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Assignee's Notice.

This is to notify all persons that /
have this day been appointed assignee
in deed Of trust made to secure credi
tors by t. L. Honey cutt, of Wake
county, who has been doing business at
Roiesville and Wakefield, in said coun-
", and that his creditors will present
their claims TO me.
GEO. II. SNOW,
Assignee of T. L Honeycutt.
This April 6. '93,
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- 4o1

suffered from acute Inflammation
IN ny nose and head-for q week at q
time | could not see. | used Ely's
Cream Balm and in few days vas
cured. 1t is wonderful how quick it
helped me.--Mrs. George S. Julson.
Hartford, Conn.
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] ONES 4 POW Il,
Raleigh y. c.


Ladies who u.s. cosmetics or pow ders
to cover Up or hide a bad complexion,
do not know that J. E. Morgan can fur
nish them with Blush of Roses, which is
clear as water, purifes the skin, and pos
itively removes blackheads snd all skin
disease, takes the skiny lock from the
see and Dhitens il soon as applied.
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There are SarSaParillas and Sarsa.
parillas; but if you are not careful ia
your purchase, the disease you wish TO
cure Will only be intensified. Be sure
you get Ayers Sarsaparilla and 10
otaer. Il is compounded from the
Honduras root and o.her highly con.
cent-a:cd alternatives.
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Johnson's MAGNETIC OIL hills O

Johnson's Magnetic Oil kills ell
pains whether internal or external.
Sold a. John 7. MacRae's.
japanese Liver Pellets are small,
but great in their effects; 10 gripping;
so doses 25 cts. Sold at John Y.
nacRaes.
Magnetic Nervins quiets the
nerves, drives away bad dreams, and
gives quiet and rest and peaceful
sleep. Sold at John 7. MacRae's.
All diseases of the skin cured,
and lost complexion restored by
Johnson's Oriental Soap. Sold at
John Y. MacRae's.
Why undergo terrible suferin gs
and endanger your life when you
cal be cured by japanese Pile Cure;
guaranteed By John Y. MacRae.
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For three weeks l was soEar;no
from severe cold in ny head accom-.
panied by pain in the temples. Ely's
Cream Balm was recommended to me
After only six applications of the Balm
every trace of my cold was removed
Henry c. Clark, New York Apprais-
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buckle ms AInfca Salve.

The hest salve IN the world fo, cuts.
oru,ses, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cIes, tetter, chspped hands, chllblaire,
:orns, and sill skin eruptions, and posl,
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. It
is guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction.
br money refunded. Price IS cents per
OF. YoY sale by John 7. NacRae.
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Death Of Mrs. James A. Baker.i

We regret TO note the death of
Ms. James A. Baker, mother Of Mr..
John ". Baker, late of the Chroni-
Gle, Of this city, which occurred in
Goldsboro Sunday morning. The
remains were brought to this city
for interment.
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To Inspect the Permanent Encampment
Grounds.

Toinspect the Permanent Encampment
Grounds.
Tie Wilmington Messenger says:
Col. F. Il. Cameron, Adjutant Gen
eral CT North Carolina; Capt. T. ".
Jones, l. S. \ ; Col. John F. Bru-
ton, Of the Second Regiment n. G.
S. q and Gen. W. G. Lewis, chief
of the engineer corps of North Car
olina, arrived here yesterday even
ing Tor the purpose of visiting and
inspecting the permanent encamp-
ment grounds at Wrightsville. They
will 60 down by the Wilmington
Seacoast railroad this morning and
will be accompanied by number OF
our local military men and citizens.
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Athletic Day az TriuitY College.

The Athletic Day of Trinity Col
lege vii De held on Friday evenip g,
April II, beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
Botl the University and Wake
Forest have been invited to parti:i-
pate and will send men for each
contest, making it State College
contest.
Tie prizes have been received
ana Will be presented to the winners
after the debate between the socie-
ties closes th2t night.
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Arrivals at the Marlborough House,

