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ATTACHMENT HOLDS GOOD.
James II. Rodgers Motion to Have
1t Vacated IL Denied.

Justice Truax, Of the Supreme Court,
denied to-day the motion of James H.
Rodgers, former proprietor Of the Hotel
Castleton, to vacate an attachment
which Edward Regensberg obtained
against him in an action to recover
bill for goods sold for the use Of the no.
tel. The attachment was granted on an
affidavit of Abraham Zipser to the effect
that James H. Rodgers had moved
truckload of liquors from the hotel to
Mott street stable to defraud creditors.
Rodgers denied this and says the
liquors were not properly part OF
the hotel effects. He claims the liquors
were removed at the instance of c. c.
peters, the steward. Peters says the
iiouors were taken there at the reques,
OF Regensberg, who said he had mar
who would purchase them.
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The alignment Of the teams follows
GOT AN INTERNAL MACHINE
Chicago Alderman In Peril Through
Package Mailed Him.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated PresA)
CHICAGO, Aug. H.-City Alderman
John Coughlin received by mail to-day
an Internal machine. 1t was labeled
photographs" and SO wrapped as to APP
pear like a package of cardboards The
machine was evidently intended to ex-
plode when opened, but failed to do so.
When examined by the city Chemist
It was pronounced very dangerous.
Alderman Coughlin has been promi-
nent in the crusade against opium
joints, and believes that the receipt OF
the Internal ma chine Is the result OF his
activity against dealers in the drug.
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FLUSHING ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, FLUSHING. Aug. IA.
are the entries for Wednes-
days races:
First Race-one- half mile.-Biue Hood geding.
steve L.. Judge Oil. Vishun colt. Ryan, IL.
each; Adventures st. Ann, lo1 10; eash.
pandusla colt, Don't Know. Little Willie, Pei
ham, Morenski, Jack Bachelor. Sir Herbert
Third Raoe-Four and e-half furiongs =
Holly Joe, Blackburn, Kelturno Finance. Sen
final nav Tay. Hercules. milestone los each
The Pearl. Florins. Lady fremont Eliza Ann
los Id. each.
Fourth Receive furlonss, Jim Mclaughlin
Circular ia each; Congress. War Paint. loi
each May D., loi; Baby D. Aiah'hraei'e' VI
Fifth Race-one half mile.-Happy Thought
Lumberman, 1872 each De Courosy' 10; sPnnkIe
30 ID.
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CHATTANOOGA IN A DRIVE.
After = Desperate Struggle Wins
the First Race at Saratoga.

Especial to The Evening wo:ld)
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Aug. II.
An excellent card drew out a large
crowd here to-day. The weather was
warm and clear and the track fast.
The sport began with a dash of
mile. and 1t proved to be one of the
most thrilling races OF the meeting.
Chattanooga. the extreme outsider, won,
but only because John Lamly took
desperate chances.
Anna and Ingomar led into the stretch.
where Hyderabad moved up on the out
side with Chattanooga. Whether
through intention or accident Clayton
pulled Hyderabad across Chattanooga
and nearly sent him to his knees.
FIRST RACE.
P,Sse 5000 for four-yeH-olds and upward; one
mile.
Starters Betting St Hi Fin
Chattanooga. lol HamlJ. lO-l SO ID
lngomar. Ill (Aorrisj ....... 81 T-l0 ID 90
Anna loS tPerkinO....."... 81 IS ~
Ingomar and Anna raced head and
head into the stretch, where Hyderabad
and Chattanooga closed. At the fur
long pole all four were on absolutely even
terms, and for sixteenth OF a mile they
ta ,n tns t fSshi Srv Then Shstta
managed to draw out enough to win by
head from Hyderabad who was q
length In front OF lngomar. Time-l43.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 for three-yeIr-oldI; sig and half
furongs
Starters. Betting St Hi Fin
H. OF Navarro. 1872 "a. claytnJ is out q il
Pot.ntSte rs. TaraD,.",.ti - ! "a q
Potentate led on sufterance to the
stretch. where Henry OF Navarro passed
him and won under a pull by a length
Potentate was four lengths In front OF
Lake Shore. Time-l20 IA.
THIRD RACE.
The Melbourne stud Stakes for tWo-yeAr-olds
the Association TO guarantee the value to be
S. 900 seven furlongs
Starters Betting ST. Hit. Fin.
LissAk, IFS Grimm ..........l3-5 Ia 2lhiG
Pr, Of Monaco IFS TarsD..;;I'2 out I ga g,
sriGso' 10 tMorrtsl ~; ~, .l9S'l lo'i an
Ssse' los penn .:.o,,;;''"'SS-i Il W.
Mirage cut out the running, followed
by Lissak. Prince Of Monaco and Pep
per. There was NJ change in this order
Until they struck the stretch. There
Lissak took the lead, and Taral went
after him with Prince OF Monaco. The
latter could never catch Lissak, how
ever. and the Western colt won comfort
ably by three parts OF length Brioso
was third, length away. .Time-l9.
Mutuels paid, one, two, three; On LIS
SAX. $3.50: on Prince OF Monaco, s2.35; on
Brioso. $.l5.
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ALLEGED CASE OF CHOLERA
Cokato, Mimi, Excited Over the
Death of n Man.
CBy Associated Press.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. A.--Great ex-
oitment prevails at Cokato. MINI. over
what is pronounced by doctors to be a
case of Asiatic cholera in the family Of
Eric Erickson. three miles east OF that
place. 60
The man was taken sick, and In less
than fifteen hours turned partly black,
and died in great pain and commissions.
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The Weather.

