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A PECULIAR SALE.
A Wealthy Land Owner
Buys a Saloon.
He Gives Deeds to Property in Buff
falo, n. ", and the Former
Proprietor Attaches.

An attachment for $1,000 was levied Thurs
! day on the stock and fixtures OF the saloon To-
| Gated at 536 California street, standing in The
name OF Charles II. Carlton. j. Mas was the
attaching creditor and former proprietor Of the
| saloon.
According to Mas story about the first of
the year he placed the saloon for sale in the
hands Of the California Business Exchange,
located IN the Nucleus building. Il. q Will
apparently constitutes the exchange. as his Is
the only name which appears in any OF its
printed matter. He soon found a purchaser in
the person of Charles Il. Carlton, and took him
10 Mas saloon, where a sale was quickly ef-
fecled, the consideration being S1O23.
Carlton, who Is described as large man
Weighing 200 pounds, elegantly dressed and
with glilterDg spaTklerS on his fingers and ia
his shirt bosom, said be wanted the saloon for
his brother. who at the date of transfer, the
18th inst, was said 10 be Oh his way from the
East. Carlton was not possessed OF any ready
money but as security offered Mas TWO war
ranty deeds to two lots located in Buffalo. n. Y
One lot is described as being 3OX170 feet in
size, running 10 an alley, and located Oh the
west side OF Knapp avenue. 200 feet Forth of
Ashley street, and valued at $500. There Is,
hoWeV er, mortgage on the property for S6S5,
held by the EllIcott Permanent Investment
Company. The second deed covers five lots of
land on Norfolk avenue in Buffalo, val
ued at $1,000 each. subject 10 a mortgage of
$3.50 on the FIVE The total net value of the
property offered as security for the saloon
which would evidently BE- dear al $3.50, was
$1,000.
Al the time the deeds were executed bill Of
sale and a contract TO return the deeds under
conditions were made out and signed by Mas
All these documents were drawn aud witnessed
by Wilt. Carlton at once insisted hat the pa.
pers be recorded aud they were sent by regis
tered mail TO the County Clerk OF EIie County,
| New York.
! Some days after the sale Mas met Carlton
! and asked him for $50. Carlton demurred but
| TO pacify Mass gave the latter two alleged
| transcripts OF records, in which the dates of
transfers were brought TO the latter part of
1892. Mas became suspicious and consulted
Attorney Gradwohl, and on his advice the at
tachment was levied. Since then Carlton has
not been at the saloon, although prior 10 this
time he was very careful to remove tie cash re-
| ceDts every night.
| Yesterday afternoon Attorney Gradwohl and
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THE IROOUOIS CLUB.
Preparations Made for the Annual
State Meeting

At the meeting Of the IIoquos Club last night
a resolution was introduced criticizing the
action OF the Board OF Election Commissioners
in postponing the election of Freeholders 10
draft a new charter. 1t was referred TO the
committee on resolutions.
A communication was read from Grand
Sachem Raleigh Barca. calling the annual meet
ing of The League OF Iroquois Clubs of the State
10 be held III this city February %. A commit
Tee of eight was appointed 10 formulate plans
for the entertainment OF the visiting clubs.
A resolution that municipal elections should
be held in separate years from those in which
State and national elections take place was
PASSED. 1t was claimed In support of this reso-
luton that The more important elections over
Swallowed the municipal offices 10 be filed. and
resulted IN a lack OF proper interest being taken
in placing in the same The most available men,
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stated yesterday. In addition to his engage
ment with DR.. Gideon b. Knapp, owner of Sir
Walter, he has now another one, having just
signed with j. B. Collins, who owns that fast
sprinter Sirocco so that Tod VIII have his
hands fun on the Eastern tracks TINS season.
Joe Ullman the boOkmaker, who arrived here
on Wednesday intends sojouIDing among us
for some weeks, and IL is not improbable that
he may be seen at his faVorlte pastlIne, on the
block next week,
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~ st. Patrick's Da,

NJ Convention OF 1898, 4. tEE2][NIIxc.
