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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-31
RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED

by VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST DATED
- September 21, 1880, and of record in the
crks office of the llustings Court for the city
of Roanoke, Va, in deed book 40 page 1lG
whereby E. b. Dolin conveyed TO tic under,
meniioned to secure 10 Josiah Friend the pay
ment OF the cum Of S2,0C0 evidenced by one note
OF $3.50, payable 90 days after date, 70 notes Of
$e5 each, payable monthly, with interest from
date, and whereas default having been made in
the payment OF five OF said notes and hcins re.
qucstcd SO TO do by tho beneficiary, will, ON
THURSDAY, TIE BOTH DAY OF MARCH, 1873
AT i2 in front OF the courthouse ut Roanoke
city, proceed to sell ut public auction to the
highest bidder the parcel of land i'll said deed
mentioned and described as follcws:
Beginning ut point oil the cast side OF Wheat
street 10 feet south of Dale street thence south 50
degrees cast 40 feet 10 an alley, thence with said
alley SOUTH 10 degrees west 3}4 feet to APPOINT
thence north 50 degrees west 10 feet TO Wheat
street, thence with Wheat street north 10 dcgI ces
eist3 feet to the place of beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses
OF executing this trust, including n trustees
commission of legal per ccntun, and to pay off
anu discharge tho amount OF notes in which dc.
iault has been made, and the note to be come due
March 20. 1893, say STATS, and the balance in
monthly instruments OF $3.50 each, with interest
until all unpaid notes above mentioned be paid
or and the remainder, ii any, in two years from
date OF sale, all of said deferred payments to be
properly secured. L. +. COLE,
22o tbs Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-31
TRUSTEES SALES.

street. theLco south five degrees and nine
g. west one hundred and thirtynine md
th'rti two hnndrcdths U39 Sg) feet to nm alley.
grees and fifteen minutes (1io 80 west thirty ono
t .in Sin tenths $40 feet TO point on same.
ihchce north fourteen minutes Zoe $50 east one
1 i ana thirty five and thirty. eight hun
areoths QS53S) feet to Tazcwcll street, thence
, iinSewe street north seventyfour degrees and
to the place OF beginning, together with the
house situated thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
>,o,r m EDWARD ILSLEY, Trustee
NOTE: The deferred instruments of purchase
money on This property are said to have been
assumed by Mrs. Laura stormfel,z. 3I2 3Ot
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-31
TRUSTEES SALES.

arc To 10 secured by dc ed OF trust ON tho prom
erty sold; the balance, If any, payable in six
and Twelve months from day OF sale.
329 tbs w. ii. MOOMAW, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-31
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LOAN NOW
On real estate security, no delay; now
IS the time to build a home. Apply to
OSCAR D. DERR. No i Campbell ve-
nue 8. W., Roanoke, Va. lac I'm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-31

OLp papers for the next yyaek at 10
cents per hundred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

The position taken by the Illinois Cen
trial ia demanding right TO make an
all-yearround tourist rate Of 500 from
Chicago to San Fraucisco aud return.
via New Orleans. threatens to brin Z
about wholesale decentralization in passeu-
ger rates both In the Central Trlmc
and Western Passenger Association terri.
tory. Competitors nf the Illinois Central
have discovered that that road has So
cured from the Southern Pacific an agree
ment for very advantageous division
NJ the through rate on the business via
New Orleans, while tie same California
Rad refuses to accept any but local
rates on lis short haul via Ogden. Ia
cGse any reductions should be made from
Central Traffic association territory
through The Missouri river guteWays.
When the Illinois Central put Ia It's
500 rate some years ngu II had the
effect Of reducing rates as far east as
ritsburg and as much as SO ticket
and Ii is insisted that the same thing
will occur again should the experiment
be repeated.
be results from the present war la east
bound rates little expected by tho rail-
road officials responsible Tor IL The ln-
tcrstate Commerce Commission IL under
stood TO have agents secretly at work
Collecting all the evidence. A twnfud
use is TO be made Of this evidence. a
number Of criminal prosecutions may be
begun IN the United States courts. The
evidence Is also to be used In inducing
congress to enlarge the powers Of thu
commission materially. so that Il will
be able to control rates by prescribing
minimum tariffs below which no road
may 20 for any purpose or on any pre-
fnueR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

