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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
CAPITAL CHIPS,
Doings In and About the state De-
partmcnt rho Galveston AGair.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Austin, rcN., Doc 0-Coloncl Nv
Cnuphcy reports 10 SECTIONS Of land
received by quilt claim deed without suit
Ia eases wherc purchasers have defaul,ed
on interest
General Mahry has written strong
letter TO the ntiornoy ri the Galveston
artillery company, defining his npsilon
and setting out reasons for clnlming IN
given them an mcmbcrs Of The volunteer
guard,
Faunln county redeemed $1,000 court
house bonds today
The c0mpifollcr received $500 today,
making Sin3A65,5B for The month OF
nncnmhnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

.,.,-,.,. 800, ..i,,,, pr,s,
wy $50 H
per barkehllne W. g. Twill
Honolulu, Nov. 2.-Siuce the advices
hv fla. sebo,nrr Transit. which sailed
~. ..,.,,ti..t
lhree hays ago the eA-lUe'h mas 'lp'''"
TO the provisional government for pro-
lection. claiming fear of violence from
A.. c,,,,i,.. r,stl,,,ts iT1,, ,,,vnrrn,pnt M
'ho i"'e'N" ivsiuV"'s' '"' ~
once granted the request alu u uc'"N vi
six police We're ordered by the mar
sl,oi mn, ar. ,,,nr1in, W,shineton
81, ~. ..g - ,,'.,,, oo,b
ace III luree Walvncn %, wv w, S.,'''.iiii
I, " IN lHl'lN't" VIZ H. .,i'.,.,,
siulih y vas ''a,l,rG lH'' ,r, nr,soat
Mn, t'yJii,i ii,,,.h.,,, n- ,p,' tr,i,bie AZ
polucai dlst9rnahre or NY lt9uute oii
guy hlhl Hlll ~ unl'N' ,,lu,va ., ,,i,',i
from l-yeh theh ln' uIolll'Si -v '..1
salu' uouEe was nor AnllIIl'i' ~ ~, Wy ~,
inc determination Vas ltaupc =" lNs' ,l
tthe tS,qur9h Wh',u 'Vu'u ny az rs''Ssu ~
ne pehSNtu y,5i0, 10 ~ ',,,,.,,,l ',',,,,,i
pursued ny WINS. the attorney I'u'rb
der,ined 10 express ah uil.. 10y Ill., H.
saving that NJ tgouEhl peIh9ps ln'
Amerlral! minister nau nreil rt.i'g li, uu
guarded "a ms feunaIAs concerning ulPlo
mute anMfs
Inc Associated l'r'ss learned Ewi'I
day directly it9W W N5'nhE,"u ! ,,lg' lN'
AAAN' fANtHNfA f'ff.g
ger In case the lhueI states hn1W9 re-
store her 10 power anu n''lhrog 10
I willis during hrr mic Nl7ll To snow
Cottage that she would nave 10 decline
tho restoration unless u was efaniel
| under the armed protection ol III" M
ted states. rms saien u. was Mrlileh
| upon the. very ee1' AhihoIltA Nhu Hnl
| been made by me cA-qucth upou more
| than one occasion TO others ihan lhr
| United states minister Ihr pol5cpl
strain continues 70 be very grohL me
| pOyisionul government undoubtedly
| commands tho situation, aud the marshal
| has matters so arranged thal " Woulu re
! impossible Tor nm attack 90 be made
/ upon the executive building without
| 9 half hours nonce 70 me R"FeIhn'eh'
! forces, 49,,
one prominent gentleman reports WI
| lis as saying that WHEN he got repnly 10
act as the executive 9ihcer OF lhe uilllrl
| States there would be but two persons
| in Hawaii notified, viz the head OF the
| provisional government and The lead 81
! the former government. Ihe mtrrY 81
the restoration hAs cans'H 'ous'a l.,,',,
/ anxiety in government circles, ns such q
denouement would cause immediate
trouble, II is learned after careful M
] quiry that one me oi we olhclAl llNeSu'
| queen shortly expects the return OF. TIE
ex-Pnucess Kmulani 20 Honolulu from
! England. II u also ih0peht thhi lhto.
dore Davis comes as der political agent
I 10 effect a compromise IN case the United
| States finds Il impr1ciicnbe 70. restore
the ev-quern. Should such be his inien,
! tion tie theory u advanced TINT should
| cleveland be determined upon the resto-
ration Of the monarchy the ex-pnnecAs
will be present TO represent the former
eoyernmrni n cnse ihe s1-qa w. 0oi u ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
PElxoTo