F. L. Cash, J. F. Mosphero, J. C.
kearny, North Carolina; Chas F.
Lyon, G. M. Barnes, ". S. Mauney,
II. Isene, New York; L G. Philips,
Wilmington; Will Walls, Wilson;
E. r. Rush, Baltimore; E. E Brown,
Asheville; j. L. Ludlow Winston;
J. v. Wilson, Morgenton; Ed In
grams, New Jersey; j. Burdell,
Greensboro; ]. T. Palmtery, j J.
Benson, Richmond; j. A. Means;
Louisville, Ky; G. r Leroy, Nor
folk; ]. P. Leath, Troy, \. c..
Il. McCan, S j Reignstein, F. P,
Leith, Baltimore; R E Allen, E VI.
NanBuren, 81 L. Tracy; New York
j. G. Hunley, Oxford; W j. Nourse,
San Francisco; ". T. Meadows,
North Carolina; A. c. Dawson
". T. Bennett Philadelphia; S. S
Leslie, Jr, Chicago; F. A. Daniels
". R. Allen, Goldsboro; B
Straight, Henderson, c.; Mrs. F. S
Spruil!, Louisburg.
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BAlr1zoRs. April 1l-Flour dull,
Western super s1.65s315. extra 50 .
a3 90; family S3.25a3.6O. Whest strong:
No rei spot and April 75ia76, May
76is76s; milling wheat, BY sample, 74a
az. Corn strong; mixed spot, April
46.; May 48t bid: white corn, BY sam
pie, so; yellow do 5la52.
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AT AUCTION.
Great Sale of Furniture.

| will sell the entire Furniture,
Bedding and Carpets Of the Flor
ence Hotel to the highest bidder on
Wednesday, the 18th OF April. This
presents great opportunity to buy
some splendid mahogany and walnut
furniture, al marble top goods, at
your own price. Sale will take place
on the premises st 1890 o'clock.
Mr.. Frank Stronach and Lewis T.
Brown. proprietor Marlboro House
will conduct the sale.
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he Evolution.

o. medicinal agents is gradually
rslegating the old tine herbs, pills
draughta, and vegetable extracts to
the rear and bringing into general
use tbs pleasant and effective LIQUID
laxative, Syrup OF Figs. To get the
true remedy see that il is manufac-
tured b. the California Fig Syrup
Co only. For sale hy all leading
druggists.
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The Weather Today.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April IL
North Carolina: Possibly occasional
local rain; brisk southeasterly winds,
much warmer.
Local forecast for Raleigh and
vicinity on Wednesday: Much
warmer; fair weather, with fresh to
high south winds.
CrTY-Maximum temperature, 90;
Minimum temperature, 46.
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The good work qu;ckl, and thor
oughly done Mr. +. Jsmes, l12
Division ST., New Hsven, Conn, w,ites:
My wife was troubled with a very bad
cough and ticklin. sensation in the
throat. She had it for some time and
it got to be very bad. One evening /
gave her Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and II
cured her A short time after | had S
very bad cough myself, I took part Of a
bottle and 1t cured me. | can honestly
recon mend it to any one as sure
cure"
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~

Ihere will be meeting Of the II.
Z. 1, I. this afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. W. 81.
Worth. There will be Bible read
ing by one Of the members.
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The IiomeIIest Manfn Raleigh

As well IS the haudsomest, snd others
are invited to call on any druggist and
get free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the throat and lungs, remedy thst
is selling entirely upon It's merits and is
guaranteed to relieve and cure eli chronic
and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis
and consumption. Large bottles so cts,
and $100.
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NOTICE 10 POLICY HOLDERS

The Atlanta Home insurance Company
aud the | nitsd Underwriters ll>uranee e
Company having Withdrawn from hal
.igu, notice is hereby gwen 10 the Policy
Holders of said companies that any en-
dorsemeuts desired on outstanding poll
c,es u uust be Obtained from the home
Office in Atlanta, Ga.
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D-. J. E. Daniel, cancer specialist
vii be ST the B.anson House April 17tb
and remain few days tc attend patients
II Ra.eigh and convenient 20 the CITY
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ROYss RfcYcIes.

The Gotham" 26 inch wheels, pneu
mstic tires, ball bearings all around, only
$50 so. Call and examine. C. G..
Stone. manager.
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Funeral Of Maj. j John Devereux.
TIE funeral of the late Maj John
Devereux will take place from Oh rlst
Church this morning at II o'clock.
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Tram No. : coauec,- s,
board Airline for ia - =.
points north and el--. "a
With h ,,crfoik Ire N.--.--. +.
eton -S1.e-1, Rcsr8Ee x.
wes: Of Roanoke. ~ts
Tram Nc. ! cCnnec.s ;,
Norfolk and He-.e-4 p
salem, Roanoke aras
of Roanoke 2nd al Sa.sr-s 2,
Llre for Monroe. CLst e
and al fo.ni= SOu-L E-t "A.
Pullman Palace :.
slr-Llne uSll= north g.
aud on NcrtCik 4 Wee. -
west from Roanoke. :
Passengers from WIN.
Maxton. Bennettrv. e. 81
Of sanford gill Irr.Fe :. Ht
And have holr- - ..a. 3.
sxne DAY.
AMI { tine = gvtn t4-
itsi and super a. EAss z
Wilnu. Cove
rB Ge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SWSshburn's Guitars.