II. l.. Kelley Of Beaumont, one OF the
incorporhtois Of the Gulf. Beaumont and
Kansas City Project, says OF that road;
"Thcy have constructed the line from
Beaumont to beyond Village Greek. a
distance Of twenty miles. The surveyors
are now IN the field undrr Engineer
Kopke, who Is rpnUing preliminary lines
with view 10 selecting route 20 be
followed IN building into jasper county.
President Kirby Of the Gull. Bcaumolt
and Kansas city Is now IN Boston making
financial arrangements for the continue
,ion OF the construction Of tho road. IL
,yiil be run 10 the north line Of Jasper
comfy, where splendid stone or rock
onarries are located. 1be rock there II
said 10 he Of excellent quality ami IN
nc greatest quantity, and Il can be used
for yetty constructions both at Galveston
AMI Sabine pass. What has been
ione l. frst class in every n,
snert. II Is genuine riilrond.
and not naApsldit. lacy nave
mn a spur track out TO the river, about
three miles above Beaumont, where they
viii dump logs IN the river instead OF
hauling ihem down TO the town, me
rond K intended 30 bea link In q through
line from Sabine Pass 10 Kansas
City"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

says that Il Is claimed that fhe railroad
assessors hcapei I'M nnfair her.len ,,ns,,
uhe santa Re because Of I, mistaken b,,.
a ~ mat the company had, IN the past.
sven aid TO the Republican party and MS
u rewah to other railroads, especially
r 9h~oufi Pacific, for assistance rnn-
uffed the PcOpes party in tho snm.
phSh Of 1877 The Missouri Pacific, il
y claimed, was given the lowest yalua.
non m proportion to its mileage. the
knek Island next. tho Memphis third.
the Union Pacific fourth ami Inc santa
highest.
Mr.. Cartledge. who Inns been Ia chi.
cNgo for week In consultation with
bcneral Solicitor Peek on the subject. has
returned. He does not know exactly
how the matter will be taken into court
or when. Taxes by law become delin.
quent after December II and. II one.
malt at least be not paid by that lime
penalty OF per cent attaches every
three months. Whether the company
viii seek TO cnjoln the treasurer Of the
scveniy-one counties IN which the com.
pany pays taxes from attaching this pen.
ATTY, or will wait and eujoln the sale Of
tue properly az the annual sale next Sep
TENDER Mr.. Peek has not announced.
As the company Is Kansas CORPORA
non Inc proceedings, II Is believed. will
have to be commenced in the state
courts, which would uecessitalc seventy
one separate actions. The company
would, Of counse, prefer 10 so into The
United States circuit court. as one suit
would answer for all, and II by any
means federal question eau be raised
that court will be rcsortri To.
II IS said TINT thr Burlington and Mis-,
souri, will also fight lts taxes.
The liocl, Island, Missouri Pacific and
viii pay.
Secretary Of State Osborne MON.
her of the state board Of railroad ms.
SCISSORS, inakor q statement In defense Of
the board aud It's action, and says that
The S4ita l'e assessment, IL ANYTHING.
was lower that That of any other road
The board tried TO be fair and the Santa
fe was only offended because the present
board declined to give Il the advantage
accorded Il by former boards In his judg.
ment. the road would make Losing
light. and il ii refused 10 nay It's taxes
its engines would b. attached and tied
mp by the sheri1s. He thinks come Re.
publican shcriifs might not have the
courage TO do this, but ne believes Il will
be generally done. He is IN favor Of ex.
trcsne measures In dealing wsth the
Santa l'e or any other raiir0ad that may
refuse To pay Its faxes aud fully expccts
to see engines chained to the track n
any road should undertake To fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
r,porBUE AHEAD.

