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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
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EX,UANt.r.-3..t tow. 90 ft.Ns0 H.,
~, ..,l,s. nof-.s Wet End-aY"., FOR lot,
nr nat, haraoln; welcome. STEVENS,
9fh.aNr.. conner 93d.si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

BROADWAY TABERNANLE. conner Erondway and
Thirty Morning ice at II o'clock when Rev.
MAEyIN Il. yiNCETT d, d. Da, win IIe1ch EyoDn,g
service at 10, VIII BE- nauct'd by Key. v i:
SCnArFFLEls u. D., and will opp al TO all lovers Of
HGl Judy. The theme viii BE- - bnd's.syc View o.
Old Testament 70 he followed SUNDAY evening
February. - by - Bnd.seye View 4 ocmr,is'; fc9
ruary j." The Father of the Faithful: February 20
cine rIince and Prime Mnister stranger. Welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

BL0OMINGDALE CHR II. boulevard and West
18th MADISON c. rrTErs breaches at II on 81.
There conflict between Modern Nci"nc' ana the od
TcS,amtntF' Prelude: Phillip, Brooks" "a. "The
llGht Kind Of FIcIrl.' iTcludc: jams Blaine"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CUrRt II 57th.st.
west OF stlave.-Rev. WILLIAM LLOYD will preac,
evening. Morning: The CIV for Light. "
Evening: James Blanc-Man and Statesman" sun
dsy-SchOOl y. IN. Christian EndeaNO: 10 u. IN. all
cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

~ PRICK CHrRELi; corner Of 5thayc. and 37thst-ThC
n'~'cr, Lev, nnNdH IN Dh III u y VII lf1cn
HENRY NJ. BOOTH. d. d. will preach 80 D. M
Service in the Chapel Wednesday evening o'clock
sunday school meets at 945
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. cor.
57th.st-Rev. ABBOTT T.. lTfREDGE. u. d. Pastor.
will preach morning. at H. evening At s. unoa Eibic
class saturday evening VI 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
ErLION SIEEtJ

FULTON STREET
DAILY NOON PIiAYER-MELTING.
. rom L. TO O'Clock. Come ~, aud Ifa7.
Stop - 10 20 minutes hour yoni time ADMITS
NOS. IL Fulton-st and - ADn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST uUl,CII, corner Of
3lst-.t-Praching by the Pastor, Rev. H. NJ SANDLR>
ID. D.. Sunday. February ScfNltc at ii aud
y. Sunday school q 80 a. r.. Special nu>ical ssf-
vice IN the evening Mdweek service "Wednesday at )
p. strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CIIIC H. corner Preaching BY the Pastor, Rev
ENSIGN McCHESNEY. ID. D., u; II a. aud : p. IA
All CORDIALLY invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH Washington Squafe.
South.-Ihe Pastor, EDWARD il DSON. breaches sun
CAV . II a. Subject: "rhillip. Brook~," and al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

GOSPEL TABLENACLI, CHURCH sth.ave. and 44h.
ST. Rev. 4. H. SIMPSON, PIstOrSabhath services 10 30
a. H. 30 D. m. every mint except saturday y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MISSION SERVICES ST JOHNS CHAPEL. Na'ick
st. near ch.->unday February /! ,,Iebrl'ion 80
- 10 30. sermon. 10 30 N. and 30 D.. M S"rH0
10 men only ~ D. III. Kcv. ''l.pK.E VI. CHRIS Han
Mi..unnr. Seat. all free. N0rlal nNIiaiiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 10th
St west u tonmjus-aNs. i:,N. L. :. 1IPPLE. Pa. y.
fa>tor.-l0 - .. NJ, HOLY Communion, &, D. NJ
lr'3chiS by the Pastor. sunday >cnoO. = 80 -. la
Young peoples pI.ycr-mectilg : y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH. shave. and 10Th
st Free recital the Triple Electrical organ. 10y ID
HENRY q. HANGHE1r MOldaY. Feb g. AZ II o, or"
Vocal nun.bc,s by M. TIlO>. EVANS bEll.NL, Tenor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Harlem Tenov-avc and
I'D. Morning prayer. Holy Communion aud
! AT H. ENcI-Ong ut y. ~. Evening prayer SET.
mon at 80. The Rector. Rev. Dr. BI;IDoMAN, VIII
preach at both services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th.ave and
,oGth.sf-W L HITTING. Pastor. rGraches - u. m,
"Iaud Up; : 30 p. H.. about Face" Mss ADA
IL 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MADISON SQUARE PEESBYTEEIAN tHrRsi.
MaiiOnaVc oithst-> SUNDAY. February !, Key
{. II. PAHKItl;Sr. u. D.. will preach at II o. III
The Evening Seryic" VI Le IN the Interest Of the lamp
will conducted 10y IN" l.eN
Mr.. FI;ISSFIL Sunday school - sion at . ~ =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

