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The advocate and Topeka tribune. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1892-1894, 1893-04-05
WHAT OF THE FUTURE OF THE PEG
Plies PARTY2
NO. v.

parry pure III We 9ApecG 10 uEhW W ~
the support Of the substantial, incor-
ruptible moral elements of society,
and if we expect it to accomplish the
reforms for which il was organized.
Second, we have pointed out the large
per cent. of purchassble vote that is
corruptly controlled to defeat the
ends of justice and right in every
election. Third, we have shown that
one of the most potent influences for
the control of this vote is the saloon
or the various instrumentalities en-
ployed by the liquor syndicates and
brewery combines for this purpose
Fourth, we have shown that the stock
of these liquor syndicates and brew
cry combines is held by British CAPT
tslists and their co-conspirstors on
this side of the water, who have been,
and still are, debating the financial
policy by which American wealth is
being centralized and the masses of
the people are being gradually re-
duced to tenants and paupers.
This liquor power Is to-day the
strong right arm of the money power.
II enjoys greater privileges than are
accorded to any other combination of
capital on the American continent.
This may appear to be broad ssser-
ton, in view Of the privileges accorded
to railroad and other combinations,
but the ADVOCATE in It's issue Of April
6, 1892, has amply demonstrated it to
be true. 1t is the most powerful, if
it Is not the most gigantic of thecspi-
tallstic combines of the day, and it
is beyond question the most danger
GUS, because the most INSCRIPTIONS
and determined. It is absolute nom
sense to talk or think of making a
successful contest against the capt.
talistic combines that have been and
still are ruling this country, and not
include among them the liquor CON-
bine-the most dangerous one among
them all. Until our people are ready
to grapple with this hydra-headed
monster they may as well save the
effort they are directing against plu-
tocracy and devote it to such faithful
service Of their masters as will Sc
cure the best indulgences it may be
possible for them to obtain. Nothing
but absolute blindness can prevent a
recognition of this fact. The only
question upon which there can be q
rational difference of opinion relates
to the plan Of assault-the method by
which we shall propose to throttle the
monster and deprive him of his power.
This question, we stated last week,
would be our next subject.
It has become apparent to the best
thinkers and writers Of the age that
no system of tempOrizlng with public
questions can be for a moment JUST,
fed or sustained. A radical revolu-
ton of our social system can alone
remedy the evils which afiict hu-
manity as q result of capitalism; and
The advocate and Topeka tribune. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1892-1894, 1893-04-05

The State Board of Public Works
has selected Seymour Davis Of To
peka, as state architect.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12

miejscu. Owszem konkurs k~onieczny,
ale inny. K~orzystsjRc Z doswiadczen's,
n~ale1aioby tym razem zsstrzedz sobie
sad ~oststeczny tn ma miejscu. Tamtei-
s1e jury mogioDJ tylko zskwali6kowac
do nagrody 4 lub 5 nsjlepszyoh probe
kt6w i takowe nam przesiac. q ooenR
dziela sztuki ME bedzie tn trudnosci,
tax jak ieh ME bylo Z rozstrzygnieciem
konkursu muzyoznego. Owszem, lepiej
bsdzie gdy A~uerykanie osadza. Do
rozstrzygniecis konkursu M Pomnik
Mickie wicza, takAe Z Wiednia Niemo6w
zapraszano, chcc mniej wiasciwie. Tru-
dino bowiem Niemcowi rozumiec poete
polskiego, gdy tymczassm ameryksnin
~nsjlepiei bedzie wiedziai jakim bye wi
MEN amerykahski general. Tu bowiem
Kosciuszke istotnie przedstawi6 naleay
" takiej roll, a ME jake naozelnika pol
skiego.
Jesli wieo drugi konkurs o~gtoszonym
z~ostanie, niewadziloby uiatwic zadanie
polskim srtystom prlesyiajac do Krako-
wa chocby trochs sztych6w dajscych
pojecie o przedmiocie a przedewszy-
stkiem nalety i'm dac czas ~potrzebny ola
study6w.
Jeszcze raz powtarzamy 10 ME many
tn zamiaru dotyksc kogokolwiek osObi
Sole. MoAna by6 bardzo nawet wy
ksztaiconym W pevnym kieruuku, = ME
mice doswiadczenia W inrym. Sprawl
to zbyt wa.na sbysmy mieli milczyc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12