By Aysociated Press
Menphis. renn., DE. 0.---capt Kallar
Anderson Of Conl Creek fame, has been
offered an important command 10 ne
brazilian nrny by President peixoto.
Capt Anderson decllhes 10 state anything
for publication. but 4 Is said the position
offered Is that Of adIutant general lilo
il veteran Of the lato war. having en-
listed as private In n Kentucky regiment
and coming on as captain. Abpnt
three years ago h. commanded the stats
TROOPS NJ Coal Crock. last Tennessee,
during the minors troubles. and bic
,iofdnne OF The fort for over two weeks
bls capture Ny miners, biz coolneas aud
bravery whom captured by trcacherv and
Threatened with death II he did not snf-
r,uder fhe fort. have been published
extensively Ia the newspapers here and
ebroai. IL r. supposed the Coal Creek
opsolc brought Capt Anderson to the
notice Of the BRAZILIAN officers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

moro open to thc ''inorai suasion' which
Willis WIS tn influence UPON them hc-
fore they knew they had syfnpaihlfcrs
among the American people
The transmission Of the Hawaiian in-
siructinns 10 congress is prohunlY several
days away yet. Cleveland bus very few
conidents rs 10 what the message On
the subject viii cpmtain. There y ground
for the assertion, however. that he VIII
strongly urge upon congress the Import
ancc Of continuing the policy be has
pursued in Hawaii Of ondcavoring to
bring about the restoration Of the queen
by moral snasiou
Il Is not believed that he intends to
ask for authority to use an armed force
or make war, except as a final policy 10
wand friendly power
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
NE nAwAnAN nInRoGLIo.

~ Ass00lioI ~
v..4,in,ton De-. 9.-1he steamship
,f,,,a,,,,i ie.,k ne first news Of Gr,-ihaIn's
i,',t.r 10 Honoiulu. arriving fher. on
srar,.nl,e- 81. Her arrival IN Auckland
mn briues o. the first news q nc To-
~ a.,.,ian n ire letter N Honolulu.
= l,a,ds N tl,e provisional government in
siis country havr reeir'iei - lts etu-
cisI periiI for thelr clnse the intgriin pc
fore fnblic seaiimrnt y this COUNTRY on
fdo administrstica,s f'elcy slgula yiy 'ii'a
s -, ,e,,sjr IN Jews firm Honolulu ~
~ ,be teruiratjon Of ihis nerioi. and Eel
! fyaniis expr,Teed relief In lnring re-
reire1 Il, Their cave clnsidfred tliat rs
provisional government would oe naesn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
OVER AN EMBANKmENT