HOPE CIIArIl. $50 last ith-st;. between Avenues c
and ID. Rev JOHN b. DENINS Pastor-Pfeschng II
vi~. p. N. Missionary meeting Monday. . D. N. ter
man service. led by Key. II. POllLMANN, Tuesday, 5
?. PInyer mcetIng. IhurdIy. .. ~.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-03-22
W IS co N SIN

Aldring. Fran La Crosse meddelas
att ortens iildsto inbyggare dagarne
alidit en- alder af 104 ;r. Anda tills
f0rliden host var aldringen kry.
Eldsvada anstilde f6rliden l0rdag
en- f0rlust pa cirka $50, 600 Milwaukee.
Nagra flickor, som voro anstAlde en-
af dc antunde byggnaderna, svalvade j
lifsfara. De lyckades slutligen prakti.
sera sig ned pa taket till en- angriinsan,
dc byggnad, hvarifran de blefvo rid
dado.
: Foil ned brunnen. Fran Eau
Clare f0rmales att Justus Zells 1O-arige
gosse 1allit ned en- SO fots dup brunn
samt dervid ljutit en- nastan 0gonblick-
lig d0d. En- 12-arig broder till den for
olyckade gosscn sOkto medelst ett tag
hala sig ned brunnen for att SO hur
det gait med hans broder, men, kom-
men halfvags ned, slappte han slit tag
SAINT slog sig sansl0s.
Sokte utfa litiorsakring fore sin
dod. +. j. Thrun j Romeo ar under
arrest pa auklagelse att hafva s6kt
svindla nagra liff0r5akringsbolag. Han
hade niimligcn efter uttagandet af $751;
600 lifassurans antandt slit eget hem
SAINT for dndamalet anskaffat ett lik,
hvilket sedermera ;lterfans den ned
brunna byggnadeu. Sjelf hade han ma
.urligtvis begifvit sig till AMMAN mark
mad, afvaktande den It'd, da bolagen
skulle till hans hustru 0fverlata assu-
ransbeloppet.- Den f0rmenta enkan har
utbek6mmit omkring $4,000 men der
med var det slut. Thrun, hvilken be-
kAnt slit brott, torde dyrt fl b0ta for
det spratt han s0kt spela liff0rsakrings-
bolagen. En- jernvagstiensteman vid
MANN Hansen har blifvit arresterad sa-
som mcdbrottslig.
West Superior-nyheter: Stadens
handelskammare har beslutat att bibe-
halla den hittills anvanda metoden for
vagning och inspektering af spanmal,
liknande den Minnesota gallande. Det
f6rslag, som vHckts statens legislator
med afseende pa vidtagandet af vissa
andringar, far derf0r hvila. - Repub-
likanerna rekommenderade vid slit
konvent l0rdags Charles Smith till
medlem al h6gsta domstolen och demo-
kraterna f0rorda G. Friedly. For polls
och countydomare ha republikanerna
uppsatt B. F. Hutchins och D. E9 Ro-
berts och demokraterna 0nska for nam-
da poster invalja H. F. Jordan och H.
J. Loud. - Den forrymde bankpresi-
denten A. A. Cadwallader, hvilken
blifvit haktad Brasilsen, och hvilken
under polisbevakning ar stadd pa ater-
resa, vantas till New York under inne-
varande vecka Fran New York fort
sattes resan till West Superior. G. ar
| atalad for att hafva f0rskingrat om-s
kring $40, 900 af bankens medel SAINT
rymde under det han mot bergen vista
] des pa fri fot.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-03-22
D A KOTA A.