SHAMoKrN, Pa "a Cserwca 1893.
ia nitei podpisans'skiAdam iak mai
serdecEniejsre podziekowanie Towsrzy
stwu Tadeusza Kosciuszko, grupy 81
do ktorego MAJ moi 9. p. Franciszek
Zupka mial honor nsleAec, rowniea /
Rzadowi Centralnemu Nv. Mar. Pol. /
.wszystkim brsciom Zwiazkowym "a RE.
telne ! skuratne wyPiscenie m, posmier.
tnego po metu moim sp. Frsnciszku
ZuPka " sumie dolarow piecSet 500,
oby Bog WszeokDOgaoy blogosiswil
Wv. Mar. Pol. j wszystkim ~nale1acym
do tel instytOcyi. Mech syje / wzrasts
Zwiazsk Mar. Polski.
Pozostsje " glebokim smutku
Kotarzynd ZupkG.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12

Tow. ChOrREiew PoIska Er. 81.
s. BROOKLYN, N. Y. % C1erwca 1893.
2 Powodu il sic zbliaa p6iroczne po.
siedzenie zatem zawiadamia sic czlon.
k6w ably sic wszyscy stawili M dIieh
IA L'pca b. +. " zwykiym lokalu 1 era.
sic, gdya nieobecnosc pod kara so cen.
tow, Poniewaa przyjda wa.ne sprawy
pod obrady ;.k:
s) O~dcrytanie rachunk6x doch6d
rozchod.
b) Sprawl delegate M S,jm x.
q Projekt konstytucyi novel Nv.
N. P.
d. Sprawozdanie oststniego Balu
~jesrcze inne mDiej wsane sprawy
Towarzystwa; zatem obecnose wszy.
stkich czlonkow jest poAsdana. Oso
bonn kt6reby tyczyiy sobie wstapic dc
gr. 81 Wv. N. P, ozuajmia sic Re tc
jest oststnie posisdzenie ma kt6rem be.
de p~rIyjmowani ozionkowie starsi lub
mlodsi "a jedOe pieniadze, " przysziym
miesiacu stsrszy jut must wiecej zapia'
cid . wiec kto ma zsmiar do pas vista.
pic niecbsj korzysta re sposobnosci
jaka sic nadarzs, MECH przybedris ns
Posiedsenie do sail p. ZywertA II Lipcs
q tam zostana przyjeci DO wielu ms
rbsd vstspic jak nam wiadomo q je
szcze sic ocisgsIR nieoh przyjda, be
i'm Predzej tenn ter lePiei, DO iak bedzis
mas wiecej lepsra danny sobis rads
bsdziemy mOgli wspolnie dziaiae M do.
bro nieszOzssIiwej oiczyzny naszej Pol
ski. q bratniem pozdrowieniem
Jan AdGmik, sekr. prot. gr. 81.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12
w OdPOwiedzi DzieBnikOwi
ChicagOSkiemu.