by Associated Press.
III Paso. Tex. Dec. 9.-An entire
Southern Pacific passenger train went
over q high cmbankncH at lewisburg,
Now Mexico. NJ particulars ycJ.
lAter-'rhe disnstrr Is supposed ta be
the work Of tranps. who are congrpeatetl
along the line Of the Southern paci6c
10 tho neighb0rhood uf 1ordsburg N0s.
icriay afternoon The Associated Press
carried 9 dispatch 10 the effect that there
were no tramps at Iordsmgrg. Who were
threatening 10 wreck passenger trains
unless The southern Pacific rescmdcd ia
order refusing thum permission 90 ride
on freight trains. 1t was added, how.
ever, hope was entertained that they
would not carry out the threat. as IN
spite Of che order, an incoming freight
train brought about 100 81 them. M
one wis killed, but The coaches wer,
badly wrecked and several people were
bruised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Special to the Gazette.
Waco, Tex, Dec. 0.1I'ils morning fire
destroyed the residence Of Edward Toby,
Jr.. No. ll2l North Fifth Sre,l.
Mrs Toby was secuted Ia ste OF the
rear rooms when her uttcation was at
tracicd ly the cries OF 'tlrcv' ol the
street Upon investigation the parlor OF
the house was found 10 b. Ia iiames,
which spread rapidly and soon cnvclopcd
the building.
The fire Il supposed 90 have been caused
by sparks from the crate tire falling on
the carpet, underneath Of which was q
layer OF cotton. The Loss is total and
placed al $1,000. with insurance Of 81
AOO.
Shortly after midnight the FIRE depart
mont was called 10 No. 40 North Ninth
street, whore the small cottage occupied
by Mrs John T., Moore, was IN flames
a portion of the furniture wnH savsl.
hut the house was destroyed the loss be
ing about 500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Special 10 rho Gazette,
l.arclo. Tex, Dec. . .-Firo this morn
ing DESTROYED the Warehouse helonFms-tt
l.. s, Nelner with its contents 1t
was occupied by A schmidt 4 Co.. Fur
niturc dealers, and Samrs, Moore y
Co. commission merchants. and Negro
family. who resided IN the north cnd
Shmidt a Co. had furniture stored there
Co the amount Of about $4,000, on which
they had S9ODO insurance, Samrs
Moore n Co. had hay 20 the value OF
5000 Ia the compartments; nll was u
tulnl loss.
The iirc caught in the hay. The iusur.
Qnre " divided as follows; On the huld,
lug, American Fire Of Philadelphia
$4,000 On stock OF furniture.
Fire Assurance Of Philadelphia. 5000
Alamo Of San Antonio. 5000. Pennsyl
ynnia Fire Insurance company. SanI0
Hartford, $1,000; Hamburg. Bremen
$1,000 aud American af Nov York
SiNO.
.. The hay was nlso covered by Insurance
The negro family lost cyerythinr having
no Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
RATES RESTORED.

BY Associated Press,
Chicago, H.. Dec 0. The Union Pa
cihc, Northern Pacific and great NORTH,
franaCoiainehtai passenger rates January
/ Mo CANADIAN Pacific y rot pnriy
10 iia Increment. although u ~ hoped
n viii cone 10 nftfrwafl. To prepare a
way f0f It's doing 20, The Southern Pa-
eldc has declared IL boycott against u
M ma authorized as ~ connections 10
IN tickets over the Canadian Pacific
10 San Francisco aud Reading orer the
slnsta route from Portland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

&. W. Roberts 10 NJ l.. Hun for
Sll20. part Of block ~, IN Jennings
south addition
X. NickerY 10 Thomas r. Wilson, for
800 LOT ]. block -. Chambers add
ton.
A. !. Martin 10 A. X. Gillespie. for
$3.50. 81 acres OF ihe Garrison anryey.
Mrs. =. A. AlrNair " al 20 j.. y.
Combs. for 500 part Of block In
Jenuings west addition.
Kate Magrnder 70 Lizzie Mngruder.
for 81 and other considerations. part Of
block .. subdivision Of block -, Welsh
survey
il. Il. Maddosia 10 Ida T. Ayres. for
$1,000. is Interest IN Maddozn farm.
Tie same 10 Mary u. AyrcS, for
s22 OOOttS interest III Maddozia farm.
Same 10 Mary 4. Ayrcs. for 5000,
Is interest IN MaddeHia farm.
u. Is. IIcmnan. beneficiary, =. B'
Coutey. snb trustee. TO II. w li1sklne,
Tor 800. i.J5 acres 10 the James A. GIN
survey
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
No Man So Humble He Can
not Aid the Work.
nuy What You Can Get Made in
This city In Preference 60 other
Goods The Chamber Of Com.
merce Movement

