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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-03-22
CHARLES E. CLARK.

Charles Elliott, only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley a. Clark of st. Adams. died
at the residence of his grandparents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. y. Baker, in Wey bridge
Monday, March I, of capillary bronchi-
tbs, aged four and one-half months. In
the few months which he was given to
us the cords of affection had become
strongly entwined around our very
hearts. And as the little mind grew and
reached out after the mysteries of the
life to which it had come and strong
tokens of love for and recognition of
loved ones who ministered so willingly
10 his needs were gwen, bright anticipa-
lions of the future were INDUCED IN,
only to be so suddenly broken by the
giver of sorrow; and in the once joyful
home circle only the aching heart, the
empty cradle, the little voice that rang
with baby glee stilled forever-all in an
hour when we thought not 1t is well.
And yet the broken hearts still yearn for
one more pressure to the bosom, one
more smile as of yOre, one more lullaby
to the tired little one. But these cannot
be given. He speaks Let not your
hearts he troubled "In my Fathers
house are may mansions They shall
be mine when | make up my Jewels. a"
"Such do always behold the face of my
Father
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ion procstdiBgs against Eleanor B'
TuUs in tho Chifd district cunt 10 pre-
ven. het from pfosecuiins her npplica-
Iar '1r letter. iu tHH probate court,
and Powers, Sifaup Is hippman ~.
poo on her bchaii yesterday and hlsd
certified cory 20 the district court
complaint with the clerk ~ tue nro-
bate court, stating that the application
for an injunction wsul1 be heard ny
Judge Bsrtch next Saturday morning.
Richards d Richatds were appointed
attorneys i1r certain minor heirs.
In The matter OF tue applIcaiin Of
4. O.. Ssdlgr, 10 10 aiiudged the
owner oi tot %, b.O'k s., pIa. A, oon'
tinu. s until June 1874.
Estate anu guar iiAuship o. Josonh.
enc Taylor incompetent; annual
account of guardian, showing = hsi'
sure DI sliugl7g on han approved.
Estate OF solomon Aruhss, dHceas
June g2nd set % near HAT account
and petition iJf disenA 80 Il alminis'
TRAITOR.
Adoption ~ Edward Perclval Burns,
umiusg ierfeo maize gvar Hug child
20 Edward Olsen and Wrc,
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Prnhate Cnnrt.

In the mal,ss ~ ihr estate NJ VIM.
Six see, daeeuga; an order wa, made
o. ,ha prOuatu court to-day w allow.
aneo % su.p gmsutary uccguu. ami
NJ nual discharge of the uKccu, ?, J.
A. buwuie,
Est To- Dt II. Il. dagglund, deceased,
heading Yu muBluucy OF bond UI ali
nolr- xutp, John "A aggluuI; order
inside mlm y,uE f6TnB, drcrco aud
as.iug uaur huiE except qua ia gg.
lUl % hlu % bond OF $50 10 W. i.
O'NluHrl, administrator instead VI o
J lut bond 81. $500,
tne lu's ua"e came NGiIrs tho pro
bate cuur. yu-tariRy, but on potion ui
hT0wu 4 HondtrsOE, attorneys Tor
Eleanor b. iuus, who Is seUking to
have lelIera 90 administration upon the
estate Of Elbudge ruft-, deceived. Is.
sued to her the matter went over until
Saturday, next.
Jennie Fults recently Vegan inju &C.
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MOman's Eminent.

