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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-10
FLOUR, GKAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, August


Wheat has changed but little during the
past week but has been decidedly stronger
during the past two days. 1t is stated on
good authority that winter wheat in thresh-
ing proves disappointing, the quality being
much poorer than was anticipated, and the
yield in -four will consequently be less.
Wheat has been coming in freely the past
few days. Corn has come up some.
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood, Sill
yer Gloss, 81 40; in paper 81 p per barrel.
Mnnehaha in Is cotton sacks So 90; Min
nehaha in wood, Is 90; Galaxy in sacks,
$500; Galaxy in wood, $500. Spring wheat
-four, in Jute sacks of 40 pounds a. 50 per
barrel.
GRAIS-Wheat per bushel, No. l, 75c;
corn 6Oa65c per bushel; oats per bushel, Asa
4Sc; No white 49a45c.
FEED - Middlings per ton fl6 GOALS 90;
bran per ton sl6 0OalS 90; baled hay per ton
$40 100; loose hays l4 GOALS 90 per ton; de-
mand brisk.
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WOOL
WHEELING, August 9

The wool market shows few changes
comparatively. and for several weeks now
the market has remained in practically
stationary condition.
Prices as reported by Horkheimer Bros,
are as follows: Fine fleece, washed, 25a21c,
unwashed, one-third of, uncomfortable,
one-fourth; medium unwashed, 24c: me-
dunn fleece, washed, 2ea30c; tuo-washed,
CSC
PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-Wcol, firm
Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania
XX and above 2Sa30c; Y 26a2Sc; medi-
UNI 38a34c; coarse 32a33c; New York,
Michigan and Western Y or Xxx 25a
a27c: medium 32a3Sc; coarse 32a39c; fine
washed delaine X and Xxx 2SaSSc; medium
washed combing and delaine 34a36; coarse
do S3a34; Canadafwashed combing 32a34c
tub washed choice S6a3Sc; medium IN
washed comblng and delaine 25a27J9c;
coarse do 26c; Montana l6a2lc; territorial
l3a3ic
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BICYCLE MEETS.
Fixed by theL. a. ". Escing board

Fixed by the r.. A. ". SaCing Hoard
NEW York. August S-Among the
most Important work Accomplished dur
ing the past week by the Racing Board
OF the League OF American WheeimeH
is the suspension, pending investigation,
of K. c. Graves, ono of the bes, riders
OF the team. that represents the Spring
field Bicycle Club at a., the tOurn-
aments. He has been called upon TO
answer charges that aHoc, his amateur
standing, and unless satisfactorily cX-
planned away. he stands I'm danger OF
being declared a professional.
For competing for q cash prize Lud-
we'll Cox, OF Abingdon, ILL.,, has forfeit
ed his amateur standing, and racing
men are cautioned not 20 compete with
him. H. O.. Croker, OF Newton, Mass,
who is a professional, has applied for
reinstatement. L. G.. Bugbec, George
=. Hinmaun, w. i. Jordan, h. Hcren-
den, j. Edgart0n and $. N0wry, Of Wiz
limantic, Connecticut, have received @
thirty-day suspension for riding In un-
sanctioned races.
Permits have been granted to these
clubs 10 hold meetings: Wayne Comfy
Fair Association, Hagerstown, Ind,
ugust II; South Bend Cycling Club,
south Bend, Ind, August 20; Mahon-
lg Cycle Club, Youngstown, Ohio, Au-
ust 25; Greenyuie Fair, Greenyille,
Itch, September = Three Rivers
Wheelmen, Three Rivers, Mich, Sep
TENDER 5; Riverside Athletic Club, New
ark, n. j., September "a; ASbury Park
Association, AsbUry Park, n. j., Au-
gust 20; Chester Bicycle Club, Ridley
ark, September 3; Bank Clerks Ath-
stie Association, Philadelphia, Septem-
r 5; Maryland Bicycle Club. Septem-
sr 10; York Bicycle CLUB, York Penn,
ptember 20; Revere 4 Athletic Associa-
y. Revere, Mass, august -; Fair
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PETROLEUM.