m
'"'''''
worm, rgp'es'n'lhE W. II 'o''' 'n' '1''
plneu business 'n''t'~t9 o. tu' guy , nas
s'u,i'" " movement 'n"' WI" "p,,p
Duuu "p ,,, ,''o wy " ''''''', Wv, " w,
pV1p''' i""' ""' ''s 'u'''' '''D'
nome industry hni uiRilH lhe peop'
TO buy Fort Worth nudc nrtitlus, price
md nunlltv bnin,, .nusl with nutslln
FupuH'
This action WAS taken on thr petition
az tho eitrnrunnlers of tbis civ Vhre
sh,v,.l ,t,,, ~, Nv,rn, ,,,,sunsi u,us.
9"'"'u "''' "''"'
nnds OF uiEara daily sent huhdrrNH ol dhl'
lars away every day In the yDnr 10 en-
dfh ne,,le f,r avn, fr,n here WIN
,.i''., ..,. ,,a.,i,t
Vphulpul'i III NO WHY =" Vu' NN'WN'
ing.
Political neonotnv. the chamber hDld.
at.,..,.t 5,a.', ,trl,.,t.,n
ul''""u "a ""'''nt ''N'''' pn'''"''a'"
suggested new methods of donling win
our skilled lnborers. aud srlf Interest,
1, ,,,. .h,,,,, ,,,,,,t1 certainly iudnr.,
fort Worm people 10 puN NOME Mnu"
goods and udd to the army Of Fort
Worth pluducprs.
A t.ngntte tY,pnrt,,r Yesterday visited
n ,, Ia ,ht. ,l,,.
the TWO cignr factories 81 'lNH WY,
those Of Iouson and Wostland. aud found
tho former localrd AZ 500 Main street.
WD v,,t,' to..I.n, .,,u ,ho t,,t.r
wv, ,n' W WV ,N'',''""'' N''' ''' ''
at 1918 Main street
lie found number NJ good looking,
/ thrifty, intelligent men al work n clean
rooms. aud carefully kcpt surroundings,
making into cigars tho best of tobacco,
a Fort Worth smoker could mol have
failed to b. nlcnsei with what lo saw,
| and after departing would certainly have
| enjoyed thc weed more thnn ryorii 81
The Fort Worth brand
The cigars generally smoked Ia this city
come from the third district Of Nov
! York. the notorious tenement hnn-r quar-
| ter where In gqualor and MISERY. teni
twelve and fourteen people hving ~ un'
fDom make up the tobacco sent 20 thein
| h cigars that cannot hdp hnt be Vile
| Or they come fr0lu the notorious ninth
/ district OF Pennsylvania, wlrro the prar
fire Il stil worse or possibly FROM the
| Pacific al0De, where Chinese labor used
| In do manufacture Of cigars render then
/ positively dangerous to life.
Gcn Grant, Il is snid. died from d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Austin, Tex, Dee. "a rimof y
naoat that tho Missouri, Kansas aud Tex
n y having peiitlonH signed requesting
ne ntfofnqy-g general 90 bring an hide
i,endrnf ehii 10 cancel fhe charter 81
ihe International and Great Nnrihcrul
a report Frau NE ATTORNEY -geuerais n1iee
4 10 ihc effect umt the petitions haze npt
REACHED ine department..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Special to tho Gazette.
Sulphur Springs Tex. Dec. a.-Nis
morning about O'clock lumber kiln
belonging to Al Wilson burned. Loss
about $3.50, with no insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

Don't .. T. Buy now, while values are
iowest Having 70 settle an estate ! must
eiva bargains on lots, stores, acreage IN
quire at once.
j. J. ROCHE, Admluisfraior,
as Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
THE PRESIDENT RECEIVES,

Nv N79oclnI0d VTo8l,
Washington. nce. o. Tho prcsldcnt
has been in HE oillce all day rccciving
senntnrs and representatives. He had
4 long conference with Representatives
Savers Of rcyhs on The Nhirri OF anpro.
prlaiigns,. fhp president Is In bis usual
good health
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

sD99lnl 20 the tidl0ITe,
Weatberford. TX, Dec. 9.--hrs. Ann
Brock. ~ yurs Old, and resident o.
tlis COUNTY ihirfy-hrc years died Hast
niEhf Her children. grandchildren and
irrAf-rrandciiidr,n are numerous aud
prominent IA this county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Special 10 the Gazette.
Dallas. Tex. Dee g.-Iienry Haas, an
on and respected citizen Of ri,ls nl{i
died today, He leaves d comfortable
forluae and a largo family.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

A noxr1 recently caught a turtle IN
Gnm creek. near cqriels, Ga, that
weighed is5 poandr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
"REAL ESTATE. 2

Being m iiquldaiion. We pnor rre1s
saiioiy Of RI Al Estate hc,dlngo, consisliuE
Of fne residencc8 traintsa and uunelhE
lots. and an Immense Irfcdsc 81 Improved
ana unlmpfoyed lands Tor aale - e4rfi'
nee.
TAE AfRcRANT-s EhTIostt Ragk,
EoEr W0Rxn, TEXAS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

mckels and dimps at home aud no soup
hpaecs WIN bc needc,l. no unemployed
will live here,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

qs- t,hionao Tribune 0nnunct,f that $40
,,r,sia ii iha fatur1 fof il|e year ulalnE
lime 10. fNss 3is more than oecpfnl tnf
yfas pfyfionh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
NEAR ENNIS.

