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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-27
T. F. CONWAY.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Silver
City, New Mexico. Prompt attention
given to all business Entrusted to his care.
Practice in all the courts in the territory.
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Two Great Camns.

The mining future of New Mexico is
an assured thing. With renewed activity
in many of the old camps and new ones
| such rs Cochiti and Amizett coming into
view there cannot rest doubt but what
| New Mexico will take rank with the first
mineral producing territories of North
America, which with her rich productive
soil backed by wealth of water will
make the Sunshine state star of pride
IN the Union.-San Juan Index.
XIX
So Say We All-l.Ong Live Jack
Fleming. :"
This is the seventh spring, that the
Libegal has weathered.r On its register,
as IS common in all newspaper offices,
there are what is known as seasonable
items of news. Items that it prints with
the regularity of the returning seasons,
such as the coming of Xmas, the passing
of the equinox, etc. There is one such
item on its register that it has printed in
the latter part of March since it has been
in existence and expects to continue
printing for many springs to come. The
item generally reads as follows: At the
city caucus in Silver City last Monday,
Col. Jack Fleming was nominated for
mayor, for the 'steenth time. Col. Jack,
who is sometimes called the Carter
Harrison of Silver City, has filled the
position 80 long and SO we'll that many
of the children and youths of that
town have grown to think the position is
his private property, something he owns,
the same as Max Schultz owns the store
on the corner and John Brockman owns
the bank. The colonel makes an ideal
mayor. He is always ready and willing
to do any and everything for the advance
ment of his town and the entertainment
of it's guests. If there is a convention in
the city it makes no difference to Jack
whether it is a meeting ofall the Dem
ocrats in the territory, a Republican
county convention, silver convention
with representatives from all the states
and territories west of the Mississippi
river or Methodist conference, he goes
down In his pocket for money to help
entertain the guests; be meets them at
the depot, clad in his official regalia, es-
corts them to the hotels, tenders them the
freedom of the city, as long as they stay
in the town he is busy every minute en-
PERTAINING them. Long live Mayor Jack
Fleming. -Lordsburg Liberal.
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The abuses which now exist in the pub
lie affairs of this city will be remedied
after the Democratic victory next month.
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ass~ The New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office il the Territory and has large
and growing circulation among the intelli-
gent aud progressive people of the south
west.
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EDWARD L. BARTLETT,
Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. ONCE,
Catron block.
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Reduced Rates.

To all points in California, including
San Francisco and San Jose, one way
500; round trip $3.50. To Prescott,
Arizona, one way, $23; round trip SAT.
All tickets require a continuous pass
age in both directions and are limited to
return sixty days from date Of sale, For
particulars call at city ticket office.
H. s. LUTz, Agent.
GEO. T. NICHOLSON. G. A.P.
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The sugar trust has won another VIC
tory in the eastern courts. Where is that
boosted antitrust law the Republican law
makers used to howl so Justify over?
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CATRON & SPIESS.

Attorneys at law and solicitors in chan
Gerry Santa Fe, N. M. Practice in all the
courts of the territory. Offices in Catron
| Block.
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All communication intended for publica
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TUESDAY, MARCH 81.

JUST as the New MEXICAN predicted
the railroads are already figuring on get
ting into Cochiti.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

GEO. w. KNAEBEL,
Office in Griffin block. Collections and
searching titles speciality.
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A NEW PLANT RUNNING.
The Lower Works at Anaconda Com
nenced Operations Yesterday.