The S.sther forecast for the thirty-s!x hours
ending at p, ~ tomorrow Is as follows
Generally fair. warmer winds becoming south
eTIy on wednesday
The IolioEing record shows the changes In the
Temperature during the morning hours, a. In
S,"stcd nv the Thermometer at Perry's Pharmacy
A. N.,..Ss.S A. A...Ss.s 4 h."GI2 A.,u72
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BROKER VAN SCHAICK HURT.
II. Fell and His Leg Was wrenched
by the N. w. Crowd.

] B. Van Schaick, stock broker fell
during the sursing OF the crowd OF bro
kers around the Northwestern post at
the Stock Exchange this morning. and
,,,rarcbed his leg. He was attended by
a nhysician, but was found to have been
M Mr.. Van schaiek is a son Of Jenkin:
Wan schaick, OF 81 Broad . stree t Inr
thSrtv DAYS by the Governing Commit
Zee ~ the Exchange for using language
detrimental to lts interests.
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Last of the Coxeyites.
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Aug. II. - The next
forty-eight hours will mark either the
departure from Washington OF all the ITO
or l75 Commonwealers remaining here
or the Imprisonment in the District Jail
~ any OF them who won't accept trans
portation. This was decided on az a
Conference held to-day between the Dis
trlct Commissioners, Major Moore, SUI
Who has aided largely in obtaining rail-
road transportation Cor the Commonws al
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A MOTHERS CRIME.
Drowned Herself and Two Chill
dren in the Mississippi River.

CLINTON. Ia, Aug H-Driven 10
desperation by dependency, Mrs. Henry
Mack last night took two OF her chill
dren TO the Mississippi River and
drowned them and herself In two feet
of water. The body OF the mother with
the Youngest child, scarcely fifteen
months old. clasped in her arms, has
been recovered.
IL is the old story OF extreme poverty.
the cares OF large family and worry
over a husband absent in search OF
work.
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RUDYARD KIPLING is HERE.
Arrived To-day on the Kaiser vii.
helm IL. from Southampton.

The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H.,
which left Bremen Aug. and South
ampton the following day, with l45 cabin
and 1874 steerage passengers, arrived
here to-day.
Among the passengers were Rudyard
kipling and Mrs. Klpling, DIR. Won Stark
lon United States Consul at Bremen;
Felix Campbell and +. Il. Stanton.
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Aged John wagner Missing.

John Wagner. Hebrew. ninety-three years
old. residing at iSs East Seventy ninth street
was reported missing to the police at the Cen
trail once thia afternoon. A general alarm was
sent out. Wagner IL said 20 be demented. This
lie the second time within ths IAsI Iaonlh that
~ has disappeared. -,------.-.
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The starting signal was given at go,
nd this waa the order of the start:

NEWPORT Aug. H-The winners in
to-day's run of the New YORK Yacht
Club from New Bedford are: Emerald.
Marguerite, Neaera, Gloriana, Gossoon
and Queen Nab.
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Prof Joseph A. Armslsy, the eminent Syrian
scholar, died At Gleniora, Cal, yesterday, ~
the age ot seNenty-tNo years.
W. }, MgElwain. dry goods dealer OF Kokomo,
Ind. assigned. win liabilities " E2s.Q9Q.
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Missouri Suicide Identified.
rpy Associated Pressl

PACIFIC, Mo-. Aug 1.-THE mystery suFfouh',
ing the unknown suicide. whose BODY was 'ouh'
In the Msremhc River near this place on aug
4, Is about cleared up 10 far as MS nsnu.'
ia concerned: 1t is learned ihs n ~ 1ss.r.op
couRLyA .-- .-------------
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English Lass gelding led to the last
furlong. where Cromwell, 80 to 1 shot.
came with a rush and won by a neck
from Midstar, who was second through
out. Metropolis was third, two lengt his
away Time-049.
Mutuels paid: Straight, sos $50; place,
Sass; third, $3.50. Metropolis paid S. 90
third.
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NOW We TRY Won DER ALE.
Giants Put a Strong Team in the
Field, Rusie Pitching.
Jack Doyle Well Enough to Again
Play First Base.
Especial TO The Evening world.)