.. H., Board of Erin-An ad- I've AANxYSC
Journed meeting of the St Pat -l1l4A \\Ek SiV
rick's Day Convention viii EIevA#yITA
meet in Irish-Americsn Hall, W. EzkT
SUNDAY, January 2S 1894
at $50 o clock p. N. Delegates will be prompt In
attendance. as business Of the utmost importance
VIII come before the meeting. The convention
OF 1894 will be called order All Irish aud
irish American societies and friends OF the cele-
bration are respectfully requested TO send dele
gates to participate in the deliberations OF the
coRyen ton. JOHN f. HANLON PresIdent
j. G. MAHER. Secretary. ta27 2t
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F$S California Rebekah De- >sNullgy>, d
WE gree Lodge No. l, l. q. o. F.-S$T%NES
The lodge meets every SATURDAY ~
EVENING in Welcome Hall, new odd >/>HAN>~
FelIoWs building, corner Market and Seventh SITS
oncers ana members are requested TO attend
All members OF the degree are cordially invited
SOPHIE KAHN, y. q.
ANNA G. LIND Rec. Sec. ial3 Sa n
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NUIIOE OF NJ EElINGS.
- CrocE EFT Lodge y s.. I39, l..
es~S and A M-Funeral notice-Oficers "a
and members are hereby notified to attend y y
at Masonic Temple on SUNDAY. at NV
O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF conducting the
funeral services OF our late brother. CHARLES
BRONSKIIL4 of Taroaton Lodge No. IL, of sgd
ney, N =. w. BY order OF the W. NJ.
JAZZ 2t VIM II. THORNLEY,, Secretary.
FL Wiidey EncampmeDt No. 90. O. a
49, J. O. o. Irregular meeting THIS sS(r
SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. ~, at ~
O'Clock. Installation OF officers and other i'm
portan business. Z. +. PHILLIPS C. z
I. r. MORSE Scribe
~ Templar Rebekah Lodge >SN4Allg>>
Es~O No. 1e, l. o. o. r., meets THIS SrE<
SATURDAY. EEENIG in Memorial -
Hall, i. o. .. +. building All men, -/>ITNNS~
bers OF the degree cordially welcomed Degree
work second and fourth Saturdays
ROSE ". WINTON, Noble Grand
MOLLIE NEWAAN, Rec. Sec. de3 SIS II
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MORNING CALL DAILY RAGING FORM San FRANCISCO Friday
OF efurO Puses Time,l
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALF

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALF.
| AIDES, FOR A FIRST-CLAsS SERVANT SEE
II j Il. CRoSETT d CO.. 3l2 Suffer st. 1a25 II
YOU'VE LADY WISHES A POSITION AS
Il apprentice in q dressmaking establishment: n
salary required. $40 Hayes st. ja26 Its
Va ANTED-BY RELIABLE GERMAN WOMAN,
W family sewing by day. week or month: will
help light Homework tend sickness: terms
reasonable. 500 stevenson ST., near Seventh. % 4*
SITUATION WANTED BY WORKING HOUSE
- Keeper: swedish woman with son 10; willing
TO do anything; want place together on a rancti
Address s. N, box 1874 Call Branch ONCE. 81 3ts
w OMAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES WORK
w at washing or housekeeping. 1l13Ha How
ard ST. ia26 3t*
IA OMAN WOULD LIKE CHAMBERwORK IN
- hotel; city or country. Address NJ. F., box
los, Call Branch Office. jazz 2ts
( IRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEwORK. APPLY
v 81 Buchanan ST. Jazz 3ts
n ERMAN WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK AP-
y ply at AZ South Park, basement. Jazz 3tS
w OMAN WANTS PLAIN SEWING OF ANY
w kind; gentieman's mending and clothes
cleaned la Fourth St.. room Is.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
N3S Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Col
W. leetions made: city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co. Al Montg'y St. +. o. Tel. 55SO.de24tf
FF John u. Lyons, y otary Public and
ES~O Commissioner of Deeds, ONCE GOT Mont
Romery; telephone b439; residence 2202 Steiner
street 1e9 II
~ Get Your House ainting, Paper
hanging and decorating done reasonable at
y: OKSIs. 70 Montgomery ave. telephone $500 II
- Books Fought md Sold. HeaIy 81
~ DALY. Moved to POS Powell st. 1Stf
E9S Mrs. Il. j. Williams, the Electrician.