New York, August 9.-Petroleum open
ed steady. rose rapidly on an attempt TO ex'
ecute a small buying order. there being nc
supply at around the early figures, and
prices advanced cents then reacted cent,
closing firm. Pennsylvania oil, spot 53c;
September option opening and lowest,
5Sl5c; highest, 561sc; closing at 55c; sales,
IS 600 barrels.
OIL CIrY, Pa, August 9.-Petroleum,
opened at 5ssSc; highest, 56Ac; lowest,
589Zc; closing at 541Sc; sales, 90, 600 barrels
clearances, $4,000 barrels; shipments,
e. 0O5 barrels; runs, i0S,2ls barrels.
PITTsBUEe, PA, August 9.-Petroleum,
active and higher; opening and lowest,
5SISc; closed at soc; highest, 5615c.
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RENWOOD.

The Democratic County Convention
will be held at Moundsyille to-day, and
the Benwood delegates will go down
this morning. II is understood that an
attempt will be made to endorse the
Farmers Alliance ticket, but many OF
the Benwood delegates are opposed to
anything but a straight-out Democratic
ticket.
A band of horse traders, with their
wives are csmped IN Gypsy fashion up
Bags Run. They have between twenty
and thirty horses, aud have done con-
siderable trading while here.
The NJ. and w. Dugan base ball cluo
would like to hear from the Exchange
Club Of Bellaire for game Saturday
week. Answer through the REGISTER.
DR.. M. Donald states that Mrs. Wines
burg, who was shot by young Mayourn
some time ago, is getting along nicely,
and Is In fair way TO recovery.
The biggest shipment Of pipe ever
made by the Riverside tube works In one
day, seventeen car loads, was shipped
last Thursday.
Rev. P. McMenamin is home from
Phnadelpnia, where he attended the
funeral Of the Rev Father Deehan, OF
Parkersburg.
The shears at the Wheeling steel
plant broke down Monday night, throw
ing the plant off for about eight hours.
Bruce Dolbear, Amos MCGEE and Pat
Mcdonald left for the "Narrows" yes
terday on a fishing expedition.
Mrs. Chas. Sprouts has returned from
Fairmont, where she visited friends for
several weeks.
Council met last night in regular ses-
sion, but transacted nothing but routine
business.
Work has been commenced upon the
laying Of curbing along McMechen
street.
Constable Charles Sprouts made a tly-
ing business trip to Sistefsvllle yester-
day.
Leinees Seig OF Homestead, Pa, Is
guest of his brother Chas. Seig.
Miss Bertha Martin left yesterday 10
visit friends In Moundsville.
John LineburRes has returned from a
visit with Grafton friends.
The Homestead strikers band was IN
town Monday.
THE SECRET ART OF BEAUTY lies not
i'm cosmetics, bat is only in pure blood,
and q healthy performance Of the vital
functions, 10 be obtained by using Bur
3ork BlOod Ritters
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GROCERIES.
REGISTER OFFICE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, August 9,