The Lower Works at Anaconda Com
Inenced Operations Yesterday.
Standard, May4.
Early yesterday morning the new CON
yerter at the lower works was started up
for the first time. Work on the con-
strretion Of this new plant was COM
menced last summer and has continued
steadily until this month. There has
been no fuss made over the great work,
though it is ofsuch Il large character that
almost any town but Anaconda would
have been in state Of excitement until
thdsplant was running. Here it is taken
as such a matter of course that improve
ment Of this kind should be going on all
the time that very little talk or stir is
created by the starting Of such a plant.
The new building is composed entirely
of iron, and person would have hard
time finding in the whole building a
piece Of wood large enough to make an
average sized toothpicli out Of, it is SO
thoroughly hreproof. The building is
$50 feet long by 1875 feet wide and con-
tains % converters, with a capacity Of
turning out every month no less than 10,-
| 100000 pounds of copper. 1t is fitted
with all the latest improvements, includ
ing cranes, hydraulic cylinders for blow
| ing engines and in fact everything that
| goes to make the finest plant, installed
with the very newest inventions and i'm
| provements, that has ever been built.
The new institution will give employ
ment to 1875 men.
| The foundations are all Of a most mass
i've character and built of rock. The ma
chiuery also stands on solid masonry that
Messrs. Dwyer & Cosgroye, the firm that
has built SO many Of the plants for the
Anaconda company, were also the con
tractors for the masonry work in this
new building.
The machinery was furnished 10y the
well-known firm Of Fraser & Cha.mers of
Chicago. The Berlin Iron Bridge COM
pany took charge Of the entire con
struction of the iron work, including
girders, trusses, braces and outside cover
ing. The plans for everything, including
the machinery put in place, were made
by II. w. IIixon of this city and j. A
Dyblie.
The machinery was put in motion
yesterday for the first time and moved rs
easily us though it had been ruuning fol
months, and with perfect satisfaction tc
the talented engineers who had conceived
and designed the entire plant. In Il yeal
from now this one building will have
probably turned out enough of the dark
yellow metal to furnish everyone in the
sides filing innumerable kettles Of resi-
dents of this city with the necessities OF
life
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j. E. VAN GUNDY. Deer Lodge, Mon

Persons who sympathize with the af-
t1icted will rejoice with D. E. Carr of 1885
Harrison street, Kansas City. He is an
old sufferer from inilammatory rheuma-
tism, but has not heretofore been troubled
in this climate. Last winter he went up
into Wisconsin and in consequence has
had another attack. at came upon me-
again very accute and severe he said.
"My joints swelled and became inflamed;
sore to touch or almost to look at. Upon
the urgent request of my mother-in-l law |
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm to reduce
the swelling and ease the pain, and to
my agreeable surprise, it did both. ]
have used three fifty-cent bottles and be-
lieve it to be the finest thing for rheuma-
tism, pains and swellings extant. Fol
sale by j. H. Owings, Druggist. I'm
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THE SOUTHERN CROSS.

All the Properties of the Company to be
Sold at Sherin's Sale.
The properties of the Southern Cross
Mining company are advertised to be
sold at sneriff's sale at the court house in
Deer Lodge on Monday, May ID, to satisfy
a judgment against the company Of $1O,
309.42 in favor Of II. l.. Frank. A meeting
OF the stockholders of the company was
held in Butte last Monday to consider a
proposition to lease and bond all the
properties owned by the company, but
nothing was done in the matter, as there
was not a sufficient amount of stock re: :
resented to transact the business for
which the meeting was called.
A proposition had been submitted to
lease and bond the properties for term
of three years, agreeing to operate the
mine continually and to pay off the out
standing Indebtedness, besides paying a
royalty in case bond was not given. In
case it should be decided not to lease the
mine it was the intention to introduce a
proposition to make the stock assessable
SO as to pay off the indebtedness. The
law requires, however, that th ee fourths
OF all the stock shall be represented, and
that two-thirds of it shall be voted in
favor OF a proposition to either lease the
property or corporation Or make the
stock assessable, and there was not
sufficient stock represented to transact
any business.
Ben Harris, of Chicago, who controls 8
large block of the stock, it is said, will
vote against either leasing the mine ol
making the stock assessable. Undel
these conditions the stockholders will be
compelled tol let the property be sold un
less they arrange in the meantime t
carry one Of the propositions against tht
Harris opposition. S.
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I5OrSlllann-EianSell.