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK. Aug.
1.-THE Giants. feeling that they should
have won more than one In three in
Baltimore. faced the st. Louis team this
afternoon with the determination that
there shouldn't be another loss recorded
against them.
The New Yorks had Rusie scheduled
to pitch for them, and they also had
Duke Charles as a backstay. Dolye re-
covered sufficiently from his Washington
and Baltimore experience to cover first
base.
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The field ran In close order to the
stretch. first Terrapin and then Tiny Tim
| in front, with Mary Stone last. In the
won by half a length. Little Matt came
! fast In the last furtong and secured the
place. q length before Terrapin. Time
| 1854.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $3.50; place,
$2.55: third, S2.25 Little Matt paid: Place,
$3.5; third, $3.50. Terrapin paid $36
third.
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You rend The Evening World!
Do you read the sunday W0Tldf
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'Electropoise. - simple home cure without
mediyins. CpTes desperate Cases, ll22 y MAY. =
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He Makes the Running and
Captures the Opening
Event by a Neck.
MARY STONE ALSO A winner.
She Comes with a Rush and
Takes the Second Event
from Little Matt.

RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK,
Aug. 14.-To-day was The sixth OF the
meeting Of the American Jockey Club
and the card was again of the ragged
order, three of the six races carded
bringing together very poor lots. The
remainder Of the programme was fail
in it's original state, but scratching again
went long way towards running 1t.
The weather. however. was redeem.
ing feature, splendid breeze coming
to the rescue Of the patrons. The track
was dusty but fast. A good-sized GROVE
was present.
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Potentate led on sufferance to the
stretch. where Henry OF Navarro passed
him and won under a pull by length
Potentate was four lengths In front of
Lake Shore. Time % IA.
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FIRST RACE.

PactoIus, closely followed by My Gyps,
made the running all the way and won
easily by a neck. My Gyps lasted long
throughout. for the place. Time-l.T.
Mutuels paid: Straight, "A; place, $2.70;
third, $40. My Gyps paid: Place. Si.l5:
third, $305. Charade paid $3.50 third.
SECOND RACE.
Sweepstakes OF $40 each. with 5000 added for
three-yea -olds and upward; selling; one mile and
n alN
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The Melbourne stud Stakes for tWo-year-olds
the Association to guarantee the value to be
wen
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19
CHAPTER LII.

An ordinance prohibiting the erection
or maintenance of barbed wire fences.
Section LIT shall hereafter be un-
lawful, except by permission of the city
council first had and obtained, to erect or
maintain within the corporate limits of
the city of Santa Fe any barbed wire
fence, or any fence whatsoever that may
be dangerous to life and limb whether of
animals or persons by reasons of pro-
jecting prongs, barbs or tines, enclosing
any lot or parcel of land fronting upon
any street or highway within the afore-
said corporate limits.
Sec. Amy person or persons SO
erecting or maintaining any such fence
as aforesaid shall be deemed guilty Of in
stituting and maintaining nuisance, and
upon failure to abate the same after no.
tice therefor, the mayor and city council
of the city of Santa Fe may direct the
city marshal to remove the Same at the
expense of tho owner, agent or occupant
of the premises whereon said nuisance
may be instituted and maintained, which
said expense may be recovered from said
owner, agent or occupant by proper ao-
tion brought before any Justice of the
peace resident within the city.
Sec. 3.-Section of chapter vi of the
ordinances Of the city of Santa Fe shall
have full force and effect toward the re-.
moval of such nuisance.
III. SLOAN, Mayor.
Attest: A. P. HILL, City Clerk.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19
PERSONAL.