Ne. l, Volume - Of the WomaH's
EEponent has reached tho NEWS tx.
change table today aud most excel.
lent and Instructive numbnr II ls.
Following IL the table OF contents:
sermon by Rev. Anna IA. shaw In
tho large Tabernacle in Salt Lake
city, aud Susan II. Anthony'a speech.
PuetFy--Olra Snip. EtornAl Law
:, w. r. Lecture aud ShaRospnarsRu
Rectal. Emery County w. \. A.
safau A, Stsplsy Woman Suffrage
BlOy Lamont. Events 10 tho Life VI
Eliza Robinson, Woman Suffrage
Column.
T. utOrial:-Eaiiorlal Notes. Golden
Wedding. Passing rhoughtS-Annib
Wells Cannon,
Poetryl-Juns-A. W. q. Truth
l., NJ. Hewlings.
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etillmau and Amos -. Nell, With a
deadly weapon. was gwen % preiimi'
nary bearing this afternoon be-
fore Commigsioncr Gfctnman. 10
appears that Matthew'S, who
has been working for sullmAui
became engaged NJ quarrel with
Neil on Friday ltsi,pn1 Is .nii 10 have
struck him wish an iron bolt, inluting
him severely about the shoulder.
Matthews mex turned his attention 10
his employer, sni u l. alleged struck
him WITH the bolt als7. Then he went
Into hiding, bat firing n' serlusiou,
yesterday returned ~ Mil creek sud
gave himsclf up. The charge Of us.
snult With intent f1 d1 b1Iily harm
committed on -tiliman, wa taken up
this afternoon, aud the charge 1i ne
sault with intrnt ~ kill, uuUu the pore
son of NJ Nchi viii be heard Iomur.
row.
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HeayY Fines Imnnsed.

William y Jones, OF the Ninsteonth
ward, and William AvortoH, OF the
Fifteenth wari OF this city, were taken
before Justice Harvey today ami fined
800 each and costs Tor failure on
thsir part to comply with the tree
apTayiug law. Sentence In each case
was suspended Tor thirty days but tho
costs were required TO b. paid immedi.
ately.
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AnoIhcr rtah Bon arldn.Irs WeIl.

\ private telegram received 10 this
city today brough, Information 10 tue
fiirct that Lester u. riggs, "a Salt
Lake hoy who gn4ul,,d from the
Utah Unversity four years ago, aud
WHO since tnR. time has been pufsuiug
a law course r., Columbia college has
graduated from that Institution with
nigh honois. lie mas many iucn IL 90
this city aud Throughout thr Territory
who viii be- pleBsBI 10 lsafh VI his sue.
cess. Mr. Riggs cKIeCIs TO leave Now
YORK Tor h1.ug va about Que week. Tic
viii launch out In tho practice Of biz
ptOilssiOu In this city.
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You will save money by trading with
the old Godbe Pitts Drug 90.


An examination Of teachers for the
Salt Lake CITY public schools viii b.
held In the assembly Toim Etthe High
School building, teginning ai0 q. M.
Tuesday, June lsth, 1895.
All candidates Tor positions a. teach
ets In the city schools VINO do not hold
legal certificates, valid In the city, and
those whose certificates expire before
July, 1895, are eXl ccled 10 be present.
All stationery will be- furnished by
the buarr. J. 4. MiLLsPAuoIt,
Chairman Board % Examiuers.
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EXCURSION TO rnE EAST


On June 18th the RIO GFande West
cru announces the following excursion
rates open % All;
Missouri river aud return $4,000
81. Louis ani return $3.50
Chicago Hnl return $3.50
Tickets good until September Slh.
Through Pullman palace and tourist
sleeping care. Free reclining chair
cars. Two fast eastern trains daily, NJ
$500 a.m. and $40 t.n. Pullman dia-
gramH now rtaiy At ticket office, No.
10 ". Second 3 r'n street.
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Going 70 South Bend.

Attorney d. y. strsup leaves for
South Bend, Indiana, On tho Union
Pacific tomorrow morning, to attend "a
uisl in the Indiana court Of matters
involved In the settlement VI his
fathers estRte.
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cbieaso, close. Juuoi2

Whcat-Jnne. 55',; July. ,s..a,.
torua-Iuuo, on, July, aut
uhiH-IuuH. 81 .HuIY, go.
furaHIuuc, llasH. July. sac
lard=Iuuo. tgNs, Juy 4G.sI askci
ilus -sunc. asl1 Ju.y il.gi asked,
Nlr. ~-afL
EYr=Ha
liaNHlln#,
Tlmuthy=g1jl
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Meat Ordinance Violation.