A large and happy wedding party as
sembled at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Neils Hansen, a few miles below Deer
Lodge, last Thursday evening. The
occasion was the marriage Of Mr.. Henry
w. Borgmann and Miss Annie Hansen,
daughtero Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen. Justice
Stackpole, accompanied by M. G. Mig
merry, drove down from Deer Lodge to
perform the ceremony. There was a very
large gathering of the friends Of the
contracting parties and nearly one hun
dred guests sat down to an elegant we'd
ding supper. The bride and groom were
the recipients of many handsome
wedding presents. After the ceremony
and congratulations the merry party en-
gagged in dancing, which was kept up
until the early morning hours.
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THE GREAT VlOLINlST.
Divide Musin and His superb Company
Give IL Delightful Concert.

OSluc MuSln and His superb Company
Give IL Delightful Concert.
There were very few vacant seats in
Cottonwood hall last Tuesday night, the
occasion Of the first visit to Deer Lodge
Of the great vioinist, Divide Musin, and
his superb concert company. From the
beginning to the end of the program the
talented performers were received with
the warmest applause.
We did not fail to notice that those
who are known to be we'll up in music
and opera seemed to be the most enthu
siastic, and joined in the general hand
clapping or stamping OF feet to express
their appreciation Of the artistic manner
in which the most difficult pieces were
rendered.
But Musin is great, his company is
great, and they were received with rap
turous applause throughout the entire
performance, frequently complying with
loud and persistent encores. We trust
they did not leave us under the impression
that the entire audience wore boots with
heavy soles on them. If the great violinist
and his splendid company ever come tc
Deer Lodge again, they will be greeted
with a packed house.
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BITTEN BY A TARAN TULA.
The Deadly Insect Found Snugly Lodge

The Deadly insect Found SnugIy Lodged
il, IL Huncl, of Bananas.
Harry Presslcr, the driver for the j. r.
Kelly Co. commission merchants Of West
Park street, was bitten by u tarantula
while handling 4 consignment of bananas
this morning. The bananas arrived in
this city this morning from Helena, and
while Mr. Presslcr WAS tying up Il bunch
for delivery he felt an intense singing
pain on the finger Of the left hand. On
searching the bananas the driver was
Mortified to find an ugly spi'ler=like insect
with eight prong like legs nearly four
inches in length The monster was In
mcdiatcly recognized as IL tarantula, one
Of the deadliest insects Of the South and
the bi.e of which causes death in the
majority of cases.
Mr.. Prcssler at once began to give his
finger serious attention. WlljslSey was
poured on the wound, after which he
visited the Office Of Dr. G. y. Norcross.
The physician, who had treated similar
cases in the south, found that the finger
was swelling rapidly and that the pulse
was very low. The wound was incised
luu Ilaue W Dlceu lietlS, dltel ="utGH I.
strong antidote was administered. Dr.
Norcross does not anticipate that serious
results will follow, but admits that the
bite Of the insect is usually fatal. Am
! putation of the finger even is useless
| because the blood circulating through
the system would carry the poison
through with it within fifteen seconds
after the bite was received.
The tarantula is on exhibition at Pax
sons drug store, preserved in alcohol
| The feelers or limbs of the monster make
it a repulsive looking insect. Mr.. Press
Ter was badly scared, and the fact tha
the clerks III the store remarked that they
would not give him cents for his lii'
caused him to be Il little uneasy us to tht
resllts..-Inter Mountaiii, 20.
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I aInfnrlniafinn lYantt.dI.

Information wanted Of Martin A. Brad
ley, who left Washington county, Mo-, in
June 1890, and when last heard from was
at shawmut, Mont, April 1892. He wrote
he would be at home in July following.
He is twenty-one years old, dark hair and
eyes, dark complexion, and at times his
mind is not good owing to hard fits he had
when q child. Any information leading
to his whereabouts will be thankfully
received BY his father. Nathan Bradley,
Valley Mines, Jefferson Co., Mo. Mon
tana papers please copy. ss
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3, MONTANA,EsATURDAY, MAY 5, 1894.
PERSONAL MENTION
Rev. ]. W. Milar is still confined to his hom,
by sickness.

