute,
bah 2eBtere feline @onlractarbetter maren,
tuQr Der General berablaiieno 9enug, bic
ormen Burden gegen 4 ubr gia6mitta9s
laufen 81. Ialien. Sic batten Die gta9t fir
gti6ts un6 nieber gtidts auf Der SnieL 3uz
bringen miiiien, uub tDeun bic 9ler5te ft9
ibrer ni6t aEgenommen uno linen
8etten I'M 6olpital angewteien bGtten, 10
b6tten Iie etne lebr unan9enebme Na9t ge>
babt. SSSeoer, init pieueiht elmer Nhsz
nabme, ibien nit ben 2euteu gu ipmpatbiz
firen, benn nahbem fte gu pieOerbolten
Ntolen unter groBem 8etfaa muftctrt batz
ten, tuuroe cine @oQecte neranitaLtet, 1pel6e
elm bIbides fleiues Siimmhen einbra1te.
8ieIe 8eamte ipra@en it6 iebr abtGaig bar
iiber aus, DAB man Die 2eute angebalten,
neil aar fein @runb DorseIe9en, 1ie ols
@cntractarbeiter Suriid5ubalten, unb es
purbe ~bebauptet, baB etDas Oerartiges
nt1t paIitrt mare, tpenn Sberlt @eber ba=
gepelen Jet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-22
gu Diert
SOa Die @elt NusFeanug ber=
Waltet merOen.

Daltet uerOen.
Gin 1leberelnRommen Der Oontrou-
Beb0rOe nit DEM Dtrettortnm
gefebt lRbterem smGt Mtt-
glIe0er I'M Dermaltnngs-
ratb gu.
Ser 9eBtere nit Sem Stint Oes ~9irefs
tors Der Irbeiten" neu
eingeieBt.
prdiioent Safer oanft ab uno
Rio9inbotham SUM Uah'
fol9er 9epdhlt.
Tor C:~--o- Cor.1,L ,.,A S,o eE OnO n00
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-28
pEAtStbNA AL.


Rev. Thos. Harwood, of Socorro, is in
the city.
Thos. j. Walton is here from Mora.
Everybody knows him.
Hon. R. NJ. Force and family, of Ojo
Caliente, are at the Palace.
Hon. and Mrs. W. L. Thornton are in
the city from Organ and will remain here
several days.
P. II. Leese is down from Espanola to
see to the filing of the Santa Cruz grant
in the court of private land claims.
Miss Amalia Nehber, of Denver, kindl y
remembered by many Santa Feans, is here
on visit for the holidays with Mrs.
Catron.
Hon. Jerry Leahy is down from Ration
Miss Matte Stoneroad, who has secured
clerkship in the house, came over from
Las Vegas this morning.
Hon. Eugenio Romero, a prominent
citizen of Las Vegas, is in the capital on
business, He is pushing his contest case
for the office of sheriff of San Miguel
county.
G. W. Hartman, Eugenio Romero, Las
Vegas; Mrs. Bell Upton, Chaves county;
John j. Bell, Silver City; j. NJ. Garcia,
Grant, N. NJ; j. W. Brady, Cerrillos, are
at the Exchange.
| At the Claire: W. M. Stephens, Silver
City; D. j. Holman, Albuquerque; I. L.
Bartlett, Canon City, Colo; j. Leahy,
Ration; E. A. Trostle, Nachusa, ILL.,; T. j,
Walton, Mora; Miss N. Stoneroad, Las
Vegas.
Misses Bessie and Annie Menaul, daugh-
tiers of Rev. John Menaul, of Albuquer-
/ que, came up this morning as delegates
to the Christian Endeavor Society con.
vention which opens at the Presbyterian
| church on Friday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-28
ROUND ABOUT, TO " N.

Telegraphic news on the inside page
to-day.
Drifting SHOWS in Kansas again de-
layed the mail from the east last night.
The largest stock of fancy candies that
ever came TO town at c. L. Bishops.
City Engineer Robertson is busily en-
gagged experimenting the laying of more
street crossings.
An inmate Of the city Jail sought to Sc
cure liberty b. -,..ing fire to mattress
in one OF the cells last night The blaze
was soon detected and extinglished with
out much damage.
Invitations are out for a social hop at
Gray's hall tonight, and jolly time is
promised, Tho committee in charge
consists Of Mcssrs. Francis j. Baker, Joe
Morrison, y. II. Harroun, Frank
Hudson.
Probate court was in session yesterday.
Tho wills of NJ. j. Parmley, deceased, and
Z. W. L'Engle, deceased, were probated.
u. W. Schofold was appointed executor in
, the former case and Mrs. L'Engle ex-
eculrix in the latter, both without bond.
W. z. Griffin and Arthur Seligman are
engaged to-day in laying off new foot
ball grounds in the west end of the fed
eral building park. They are still in
hopes of having the Albuquerque fellows
accept their challenge.
The legislative house chamber present
ed very attractive appearance while the
assembly was in joint session this morn
ing. Harry Snyder, janitor at the fed.
cral building, makes it a point to serve
the couJthicnce and comfort of members
whenever and wherever it is possible.
Passengers in from the east say that
fearful weather has prevailed in Kansas
for week past. On Monday night foul
A., 4. g. S. F. passenger trains were stuck
in the snow between Newton and Dodge
City, Two snow plows are at work anG
all trains require two engines to pull then
through.
Preparations are in progress for the
territorial orphans school entertainment
at the court house on Saturday evening
Special invitations are to be extended tc
the members'of the Legislative assembly
the territorial officials, the officers at Fort
Marcy and the press. For these the seat;
on the farther side of the aisle will bt
reserved.
A large assortment of confectionery
nuts, fruit and poultry at c. L. Bishops
Robert l.. Farr has not forgotten his
friends at Santa Fe, which fact he proves
by drawing on his late employers, Pau
Wunschman d Co. One of these drafts
was made at San Marcial on the 9th inst
Farr skipped Santa Fe on the ed by thu
night train. Mr.. Wunschman, in expla
nation for his failure of detecting Farr''
crookedness sooner, remarks stoically
that 1.-The swindling was done in such al
-business-like way"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-28
COAL COMING.
No Danger of a Fuel mine-C0m-
petition Brings Durango Coal
to Santa FC.

Santa Fe has no fears of coal famine
now and coal will contine to be cheaper
hero than at any other city in the terri
tory. This state of things arises from
the fact that W ork has been resumed in
the Monero coal banks and shipments
will again commence in few days over
the narrow gauge road, not only from the
two Monero coal companies but also
from the celebrated Porter banks near
Durango.
c. W. Dudrow has been in telegraphic
communication with the Porter company
for three days past ard yesterday he re-
celved word that the best Porter lump
coal would be laid down in Santa Fe at
1925 per ton. This coal will be delivered
to consumers at So a ton, which is 81
cheaper than the Cerrillos coal.