4
There are few changes to report in the
grocery market this week, prices remain
ms about the same as last quoted. Pro
visions are a little higher. The demand
for roasted coffee keeps up well for the
season Rice continues 70 move freely.
The following are the quotations as OBJ.
tanned from Nell & Ellinguam:
SYKUPS-Choice Syrup CSC; Hon
ey Drip 2Gc; Sugar DARK 22c; &c addi-
ton IA half 0arrelSl. New Orleans
M1,asses-FanCy, 40C; Choice SSc;
Prime Sec; Mixed goods, New Orleans
SOC; Bakers goods soc.
EOv1sIONs-Scheuk's medium 5. @.
hams 1910; ). Q. breakfast bacon lOSlc;
:. Z. shoulders &c; city sides $50;
ham beef l2c; ordinary beef lO}sc; family
mess pork SIS 50
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees 94c;
son cans 9l5c; lard compound, tees 6}4c;
50b cans &C; cob cans sc; lob cans
Sc; SD cans Sc; Slb cans 5 c.
CANNED GOODs-Sb fancy tomatoes 81 W
Hartford Co Standard corn l lOaSl 10; 2fb
Homer Drop corn 81 40; New York
State Fancy 2B corn 81 p; California
peaches g %; 3D Standard table peaches
= 90: pie peaches 81 35; ID Deep Sea full
STANDARD cove oysters soc; IN light
weight cove oysters csc; 21b Acorn stand
ard string beans soc; 2fb can corn beef
g. 90; 1 70 can Clipped beef 81 30; IN can
lunch tongue s %
WooDENWARE-No l tubs s. 90; No. 2
e 90; Nos s. 90; hoop pals 81 IS; moo p
81 IS; sap Fl p; single weShbOards Il 30;
double do 50 so; crimp double do. 3 90;
single 81 50.
FsUIrs-New Turkish Prunes 6l4c;
Raisins, Valencia, &c; layer Ondara re;
LOndor layer raisins 81 -; loose muscatels
81 IS; ldOse muscatels in OnEs, 6l5c. Cali
fornia PFunes in boxes 81 to Gu pounds
l0c; 60. 70 TO 50 pounds 91Sc, do. 20 TO 100
pounds size; do. in bags &c less.
Ou-Llard, extra western strained 75c;
carbon, 1l0, $50; car0on, $50. 5slc; water
white 7c Lewis Miners winter white oil
Ale; summer white 3Sc
SUGAR. Cntloaf 5ssa: r-7ses sc; fruit
powdered ndard 4 62o;
Standard c; Columbia
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A. 4skc; Ridgewood A, 4}Sc; America A,
4.S6c; Extra G, 70; White Extra G 4z{c. :,
SIC: Choice Domestic 6sSc; Prime Do
nestle &c; Fair Domestic exc; Fancy
Head nc.
CoTFEE-Green Co1ee--Fancy Golden
Rio 22c; Fancy Green 2lc; Peaberry
22c; Choice Green zoe: Prime Green
19c; Roasting grades IKE; Java and
Mocha 33c; High Grade 24c; Roasted in
packages-Arbuckle's coffee 1920; Jer-
sey coffee, in bins, 1886; Lion Coffee,
1920
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, 1 1-sae per cent. - Govern
mcn;s, Dull aud steady-stookS, Dull
Flour. Firm and Unchanged - Wheat,
lower.
NEW YORK, August 9.-MOney on call
easy. ranging from II TO 2 per cent.
last loan az ~ per cent; closing offered al
TX per cent. Prime mercantile paper 31sa
81 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet at
4S6&fa4SS
G0vERNMENTs-Duna and steady.
FOurs Registered. ....................IO
FOUrs Coupon. ......................l
Fuur-and-a-half Registered. loo
Pacific Skies OF Q5...................IU
SrArEs-Duu and steady.
RAuROADs-Dull; sales, S942,OOO.
SroCKs-The stock market to-day again
sank into the most oppressive dizziness
and, except for the Changers and Indus
trials, almost bsolute stagnatiOn marked
the trading from opening 10 close. The
dealings in the stocks mentioned, however,
gave tone and character to the whole mar
ket and under a moderate demand from
the shorts, with very moderate offerings,
prices were brought up somewhat from dc
preston The demand from the shorts
made the stocks which were weak
Yesterday the strongest to-day and
Burlington, especially, at the best price
showed a gain OF something over l per
cent. Rock Island and Atchison followed,
but the improvement In ST. Paul and Oma-
ha was confined to Insignificant amounts.
There was at no time any pressure TO sell,
and IN the afternoon, while dizziness be-
came most oppressive, there was no set
back 10 prices, and the gains among the
leaders assumed material proportions.
The market finally closed dull, but firm, at
or near the highest prices. Sales, l64, 4iU
shares. Quotations closed bid;
Adams Express, l4S; American Elk
press, l2O; Canada Pacific, $50; Central
Pacific, %; Chesapeake and Ohio, 24}S +;
Chicago and Alton, l49; Chicago, Bur
liugtou aud Quincy 1881; Delaware
and Hudson, 1854; Delaware, Lackawan-
IA and Western, I57; Denver and Rio
Grande preferred, ass; Erie, $50 DO pre-
ferred, IS; Fort Wayne, 1914; Hi
nois Central, 1O2; Lake Shore, 1874 ;
Michigan Central, 107; Missouri Pacific,
So; Northern Pacific, 2lA; do pre-
ferred 5T7S; Northwestern, 1l1}S; do pre-
ferred, l43; New York Central, ll3;
Pacific Mail, 34i{; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, ISL; Pittsburg, 1855; Pullman
Palace. 1876; Reading, 60l( Rock Island,
sUJs: St. Louis and San Francisco, first
preferred, 76A; st. Paul, $3.50; do pre-
ferred l26M St. Paul and Omaha, 5354 ;
do preferred, 122; Tennessee Coal aud
Ironl{, 50; Texas Pacific, 1855; Union Pa
cidc, 3SG; United States Express. 5S5S ;
Western Union, 96I.
Mining Stocks-Cholor So; Crown Point
IS; Consolidated California and Virginia,
$40; Deadwood, 200; Gould and Curry, 100;
Hale and Norcross, go; Homestake, 1900;
Independence, $50; Mexican, 1870; North
Star. $50; Ontario, $3.50; Ophir, 2}5; Ply
mouth. 25; Sierra Nevada, rs; Standard,
40; Union Consolidated, %; Yellow Jacket,
40: Iron Silver, Go; Quicksilver, $50; do.
preferred, 1850; Bulwer, 40.
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RhseIlls Bridge and Terminal Railway
Time Table No. 5. to take eject l2:oi 9. m,
| Inf 1871