ChicaH0Sktemu.
Moskal powiedzialby psiawnyj ma.
3yj"l jam gotow przywtorzyc, DO i
mnie bawi. Pan Nagiel kt6remu po-
wstnie odpowisda6 ME mo.na istotnie
jest niepoprawny. Zn6w bez namystu
wyplul wiadro t6lci. Tax sic zacial Re
ami rusz ME chce odmawiac katolickich
zdrowasiek. Wprawdzie dochodza mnie
siuchy jakoby teraz, pred sejmem
lied, calemi godzinami wycierai kolana
W kosciele; podobno nawet tax mocno
sic W piersi kuiakiem bile tax glosno
wzdychs re a. M plebanji sfychac; u
tax zamaszyscie nieborak ustami rusra,
jak gdyby wszystkie muchy ma Stani-
siawowie chciai wyiapae: ale ME mas
brad ma wzdychanie ami M tAkie rucha
ME. Ma on pewno ukryt4 W kieszeni
cudowna spretyne, albo ter mote ktos
Pocisgs 60 Ia sznureczek i tyla.
A kiwaiac sic. &C chwlla fglarz mru-
czy (zapewne ju. z wiasnego natchnie-
nis, bez sznureczks): pAteby ten Siup-
ski pekl"! Ale Shpski ma ziose ME
Peknie, DO zadneJ ME ma obawy ably ia
XII sprezynowy pscierz w~ysiuohanym
zostai. Moze jednak ztad dostapi Cd
puszczenia Chico czastki g~rzech6w po-
wszednich z uwagi ma oieAka prace.
Niejeden by mote wolal drzewo ~rabac
nj. grad role manekins. Spr6buj no
czytelniku W TAXI upai choc przez 8 mi
nut bezmyslnie ustami klspAc q odechce
ci sic kswaika iaskawego chleba. Zlo-
sliwi co prawda m6wis 1e on. ustami ru
sra a o czem inneu mysli, ale 90 to, to
nieprawda lecz potwarz vierutna, DO on
tylko ~uczynkiem lecz nigdy mysla ME
grzeszy. 10 hoi giyby on umiai my
slic, judy Pr1ecio cos wymyslii a Pc
wnoby ME Pisal tylu msdrych rzeczy,
chocby tylko dlatego, ze ME moglby
byc wtedy redsktorem Dz'ennika. Mu-
sisiby sic nieborak zsbrac do jakieis
w~istciwszej roboty, Up. streozenia mai-
zehstw. Do tego ma on spryt nielads j
reke SzczesliwS. Dowodem mp. ia. Do
tyehczas Aadna parma ami nswet spoj
rzeo ma mnie raczyis, a ia tet ma ziosc
ami myslsiem o zsdnej. AZ tn raptem
zmienily sic rzeczy odksd tylko p. N.
swoj Palec miedzy drzw vi wiozyi. lego
Ieklama tax poskutkowala, 70 sic dzis
wprost dobiiaia o mnie . ia tea jskos
~zaozynam nsbierac ochoty. Co to znsczy
mice dObrego fAktoral Wprswdzie p.
N. " nos mierzyi q " piete uderzyl Oak
zwykle); ale to tenn wiekszy dowod
jego EdolnoSoi: DO jesli mimowolnie ta-
XII skuteS sprawl, 70 O6tby TO byto gdy-
by ma prawde wzisl sic do .bisineSsu".
Ale czy tax Ozy owsk, zswsze to przy-
sluga; . ieiH sic na 90 przyds, wyps.
dnie 60 przeE vdEiecznosc M weseIisko
zaProsie. (PrzY tel spOsobnosoi mote
tet zechce doklsdnie Ebada6 owo ,,cos''
z uszkiem) Zspswne tel p. N. pozns
sic ma rzeczy ! w~zsjemnie znow zsprosi
ma ows podvOjus uroOzystosc, ktorej
ma bye bohstsreD. Winszuje, Jestcze
to Sekret; ale zdradzR go jeden z jego
~zaufsnycb, donoszao mi o TEN bezimien-
ME " tych mniej wiscej ssowach: ,,Pan
tax uwielbissz nsszego ~redsktora De.
IL ME bedzie Of Espewne o~bojetns haste
pujRca nowina: o. wiucentemu udaSa
sic wielkiej dOkonsc rEeozy. Nswr6cii
wielkiego niedpwisrks. fsryEsuszs. Be
die jedns owieCzks wieCeJ (Ohyba bs-
san). Zdolal on BOWEN przekonse p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12

500 Potycryism cd grupY 2. N. P; q
mogac ich ME oddac, oddslem. lnnym
Enow razem t~amtejszy proboszcz miai
mi wypaacic subwencye obieoans pred
otworzeniem pisms. Ale kladac picnic
DE nssst6t, zaczat ni czyni6 zastrzeae
mia 90 do kierunku gasety. Wpraw
die mogsem pieniadze zgarnac a n.
strzeAenia " pieo rzuoic.jak mi to radrii
p. N; ale j. wolalem wrecz oswiadczye
- Z .a'trseaeuiami pomocy pszyjss ME
moge, bonn przywyki tax dsiala6, jak
mi ~prsekonanie mole w~skaxuje. M6wiso
nawiasem, proboszoz xnac usnal mole
.Pobudki, DO zastrzeAenia swe cofnsl.
Dzialo sic to " obeo del. ostatuiego sci
mu, OBJ. J. Lipinskiego.
Prosze tsraz sadzi6: cry taxi naiwnii
mote sic czegos dorobi6f Nigdy. Ia
wsze bedzis tureckim swietyu. Niech1s
wiec tadna ME fudzi sie k~apitalami.
Ably zas tenn lepiej Pr.skOna6 10 p. N.
niesiusznie mnie kapitalista zrobil, nj
niejszym wzywan wszystkioh kbokol-
wiekby " N. Yorku, BufLo, Filadel6i,
Detroit it'd. ozuf sie pr.esemnie po-
krzywdzonym chocby M dolara, MECH
tenn raczy " ciagu 3 tygodni zloayc
swe Eawiadomienie " Red. uZgody" =
wysIczegolnieniem okolicznoSci, sdresu
it'd. Jeaeli COS sic okaAe, j. n katdego
oenta Pozwole sic p. N. 8 razy powiesie
ale pod waruukiem, il " prreciwnym
razie on bsdzie pozbawiony mego iowa
rIystws M galezi. Cry zgodaf Zresrta
j. jua Z gcry wypraszam sic cd tego
honoru.
Zyemunt SSupski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12
DOKTOR WODNY