Hog alder. Ole o. Modahl, den
aldste man Cass county, N. D., aded
onsdags Fargo en- alder af so ar
Utnamning. DR.. W. o. Baily har
enligt ett telegram fran Washington
blifvit utnamd till pensionslakare
Mitchell. S. Da. 2
N. Dakotas utstallning kommer
att ega rum den 13, Ia, Is och 16 sep
tember. Legislaturen har beviljat
5000 till premier. Borgarne Grand
Forks hafva skankt platsen.
Tratiken pa .landsvagarne ar
trakterna af Gary, S. d., nastan in
stald till fold af de djupa sn6drifvorna.
l Gary har man fatt vara utan post
flera dagar, men nu ar f0rbindelsen
ater gang.
Fordrar sina penningar. En-
agent for National Cordage Comp. har
for en- fordran af S21 ,555 lagt beslag pa
Dakota Farmers Alliance Comps
Aberdeen, S. Da., magasiner, bUcker
och fordringar.
NY fabrik. En- stdrkelsefabrik
kOmmer med det f0rsta att anlaggas
Grand Forks, N. Da. Fabriken, som
beraknas kunna producera 49, 900 pund
st;irkelse ON dagen, skall blifva fardig
sa tidigt att den kan tillgodog0ra sig
delta ;lrs potatissk6rd.
Den gamla historien. Miss Min
ME Oleson, en flicka pa 20 ar, ahed
onsdags i Sioux Falls, S. Da., till f8ljd
af en- operation, som dr.. Fisher Can
ton siiges hafva gjort for att befria fiic-
krn fran ett foster. Rattsmedicinsk
besigtning har konstaterat brottet.
Oeniga med guvernoren. N.
Dakotas ordbrukskommission nekar
att erkjinna de tire nya medlemmarne
af commissioner, utnamda af guverno-
rem. Guvern6r Shortridge utnHmde
dem under det leglslaturen var ses-
sion, men Senator f0rkastade dem, och
nu har commissioner giort detsamma.
godt skick. Fran Chamberlain,
S. D., skrifves den II dennes: Trots
den striinga vintern ;iro kreaturen q de
stora kreatursfarmarne mellan Rapid
City och Belle Fourch basta skick.
Endast fa dur hafva dukat under, men
dessa voro ALA unga kalfvar. Hastar-
ne SO battre ut lin dc, som varit stall
hela vintern.
Graverande beskyllningar. Mrs.
Thompson j Highmore, S. Da., en- en-
la pa 80 ar och moder till barn, stodi /
4 fredags inf6r F6renta Staternas kom-
4 FnissaTie Grant, anklagad Tor att hafva
sindt oanstindiga bref med posten och
anvHndt redan begagnade frimiirken.
Hon staldes under 5000 bergen. Till
raga pi ALT lnisstiinkes hon afven vara
mordbriinnerska.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-28
FRUIT SHIPMENTS,
Some Interesting Figures Compiled
by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. Ex-
press Company.