"Wsshburn" Guitars.
The celebrsted WsshbCrn guitars st
only S22 up. Call and examine q dozen
"Stratton" guitars TO arrive in few
days North State Music Company, c.
G. Stone. msnager.
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The Skill and knowledge

The Skill and knowledge
Essential to the production of the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy
known, have enabled the California
Fig Syrup Company to achieve great
success in the reputation of its remedy,
Syrup Of Fig7, as it is conceded to be
the universal laxative. For sale by
all druggists.
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FOR DYSPEPSI,
<e$
ICG

In sny quantity of the hest quality
and a. lowest prices, al. Q hard end soft
coal for fuel and steam. ,orn. cats,
bran. hay, shingles, etc at wholesale
or retsil BY
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The frost must speak up sharply
if it wants to ruin the coming peach
crop.
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Trans On Scotland ec
leave Weldon $40 p Fl.
arrive SCo-iand NecE
vile -.'> ? =; E4astcL
leaves k.1e.cr f-4Isn
arriving Halifax ~
20 - 8 =, daily eECey.
T-9;ns or Washt--
Ma Eington g 4Oam
A IL, returning ieav
arrives washington
Sunday. Connects w
marie eD9 R4-eish 4
Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tarb~-n
marie ; Raleigh r II
day, t:O'j 2 Il. sunday
Plymouth .l.lo4p 3 T
lesves Plyucu-a
so n. S1Ziav
borc = : n. ! % s..
Tran or t,sGl.-
Gol6sbc-c. y C..
o:U-l 8 u, arrive -E-ir
Ret1-L' ~ lscT5=
u: arrive cod
Train or Nastrll-e
Mount s. &: ? fr.
6:5 ? II. Sy-il- s1
Ing leaves ~pfilZ II
-;35 II. ds.lV ECLe
dsily, sECeo- Sulcsy
Trains ~ Lara b-
leave a--a t1
oar = = 2 u. ret---
Ua.
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The State Cl,romitle

TO CITY SURSC RIBEhS.
II the Carrier falls to oleaveyour paper
or IL late. don't fail to report the trOu'
ble at the Business Once at once.
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BoUsp. Mized-DAU, =
No. IS
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-26
FOREST FIRES.
Forty Men Trying to Extinguish the
Disastrous Blazes Now Raging
in PecOs Park.

Surveyor General Hobart has force OF
forty men engaged in an effort to sup
press the forest fires that have been
raging in the Pecos park for the past ten
days. On Saturday squad of fifteen
men under the direction of Peter Powers
was sent up the Rio Pecos from Glorieta,
and yesterday twenty-five men were start
ed out from Espanola under the direction
of a D. e. R. G. bridge carpenter named
Johnson. These latter have gone to the
headwaters of the Rio Santa Cruz, to look
after the big fire prevailing, on the west
slope of the range beyond Badly noun.
tain. The fercest fire is raging in that
locality and it will be very difficult to ex-
tinguish it. On the Pecos the fire pre-
walls on the east side of the river and has
reached point SO low down in
the valley as to threaten the F. W.
Clancy club house. dense black smoke
hangs over that portion of the valley
just above Cooper's mills, and campers
on the upper Pecos are suffering no little
inc Convenience as a result. Mr.. CLANCY
came up from Albuquerque yesterday
and left Glorieta for the club house to aid
in supervising the flames, if possible, be-
fore they reach the buildings. Gen. Hobart
leaves this afternoon for the scene of
trouble at'that point. He has instructed
the men to cut wide swarth Of timber
and brush ahead of the fire and use green
brush to lick out the flames.
It is thought the fires originated from
sheep herdera' camp fires. Men who visit
the mountains during the dry, warm
season should exercise the greatest prud-
ence in the matter of making fires and
seeing to their extinguish nent whenever
a camping spot is vacated. A rustic of
wind may communicate the blaze of
camp fire with the surrounding leaves,
which may assume formidable proper
tions and lay waste thousands of acres of
the finest forests. Towns, villages and
ranches may be endangered and untold
loss and suffering caused. And all be-
cause some thoughtless prospector, sheep
herder or pleasure-seeker had failed to
exercise proper vigilance in watching the
fires he had started in his meanderings
through the mountains.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-26
DISTRICT COURT.
The Grant County Tax Case MedranO
and Romero Still OH Trial.