IN ,ceonnt NJ alieged Discrimination
ON The mart Of the state board Of railroad
S,' Of Kansas against the A'eni'
Z soa. Topeka and Santa Re railroad com com
nan,. the announcemnt Is made ron ,
M law department Of that road that ths
,an,oany Will resist In the courts q. sa'
nsyment Of is taxes ibis year lh7
r ,.e1eraI tax commissioner Of ne , con,
pany = T. CaTlleass; VIZ NV. n rbaf no
ne % ~ nn5s-iy Ia lhe state Y valued
s e' Ma as rsrsad property asa z Pf 80
II unfair Discrimination ss , ' Tala ,e
SANTA ~. rs ,issar han any other. railroad
p .bs ss slate and IL pr cent higher lhss =,
y. som NJ q shem The teal Ia!ss y ~ q
~ saufa Fe prgPefiy y A sa,s,,osntise 70
.- ..',s,ss ave bsea asssssl for ihf ciii
En-. ysi-. SITS asi more lasu ~ .,.s,sl
psny pa.l last ye-s. a 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
TRAFFIC. MEETING POSTPONED.


uouslon. Tex. Dec. 12,-The meeting
NJ tj,e freight committee Of the South
western Traffic association, called LOT
tomorrow IN New Orleans, VIII not pc
NH Traffic Manager Bin OF the SQnth-
ern Pacific and Houston and Tex
as Central. who is in III Paso. wired that
bc could not attend, and asked POSTPONE
n,eot which was refused. The commit
10. hoi determined to hold the meeting
Uitbont hir. Bins presence, Several
frniabt men arrived on the late trains Tor
ricbf. en- route 70 New Orleans. W men
pix. traffic manager Of the santa
IL came IN from Galveston, he was met
NM IN j. W. Alen, general Texas
es1i,i,t nrent of the Katy and ]. u. Har-
tbolomew, general freight agent Of ne
f1,9ternatiohaI and Great Northern. Az
i,.,T secured sleeping ear berihs for Nrw
nriesns over the Southern Pacific W ben
,hev fonnd that Bin was not aboard tue
~, they grew somewhat Indignant
Mr. Polk derlined 20 proceed TURNER,
saving that with the Huntington road not
sa3rs-sented nothing could be accom-
rEsbc1 The Others took Folks fieW'
and none went over, ... l.. i.
NJ Polk said to your reporter IN
Significant manner q. H.. ,,,,,,,,,,,.5
.'Yon may state that It Is posiI'on''
indefinitely
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

The announcement Is made by Presi-
dent John l.. Valentine Of the Wells
Fargo express company that in the lively
tussle with the Adams company his com
pany has finally received the exclusive
privilege of carrying express matter over
the lines of the Southern Pacific in Cali
fornia for period of tweuty-0ne years,
beginning the lst of January, Tie terms
of the contract provide for the payment
bv the Mells-hargo express company to
the Southern Pacific cash bonus of ST.
100000 and 40 per cent Of the gross
earnings during the life of the contract
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
enNEnAL AM rnRsoNA1.

a. J. latcliT, Of the Denver. went
south yesterday.
George England. travelling auditor Of
mo SANTA Fc, was In the city yesterday.
J. J, Mullanc, commercial agent Of the
day,
Jim Duncan. an eaginccr on Tho Rio
Hsrlible division OF the Texas aud Pacific,
IS IN Che city.
:, W. \. Crisis. an engineer ON the Rio
rfs,nde division of the Texas and fecihc,
is IN the city.
w, G, Crust. general passenger agcnt
si me Missouri, Kansas and Texas was
j. i. Paul, superintendent Of the Rio
1rande division Of the Texas and Pacific,
was here yesterday.
n; w; Carter with II. Copeland Of Mar
sh9ll; the company iowclcr OF tie Texas
and Pacific, Is In the city.
George w. Haynes. assistant livcstoci,
agent Of the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas,
was in the city yesterday
n. w, leBcaume. general Passenger
agent Of tho Cotton Belt, headquarters at
-. Louis. came In yesterday.
Travelling Passenger Agent III. N, Flick.
niger OF the N usas City. Memphis and
birmingham, came in yesterday,
Mr.. WaM, division superintendent Of
ihe Rio Gande division OF the Texas and
Pacific. at Big Springs, was In Fort Worth
yesterday.
=, u, w, Campbell, train mastcr Of the
Texas and Pacific. Is roiQiciug over the
arrival OF a new girl at his residence on
Galveston avenue.
II. H. Jones, passenger agent Of The
Gotten Belt, with headquarters az Menu
| Pills was IN the city yesterday. MIR.
Jones was formerly Of Fort Wor,h.
The Texas and Pacific pay ear will
arrive this afternoon at 3.in from nal-
las, and will pay here until tomorrow
morning, wien II will 80 10 New Orleans
via Marshall
and ticker nrcuf "a II Royd asssihnt
general freight agent and u. II, Malu-
| ney, commercial apcnt. all Of the Rock
Island, went over 10 Dallas yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