Rev. j. W. Millar is still confined to his home
by sickness
DR.. 0. Y. Warren, oil Warm Springs, was visiting
Deer Lodgs friends last Wednesday.
Edwin Simpson, superintendent Of the MANI
moth. came up from the mine last Wednesday.
EN-bfarshal J. +. Buchanan now of Anaconda.
was among his old Deer Lodge friends last Thurs
day.
Mrs. W. W. Turney returned Thursday morn
ing from several months sojourn in California,
MI. Turney is expected IN about ten days.
4
II. W. Rodgers, young attorney of Philips
burg, has been visiting his brother, County At
torney Rodgers, this wesk He returned home
Wednesday.
Accompanying E. L. Bonner, on his arrival home
from New York Saturday evening. were: Mrs
Bonner, Miss L. J. Bonner, Chas. L. Bonner and
Mrs j. G. Bonner.
G. E. Kinney, who has been with the L, L.
Bonner Co. for the past year, goes to Anaconda,
next Monday to take Il position with the Copper
City Commercial Co.
]. N. Fox will leave next Monday to prospect for
precious metals In the southern part OF Ruvalli
mite period. Good luck to the Old veteran
Nelson Bennett arrived in town from the Coast
last Tuesday and went over to the Royal mine.
He will return to Deer Lodge today to attend the
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Roya! company
Prof. NJ. Q. Reed, who was elected principal OF
the Deer Lodge public schools for the ensuing
year, sent in his resignation to the board, and II
@. Wolfe, OF Bo2emall, was elected for the position
DR.. Ii. L. HOyer will leave today on an extended
prospecting tour. lie goes to Avon from here, at
which point he will take to the hills in the III
rectiOn of Stemple. wl,re he may make some
locations
Mrs. James II. Mills, Miss Nellie and Jimmie
arrived from Helena last Tuesday and tool
possession of their Old home in Deer Lodge
Capt Mills and Miss Nary will come over from
Helena today.
r. t. Rombauer. OF Princeton, was in tow
yesterday and made pleasant call at this Office
Mr.. Romballers letters to the NEW NORTHWEST
under the signature OF "R0lultd,'' are always reat
| with interest BY all lie is enthusiastic over the
prospects Of the Royal district and thinks il is thu
coming gold camp oL Montana. He will return
| home today.
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Do the persons who take SO much
pleasure in attaching tin cans to the mar
rative of every canine that is so unfortu
nate as 70 fall into their hands realize tt ey
are doing great wrong? Do they realize
that they are endangering the limbs aud
possibly the lives of some one? That no
one has thus fer been injured is no fault
Of thei There should Ee nomore such
"spo tt 1t is inhuman and will result in
some one Icing injured.-Messenger.
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Nellie and Ed. Ryan, Jr. were drowned
in slough near Three Forks on Thurs
day. They were on their way to the Grow
reservation to take up ranch. Their
team was also drowned, but man with
them escaped. Deceased were grown
children of Ed. Ryan, u we'll known set
tier on the efferson.-Bozeman Courier,
,o9
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A Receptlon to Miss Aaah Chatte1.

A very pleasant informal reception
was given to Miss Adah Chattel last Mon
day evening, in the parors of the West
Side club, by a number of her young
friends. Miss Chattel has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Peter Walton, of
Deer Iod &c, for several months past, and
expects to leave today for her home in
Ocean Grove, N. ]. Miss Chattel was
the recipient of q handsome souvenir
from those present during the evening in
the shape Of a pair of goldmounted
opera glasses. Those who participated
in thu iOn
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Rev. A. B. McFarlane will discuss the
following subjects at the Christian church
tomorrow: Morning subject, Coordination
of Elders and Deacons;" subject for even
ing; "Operation of the Spirit"
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Special Meeting.