The Albuquerque Times prints the fol-.
lowing:
G. Fl. Young, the division superinten-
dent for Wells-Fargo Express company,
has compiled statement of fruit hand
led in the Rio Grande valley for the sea-
son of 1898, which is indeed interesting,
showing plainly that the territory of
New Mexico is great fruit raising coun-
try. The grand total shows shipment
of 5S0,17S pounds for 1893, against 1885,
9O4 for 1892, decrease of 405,7 26 pounds.
This decrease is attributed to the fact that
there were very few peaches, an early frost
having destroyed the crop. In 1892 there
were shipped from Las Cruces 499,S77
pounds, against 269, 106in 1898, decrease
of 230,771 pounds. La Mesilla shipped
in 1898, 106,095 pounds, while in 1892,
1929 pounds, decrease of 58,l75
pounds. Bernalillo shipped IS, 240 pounds
of fruit in 1898; Santa Fe, Al, 245; Anthony,
34,731; Belen, 21,OS4; Earlham, 21,050;
Brunswick, 1858; Las Lunas, 1885;
Albuquerque, 8,454; Alamillo, 1910; So
zorro, 700 San Antonio, G25.
Without the least intention, probably,
of doing Santa Fe any injustice, the
above certainly is not correct state
ment of fact.
AS is well known the apple crop of
Santa Fe comprises its greatest fruit
traffic, and this does not begin moving to
any extent up to the middle of October,
the bulk of the shipments occurring be-
tween that date and February. Besides,
nearly one half of our fruit shipments go
to southern Colorado via the d. &. R. G.
xpress, for unlike Las Cruces, Bernalillo,
Albuquerque and other territorial points,
Santa Fe has two express lines over which
to ship out her products. Again much
of the fruit produced here is shipped by
freight and neither of the express COM
panles can secure record of it. At the
present time fruit shipments are as ac-
tive as they were six weeks ago, from
5000 to 10000 pounds of fruit going out
now per week. Thus it appears to be
anything but fair to attempt the compu-
tation now of the total fruit products of
Santa Fe for the year 1898, particularly
when such figures are to be used for pur-
poses of comparison with the product of
former years.
| In order to right this matter the New
MEXICAN to-day called on the local ex-
press and railroad freight agents and
they will, about the close of the year,
furnish for publication data on this sub
ject that will very materially change the
above statement referring to this city.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-28
PERSONAL.

Hon. r. E. Twitchell returned this
morning from business trip to Arizona.
Chief Justice Thomas Smith left yester-
day for Virginia on an extended leave of
absence.
L. J. Mclean is in Albuquerque look
ing after some purchases of wool he con-
tenn plates making.
Delegate Joseph is yet in the city cir
culating among his political party leaders
and friends in general.
Sheriff Sol Luna, a popular and efficient
officer, is here from Los Lunas; he has
business with the auditor.
j. D. Hughes, business manager of the
NFw MEXICAN, returned this morning
from business trip south.
Mrs. j. H. Walker was called to Ration
last night on telegram announcing the
illness of one of her little grand daught-
ers.
Hon. Amado Chaves came up this morn,
ing from Valencia county, where he has
been on official business, inspecting
school districts.
Hon. j. Leahy, the successful young
Ration attorney, is in the capital on bust
ness before the United States court Of
private land claims. ..
DR.. W. r. Upton, prominent either
and popular Las Vegas physician, il
In the capital on official business to-day
He has many admiring friends hereabo
Hon. Frank Springer, president and at
torney for the Maxwell Land Grant com
pany, came over this morning from La
| Vegas to attend to business before tn,
court of private land claims.
At the Palace: Ed F. Taylor, A. I. 8
S. +. R. R.; W. l.. Richards, A. L. & s. F
R. R.; Fl. G. Harmon, Denver; F. G. Rob
erts, Fort Lewis, Colo; Jim Curry, Espa
nola; Frank Springer, Las Vegas; l. B
Ehehart, Fort Lewis; w. Long, Roswell
S. Luna, Los Lunas.
| At the Bon Ton hotel: F. M. Estes
Cerrillos; Jose Pad1lla, Galisteo; Louil
Montague, Galisteo; Manuel s. Rael, Col
oradito; Crisp. Montoya, Espanola; Chris
Miller, Rico, Colo. Dan Graves, Creede
John Becker, City; James johnson, City
At the Exchange: Guadalupe Cutter
req, Albuquerque; T. G. Gutierrez, Albu
querque; Jose de la Luz Chavez, Albu
querque; Juan Basan, Albuquerque, +. A
Perea, Albuquerque; f. J. Gurule, Albu
querque; H. G. Kinsell, Cerrillos; Chas
Haspelmath, Lamy; Mrs. F. E. Foltz
Batchler, Colo.
Arrivals at the Claire: L. X. Spafferd
Kansas City; H. W. Macarthur and wife
Michigan; Nick Beckwith, Galisteo, N
NJ; E. P. Piper, Denver; W. j. Pascal
San Francisco; J. Leahy, Ration; A. Cui
lip, Springer; Donald McRae, San Pedro
Francis H. Atkins, Las Vegas; W. r. Tip
ton, Las Vegas; T. J. Houghton, M. D.
Albuquerque; G. H. Easterday, Albuquer
! que.
A. M. Bergere, ex-assessor of Valencis
county, with his wife and mother-in-law
Mrs. Isabel Luna, are in the city to con
suit a physician, Mrs. Bergere being
quite il. but not dangerously so. Mr.
Bergere gives the information that tn,
people of Los Lunas and other section!
of his county are prosperous and happy
Albuquerque Times.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-28