- removed to / Mason st. ja9 II
~ Whitening rooms. ST. Up: Paper ng
2C So up. GEO. HARTMAN.5l3 Third St jy2 Il
~ Mrs. Nj Ison, $50 Geary. Private
~ nome IN confinement; s25 de14 3m
- Dr. Anrhan, 229 Kearny-Diseases
w. OF women nervous chronic ais. etc.no15 85t
- Boys and Girls Aid Scott Cor
H~S ner Grove and Baker sts., San Francisco
Cal. Orphans and half orphans admitted from
october /. 1893. to January /, 1894.
Orphans, male - Ernest atson age wears.
EDen Paul. 10; Charles Proudly, l3.
Half orphans. male - Walter Rapp, age l2
years; Charles Garcia, ID; schuyler Andrews 4 /:
George Peterson. IL: Herman Mathi as, IL: Dani ell
Mckyoy. IL; Nicholas Serrentni 10; Daniel Ser
rentini, -; Thomas Wallace, 10: John Quinn
10; John Trainor, IL; James McLachlan, II; Ed
ward Trainor, 3; Joseph Ottman. IL; George
Feeley. ID; Charles q. Brown. ID: Hugh Nc
Donough, ID; Ernest Girard, -; Frank Bassett
Thomas Collier. 10; Irvine shannon. Is: Abra-
ham Roberts, 10; Frank Marshall, Il; John Raj
zetto, II; william English ] 3; Fred Morris l l.
Fem ales-Lena Prtm. IL; Julia Ashe. H. ja19 lot
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ESTABLISHED AND WELL-PAYING BUSI-
~ ness; fine opportunity; good wagon, harness:
900 good-paying customers; value assured, S4O0.
1I6 Ninth sc. ia25 Sta
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~ George III. Thomas Post No. ssSY
w. z. T.. A. R.-Mepbers of the post Sd
Gate Park THIS SATURDAY. MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, to join In procession to Mldwnter Fair
members OF other posts cordially invited TO unite
with US. All comrades in the procession will be
admitted 10 the grounds. BY order OF commander
and council OF administration.
CHAS. A. SUMNER, Commander.
II. l., TICRNFR Adiurant
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SPIRITU ALISM.


A RRIVED-MME, DR.. ATLANTA, BUSINESS
II and Test Medium; tells your entire life from
cradle to crave; every hidden mystery revealed;
tells condition OF every organ In body; tells cures
brings back lost love: unites the separsted gives
names future husband wife; she has equal;
fees 81 up; open sunday PAP Sixth st. jslO tt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-27

LINE CORNER GROCERY AND BAR NEAR
Market ST., with 4 livIng-ro selling on &C
count OF sickness Apply Cal Braneh once Is 3s
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ZINE BAKERY AND COFFEEHOUSE: 3LIV-
4 1ng-roOmS; fine business; rent ouIy Sl5; lust
the place for man and wife; account of sickness
Call 210 First Sc. ia25 7t*
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CORNER GROCERY AND BAR: A BARGAIN
streets. ia25 IT'S
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DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
wARDED ME 10 MEDALS FOR BEST
n plates, crowns, bridgeworK implanting 10:
my secret method OF extracting or filling teeth
painlessIy, without the use OF dangerous an8s-
thetics as other dentists are compelled to use for
painless dentistry. crowds my ofice with patients
from all parts OF the world; all work reasonable
and guaranteed. DIR. q. w. LEEk, d OFarrell
street. 1a24 II
a FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILINGS
~ at lowest prices; work warranted. DR.. j. w.