III the case of j. A. Lockhart, OK. sheriff
of Grant county, Judge Seeds ruled to
quash the mandamus against him to show
cause why he had not turned over TO the
territorial and county treasures certain
sums illegally collected by him amount
ing to about $4,000, and which Mr.. Lock-
hart now holds subject to an order from
the court settling his responsibility in the
matter. The money is alleged to be
ready to be paid the individuals to whom
it was collected whenever such u decision
is rendered. The court held that a man
damus would not lie against an ex-ofiicial
to do the act required. If this money
we're paid over to the treasurers there
would be no recourse for the citizens
from whom it was illegally collected, so
it is alleged.
A couple of unimportant judgments
were taken by default, and the court then
took up the case against Luciano Romero
and Valentine Medrano, held for the
murder of Desiderio Ortega's wife. The
story as told by Ortega is that he had
drank about pint and half Of whiskey
that day by himself and with the two
ether defendants, and that at his house
Romero forced him out of his
wife's room, and that Medrano
then attempted to outrage her and killed
her in the act. There has been no testi-
j mony as yet adduced connecting these
defendants with the murder except that
of Ortega, who is also indicted. The case
is somewhat sensational in its details and
unless Ortega and the district attorney
make their statements good by additional
evidence, the ones now on trial are likely
to go free.
The U. S. grand jury adjourned this
morning after thanking Judge Seeds and
U. s. Attorney Fiske for their courteous
and able assistance. They say indict-
ments were found only where the evidence
warranted.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-26

late train this morning and are quartered
at the Exchange hotel. They were accom-
panied to the city by Chas. Cadmus, gen
eral manager of these mines, and upon
the arrival here of l.. S. Street, of South
Dakota, q meeting is to held of the Old
Point Comfort Mining & Smelling COM
pany. The Colorado visitors express
themselves as well pleased with the mines
they inspected in camp Bristol.
In the notice of sale of q half interest
in the matter of the estate of 2. Staab to
A. Staab an error was recently made in
these columns, it being stated that one
third interest in the real property Of the
estate here was sold for $6,250 to A.
Stab, wheni it should have been stated that
full half interest was sold for this sum
First-class job work of all descriptions
done we'll and cheaply at the NEW Mex
loan Printing Office. Bring your jot
work to this Office and have it done
quickly, cheaply ard satisfactorily.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-26
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Choice potatoes SLIGO per hundred at s.
s. Beatty's.
W. Il. Nichols is in charge of the A., I.
& 8. F. Office during the absence of Agent
Smith. He is very competent man.
The Santa Fe county table on exhibi-
ton at the Worlds fair was insured by
Valentine Carson's agency to-day for
$500.
Judge Pinto Pine, of the beautiful!
Mesilla valley, has the thanks Of NEW
MEXICAN scribe for timely remem-
brances.
At a recent meeting of the New Mexico
Educational association, Hon. B. NJ. Read,
of Santa Fe, was elected president for
this county.
The 250 people who went on the narrow
gauge excursion to San Juan pueblo on
Saturday, put in worry pleasant. day
The Indian races, dances and games were
participated in by 1000 Indians or more
and proved highly entertaining.
Messrs: Harry Clancy, T. P. Gable and
Chas. Neustadt spent the day in the Pecos
yesterday near Dalton's. They report
the fishing very poor. Harry Clancy did
not catch very many, but Mr.. Gable
hooked enc so large that he broke his
tackle He says the fish was monster
In collision of vehicles on the plaza
last night, Mrs. Elmore Chase and Mrs.
Widmeyer were thrown from their buggy
and very severely bruised. 1t all came
about by careless driving. on the part OF
the occupants of one of Lowitzkis liv-
cry rigs. Complaints Of fast and careless
driving during the plaza concert have
been all too numerous of late.
For the twilight concert in the plaza
this evening the program will be as fol.
lows:
March-The Beau IDEAL. 49,. .sousa
Overture uchadnezzar. ....... Verdi
Waltz-Tarra-Pe Perrin. 49,. Gung'l
Selection-Daughter Of the Regiment. ;.
................. Doni1etti
Gavotte Secret Love. ...... .Resch
Polka-Horupipe. Observation-Disclosures Smith
VIM. B. Jen kins, Jas. B. Tomlinson, IT,,
and H. L. Shepherd, all of Cripple, Colo,
who have been down looking over the
Ola Point Comfort properties In camp
Bristol, Lineoln county, came in on the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-06-26
PERSONAL.