Time Table No. s. to take eject l2.oi 9. m,
July ~, 1874
Leave Whesliny-f5:5J, tbs, -7:O. zoo
$3.50 '0:45 1910. sll:C0a. N, fii:ol. 1910.
500 goo, 500, $50 800, 'f:b5 800, 'T:i5,
500 $50. $50 pm
Leave Peninsuia--+5:B TIL. tI:3s sos,
Is So 1851, si0:0s, siI:08 a. m, +i2:T sl3:E,
.i:Os .1:os 300. $50. si:os. s5:04 Sos Nh.
s. .O5 500. 1916 P. N.
Leave ". & L. +. Junction-f5:57. 70: o. $50,
flU:s2 a. m. si5s -5:27, ts:4s. -s:27, ti041 n.
Leave Laughlin's Mili-r5;o .. IN.
Leave De Hasa Crossing-'7:6, ~ N.
sI:H, 1871. $3.50 ?. m
Leave Martins Feuy-s5:c3. "a 500.
sS:5s, s3:aD, 1880 ti0:lS sil:30 O. BID
$40 $50, 1913 $40. s4:5S, $50 - o
t6:6s $40. ft:32 fl0:ls pm
4Daily except Sunday. sDsil@ -
only.
All trains will run on Easter ock
in telegraph Office ~ wheeling lard
auiead LELAUssiG. s 1T
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view Athletic Club, Spring Valley, n
Y, September 5; Crescent Cycle Club,
Birmingham, Conn.,, September 2; Mid
dlesex Agricultural Society, September,
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~ Pcnnsylvsnia Stations.
VIV9nn8gIVdnId Inns:
Trains Run by Central Time.

Ircxyr OyyIcEs At PErEsrLyAErA hrAffoN On
WATsr ST, FcOT OF ELrvEHTH 81, NHHrLfso,
AT HcilUnk HOrsE. HHErLrIo, AID ~ Tx
PEpBsrLylyIa STATIoE. BhfDoKYoEr.
sOrrzvIsT srsIra-~ PAE HANDLE KorTE.-
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Metal Market.

New YORK, August e.-Pig iron, dull
and weak: American Sl3 50al5 W. Cop
per, easy; lake 81 5Oall 90 Lead, steady !;
domestic s. O5a4 10. Tin, steady; straits
so 45a20 20.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAu

TRANSCEND DIVlhiOf.
For Chicago, 1888 and 1905 a. m. i0iDp. a.
daily. and 3.2S D. m daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 7:a5 and 1000 a. m, ana
lO:3D p N. daily.
Sunday. -
ST 0sirsyille Accommodation, 1000
andg.Sp m, creep, sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express I:i5 and 6:i0 =. M {.
and 1870 p m. eTcspt ssDday, and bf5e
daily.
Columbus Accommodation. MOP m. daily
except sun5hy.
81 Ciairsyiile Accommodation, 400 ?. NJ. ard
5:S5p. m. erccpt Sunday.
Y,P.&B DIVISION.
FOR Pittsbnrs. o. 10 and 7 :2Oa ga aud 500 ..
m. daily, and .Op m. daily exospt SUNDAY.
For Pitisburr and the Fast SOD m daily.
Washington Accommodation 500 p n. e1'
oept Sunday.
From Plttsburg, 1906 = m. daily, ~: - p. n,
EXCEPT sunday, 6:6J ard 1910 .. m. dsiiy
Washington AccommodAtlon, 1850 A. 10. daily
except Sunday e,.r.,r
General Passenger Agent, Bal.lmofe.
is. LANE. WneslIng. deh
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JUHEELNIG AND ELM GRO


w RAILROAD. on aud after We'd
day June 1, 1892, trains Will run rs folio
City Time:
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THE SECRET ART OF BEAUTY lies not
i'm cosmetics, bat is only in pure blood,
and healthy performance Of the vital
functions, 10 be obtained by using Bur
dock Blood Bitters.
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tDaily except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Gro
AZ S:13 o, m and Wheeling AZ 1911 Z N.
n. &. WEiS0eRBER.
Gen. Manager
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RuftrnaSs.


Arrival and departure OF trains on and
May y, 1924 EXPLANATION OF REYRRr
MARKS; 'Duily; tSunday excepted: "a
day excepted; SATURDAY. excepted; lSnu'
only: saturday only. Eastern standard a
which is one hour earlier than Central Tine
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-26

The letter from his grace, Archbishop
J. B. Salpointe, communicating peni-
tentes from all church rights and privi-
leges, is occasioning no little comment in
Catholic church circles. Comments are
all favorable, however.
Tony Neis came in from Cerrillos this
morning and says parties there have
mined car load of fire clay near there
and sent it TO Denver for test OF its value.
This may mean another important in
dustry for the Little Pittsburg The
principal fire clay deposit there is about
twenty feet thick and is thought to be Of
an extra good quality.
Parties who wish to have themselves
considered as wholly above suspicion
ought to be careful when it comes to buy
ing sc cond hand goods from persons d
doubtful repute. A man who Is entirely
honest will not purchase a set of harness
or other articles supposed to have beer
stolen by the party offering them fol
sale.
The range and equipment for the Web
Der block dining hall Is at hand, ant
everything is being put in shape for open
ing about the LIST. The thirty rooms il
the building have been neatly finished
and as soon as the dining hall is read.
the house will be thrown open as publi'
hostalrie
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-26

Isaac N. Misner, who died on the goth
instant in Las Vegas, was member OF
Carleton Post, G. A. r. of Santa Fe. He
enlisted as a sergeant at Auburn, CAL,
January /, 1862, in company F, 4th Cali
iornia infantry, and was discharged JAN
uary 7, 1865. He again enlisted as a
corporal in company E, Sth U. S. veteran
volunteers, April II, 1865, and was dis
charged April II, 1865. While residing
at Cerrillos, July 3, 1890, he joined Carrie,
ton post, and soon afterwards removed to
Las Vegas, where he was kindly cared
for by his devoted wife during long and
painful illness, caused by rheumatism
contracted in the service. He received
pension only few days before his death
The funeral services we're under the
auspices of Sherman post of Las Vegas il
behalf of Carleton post. Out OF a tota
of nearly eighty members this is the
second death in Carleton post in over
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-26