NEAR ENNIS.
Special TO the Gazette,
Ennis. Tex. Dee. .. j. Meyers house,
ten miles east of here, burned last
Thursday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

~ Ni4NNiN'N AfNAl IN NNeNhs
BY Associated Press
Madrid, Dec 0.--it Is reported that
fresh Negotiations are prndlng with the
United States In regard TO The duty on
sugar,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

been the talk Of the town There will be more taIk
y eoe the week is ended--ths will cause the talk;
A so cent Ladies Egyptian Yarn Vest for 25c
AIS cent Ladies' Natural Yarn Vest for 35c
Also cent Ladies' Egyptian Yarn Pants for 25c
A rs cent Ladies' Natural Yarn Pants for 35c
/ A95 cent Ladies' Egyptian Union Suit for SOC
ASSOC Ladies' Natural Union Suit for 81 49,
khe above are few of special values We have many
Shr styles of awool silk and wool, mixed or pure sl
arnents Prices very reasonable.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-14
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Do not forget the church social at Mr.
Johnson's tonight, near the court house.
Everybody will be welcome.
The city juvenile football teams will
have match game at the federal build
ing grounds on Saturday afternoon next
Twenty-Five miles of wire, insulators
and other material necessary for Santa
Fe's new telephone system is on the way
from Chicago.
w. N. Morgan, the old man who is
charged with robbing his wife, Cecilia
Borrego, is still in Jail and will have
preliminary hearing on Saturday.
s. Carmichael, of Trinidad, represent
ing parties who are largely interested in
gold mines in the Taos mountains, is in
the city to-day en- route to Amizett.
A special vestibule train of six coaches
and a dining and baggage car came in
from the east last night and brought
ninetv-one New England excursionists
who did the town all forenoon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-14
DISTRICT COURT.
A Verdict of Guilty in the Arce Case
The Lincoln Lucky Mining
Case in Hand.

In the district court the trial of Frank
Arce, charged with hourishing a deadly
weapon, was concluded yesterday after
noon and given to the jury. This morn
ing the jury came in and presented a
verdict of guilty. Counsel for Arce
moved for an arrest of judgment, and
pending decision on this Arce was COM
mitted to jail. The maximum penalty
for such offense is three years in the
penitentiary or fine of $1,000 or both.
The court took up and heard arguments
by Judge Downs and Mr.. Catron for and
against the motion filed by the former
for continuance of the ejectment suit of
the Anaconda mine claimants against the
Lincoln-Lucky Mining company. The
motion for continuance was promptly
overruled, and the court ordered
that a jury be called to 60 on
with the trial of the case, when
the attorney filed motion for change
of venue on behalf of the company. The
hearing on this point was set for p. m.
The court then called jury and took
up the trial of Frank Rivera, charged
with assault.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-14

Remember the Spanish dramatic per-
Torrance and dance at Gray's hall to-
morrow night. Tickets, only SO cents, on
sale at City drug store. The management
promises genuine treat.
The Guilds sale of fancy and useful
articles, suitable for Christmas presents,
takes place at the home of Gov. Thorn
ton tomorrow afternoon. Strangers in
the city will be specially welcomed on
this occasion.
Deputy U. 5. Marshal Brown, of Colo
RADIO, will arrive over the narrow gauge
tonight, bringing Isaac Novel; and
Addie Woods, wanted for trial before
the January term of the U. s. district
court.
One of the easiest ways to make people
go abroad to trade is to neglect to adver-
tise at home. Business men who don't
believe that advertising pays should not
complain if people, attracted by published
price lists and the liberal advertising OF
merchants in other cities, go abroad to do
their trading.
The football team of the New Mexico
College of Agriculture challenges any
school or club team in Ell Paso to a game
of Rugby football to be played in a
place hereafter agreed upon, at any date
not later than December %. The college
team should not SO closely limit its chal-
lenge. Santa Fe stands ready to give
any town in New Mexico a chance to
crow.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-14
PERSONAL.