At regular meeting Of Evergreen di-
L,at,,rs hold al Castle Hail, an election
~ officers resulted Chief Conductor
". r. Bell. Assistant Chief Conductor
William Watson. Secretary and Treas
nrer II. Nj. Higrs, Senior Conductor. j..
+. Stephenson. Junior Conductor William
Huniba. Sentinel James Shea; Division
committee George CLARK. \. IT, Conlisk,
William Hodgson. Evergreen division
now has 1876 members, IS brave and gh,
liant men as ever faced danger or punched
4 ticket.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

,, 10 N'r ~, i'No',
being 6,rrei i,'p V1a,I ii''snt in'e war Is sun
p...ts a.. -. ., a.,
honus IN Texas nave agreed 10 maintain
COTTON rates until the close OF tht season.
slnce July twgnly.t9lce roads With q
lylHi hlicaRe OF lhntl miles nave tpne iuio
inc hanls OF receivers.
w H. Ahnl has been appointed South
WESTERN passenger ngent q the Chlcagl and
AllNh FAhW"N 81 pailNN' rex
The oaralnes OF tho Toledo, 81 Louis aud
Kansas city railroad show slight decrease
Tor the month VI November.
The estimated gross cornlnes II the Rock
Island for October show an Increase over
the same month last year of S22s.0i4l 49,
~ gnrr,tt 4,as hi,,t, nt,t.,iut.1 t.stt,t.
nni snperluinndent or the Whhnsb az M
Louis and East ST. Louis, dating irom Dc.
ct,uber l.
taty.,rl II t,,, t,, t..,,,, a,,,,,,t,,,., ,.,.,,,
80. w ~, e i u' u.v , W -
RSfrigeraiur line Win odiee In tbe IoGA
cry, chicago.
~ U,.,,.,, .,,....,t,,,.,,,..,,, "a, ,..,..
n6wer of M feinNnrs XXI iiudsop NM
k,,n -,eic,,i,.t ,,r,.. NM w ~ ~" VI
Inlirpad cinb
Ci,.s,al,t %,
sldering tbe gIyss6ility' o of aiHso,ns the pl
nns4,ln5l,, f,o'l ami tstlue M, ,,net,., ~
mnntolnina M '''"s Va
NJ, al
, no 'a l,g ~ tle Mls,Vlll' Nausaa Nnu
ltAua un'M'E, iut NpNthlnef SHOW w. ~
,,,,sib is., %t@',VV' "'e' tho N"'i'9i'iu'ha
"'
~ - .ilu mas perh uppuihieu AiNiih-
lNnichl OF terminals OF New orlcnns l9 ihc
llliIiA lNl fWltnuus ihN once ~ u
hvMN 'It'pl'u one
n. Il. Huntington. a nephew Of q. y.
Huntington. has been elected president %
lur Atutll i'helnc lluMuy 70 succeed lhu
lnlo senator stanford
There X another rnuur ufoat IN railroad
circles that tho Erie win no leased ly un-
Other line tho nut ~ the year. several
railroads are trying 10 got control Of the
Erie.
with a s,lpltHt Of $50 600 tho Ur,u.nstone
AZ Charleston, W. M. and wifi bull a
limo fr0n ilryNnsi1ue 10 a uoiut nenr Nndi.
son 10 lloono county.
iar,, ,r,,r az toon .or, th, or.,,,..
mart of which ,yiii H. homer boiioin caai
mrs. viii soon be elven ~ tho Oolufnime.
pany hns ISSUED Inc upcclHeatiuns
,r,, Ns.,, nr.o,,, 80 el.,rgi,., ,..s,,,t,,t,,,,
lnet wv pt'.aiA ~ e.llt.l,' h.HnvlAl lnn
~ y,u =" ANY ,, e., ni i,',
On some comm5diilcs' ani Ia nSstp5ned f5r
Two ,yoels thp evtablIghfnent ~ thr dennr.
rage rules.
Cb,r,c. N pr,,, ,on,.-at ,oss.t,,,, s,,,.
nhll' M, W., ir,{{ srn't1i pas nsel nteut
a.. w H. nlnnvn l',l5 ~ ~ lHus tnllM"!
t,Hr p,Yn "plNl'tn lylht leu ~ lhr wv
iiilh,if i,,i y bo W. N.M lw4
mierant trifiic. " '"' ''
trbn ,,,,rnl r,,.,,t 40 d.. net. ,,,t.t,
WY ne even 9nl W. ieW dal I, ''iii Alnu q
.lnuse .hgt WI Nlnse q SOMA l,n' u q 20
~. ~ -, rl..t lhlL lhe Htle l'.t over ~
49,, w NV lvae, "i lnr Nsltnp " wv
~, M -, nv, pnu recommends 'iit 'H'
The Savannah. Florida and Western Inns
executed "a mortgage 90 ne itUiul Trust
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