Parties in on the narrow gauge last
night say that Vice President Chas. N.
Perkins, of the G. B. & Q. road, and
party of Boston capitalists, arrived at
Alamosa yesterday morning en- route to
Creole camp.
Supt. Chas. Dyer, who was in the city
last evening in company with the new
resident engineer, +. W. Grant, says the
change in depot arrangements at Lamy
junction will render much better accom-
modations to the travelling public in iu-
ture. The new waiting room for the
ladies is at one side of the ticket office
and the waiting room for gentlemen on
the other side, ticket sale windows open
ing into each apartment.
The A., T. & S. F. locating engineers
under Engineer Booker are working with
in four miles of San Pedro to-day In the
main coal canon another surveying party
is at WORK cross-sectioning the survey and
getting things in shape for the graders,
who are expected to be on the ground
next week. THE A., T. & 5. F. is doing
this work for the Cerrillos Coal & Iron
company" said Supt. Dyer yesterday.
j. Fewson Smith, chief engineer OF the
Northern Pacific railroad, to run from
Deming through Mexico TO the coast is
quoted as saying: "The construction o.
our road is now an absolutely assured
success. The money for the work has
been secured and contracts are being let
and as soon as all old scores can be set
tied, we will put large force Of graders
etc., in the fed to commence active work
which will be about the latter part Of mex
month"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-26
PERSONAL.

Ad. Gusdori is inspecting the business
field at Cerrillos.
Fred Stikey is yet confined by sickness
at his room in Mrs. Taylor's residence.
John Bouquet, prosperous gardener and
ranchero, is in the city from Pojoaque.
F. H. Strong, OF st. Louis Santa Fe
Mining company, returned to Dolores
yesterday.
At the Palace II. j. Newman, New
York; Jas. A. Barton, Kansas City; H.
]. Acheson, Denver; r. f. Waugh, Col
orado Springs.
Palemon Ortiz and Tito Melendez,
bright, young business men of Mora, are
in the capital on visit to their relatives
the Ortiz family.
At the Exchange: Hugh McGinn
Monero, N. NJ. Tony Neis, q. W. Brady
Cerrillos; A. Hampton, Ell Paso; j. F
Ryan, Sap Marcial Mrs. F. G. Fender,
son and family, Miss Maria Bremen and
two sisters, Barranca; r. Arnold and
wife, Los Angeles; P. McArdle, Miss M
| f. McArdle, Colorado Springs
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-26
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Paid your poll tax yet?
Get on to the big new postal cards.
Santa Feans who are lucky enough to
own Cerrilos real estate have had several
good offers to sell out of late.
Another group OF passengers came in
from the south last night and left this
morning over the narrow gauge for Creole.
The finance committee of the county
auxiliary Worlds fair committee will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Bartlett at
2 80 to morrow, Saturday, afternoon.
The Board Of Trades sanitarium COM
mittee is out beyond Buena Vista place
this afternoon looking over the ground
and giving directions for surveying the
premises.
The Conreid Opera company and Gus
Williams Comedy company would like to
appear before a Santa Fe audience next
month, but Santa Fe being short on
opera house accommodations will not
likely catch them.
About one mile Of new sidewalks are
contracted to be laid in the capital city
within the next sixty days. 1t is good
starter for the early spring and ought to
encourage further work in this direction
during the summer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-26
A GOVERNMENT SANITARIUM.
An Opportunity for Santa Fe's Live
Board of Trade to Again Dis
play Its Enterprise.

The attention Of the Santa Fe Board of
Trade is called to Washington dispatch
on the first page Of to-day's New Mex
ICAN, wherein it is announced that the
U. s. government has in view the estab-
lishment of national sanitarium for con-
sumptives at some point in southern Colo
RADIO or northern New Mexico.
The Board Of Trade has recently ap-
pointed a committee whose business it is
to arrange with the American Health
Resort association all the details respect.
ing land and water, this association hav-
ing decided to erect an extensive santa
rum here. The same committee can
we'll afford to enlarge the scope Of its work
by getting into correspondence with the
proper officers at Washington on this
other subject. The fact that, after pro-
longed and expert examination, the Amer
icsn Health Resort association, represent
ing thousands OF physicians in every Sec
ton of the union, has settled upon Santa
Fe as the point best adapted in all respects
for the location of sanitarum for con
sumptives-thls fact, certainly ought to
be strong Card in Santa Fe's behal
when it comes 10 locating similar insti
tuition by the government.
As far as the plans refer to the use o
an abandoned military reservation fol
this purpose, there need be no difficulty
| for Santa Feans stand ready to donate
the government all the land necessary
the land is minor consideration, for purt
dry atmosphere, sunshine, eqnable eli
mate and other elements, such as SAINT
Fe possesses in sdperlative degree, con
sttnte the principal considerations.