DR. aRAHAM)
leesyL 5ak Wfedomo Oh ossnfnfch n LAT . nanepsrvm
skutdem ysnyBtkts hudne, beH nadnisi Wylecssnia
EesearEafe 4 cluN0E-snie choroby 4 darpfsnfa obu
.ptei pro- Ensns y rtsmc-schi tutsi ns,cds b.ts-
P~sSnsPomoe sscsssnws vyiso.suis s.pswnus
ne dsrpienia piae, vstroey, merck 4 brsucha DER
gaenis nsrSoIe eboroby kobfeDs iako 20:
boleed cefane, biaiS upiayy, nfsplodnokl, bi v
nEyfachs bolesna lub Eaniedbang reTularnoN1 cneets
odpfyU .ody,. rEniads I PalenaA ~eitnisnis ne d1
WeEystEe chroniczne, pryWatnei familttne c~ierpianfa
.obu Pfet leou Prsss uzycis sWoich
Siedm ulubionych LekarstW
v zeh ehoroeaS 40 Etorych DE stos1ie. ktoych
gruntovnsmn wyieeeenie - Prssnscsona
80 Typfaoe rodEn swemf podziekowaniamf dajs
najlspore tu1edectva 5ak cadowne sila mals lekar-
stga wfaenoracEnis prssz niego prEyrs9dzsna,
nd1mieNJece osiqgna1 roEuitaJ ahdch wypsdknch
v ksosyeh vszslHs fnns trOdb okasaay ds dsrsm
50 Doctor soany Pryr.sas. vs..ns i.ksr.s-O
ole tsgo ME Jet v sadnym ENfaHku . sptska M
g. Ts uluoions IsEsrstwa Isozs tyiko ehoroby
ssosym Posedyhezo - prssnnsosone nabye y IiEo
Ofisie: s6s s. STATE ULICY
~ PrEByszE PTFrRo-Ef
CHICAGO ILL1NOI9-
eodziny cnsows: rnao % Ia, vfsc.orsm
"a v ~uisddsis ssmkniats. KonsultscYs bsEplstnie-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
Notice.

To whom it may concern: Notice is
hereby given that the firm or co-partner-
ship heretofore existing under the firm
name and style of W. H. Soehnchen & Co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All outstanding credits due and to become
due to said firm are to be collected by
and all debts and obligations due or to
become due from said firm are to be paid
and liquidated by the said W. H. Soehn-
chen, who hereby assumes such debts
and liabilities in consideration of the as
signment and transfer to him to his own
use of such outstanding book accounts
and credits.
W. II. SoEnNCHEN g. Co.,
W. H. SoEHNoHEN,
her
JuLIANITA X VIGIL DE CHAVEZ.
Witness: mark.
G. W. KNAEBEL,
M. GARCIA.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
THE RAILROADS.

Taos county is agitated over the arriva
OF a corps of railroad surveyors from
Maxwell City. E. II. Smith is alleged tt
be the "chief," and he gives it out that
they are engaged on preliminary survey
for railway mot to interfere with the
Rio Grande." Commenting on this sub
ject the Taos Herald says: "It is hoped
that cara and time to secure choice
route will be taken, as it is well known
among hunters, prospectors, as well as
private resident people, who are anxious
for road, that very direct route south
clear of steep grades, snowfills or heavy
water channels, anda tho same time pass
ing through and over good territory and
altogether.discarding the sandy overflow of
the lower Rio Grande del Norte, to reach
the capital on saving of from twelve to
fifteen miles, exists. And as proof
OF what we say, there is young
native reared in Taos county,
who will undertake to carry letter. pouch
from the Taos to the Santa Fe postof1ice
on foot in fourteen hours, without leaving
good, safe and inexpensive route for a
railway"
The Chama Northwest is agitated. It
says: "No strike as yet OH the D. & r. G.
but there is trouble brewing over scab
engineer on the Santa Fe Southern whom
the officials talk of running from Santa
Fe into Antonto when the new time card
goes into effect. Scabs will ruin any
country if permitted"
The D. & R. G. company's bridge build
ing crew came down from Colorado yes
terday and started in this morning to re-
build four of the most important bridges
on the Santa Fe Southern line which were
washed out or damaged by the late floods.
They will be engaged at this work until
Nov. 1.
Business is picking up all along the
narrow gauge lines in northern New
Mexico. Several hundred car loads of
sheep and cattle are going out of Rio
Arriba county and yesterday there were
fifteen cars of freight handled between
Santa Fe and Espanola. Supt. Helm
sees these things and smiles.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
MADE A WINNING.
The English Yacht Gets One Out of
the Three Races with ViSilant.