Tie total shipments of all kinds Of
freight, lexcpt live stock and iron,
from Chicago to through and local points
In the east by the various east
bound roads during week before last
amounted TO 45,452 tons, against 53.gSl
tons for the week previous and Sl.iSi
tons for the corresponding week last
year. The tonnage carried 10y the yuri.
Gus roads was as follows. Michigan Cen.
Shore, 1851 Fort WAYNE. GIN: Pan.
handle, 1919; Baltimore and Ohio 23S3:
Chicago and Grand Trunk. ,lSl3; Nickel
Plate. 2I20 Chicago and Erie, 1913:
Big -Four, 1888 The total shipments OF
all kinds Of freight by the various lake
lines from Chicago TO the East last week
We're 4I,03i tons, against OG,32G tons for
the week previous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

THE American Express company
through its representative. Charles Fa'so,
ss.osd vice president OF the company,
~ i..ned Instructors 10 M rs -gcnts
"'r..,l,s,,I-iuy them 20 accept for shipment
~ ~ charge al clothing. donations.
~ Jirer,e1 TO the unemplnyed miners
g., 'livisronsln and North Michigan The
v i,',,,g,,ts must be made 70 some recOs-
nilsd committee a. these places.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

Special 10 the Gazette.
psnison. Tex. Dec. 12;--E. 4. Mailer.
s-en,sr - ne Katy, died this noraing
fror, ininrls5 received. az Duraat ~,
ycsferday. He vas looking oll y tne
t,-i5~c and WAS struck BY tifnbers % the
I'll III va iiacsnsciofn when taken
sr5m ~ sent. cod rensinei 70 pni'l ~
.sii THE ra.1iins val b aAygsl y
Dtitde... Eal.. - Aglle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

Waea. Tex. Dee. L. - Charles -.
p,ck. maupgvr Of the Texas Car Service
association, arrived here today Ia attend
Inc trial of the suit of Sanger Bros.
vs.. The association 10 recover 81 dcmur'
race charge paid the association under
nrotest. The suit Il test Of the rules
~ t1e association and much depends
upon its termination. II VIII D., 9ppenie9
inmnrrmM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

Asengers leaving Fort Worth $3.50 p m.
rAure Sleeper accommodations from
"a on application to II. s. Il. c. agent
! M Worth.
+ i,engers for points south Of San An.
a and for Mexico points. can transfer
4 a Antonio to Laredo Sleeper II desired.
I'M PARTICULAR to sec that your
~, reads via Heurne and the INTER-
yIfloNAL ROUTE-1. g. G. n. Il. L.
D. J. PRcE, a. G. p. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
,Hs INTERNATIONAL ROUTE.