The Cunningham Kinsell injunction
suit has been under argument all day be-
fore Judge Seeds. Judge Warren appears
for Cunningham, and Messrs. Catron and
Speiss for Kinsell.
add oil city fire
Special Agent Piper, of Denver, repre-
senting the Sun Fire Insurance company,
was in the city yesterday and transferred
the agency of this solid corporation from
Mr.. Paul Wunschman to Mr.. Val. Carson's
charge. The Sun is the company in
which the Piersol residence was insured,
and part of Mr.. Piper's business here
was to look into the repairs on this build
ing which had been done by Contractor
Hesch under orders from the Sun COM
pany. ......
In the police court yesterday afternoon
Paul Wunschmann entered plea of
guilty of assault upon S. H. Newman, of
Ell Paso, general agent of the Mutual Life
Insurance. company, and paid 1918, fine
and costs. 1t seems that, agreeable to
notice served by the general agent upon
Wunschmann, he went to the latter's office
to relieve him as local agent for the
Mutual, when the assault took place. Mr.
Newman was arrested on two charges, and
the matter came up for trial this forenoon
and was dismissed at Wunschmann's cost
Big Bow and Little Bow, Kiowa Indian
chiefs, and three other Kiowa Indians are
in the city en- route. from the Uintal
agency in Utah to Anadarko, I. T. They
are at the Pueblo Indian agency for THE
time being. Big Bow has daughter
, married to Uintah chief and was on {
visit to that tribe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-28
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
Capital City Gleanings Pertaining to
Various Subjects of Moment
to All Readers.

The United States court of private land
claims has been engaged since yesterday
noon in trying case No. 20, involving
5000 acres in Bernalillo county known as
the Santa Teresa de Jesus grant, Clinton
N. Cotton claimant. Hon. B. S. Rodey
appears for the plaictiff. The United
States attorney sets up as defense against
the grant that the deed is forgery.
The territorial board of medica! exam
liners is in session at the Claire hotel this
afternoon. DR.. W. R. Upton, of Las We
gas, was chosen president; DR.. Francis
H. Atkins, of Las Vegas, vice-presldent,
and DR.. Vim. Eggert, of this city, was
reelected secretary and treasurer. A
considerable amount of routine business
is to receive attention. Among those
present are Drs. I. j. Houghton and G.
S. yesterday, of Albuquerque, and DR.. j.
Fl. Sloan, of Santa Fe.
The first car of exhibits from the
Worlds fair was started out of Chicago
for Santa Fe on Saturday last This car
contains mostly exhibits belonging to
private parties which will be re-shipped
to them from this point. The New Mex
leo pavilion in the great mines building
has been donated to the Columbian
museum in Chicago along with a large
supply of miscellaneous ores, and when
this affair is given place in the great
museum New Mexico may add to it ex-
hibts from time to time and thus have 6
permanent place in Chicago's latest
glory. r..-
Treasurer Palcn during the past week
presented paid territorial warrants
Nov. 10, 1892, to Nov. l, 1898, and paid
coupons amounting to $43,910 during tbs
same period, to the governor and terrific
rial auditor for inspection and vertical
ton, and after such inspection and veriti
cation these warrants and coupons were
destroyed this morning in the presence OF
the three officials named.
Sheriff McCuistion, of Colfax county, il
getting a well deserved reputation as ar
efficient and honest collector of taxes; he
settles his accounts promptly and yester
| day sent to the territorial auditor taxes
for 1892 amounting to $4,000 and fol
1898 amounting to $760.
In the district court, Saturday, in the
case of G. W. Shutter, the attorney, the
defendant was given sixty days in which
to show why he should not be disharred
in the meantime being suspended from
the practice of law.-Las Vegas Optic.
According to the Albuquerque Time.
Mr.. Martin Tierney, of Albuquerque, ha'
not yet decided whether or not he will &C
cept the appointment of assistant super
intendent at the territorial penitentiary
Sheriff Lorenzo Lopez and Deput.
Jesus Hernandez were IN the city from
Las Vegas yesterday, and turned over tt
the penitentiary United States prisoner
Pablo Vigil, who gets six months for vic
lation of the Edmunds act.
DR.. F. H. Atkins, of Las Vegas, wa
this morning appointed by the governo
to be member of the territorial boart
of medical examiners.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-28
A Business Change.