Sandy Hook, N. Y, Oct. 1.-THE third
race between the yachts Vigilant and
Valkyrie took place to-day over prac.
tically the same course covered in preyi.
GUS races. Owing to light wind no
start could be made this morning, but at
l: :35 p. m. the start was made. The Val
kyrie took on a squirt from the start and
went to the lead by length. The wind
came up strong and both boats carried
full sails.
At 1888 the valkyrie was one minute
and thirty-fve seconds ahead of the
American yacht and at o'clock there was
four lengths between them. At $3.50 the
the Valkyrie ran away from the Vigilant
and readily won the race.
New York, Oct. lit is reported here
this afternoon that John j. Astor's yacht
Nourmahal, on the way to the race, col
lided with Bleeker street boat in North
river and cut through the upper deck of
crowded ferry boat. A panic ensued;
many women we're tramrled under foot
and badly injured, bat no deaths resulted.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
SANTA FE N. M, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1898.
LOOKS VERY SBAKY.

The silver men are counting Oh forty
eight hours and are making their plans
accordingly. They will make an effort at
6 o'clock this evening to secure an ad-
journment, but do not expect to succeed.
They do not doubt there will be enough
senators present to make quorum, at
that time, nor do they question that
the majority will be against them. Mani
testify their only object in seeking vote
on this question is to make the record
complete, that they may have Legitimate
object of complaint.
The majority of senators admit that
compromise is the most probable result
of the night sessions, but Senator Voor-
hees and his immediate followers say the
bill will 60 through.
The silver men claim there are at least
eight senators in the affirmative list who
are desirous of securing compromise,
and that if some measure can be devised
upon which they and these eight can agree
the vote will be reversed.
Senators Manderson, Carey and Faux
ner have been especially active in trying
to bring about a compromise.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
To-DAY's SENATE,

TODAY's SENATE.
Washington, Oct. 11.---In the senate to-
day, after the routine business, Senator
Cockrell, of Missouri, began the third in
stallment of his speech against the pass
age of the administration silver repeal
measure.
THE HOUSE TO-DAY.
In the house to-day resolution was
offered by Representative Hunter, Dem.
ocrat, of Illinois, providing that congress
take recess from October II to No.
vember l.
Representative Outhwaite, Democrat
of Ohio, objected and the resolution went
over, being referred to the committee on
rules.
The house then took up the bill for the
remission of penalties for non-comple-
tion of the dynamite cruiser Versuvius,
but no final action was taken.
Representative Outhwaite then called
up the resolution reported by the CON-
mittee on rules providing for the imme-
diate consideration of the bill to amend
the Chinese exclusion act.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
AMIZETT NUGGETS.
Extensive Development in the New
Camp-liye Men and Rich
Claims.