Mr.. B. G. Wilson, manager for the
Standard Oil company, is here from Las
Vegas.
Geo. H. Waterbury, the noted postoffice
inspector with headquarters at Denver, Is
in the city.
Col. T. B. Mills is over from Las Vegas.
He states that Mr.. Dougiue is in Chicago
arranging for the shipment of pumps
and pipes for an irrigation scheme south
of Allerton.
L. Benedict, New York; G. s. Brouder,
Las Vegas; J. ]. Walworth, Kearney, Neb.;
q. II. Waterbury, Henry E. Fritz, Dem
yer; R. Van Slyke, st. Louis, are in the
city.
At the Palace: G. Baker and wife, Chi
! cago; Emma Hemingway, Baltimore; A.
M. Blackwell, B. g. Wilson, Las Vegas;
Theo. A. Cockerell, Miss 0. J. Cockerell,
Las Cruces.
| At the Bon Ton: Silas Prewitt, London,
KY; Nazarlo Gonzales, La Cienega; John
j. Ludi, Lamy; D. W. Coughlin, Cerrillos;
H. @. Mason, Durango; j. E. Hudson, Ell
Rito; Will Smith, Guthrie, O. T.; Martin
Wells, Durango; F. A. Boone, Las Vegas;
G. L. Fowler, Albuquerque; j. s. Foster
Bland; Dennis Hurt, Jasper Tucks, 9.
Cencel, Cerrillos; Mike Lane, Denver.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19

dress before the Colorado college at Its
commencement exercises. During his
visit the college conferred upon Gov.
Prince the degree of "doctor of laws"
Large posters announcing the attrac-
tions at the annual feast of the San Juan
Pueblo were posted about town to-day.
A special excursion train will be run out
over the narrow gauge to carry visitors
to witness this event. The train leaves
at 7:8O a. N. and returns at 6 p. m. on
Sunday next. The fare is $l.30 for the
round trip, children under II years, 81.
In its endeavor to bring some sort of
order out of the chaos surrounding the
city fire department the New MEXICAN
has sought the benefit of property hold
ers and citizens in general. 1t has fol-
lowed public sentiment in pointing out
the weakness of the fire department and
shown that it can not be strengthened or
improved as long as the status of affairs
remains as at present. The city council
surely neglected to perform timely and
patriotic duty last night. This delay is
dangerous.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

Capt. j. G. Lea has been reelected re-
gent of the New Mexico military institute
at Roswell for full term of five years.
Deputy U. s. Surveyor Sherrard Cole
man left to-day to complete the surveys of
the Caja del Rio and San Marcos grants
which have been confirmed by the U. s.
land court.
In the district court to-day the case OF
the U. S. vs. Jos. Rutledge, charged with
cutting timber on the public domain, con.
tinues. Two witnesses were examined be.
| fore noon.
Advices from Fort Defiance say that
the superintendent of the ditch work to
be done on the Navajo reservation by the
government is in the fort awaiting the
arrival of the necessary tools to begin
construction. The government intends
to spend between $4,000 and $4,000
this year on these bitches, besides $4,000
in the construction of building to be
used as school house. The Navaios
will be given all the work at fair wages.
Hon. Amado Chaves, perintendant OF
public instruction, states that the terri.
torial normal institutes at Los Lunas, Ros-
well and Mora are doing excellent work
At Los Lunas there are fifteen teachers in
attendance at Mora seventeen and al
Roswell thirteen. The sessions will con.
tinue eight weeks and the attendance
after this week will doubtless be double
the above figures. In July the institutes
at Chama and Taos will be opened.
There is great complaint of the irregu.
larity of the mails south of Lamy. Albu.
querque and Cochiti subscribers of the
New MEXICAN say they frequently miss
their paper for three days at time and
then get their papers all in bunch. II
is almost as bad on the main line of the
Santa Fe north of Lamy, though up to
three weeks ago there was no complaint
from that quarter. Postal Inspector
Waterbury is asked to give heed to this
sub iect.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19
MOTION DENIED.
Facts Disclosed in the Argument of
the MOntezuma Cattle Case Be-
fore Judge Smith.

In chambers at the law Office of Judge
Downs, in this city, Chief Justice Smith
dissolved the temporary injunction pro-
cured by James R. Hicks, receiver of the
Montezuma Cattle company, against A.
G. Dake and set aside the appointment of
Mr.. Hicks as receiver. The motion was
argued by Judge Downs for the plaintiffs
and Mr.. A. A. Jones, of Las Vegas, for
the defendants.
The hearing disclosed that the Mon
tezuma Cattle company, a Colorado cor
poration, began doing business in Guada-
lupe county, N. NJ, five or six years ago,
with $4,000 head of cattle and $50 horses
and mules. Some time ago the company
brought suit in the district court at Den
yer against A. G. Dake, one of the di-
rectors thereof, alleging that he had
been making secret profits out of the
cattle sold by the company and asking
for an accounting, the appointment of a re-
ceiver and an order restraining Dake
from foreclosing mortgage for $4,000,
due in August, held by him on the stock
of the company in New Mexico. Mr..
Hicks was accordingly appointed re-
ceiver by the Denver court.
subsequently Mr.. Hicks was appointed
receiver and temporary injunction
granted against Dake by Chief Justice
Smith, at Las Vegas.
appearing that A. G. Dake had assigned
his note and mortgage to his nephew
Lyman H. Dake, Of Catskill, and that
the property had afterward been trans
ferred to Joseph A. Lampkins, of Lead
VILE, and by him to the Browne Mania.
mares company at Las Vegas, Judge
Smith decided the question as above re-
corded.
Messrs. ]. R. Hicks, A. G. Dake and
Lyman H. Dake have since returned tt
their respective homes.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19