Valley Lodge, x. of p, Will hold Il
special meeting this Saturday, evening
at $50 o'clock f"r the purpose OF making
"lr;n ngetnents forthe funeral of the wife
of our brother, w. +. Furay.
THOMAS kEKHuIslI. G. G.
u. BADER, Secretary.
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10 the ladies of Deer Lodge and vicin-
lty: am now receiving new spring
millinery goods every week, and shall be
pleased to have you call and examine
them. Mrs. j. P. LEWIS.
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Deuth of Mrs. WE. Furny,

1t is with heartfelt sorrow that we haye
to announce the death of Mrs. w. r..
Furay last evening, at her residence in
this city. The obsequies will be held at
the Episcopal church next Monday after
noon at O'Clock.
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The Presbyterian church of Deer Lodge
has extended call to Rev. j. D. Ibbotson,
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of Rev. j. w. N1illar. Mr.. Ibbotson
is graduate of Union Theological Semi
nary, New York,
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SEED WHARF.-The E. L, Bonner Co..
have just received carload OF No.
Gallatin valley seed wheat. Farmers
are invited to call and inspect it. 40-tf
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A jury commission, composed OF
Messrs. 7. D. Fitzgerald, of Anaconda
and A. D. Hoss and j. F. Vaughn, OF
Deer Lodge, met last Monday and drew q
Jury for the next term of court.
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Attorney Il. K. Whitehill came over
from Deer Lodge Saturday to attend the
Mckeckney sale. He succeeded in buy
ing the entire amount of stuff advertised
for $50. A fair crowd attended the
sale, but bidding was slow.-Philipsburg
Call. Nav 2.
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CatIolic.-Mass is celebrated at Deer Lodge
on first and third Sundays Of each month at To- So,
A. NJ. second Sundayat ST. b1ichaels church, Fill {
Creek valley, mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth Sur
day at st. Thomas church, Helmv1lle
R. DERYCKERE, Priest.
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Farmers, Attention. We have Just re-
ceived a carload of Gallatin valley seed
wheat, which we are offering at the lowest
market price. Call and inspectit E. L..
Bonner Co. 4O-tf
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sulpho carbon cleans wall paper, kal
somlne and fresc0es, removes all smoke
dust, etc, and makes old paper bright af
new. At g. d. Kenyon's. 4O-3t
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The stockholders of the Royal Gold
Mining company and the Volcano Gold
Mining company will hold their annual
meetings in Deer Lodge today for the
election of officers for the ensuing year.
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Frank Conley came up from Missoula
on Thursday mornings train with the
two half breed prisoners who escaped a
few days ago. They were captured near
Arlee.
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Churcl, of Christ.-services: Sunday schoo
1880 A. NJ. Preaching, l1.30 A. N. and 8 r. n
y. p. G. E.. =: NJ. Junior Y. 2. s. g. Z.
3P. NJ. Prayer meeting. Wednesday evenings.
A. B. MCFARLAND, Pastor
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SALI RHEuM CURED

Ny wife has been troubled with the salt rheum
for four years. During this time doctors Of
Wisconsin, Illinois, and the most eminent Of
Chicago, failed to give relief. I bought the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, and she used only one box
OF CUTIcURA, one cake Of CUT1cURA SOAP, and
half bottle of CUTlCURA REsoLvENT, and
these have cured her completely.
5zzS5s C.. II. STONE, III State ST., Chicago, III.
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The highest honors in the powerofthe
Chicago Worlds Fair commissioners
were awarded to Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which, for over half 9 century, has had
no equal as a cure for colds, coughs, Ia
grippe. and all disorders of the throat
and lungs.
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/ have fifteen nice young pigs for sale
Pigs are Poland-China and about six
weeks old. Price, $3 each.
r. G. IRVINE, Deer Lodge. 42tf
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The cheapest way to buy canned fruit
for pies or sauce is in gallon cans; try
one. THE CASH GROCERY Co. 37tr
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Alf. Whitworth says it is a piece of
extravaganza to buy cheap paints. He
has a large stock Of the very best, all
colors, which he will be pleased to show
Won
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Presbyteriail.--Preach at II 80 A. NJ. and
II 7.30 0P. NJ. Sunday school at 1880 NJ. Christian
Endeay0r society at 6. 80 r. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 730 r.. M.
EEL5. 49,. ]. ". MIIIAR. PASTOR
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4 NIethodist.-S Sunday services: Preaching at
1l80 A. n. and 7.3O n. Sunday school at 1880
Am. Enworth League meets at r. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7SO P. N.
W. NJ BRITT, Pastor