KEY .ll22 Market ST. bet. Mason and Taylor. nS0 II
nR. J. J. LEEK. PROPRIETOR OF LEEK
~ DEN TAI COLLEGE, Fifth st.-No students
allowed to practice on you; all WORK frst-ciass
and reasonable; teeth extracted by electricity;
this collie sc will not moyr close; consultation
tree; open evenings and Sunday until noon. 20 IT
I'D. A LuDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST
~ near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates made; old plates MADE over like new;
teeth from IS per sets extracting SOC ;gas given4tt
toLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 500 MAR
Y ket st. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. jeS If
nR H. G. YoUNG-EXTRACTIoN PAINLESS:
~ Patchwork. bridgework, teeth without plates
especially. 1s4l Polk ST. my14 IF
MO PAIN-ExTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
IN easy; soc aud 81; artificial teeth from So:
filing from 81. CRooME Dental Association,
759 Market ST.. bet. Third and Fourth apl2tf
G7 SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
ID good rs can be made; filling 81. DIR. SlMMS,
dsAtist. $50 Market. next Baldwin Thsater. eel
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THE WORLDS WUNDER-THE NATIONAL
L garmentcutter; the best in the world: cuts
every garment worn by men, women or children
and the entire garment; don't miss this chance
of a lifetime. Call and be instructed at 33l Mont
gomery ST., room II. ia7 tf
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
M ME MOREAU, THE GREAT TRANCE MEDI
w um and life reader; fee 25c. l3l 4th st. j23 st
M ME. ID. LEONE, BUSIN ESS CLAIRVOYANT
II magnetic healer. 502 Stevenson ST., TN. 9. 3m
Nj RS. WILSON, RETURNED: FORrU MES
4s1 told; ladies soc; gents 81. 1919 9th. $50 Bun
MI ME. RAVENA, CLAIRVOYANT; LIFE
AVA reader; names given; Csc up. S28 Howard 25tf
M ME- ANTHONY, MEDIUM AND LIFE
tI reader; ladies 25c; gents 60U. 24o Ihlrd 81.
M ME- EXODIOUS. CLAIRVOYANT, HAS RE-
Nt moved to 1908 Mission St fee SOC. ocZ&tt
M ME DIR. ANNA THOMAS TELLS ENTIRE
4 life. past present, future; mistake impossiole:
consultation in all affairs, nothing excepted; names
given; valuable advice and sure help; restores lost
love by sympathy ;feeSl ;letters$2 30kearny nltf
MRS. j. j WHITNEY, ULAIRVoYANT, TEST
1h medium and Ilfe-reader. 2lS Stockton,1et3 Gt
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DARTIES THINKING OF OPENING SA-
looms stores near the fair grounds will find
II TO their advantage to call and my outfits. new
and second hand, of bars, backbars. mirrors,
sheIvings. counters, showcases, scales. Safes limo
Ieums, ETC.; largest STOCK and only store in the
city of this kind
j. NOONAN. lU17 to 1923 Mission ST., above
Sixth
OPEN EVENINGS. au2Ot
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CECON D-HAND WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP
- lila Harrison ST., near Seventh. jazz tt }
U.OE BUYS A NEW 2-SEAT OPEN ROOKA-
dnCC way with pole. 4lO Market ST. jazz 1t
T light WAGON, SUIT CARPENTER; ALSO
IL butchers cart; cheap. 1924 Mission. ja15 lat
CECoND-HAND EXPRESS. Tor WAGONS AND
- light wagons always on hand Ala Broadway. I'm
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CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in tho
United States or Canada one year for ST. postage
FRA
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At THE UNION HORSE MARKET AND
~ Sales Stables. S62 Howard st., near Fifth, s. f.
be found the greatest bargains in horses, har-
ness, buggies, wagons etc. liberal advances on all
consignments; auction sales every Thursday 1
A. NJ CURLEY d MCBRIDE, Auctioneers y29 6m
CENTENNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES Els. ROCK
~ Always, victorias buggies. etc., 1921 Califor-
mia St, bet. Larkin and Polk; telephone sex NJ
CONLON. proprietor mrl3tr
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L OR SALE-A RESTAURANT AND BRANCH
bakery; suitable for man and wife or ladies;
present owner run it years. Inquire l12 Eighth
street ja24 5t*
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E'Ok SALE CHEAP; FRENCH TABLE D'HOTE
(boarding-house) with rooms to rent; estab-
Ilshed years; doing very good business. AID.