!. sanction with Houston and Texas
o-,ra Railway, makes the best time from
\ foRT WORTH. DALLAS,
s,a ether North Texas Points, TO
austin, San Antonio, Laredo,
And Points in Mexico.
.rtJ,fAN SLEEPERS DAILY In each
direction VIA HEARNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

- , m-..No ! daily..-
=, .--.---No. 2 daily -. LOGO a N
n-.....No 3 daily ..-...
------No. a daily. ..... $50 m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
: LOUIS soUrnwEsrEnN.


LII, -~aa, sIrrman au1 Paris.
Northh0uaL Leave
1870. ~ caily. s:a5 ~
~ hsuihbouud.
'-ss..N1. 81 dally.
y l-Aal. .lstI. AGENT.
tilly -. lnlol Is-0t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

-..,.No. ~ Mlii.. g10 D m
is n $50 49,. --.-.. s.i0 N
~ m----.-..No. 4l..
No. mo. &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
make YOUR ANNUAL VISIT TO
THE Home FOLKS:

The 'Katy" NJ X. e T. Railway will on Dec. 49, 90 and
IL 1928 sell tickets to all points in Mississippi Tennessee
Kentucky Alabama, Georgia, Florida North and South
Carolina also New Orleans Louisville Cincinnati In.
dianapolis st Louis and Kansas City, at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

ls NoriabAnnd. Leave
~ NJ No. - daily. ...... 600 a m
~'.--.. NO. 2 daily .s;l5 p IN
Jn soutf ouuua
lis n..... No l daily il.oO q m
A-.--.-So- II daily IL % N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

Richard Olncy. a. attorney 81 the Baaton
and Maine @ste, has d l9'l an ,5 99'i ,ss
principal and Interest of he bond lfsne
authorized December IL. iNll. be paid ~
1irrNng Unified States gold nlln Tho N
re.iors voicl alec IL favor " making the
ner emit on rrfensly issued h1ndl, Huch ns
The directors inny decide 90, not ~ eSered
per cent These bonds NV pay per
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-01
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

Gov. Thornton is still suffering from
rheumatism, but he was able to be up and
at his Office to-day.
U. s. Marshal Hall has returned from
Dona Ana and Grant counties, where he
made all arrangements for the us. court
that opens at Las Cruces next Monday.
Lorenzo Martinez, Taos Pueblo In
dian who has had five years training at
Carlisle school, is serving as interpreter
at the Jicarilla Apache and Pueblo Indian
agency.
E. Esapoyhet, a full blood Commanche
who has been serving faithfully as tailor
at the U. 8. Indian school, left this morn
ing for Lawrence, Kas., where he has
secured position.
full report of the condition of the AL
buquerque National bank has been sent
by Receiver Schofeld to Comptroller
Eckles. No report will be made to the
depositors unless 1t is ordered by the
comptroller which would be an unusal oc-
currence in such cases.
The secretary of war has detailed a
board Of four surgeons to represent the
medical department of the army at the
pan American congress which meets In
Washington next week. DR.. David L.
Huntington, we'll and favorably known in
Santa Fe, is one of these officers elected
upon this important commission.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-01

is in favor of dealing quite as literally
with those at present holding mining
claims thereon as would Uncle Sam.
Capt. j. I. Kirkman's company of the
10th infantry came marching in through
the mud from the upper Pccos last even
ing, arriving about 5 O'Clock. A rousing
cheer greeted them when they came to a
halt at their quarters. The month of
camp life was greatly enjoyed, notwith-
standing it rained nearly every day they
were out.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid has the thanks of
the New MEXICAN for basket of choice
pears. Down at his fruit farm the frosts
never do any nipping, hence he always
has a big crop of all fruits. Mrs. W. H.
Mandertield also kindly sends the editor
of this journal basket of very superior
peaches such as has been put up to be
sent to the Worlds fair.
There is tree of Flemish Beauty pears
in T. A. Goodwin's orchard that has this
year yielded 400 pounds of fruit. 1t was
sold at cents pound, most of it going
to Cerrillos. That means that the tree
has yielded 500 to its owner. Now 100
of these trees may be grown on an acre of
Santa Fe valley land. On this basis fig
ure out the profits of ten-acre fruit or
chard at Santa Fe, gentle reader, and
then hustle for piece of land.