X W. Huslam plead guilty In tho
poles oour. today to buying ami sell.
ing meat IN an untAgrei condition.
The court fined him SO anu ordered
him o. pay costs amounting 70 5000.
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June II, IS anu 10, Union Pacific
viii sell IUgul ir.p tickets 90 points IN
Utab, eRst Of Ogden, - rciursd rates.
limited for return TO June 18th.
FOR pailrulHIs CAu Ns Uly toket
office, NO .ll Main street.
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Effective April 9TH. 1895.
4rsAI lriIrs aua Dspari at Sai Lals
tlg Daily, ~ FsAolsss


AHuiVE
From ail Eastern points. .............. SHAN
From uutte. Portland. sAn Fran.
cisco and OEfen... ... ..................g y an
Prom all Eastern poina, PATE CITY
Ogton.....,.,. .................l % pm
ffom san Francisco. Cacnc valley,
Ogden and intermediate pointa : IS mr.
'ifom Milford. Juab Provo sAnpets
sad kureka....a4............... i0p ~
iifon Terminus aud roaols............. ~ y 90
BErAWr
For OEdsu. Cache valley Park CiIJ
aud Al Eastern points ............. -o,sm
FOR ogden ana inttrmediato points e. tOiAm
Tor ogden, ,ntefu sdA,c points
and san ftaucisco ,........... gopUn
tor Ogden, all points east, Hutts, rort
land, and sAu Francisco. 20pm
'ior KuretA Provo. sAnpets VALLEY
Nephi JuAh and FRISCO ..... 80. 5lSam
Tor 1oocle and 1oFminut............ 80 am
'ffains south Of Jual ria daily except
sunday.
Daily eHcsni sunday.
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rLEyLLANn ANn nrIunN.
Only s5iao. on June I5th, via RIo
sranda western hallway.

Two through islt trains daily. at sos
am and 7iO p.mp carrying Pullman
palace nuh tourist sleeping car, and
trcoIecl nj G cha 7 cars.
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Two Charges Agnlnst Him.

samuel Matthew, who WAS arrested
II MIL Creek yesterday by Deputy
steele on charges VI assaultiug Samuel
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CIV nod OIlOe, 2Ol NlIn Slr..L

Through Pullman paiacs sioepers. Lates
improved Tourist sleepcrs, Free Reclaim Z
char Care Elegant Day Coaches.
lelet hons 49,
p.E HURLEY. Gsnt Art rAsiEr. Dept
q. DICKINSON. General Manager
IL LOhAA, q. a. a a. Agent
III ~. CLARK
OLIVER " MINK,
H. ElLERr ANDERSON RsreVer,
JOHN W. DOANE
TMkDERtgk X uDunHWr Z
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Mccormick a Go. received today;
silver aud lcsi otes, $4,000; HauRusf
bullion, sIlOO.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only liGe running two
Through Fast Trains daily /
LEADVILLR,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE NOV. 20, 1894.

Tram No, leaves Ogden 700 am.
salt Lake sos am, arrive At Puebio
Gus am, Colorado Springs 1851 am.
Denver 1890 am.
-, Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6:5s PM,
Sall Lake $40 pm, arrive at Pueblo
S27 PM, Colorado Springs G;ss pm,
Beaver g:25 pm.
connections made at Pueblo, Coloras.
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull.
man sloepers on all trains. Take tbs
D. & X. q. and have comfortable trip
ami enjoy the ilnsag scenery on Tho con.
iinenL
A. $. HUGHES, 4. X. HOOPER,
lrRiiio Manager, q, Y. x 4, A.
Denver, Colo, Dony0r, Colo
ID. Y, NEVINS,
General Agent
bal1 Lake Gig, u
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Fort Douglas Concert.

A conc RI Will be- given by tue Six.
teeGlh U. s.. Infantry band, John H..
Klein, leAdor at Fort Douglas, Ulah,
ut s;al this evening. Tho program Is
No i1ll9wE
star spRuEIoi Banner.
tyuuuru, "asuHTIIus. '........s. ..... Herman .
suluuuHu from Patience ,s..,...,- sullivan
Walt, "iNu tH ~ IuHlluu, 's.r..s.. HhrHa"s,
tuTuut Hu.u, .I.|yI.ss.. .. .....- ... 600.
spanish .uiA 1000, 'Iu ralomu,' AErE NIsHud
Connie TAT loI..t,,, '..ttr.,.r..'.,.Au} rgiIus.
HAL columbia
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LOST