ply I. H. ORN, Sutter-st Market ia25 Ats
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nAY-AND-NIGHT SALOON-ACCOUNT or
~ sickness. Inquire KUHLS, SCHWARTZ q
CO.. 1913 Suffer ST., cor. Kearuy ia26 3t~
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fNf-
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t0R SALEIA wELL-PAYING BUTCHER
= business IN West OAKLAND Apply TO WW
CHR1STEN. 1859 Seventh St, West Oakland 9R "a =
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HANDSOME ASSORTMENT REMNANTS
"a for suits, overcoats and pants to order; re-
ceive weekly suits and overcoatS TO order, 8
up: pants, 81 SO; samples to country. L. LKMOS
kearny st. 1a9 tt
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SALOON, 3 BILLIARD-TABLES, STOCK. FTY
- lures; must sell this month cheap: make An
ofer. NV cor. Bush and kearny SITS. ia2b St.
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H hLL-SToCKED AND WELL-FITTED up SA-
ION SOFA on account of sickness; no night or
01! WIN. 0IoH2 Battety st. ia26 7t%
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GROCERY FOR SALE. CORNER OF AUSTIN
VI and Cough SITS. ia26 5t1
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-20
LOOK CUT FOR 'EM.
Rough Experience of a San Juan Resi-
dent with a Chicago Wool
Buying House.

A letter from B. s. Csndelario, OF Rosa,
San Juan county, gives timely wc-ning of
the commission firm of Ling {; Co., CT
142 South Water street, Chicago, and
advises wool mon not to ship { pound Of
wool to them as they do regular rob
bling business and then have t,,s cheek TO
solicit more. Mr.. Capdsiario only re-
allied IA cents 6 pound On coed in
proved wool. The american Gheep
Breeder & Wool Grove. fer Decenl Der
rlso pays its res pects to the frr srd says
that: "Year after year we arc besieged
with letters from the unfortunate victims
of inscriptions commission houses.
Disreputabe firms find new crop CT
'innooents' to prey upon each yesr,
Chicago and oil other wool markets have
plenty of reliable wool commission frms,
Fad there is no necessity for flock masters
seing deirauded by swindilg concerns
whose reports alone should brand them
IS rascals.
"We have repeatedly warned our read
e"s egeinst South Water street firms
whose wool circulars are scattered broad
cost over the co-ltry. Last spring we
.1rblished sample report. The true
condition OF the market vas SO renkly
perverted and the quotations so absurdly
distorted, that it would seem that it
could have but little weight with any in
telligent wool grower. The same firm
sod fine wool at cents pound this
season."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-20
SWEET CHARITY.
What the Woman's Board Of Trade
Has Done for Santa Fe Dur
ing the Past Year.

A full and detailed statement is pub
lished below as to the collections and dis
trlbutions of the "W. B. IT, of Santa Fe.
On January the second annual cleo
tion was held and reports received from
ofioers of tie organization. The presi-
d2ut's report was exhaustive, reviewing
the ground already travsrsed, outlining
future work, and thanking with gratitude
and affection the members for their con.
fdence and loyal support Beautiful
tributes vera paid in the reports of Off
cars to tho memory of the mother of Mrs.
Neltmer, and to the departed member,
Mrs. S. s. Beatty. The corresponding score
tary's report vas full and complete with
and answered.
The t,easurer's report was in detail, &C.
curete and to be highly commended. All
the reports were very interesting, but
none, owing to lack of space, are pub
lisbsd in full, with the exception Of TIE
recording secretarya. That is given liz
detail with the omission of membership
lists, attendance, etc., other routine work
Of her Office which could be of no interest
to the public. Her books ere open to
the inspection of any one desiring to see
the same.
