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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

ieines Tnters, ben Sdnquier Pantert.
Serlelbe war ais jun0er Wtann nab
San 6rnncisco getommen lllo bate
piel in Orr. Sroiun's 0duIe Dcrtehrt.
9tn1 Der Miittcbr 4nntsrt'S III Die
ocutlbe SeimNtb mar neben Der 9es
ibGftlihen NtrblnOun9 ein treun0llNes
SerbdltniB erbolten morben, an Dem
and Der Ntlie, 0err Yantert jr. ip0tcr
tbeilnobm. Nls oaber nn0 ldnaem
0in= uno Oerrciien Safer uno SOttcr
fir einen fsfrn WobnOrt lid cniOIe=
ben, fiel lire gBabl duf bieA beriibmte
RcliDcnsltnht VI. N!cben Der Nnnebm=
libteit, Den ~beip1brien 6reuno in Der
gtdbe 81 miiien, bot lie 3l9leit uniern
tunltfinnigeu Nmericanern 9elltlg Nn=
re0un9en jcOar 2lrt.
SanQuicr Buntert's iolioes olteS
0ous Itnno nibt inter Den mooernen
YalGiteu oeS ueucu StUbtOiertCls.
Sicf i'm Ser5en Der Staot, 0uf benz
ireieu 8laB, no Sitter Hoiuno Den
groBen Iteinernen Sruunen ais m16=
TIGER S0irmberr beb itet, seiate es Der
NuBcnpelt cine i6mudloic 6rOut.
Sumter Den nit eiIerllen StGben biCDt
pev9itterteu 6cultern Des GrO9ei&ONeS
befanoen Iib Die @eI1ditslocQle. Sort
itano oug putt oes &nnQuiers, an Dem
err tdgli1 feline beitimmtcn Stunoen
arbeitete, bort iub man aud Den eie=
1autern S1reibtilN leineS Neneu, in
oeiien Sdhern mo Shrdntcn Die pein=
liGIte Orouuug berribte. Sn ihren
peridieoenen 3immern ftanoen uno
IuBen Die Su1bulter uno Sierts Der
Sirmo urter Der glufiiGt Der ltren9en
8ebieter. Die mlttlerc GtaQe ruar DOE;
spar pran9te lie in wlteiier Pra1t, ein-
9erihtet nab Der Nrt oe5 alten Yatrl=
ciertbums, alleiu lie mar unbemObnt.
Strr Yantert ST.. bate iib ME ent=
i6lieBen t6nneu, iein bcQuenles Sung
9eiellenleben %aufSu9eben, Inn an Der
Seite elmer 6rau Elm un9cwincs Slid
81 lu6en. Sr mar fem grunoN0bliher
Weiberieino, I'M 8e0cntbCil, er bate
immer Die 9lbiiht 9ebubt, cine Sauss
frau beimsufiibren; ALIEN er peri0ob
oieien pi6ti9en S6ritt bon Sdbr gu
Sabr, biz es 81 Ip0t 9elpproen.
Sh!ieBllb mar er frOb, oa6 es lib 10
QefiiQt: als iein einsi0er Sruber, Der
SiiiSier 9epeIen mar, itarb uno ibm1
Die Sor9e fiir g8eib uno aino binters
lieB, prizes er iein Nutes Geibid. wels
Dies i'm III ben Stano GeleBt, oieier
Nufgabe lib 9auS ulo un9etbellt pios
men gu tOnnen.
Gberbaro Yantcrt, oamals auf Der
Sffisieribule, muBte 0uf @uuib oes
Sntsls Der mlliiairilhen Gauibabu
entIagen uno in oas 8eibdit ,treten,
ais oereinltiNer uno alleiniger Tertrez
ter bes Sauits uno Der Samilie. Gem
iul0cu Wanne mar Oieie plOBlibe gens
oerung leiles 3utunitsplanes 0urb.
aus nibt unun9enebm. Der Saul
mannsNsit Lag ibm i'm Dilute; Sniihen
ben 3ablenreilen, ben mDblUerpadtcll
GjelOrolleu uno ben Y0rienberibtcli
fiiDltc GberbarO lib oabeim tpie iOnii
nlr9enOs.
60 fam Senu bic Wittiue ans De,
@arniioniinot na6 I. in Das Sau:
oes aiten Sntcls am &olanosplab.
Sic bate ii6 MID entihlieBen tOnncn,
Die prddti9en 9tGume oes Patricier'
bauies iiir ii6 einiunebmen; lie, BIZ
5p6ter elmer N%ngcleDencn 0ber unbc.
mittelten tSnmilie, brabte lire cinid1e,
moncrne Glnrihtung nit uno be5og oil
Obcrn, lcerlteDenOen 3inumer. &Ol
bort aus lor9te lie nit Spite elmer al
ten g8lrtbibaitcriu fir Die einlaher
6Ortiebun9 auf 3. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