FEHE LADY VINO PICKED UP a FIVE
dollar bIl nt the uostonice today will
please leave Do 90 tho stamp window aud TO
questions win be- asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-12

This following stu dents graduate from
the eighth grade ani will enter tho
High SCHOOL tho ensuing year.
Eddie tanning, Ina Eddingfield,
Leigh BlOCs, Mamie swan, Susie
Hun, Lyle Young, Hattie Dye, Mattel
Deuei, Lutte Young, LILLIAN Young,
LhEzle smith, Ivy Cn,mon, Winnie
Nuue, stella barton, Jeanne Bratio,
,sie Young, John SnoSdeu, Rieh-
ard Ozissby.
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sPrc,,LENcuasioSs Easr.


June I'm tue Union Pacific will sell
excursion tickets NJ follow!
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Yal0'O Hair Tonic

l. tho only thing In tho whole world
hat eau be relied ON To do this. II ~.
stores tho hair 10 it, natural condition,
makes acii'o tue glnt d. which supply
ihe enlor,nf matter, ami 20 turns gfAy
hiir Into lruNn or black or whatever
color % WIN before. II makes tho growth
Hctvior and viii cure badness. II can
never hurt tho hair-thst " absolutely
Impossible.
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s'Ss RIO
& S :;:;!;;' GRiHiDE;
49, WESTERN
STANDARD eA,,o-
f fS'S' sapl,. In Effect, March q IA,

CURRENT l., rl.I a.
''AF TABLE. III lIIttN HaIc0 q, 1855,
Leave SALT La.. 49,,
No. g-fot niushsm, Prove 10y
Junction and ell poia,. ~
No '-toI froVo, 1tsai suri,st 't',
-, soc an points East
40 FOR Ogden and iutofncit.;,.. 'bh m
No Ter AZ Pleasant, Moii'b,,, -. 'aRa
na And All inteTmei.
L.. plu,s ........s ss..............
NO Tor kureka. paysoB. f,,',.' .l1b q
and al intermediate 49,
Ior Ogden and the " y. 'N" glhA
~" " Vsien and tua Wss. lbs.
arrive sAitIak
No IRON ftovo, GRAD Junrt.l
g., and TIE Latt.......,.-.N
20 D. IRON Provo. GrAud Jr6g, lH1Rn
No. s-fIqn Provo, naahl,mi Ma; iInp a.
suns, Eureka ana ali ITls2.
=. meiiatc p0iuts.........
w. o. tom ogden Hud luicrrId. III" aa
A. iAlc pulhta.s....... ......
30 e. tum EutstA ami pay.. ga. I'd.
- from ogden AnI tfs ws.t pa H.
No A=lfom ugusn and ~ NJ NA n
uhly line funninF through ppi. ~. D I.
.,ollnE cars Salt Laku CIV d, ~ ~ FAia
az! latc CIV 70 Denver va t.t,l' isheis.1.
10 yil Coiosss, NV s2 hauta' tity sni Cs..a
through transit NJ family ,ia,,...
'hange, 10 Kansas CITY. CHIe4.Y Nv Hit5Ig
nt,e reclining chair cars ali i".,l'l'1.
Ticket Ollcs, is ", End SolA
II g DODGE, Gen. Aist,y,.
- ~ hAhluyk. Tfafie I.s4,..
d" """L'i'''I. Gen. laHEtA
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PAYS QUOTATIONS..


New York.-snysr, GGl; load, is.IgI.
London --3gli.
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COMMERCIAL.
sALr LAKE CLEARiNu Housg.

roday's clearing houss oEchAngei
amounted 10 fls666l. same Jay las.
year, !923,l28.
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Fremont School Exercises.