With hearty thanks to a,nost generous
public, the members submitth following
Report of the Woman's Board Of Trade
& Library association for the yea. end
ing December 81, 1885,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-20

word "heim" is denied, n excellent
Spanish and Eng,ish scholar says that
he Cpcai3h vo.l @hocaH" u cans exactly
the SAL . - = vc-d 81 me-
TIE regrIar vosk.r concert cad hop al
Pcs. hal last evening YVES .F;rsly en- ioyed
~ : Largo company c. -al.5o 81 gentle
NON. r7tt3 music ~ So -t|h Infantry
0 sseGt-a was exec 3icca~y Gra The
r ram vas as fcl,cve:
Orertume-The White Queen ......... CNI2t1i.
Seleetion-Fr. On. Koccaccio .........,,. Suppl
Ssrgnade,Do Mane dimes pos pr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT l....,............,..t t.t-til
Song Russian Carriage. ..,....... Thornton
Mr.. Felix Baca, bright and clever
Young man we'll known here, is shortly to
wed Miss Ida Dillon Wcotton, of Trinidad.
Miss Wootton is the daughter of ia
nous pioneer, trapper and guide, K. II.
Uncle Dick) Wootton. She is 20 years
old. She was educated at Ursuline con-
vent of Tifin, Ohio, from which she
graduated last year with highest honors.
Mr.. ". S. Houghton, who departed this
life in Boston the other day, was widely
known for his phllanthropic works. He
was the father of Mr.. Clement l.. Hough-
ton who was recently here looking after
his extended suburban land interests.
When the Ramona Indian school was estan.
lished it was the elder Mr.. Houghton who
set it in motion. He gave $4,000 in cash
toward the building and was instrumental
in raising in New England nearly as much
more.
A late lumber of The Denbury Conn.
News makes the following pleasant NOR
ticn Of Two Santa Ie favorites: "a jolly
party Of fifty young people Visited the
residence of Charles r. Mormon, 81 North
street, last evening, aad surprised the
Misses Flossie ard lone Gilderslesye, of
Santa Fe, Il. H., Who are visiting friends in
this city. Mr.. Norman has recently COM
pleted new house, and the occasion was
made an old-fashioned house warming.
The visitors were received by the Misses
Glider sleeve, and made thoroughly at
home. Cne-half of the house is unoccu-
! MED and dancing was begun e few min
/ / os after 8 o'clock, and continued until
early morning with the exception of al
intermission to partake of en- apreticing
supper. The young ladies from Santa
Te proved themselves delightful hos fesses
ard the party thoroughly enjoyed Their
! impromp.a visit"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-20

Treasurer Wilder, of the Santa Fe sys-
tenn, makes very reasonable reply to
the complaints that the employees of the
system are sufferers on account of delay
in receiving their pay. He says that the
paT schedules will be entirely caught up
With by February.
Closing out sale of fur cspes and jack
cts, latest styles. Imitation seal capes
$3.50 worth $15; Astrachan capes $3.50
worth $l2; fur trimmed jackets $3.50
worth $l2. All other winter goods re-
duced in proportion. seligman Bros.
The following is the program for to-
morrow afternoons plaza concert by the
10th infantry band:
March-Dress Parade. ...,. 80. ..... yoellzer
overture-Mu rmuring of the Forest, :,
TSe5noq p ecmc op The INDIAN Madteufel
Musical MefangeNOlila Posdridta. Robinson
Religioso-In the Chs pei. ..,..,.. Eilenbsrg
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Harris. representing the
Clark Whitsen-Leitc Music company,
left this morning for Las Vegas, his
headquarters. He did splendid bust
ness Wills here and took time to call
around to the New MEXICAN Office and
say thet the little local advertisement he
Inserted in this paper brought him even
SCI worth of patronage. He is clever
representative Of reliable firm.
Lauricio Gonzales was found in the
district court room yesterday aftsrnoon
having a revolver in his possession. Ee
vas arrested By City Marshal Antonio
Alarid and committed to Jail. Justice
Garcia is hearing his case at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon.
An Italian named Blanca Is supposed
to be the murderer Of young Thos. Cav.
eglia, near Lionattis saloon at Cerrillos
last Monday night. Blanca disappeared
in the darkness, and is supposed to have
fled the territory.