Owing to his rapidly increasing fire
and life insurance business, Mr.. Valen-
tine Carson, so long the faithful and
obliging representative of Wells, Fargo
q Cos. Express agency in this city, has
decided to give up his connection with
the express business. He has rendered
his resignation to the company to take
effect on December 1, andaafter that date
his whole time will be given to his insur-
rance interests. To say that the Wells
Fargo people regret to part with Mr.
Carson goes without saying among all
who appreciate his excellent qualities as
a business man. He has been with the
company for twelve years in the capacity
of route and local agent. In his new
field of duty Mr.. Carson has large circle
of friends who will cordially join the New
MEXICAN in wishing HIM abundant sue
CpSS.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

general court martial is in session at
Fort Marcy for the trial of Private Thomp-
son, D company, 10th infantry.
The militia company are getting out
invitations for. another of their social
hops at Grays hall on Thursday night
next.
Invitations were issued to-day for
Thanksgiving commemoration exercises
to be given by the Sisters in charge of
the 4th ward primary school. The exer-
cises begin at 3 p. m. on Wednesday.
Prof. Hiram Hadley, president of the
New Mexico agricultural college, will this
evening deliver lecture on general
education at the new public school house,
Cerrillos.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terian church will meet at the manse to-
morrow "wednesday afternoon from to
o'clock. 1t is hoped there will be a
large attendance as arrangements are to
be made for church social next week.
Travellers who came in over the narrow
gauge last night say that throughout
western and southern Colorado the snow
is from six to ten inches deep. Score
another for the sunshine-land of New
Mexico.
A fine, large, healthy daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. s, s, Beatty last evening
Mrs. Beatty and the cherub are getting on
nicely, and Mr.. Beatty hasn't done any.
thing all day but accept the congratula.
tions that have been showered upon him
Three six-mule teams belonging to Col
Moore rolled in from Cerrillos this morn
ing with ten tons of coal from the White
Ash mines. 1t takes about four days to
make the round trip. The teams will be
engaged in hauling this coal to the Santa
Fe market for several months.
Mrs. Williams and Miss Culbertson
teachers in the intermediate and primary
departments of the End ward public
schools, have prepared the children under
their care for entertaining Thanksgiving
exercises to be given at 2 o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon. The program is a varied
one, composed of marches, songs, recita-
tions and dialogues in which all the pm
pills are to appear.
The match football game, that is to
come of Thursday afternoon between
teams from D and B companies, 10th in
fantry, will he very interesting one.
The teams are practicing steadily and will
be in fine condition for playing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-28
PHYSICIANS in Council.

At the Claire to-day there met COM
mittee of the New Mexico Medical society,
DR.. W. R. Upton, president, to consider
the bill prepared under the auspices of
the New York Academy of Medicine for
the establishment of a bureau of public
health under the United States treasury
department.
If adopted by congress, this will put all
matters of quarantine and Interstate san
itary matters under control of central
powerful commission composed of men,
bers appointed by the president of the
United States from all parts of the coun-
try.
The New Mexican committee consisted
of Drs. Symington and Harronn, of Santa
Fe; Atkins and Maroon, @of Las Vegas;
Wroth and Raster, of Albuquerque; Ly-
ons, of Las Cruces, and Williams, of Sill
yer City.
The proposed measure was heartily en-
dorsed by this committee.