Tne nth annuSl closing exercises Of
The Fremont school viii DO held to.
morrow, beginning AZ 10 a. ms Fol-
lowing is tue program.
Instrumental Music, "pance u tho Demon"
Hungarian uaIOp,' ,s,.,....... tgila naftuu
'HNllt az % NAani ..s...s ..t..... fremont thuru"
sHiutatuus "nmal beginning" etu Badger
Duet, "5huphur1.a tNtutug song"
luuu ana Lillian Young
"uur f1hthercd fuUnds," 5000. Ina EultugItld
lusuumrntui Music, "tuuuu dAugC,'
Lyle Young
"ihougAH VI the year, '........,,,. Leigh u.u,k
ronE Monarch " che woods. o., tnHHu rmith
Recitation, "ibo Monks Maguincht,"
Lyle Young
Instrumental Music, ia fouutanr,'
LTua Briggs
Manic swan
"GontIo moon.' .,.......,....F Fremont Chorus
tafpu dlcm,
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ment shall 70 to The captains in their
10 ,pootive districts" but that the cut
ON OF the chief has been and 10 In
giving orders TO the captains 70 90 20
through a third party with the inlfo.
ductory remarks, TELL the captAiu,"
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IICkel OllCa. rs VI. lnd nm

II q DODGE, Gen. Manage.
=, ". bAHJuth. Trafe Ill.,
r. a. NAbLhltiii. UCu. Tsl5agt
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icil Bluff, Kansas
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ALLroEp FAvoRIrlsM.

That iavoritistn IL manifest Ia deal.
ing with the meu; that IL. Mccarthy
sone OF the iavotites; that the latter
was allowed to 20 ~ COAlvillc on a
Walt without putting on a substitute,
that he drew pay therefor; that other
mon Invariably have TO supply sub,tl.
tutes. FavoTitism 10 then claimed
for w. IL. Bywater aud Michael Earl
ana instances Of this cited nj length.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-30
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The Social club gives q hop tonight.
The county election for school directors
will occur on the first Monday in June.
Col. G. G.. Coleman, special agent of the
interior department, returned to Santa
lie last night from an extended official
trip through San Miguel, Mora, Colfax
and Union counties.
The big street sprinkler is supposed to
be on it's way here from Chicago. The
city councils committee is negotiating
with Gov. 0. A. Hadley, of Mora valley,
for the purchase Of team of heavy craft
horses.
Senator s. B. Elkins is expected to
reach Denver to-day en- route east from
the coast. Messrs. Sam Elkins and Geo.
W. North, of Cerrillos, have gone there to
have a conference with him on mining
matters in south Santa Fe county.
A game of ball has been arranged to
take place on the college grounds, on
Sunday next, between the Santa Fes and
Athletics for the championship of the
city. An admission fee will be charged.
The attention of City Attorney Ortiz is
called to the fact that the mayordomos
of acequias or those working under their
direction are daily violating the law
which forbids the overflow of water in
the streets. The city thoroughfares have
already been greatly damaged this spring
by this carelessness.
W. 8. Fletcher, chairman of the COM
mittee on decorations for Carleton post,
g. A. R., requests that the patriotic ladies'
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-30
Items Of Interest BY the Wabash