the works were completed. During CON
struction the pressure had unavoidably
varied from twenty pounds to lfo pounds.
While the new mains were being tested
the latter figure was maintained much to
the Inconvenience of many people as 1t
was so great a pressure as to be destruc-
tive of plumbing. The company really
had surplus pressure of fifty or sixty
pounds above the eighty pounds agreed
upon, and if the council would agree to
reduce the pressure for domestic purposes
to fifty pounds the company would con-
tract to furnish 100 pounds for fire pur-
poses and would also be able to furnish
power for moving wheels in manufactur-
ing establishments.
PRESSURE IN CHICAGO.
He showed that Chicago only had a
pressure of forty pounds, st. Louis,
thirty-eight pounds, Abilene, Kans.,
thirty pounds, and that the pressure in
few cities was above fifty pounds, which
he contended would be ample for Santa
Fe.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Howells' IN
structive talk Mr.. Easley, from the COM
mittee on ordinances, offered an ordi-
nance granting the request of the water
company. Mr.. Easley also offered an
ordinance controlling the construction OF
barbed wire fences. Both were passed
and will be found in another column.
Ordinances establishing fire limits and
regulating slaughter houses were referred
back to the committee ON ordinances.
The reports of the city marshal, city
jailer, police magistrate and Mr.. Con,
ways bill for feeding prisoners, not cor
responding, we're referred back to the
finance committee. 49, No,
The committee on surveys and lighting
was granted until the next meeting to re.
port.
RESIGNATION NOT ACCEPTED.
Gen. Bartlett said he had rendered his
resignation as a member of the council
at the last meeting, and, as he would be
overwhelmed with business in the courts
for some time, he hoped his resignation
would be accepted. He thanked the
mayor and members for pleasant treat
ment.
On motion of Mr.. Victory the council
Immediately adjourned until Monday
evening when the subjects of lights ane
sewers will be considered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19
Notice to Patrons.

Patrons will please take notice that &C.
counts due the New Mexican Printing
company must be paid. A first-class
newspaper, whose policy is the up-build.
ing of every part Of New Mexico, is this
journal, and it takes money to keep the
wheels going. If patrons will be con.
siderate and pay their bills promptly il
will enable the management to 20 still
further in widely advertising to the
world at large New Mexico's splendid re.
sources, SO little understood by the aver.
age reader, and which must be fully re-
vealed before our territory can hope tc
secure its share of capital now seeking
investment in the golden hills of tht
west. Persons having accounts with ths
New Mexican Printing company viii
please consider this matter from purel,
business standpoint and act accordingly
Pay up and help New Mexico, by helping
the NEW MEXICAN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19
New City Ordinances.


Amending section 4 of chapter XXXII
of the ordinances of the city of Santa Fe.
Be it ordained by the city council of
the city of Santa Fe:
Section l.-Section of chapter No. 30
of the ordinances of said city be amended
so as to read as follows:
"The said company shall furnish an
ample supply of pure, wholesome and
clear water by gravity pressure of no less
than fifty pounds ordinary domestic pres
sure and 100 pounds fire pressure, said pres.
sure to be at the plaza with cores pond
ing pressures in other parts of the city,
through main pipes to be of sufficient
size and quality to meet all requirements
of the city and it's Inhabitants"
J. H. SLOAN, Mayor,
Attest: A. P. HILL, City Clerk.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-06-19
You May strike 1t Rich.

Ifyou could pick up $21 900 in gold by
one weeks work, it would be worth going
few hundred miles to get, wouldn't it,
That's just what the Aztec mine (Colfaz
Co., New Mexico) produced in seven days
with total product to date of nearly 6
million dollars.
This rich mine is one of many in the
newly discovered Morero valley and Ute
Creek placer and quartz gold districts
Take Santa Fe route to Springer, N. M.
thence stage to the camp.
Short winters, delightful climate and
rich prospects. This may be the chance
of a lifetime. Ask local agent A., T. & s. F
R. R. for illustrated pamphlet. 1t tells
the truth about this new country.