S. l.. Baohelder, merchant ct Tres
Piedras, is in the city.
DR.. G. o. Morgridgc and Col. r. F.
Moore, of Cerrillos, are visiting the city
to-day.
Hon. j. L. Lopez, of Las Vegas, is in
the capital to attend the meeting of the
penitentiary board.
Mrs. 8. Lockwood and daughter, Miss
Nellie, of San Diego, are guests of Mrs.
R. e. Twitchell.
L. G. Billings, purchasing agent for the
Pueblo Smelter & Refining company, is
in the city on business.
Hon. s. B. Newcomb, the popular dis
trict attorney for the county of Dona
Ana, is in the capital frcm Las Cruces.
Hon. Thos. McQuiston, tho vol known
merchant and fruit grower from Rim
conada, is in the city on official business
to-day.
The Longwill boys got home yesterday
from attepcance upon college at Los
Angeles. The doctor and his good wife
may we'll be proud of that trio.
julius and Eddie Staab got home yes
terday from Swarthmore, where they
scored fine record during the past year
They get a cordial greeting. .
Elmer Veeder left yesterday on Wait
to his old home in Schenectady, N. Y, to
be absent six weeks. He will take in the
Worlds fair on his return to Las Vegas
Optic.
L. W. Pullman, wife and daughter, of
st. Louis, are visiting the formers uncle
J. W. Conway. Mrs. Putnam and
daughter will remain month or more
for the child's health. ~
Hon. Chas. M. Shannon, newly ap
pointed United States revenue collector
passed down the road on Saturday night
1t is likely that after visitto his home
at Clifton, Arizona, and Phoenix he will
attend the Silver City convention before
coming here to assume charge Of the
office.
W. II. Smith, the efficient and pains
taking local agent for the A., T. & s. F
company, left last night for months
trip east. He goes to Boston and will
bring back his little SON who has long
been attending school there; thence takes
in the Worlds fair aud goes to Denve,
to visit his family. Mr.. Smith deserves a
vacation, for when on duty he is worker
all the time.
At the Exchange: Glenn Neeley, Clio.
rieta; g. A. Human, Silver City; John
Lykins, Ell Paso; John Lynch, Albuquer
que; W. G. Marmon, Laguna; Jas. B
Tomlinson, jr, W. B. jenkins, H. L
Shepherd, Cripple Greek; G. Cadmus
Camp Bristol; Chas. Tolman,s Pueblo; p
F. Hogan, Cerrillos. "&;
At the Palace: Miss Carr, Washington
E. I. Church, Boston; w. R. Eilert, Osh.
kosh, Wis.;J. P. Goodlander, st. Louis
L. Blumenthal, New York; W. W. Wharton
Philadelphia; T.. McQuistoh, Rinconada;
s. L. Bachelor, Tres Piedras; 8. H
Field, st. Jo,, Mo-; d. e. Conte, Monte
yuma; H. H. Belts; Silver City; =. B
Newcomb, Las pruoas; Q. NJ: Fsirchila
hansas Cty' tu u n
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A Grant County Visitor.

Hon. H. H. Belts, of Silver City, was a
pleasant caller at the New MEXICAN Office
this morning. He brought with him
samples of the new discovery of opals re-
Gently made in the Santa Rita mountains,
sixteen miles from Silver City. These
samples are from eighteen inches below
the surface, and of sufficient richness in
color to justify the belief that develop.
ment work, now in progress, will yield a
valuable find.
Extensive preparations for the meet
ing of the southwest silver convention at
Silver City, July 4, are In progress. Ell
'Psso will run special train of six
coaches, Lac Cruces will send special
car load of visitors and Albuquerque
may do likewise. They are counting on
fully 1000 visitors. Santa Fe and Ger
rillos should, be fully represented in this
convention.