| A visit to the new stamp mill of Messrs.
Greig, Harris and Hill discovered quite a
| gang of men at work, some digging the
ditch to carry the water, others cutting
lumber for the wheel and the boss him
self and Foreman Seaton doing the nail
ing act. The five stamps now in place
are to solve the problem as to whether
the gold ore around Amizett can be treat
ed by a stamp mill and plates. Ifit can,
then the capacity of the mill will be in
creased to meet the demands. The water
| wheel now being erected is of sufficient
capacity to run thirty stamps, so no
shut down Will be necessary to enlarge
the plant. Mr.. Harris says that Just as
| soon as he can get to Denver one or two
concentration tables will be shipped,
then the carbonate ores of the camp will
have market. Every thing. about the
camp shows that it has been erected with
view of permanency.
Messrs. Lacome, Bryan and Walsh
Bros. are busy working the Red River
claim on the northeast slope of Gold Hill.
They have fine looking prospect that IS
panning out gold freely
A. Butler and Robt. Schroeder are now
working claim situate on Gold Hill and
reports say that Mr.. Butler has refused
neat sum for quarter interest.
Messrs. Bryan and Walsh have started
work on their tunnel, with three shift
force and will now push the work on their
100 feet contract. The Gold King prop
erty, on which they intend to work, is the
property they last week bonded to
Messrs. Kittredge and Hinchman, who are
having this work done and intend to at
once also commence the erection of the
necessary bunk and boarding house SO
that the men can be comfortably housed
for the winter.
The Bijou on Lake Fork is darling;
ten feet of mineral between walls that will
average $45 per ton made up of n solid
streak of galena next to tho hanging wall,
averaging. 65 per cent lead, Is inches
thick, and feet and inches Of carbonate
ore that will run SO per cent lead, 70
ounces silver and So in gold. The COM
pany owning the claim have 60 feet of an
incline and So feet tunnel and are now ar
ranging to drive a 500 feet tunnel which
will put them 1000 feet deep. The com
pany is made up of private individuals
among the most prominent are A. S.
Greig, G. II. Brown, Tom Reynolds, j. j.
Burns, A. H. Horfier and DR.. Luce. They
also own the Ethel claim which shows a
feet vein of carbonates averaging $75 per
ton
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
FORCED TO IT.
The English Coal Miners Will Get
the Old Wages and 10 to Work.

London, Oct. 1.-THE mine owners oil
South Derbyshire, Lelcestershire, have
agreed to accept the proposal of the con
ference of city mayors that the striking
miners be taken back and given employ.
ment at the wages formerly paid, re-
duction of which caused the strike. The
conditions further are that money will be
advanced sufficient to meet the pressing
immediate needs of the families of tho
employees and that reduction of wages
shall take effect in December. Under
this agreement 1000 miners returned to
work to. day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
C.J. Booth shipped twelve cars of
lambs to Kansas City Thursday. Crayens

C.J. Booth shipped twelve cars O.
lambs to Kansas City Thursday. Cravenl
Lee was in charge.
There are still forty cars of wool stored
in Chama and about ten at Parkyiew ant
TERRA Amarillo.
! Jewell & Beck shipped thirty sever
cars of wethers Wednesday IS tMicaso
Next week they will ship sixty~thass cars
1t is currently reported that the New
Mexico Lumber company have cut thei,
men 20 per cent and lumber accord
ingly.
VS.. Miera, the sheep man, went to
Copper City Thursday. He expects tc
return Monday and take train load OF
muttons east.
G. j. Booth took the train for Durango
yesterday, but will return to Chama
Thursday. He expects to buy $4,000
sheep, providing he can get figures.
School Supt. Mariana Larragoite was
in Chama Thursday Ell route home from
TERRA Amarillo. Mr.. Larragoite will be
in this part of the county again in about
two weeks. when he will visit all the
schools.
ROSWELL NOTES.
Two drowned horses with saddles on,
were seen in the Pecos, Sunday. The
whereabouts of their owners is unknown.
The fair was not open on Thursday
last owing to a high wind. The program
was postponed one day and the fair con-
tinued one day longer.
JAS 2. Massie, of the immigration de-
partment of the p. I. & /. Co., is at Chi
cago distributing literature and furnish
ing information to enquirers.
The following appropriate notices are
strung across Main street: "The Pecos
Valley is Queen" "Water is King" GAL
falfa and Fruit the Result of their Union"
We have heard nothing in regard to a
county organization in aid of the state
hood movement, as recommended by the
at Albuquerque. What's the
matter ?-Register.
The rain of last week did some dam
age to the p. I. &; l. Co. at the Garrett
ranch, and washed away part of the Wood
land Ditch Cos. dam at the South Spring
river, but the good to the country gem
orally, more than offsets that.
A report from Roswell is to the effect
that John F. Downes, a rancher, living
eight miles from that place, OF the banks
of the Pecos, is missing, and it is feared
drowned. His house was destroyed by
the rising waters last Tuesday, and he has
not been seen since.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-10-11
western Union Directory.

New York, Oct. 1l.-At meeting of
the Western Union Telegraph company's
stockholders to-day John J. Astor, Oliver
Ames, 2nd., Geo. Bliss, Louis Fitzgerald,
Sidney Shepard and J. B. Van Every were
elected to fill the vacancies in the 1irec.
tory caused by the deaths of Norwin
Green, Jay Gould, F. L. Ames, Henry
Weaver, and other members of the old
board who declined to serve longer.