Man.
Bulletin No. 4.-The real and personal
property in this country is assessed at
SIT 39,9O3,495.
The Wabash Line is the shortest be-
tween Kansas City and st. Louis. Ele-
CANT trains. Finest dining cars service.
The fishermen along our coasts and in
our waters, catch $45, 100000 worth of
fish every year.
The Wabash will ticket you to Chicago,
Toledo, Detroit or any eastern point, and
you will be perfectly satisfied.
The farmers and stock raisers of this
country have live stock valued a. $2,2U8,-
1858.
The Wabash runs through Sleepers
from Chicago to New York and Boston.
The total valuation of all the farm pro.
ducts of every description was by the
last census $2,46O, 107, 454.
The Wabash runs through Sleepers be-
tween st. Louis and Buffalo, New York
and Boston.
Our savings banks have $1,739,OO6,7O5
deposited with them as the surplus earn
ings of the people.
Any ticket Agent will recommend the
Wabash as a strictly first-class line. They
have tried it. a
Look out for Bulletin No. s.
@. M. HAMpsoN,
Commercial Agent,
Denver, Colorado.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. NJ G. de Baca is up from Albu-
querque.
Rev. Madden is in Espanola valley to
preach to the new established colony
there.
Mr.. @. l.. Bishop and family left yes
terday to take up their home in the Els.
pamela valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hlckox and little
girls leave San Diego, CAL, to-day for
their home in Santa Fe.
At the Exchange: Smith Fl. Simpson,
Taos; 4. o. Wagner, Denver; Frank P.
Anderson, Nevada, Mo-. s. N. Rose, Ger
rillos.
Mr.. M. s. Baldwin, agent for the Butler
estate which is improving the Mora
grant and old Fort Union, is at the
Palace.
Mrs. F. Delgado and daughter and A.
Delgado left yesterday for their Santa Fe
home, after pleasant visit to relatives
in Las Vegas.-Optic.
Hon. W. B. Childers, the little giant of
the Rio Grande valley, is in Denver and
thence goes to Chicago and will perhaps
take in his old home in Tennessee before
returning three weeks hence.
At the Palace: M. G. de Baca, Albu-
querque; Mrs. Fred @. Brown and child,
Ann Arbor, Mich; M. s. Baldwin, Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mallory, Ceilem, Mo-;
George Curry, Lincoln; F. L. Hopkins,
Medina, N. Y.
Hon. Geo. Curry arrived from Lincoln
county this morning and is being cor
daily greeted by his host of capital city
friends. He will be guest at the Palace
for day or two.
Col. Frank P. Anderson, of Nevada, Mo-,
who has been at Clifton, A. T., looking
after some mining interests, is visiting
Santa Fe to-day. He was accompanied
by ex-Congressman Chas. Morgan. The
latter went on last night to his Missouri
home.
Isaac w. Littell, we'll known and highly
regarded in Santa Fe as adjutant of the
10th infantry during the years that popu-
lar regiment was stationed at Fort Marcy,
has been promoted to captaincy in the
quartermaster's department of the United
States army. The New MEXICAN tenders
cordial congratulations.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-04-30

of Santa Fe, who desire to donate button
hole nosegays and bouquets to our visi-
tors will leave the same at Capt. Hud-
sons iewelry store Friday morning.
Coronado camp, Woodmen of the World,
will hold their second monthly meeting
tomorrow night. 1t is desirable that all
members attend, as there will be import
ant business to be transacted. Bene-
ficiary certificates have been received and
will be delivered during Che evening.
Capt. Smith H. Simpson, of Taos, the
advance guard of the Grand Army con-
tingent, came in last night, and will be
joined to night by Capt. Roman A. Baca.
These two old Indian fighters and John
G. Hull, of the Colorado volunteers, are
the three delegates of Carleton post at
the coming encampment.
Ernest Mecke has set out rs choice
fruit trees on the land adjoining his
home, which he recently purchased of
Brown Manzauares. Apple and pear
trees predominant; but he has not neg
lected peaches, cherries, apricots and
plums. Mr.. D. L. Miller, one of the most
experienced fruit growers in the county,
superintendent the planting of the trees.
Itappears that Arbor day was not OBJ
served by any of the schools of the
county except by those at Cerrillos. The
city schools we're closed, but there were
no formal exercises nor did the children
plant any trees except on their own hook.
The school authorities are not to be COM
plimented for their laxity in this matter.
However, a change is near at hand.
According to the record of the United
States local weather bureau mercury only
dropped as low as 80 degrees last night,
against ~ degrees year ago last night,
the latter being the minimum tempera-
ture at this season since the establish
ment of the bureau in 1871. So far the
fruit has certainly not been injured and
the crop promises to be very large.
Col. George W. Knaebel, commander of
the Grand Army of the Republic for the
department of New Mexico, is just in re-
ceipt of a telegram from Denver an
nouncing that Commander in chief
Thomas G. Lawler and Adjutant General
@. G. Jones, of Rockford, ILL.,, will arrive
IN this city over the Santa Fe at 8 O'Clock
on Thursday evening.
Gen. Ed. Schartz, an old time Santa
Fean, now residing at Phoenix, Ariz., and
the present adjutant general of that ter
ritory, has recently been appointed an
aide-de-camp upon the staff of Comman-
der-in- Chief Lawler. The resident mem
bers of the national staff in New Mexico
are Col. I. w. Collier, of Ration; Col. Lee
H. Rueiville, of White Oaks, aides-de-
camps, and Col. W. s. Fletcher, of Santa
Fe, assistant inspector general.