A. Levy, of Walsenburg, is visiting
Santa Fe.
Rev. j. Mills Kendrick arrived from
the south this morning.
w. A. McGrew, the insurance man, is at
the Claire from Denver.
Phil Prayer, popular st. Louis drum
mer, registers at the Palace.
L. B. Ames, treasurer of the town of
Cerrillos, is on visit to the capital to-
day.
Sheriff Frank G. Chavez, of Rio Arriba
county, came in from TERRA Amarillo
last night.
M. Palladino, of the contracting firm
of Berardinelli & Palladino, is up from
Albuquerque on visit.
Hon. A. l.. Kendall, chairman of the
board of county commissioners, is in the
city to-day from Cerrillos.
DR.. Sanger Brown, of Chicago, was
Joined by his family to-day. They came
from Ell Paso and are at the Palace.
T. G. Mulhern, A., T. & s. F. trainmas
ter on the Las Vegas division, was il
town with the excursion party to-day.
Mrs. j. B. Hemingway, wife of U. s
District Attorney Hemingway, arrived
from Washington city last night and is
guest at the Claire.
At the Exchanges: L. L. Perkins, Den
yer; Fred Wedmann, Ell Paso, Texas; M
Strumquist, San Pedro; L. B. Ames, A
L. Kendall, Cerrillos.
At the Claire: Macario Gallegos, Mora
N. NJ; W. A. McGrew, Denver; A. Levy
Walsenberg; W. W. Old, Leadville, Colo.
0. M. Smith, Clayton, N. NJ; Mrs. J. B
Hemingway, City; A. 4. Mooney, Wash
ington, D. G.
At the Palace: Pedro Perea, Der
nalillo; E. Baker, Cerrillos; J. W. Brown
San Francisco; Phil. Prayer, st. Louis; G
W. North, Cerrillos; W. ]. Manchbank
Denver; L. A. Fisher, Omaha, Mrs. DR.
Brown and child, Chicago.
At the Bon-Ton hotel: W. F. Myers
Cerrillos; Robert Allen, Harrisburg, Pa.
Henry Busch, Garden City, Kas.; A. G
Watson, Salt Lake City; John Becker
City; j. W. Harris, San Pedro; H. W
Easton, Abiquiu, N. NJ; James johnson
City; Frank Jones, Albuquerque; Johr
Hallor, Frank Mitchell, Durango.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-14
THE RAILROADS.

Freight business on this division of the
Rio Grande is keeping up remarkably
well.-Chama Northwest.
The estimated earnings of the Denver
& Rio Grande for the first week of De-
cember are announced as follows: Freight,
S107,1 100; passenger, $15,500; express,
mails, ETC., $4,000; total, $135,SO0. Com
pared with the earnings of the CORE
spending time of last year decrease of
$49,70O is shown.
1t is announced that the Gulf, Colorado
g. Santa Fe will extend its line from San
Angelo to San Antonio, Texas, and that
direct line will be built from there to
Galveston. A corps of surveyors are al
ready IN the field near San Angelo. It
may be, however, that the latter are in
the field surveying the proposed Pecos
valley extension to Pecos.
The following is given as the facts in
the A., 7. g. 8. F. case: President Rein
hart did not 60 to London to borrow
money, nor to sell collateral in the treas
ury, nor to renew loans, nor to adjust
any difficulties about the guarantee note
scheme, nor to provide January inter-
est. He had developed a theory that the
payment of A., 7. & s. F. floating debt
would be remarkably good financial
step, and had prepared plan similar to
that by which the Union Pacific collateral
notes we're issued and the floating debt
retired. He made per cent collateral
trust issue and this he offered to London
bankers, but in their Judgment the price
he asked was too high, and Mr.. Reinhart
refused lower offer.
The Alton and Southern Pacific have
joined forces in the formation of new
passenger line, which they will call "The
I True Southern Route" The true service,
which will be in operation within few
days, will run from Chicago via st.
Louis, Texarkana, Fort Worth and Ell
Paso to Los Angeles, San Francisco and
all California points. Thus competing
lines continue to contest for prestige Of
the A., T. d s. F. If the latter would ad-
vertise free side ride for all passengers
to the historic city of Santa Fe it would
unquestionably add much to the through
tourist travel of the road.