liher Natur mdren. ,Laissons pas
ser!" iaate lie enolih 0dbneno. SD
ipeib bob, mas ib BON meiicm gu
tiinitl9en Serrn uno 8ebietcr sl bali
ten babe. Die Mdtbiel leines 9hNrats
tiers iperoen mir ni0t piel 81 oentell
9eben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17

felt in ieinem Muitreten lag. Sic
llebte i'm ioaar beute uob; benu lie mar
cine jener Sdben 9"iaturen, welbe nibt
lcibt auf8ebell. mas lie einmal eriaBt
buben.
.,Sennoh iebe ih liar, wrbin cine
Wereinlanng nit ibm fiibren Wilroe,'
lautete ibr leiies Sslbt9eiprlh: ,sil
eipi9em 3ipis|palt unb innerm unfrle=
Den. 9teln, es bari uiht fem"
@ine tieie Wduuerltimme Hang iiber
ben @orrloor: ,,Gooa, mein Sinh,
fOmme 81 mir!" REF es in en9lii6er
SprNde.
,Ma, mein Satcr!" Sas iltnae
Wdohcn rang Die SInoe. ,,gSie
milroe er Die 20iung meiner Gcrlobuna
ertr0en? @s BRIDE ibm oos SerS.''
9ann, bic Spuren ibrer Sbrdnen per=
wi'6eno, elite tie. Dem &ufe gu iolaen.
Nls SODA in bas 3immer ibrss
g0ters trat. itOuD oieier nit Dem
&llfen i1r Sugetebrt Dor elmer Static
lei. pelNe Gin Scl9emdloe, elm YOr=
trait IN S~ebens9rDbe trug.
Wtr. grorun mar Elm Wann in ben
beiten Sabren, 9roB uno itattli6, ele=
CANT in jeOer SeweAun9. Sn ieinem
8enehmcu lag cine pprnebme hinge
swun9enbeit, wclde bod iiets in Den
8renSen Der SeIelli9aftliden SOrmen
blieb uno Den Iein 9ebilDeten Welt=
mann, 3u9leib ober aud in manhem
GiAentblmlibsn ben Nmerisaner per=
rietb.
uSemiibe DID su mir, meite Sod
teri" rief er. iiA umwenoeno. sd
babe Die SbOnite unter Der Soune
erltanoen. SIT oas nidt Elm pradtise'
Sopi2"
@s mar mirtilh Elm ipunoerba,
lhOnes @eIi6t, bas aus Dem breiteu
@Dlorabmen Der err taunten @ooa ent:
9e9enld6elte.
,,Gnolib einmal et.uas anoeres als
Die frpmmen 0iiBeraeii9ter Der oeuts
lden Maler. Noroii6e Sarben, por
iiioll6er @drme ourhallibt!" fubl
Mtr. Sropn entbuiiaitiid fort.
Gin berrlider &opf!" beitdti0te oil
Sobter. ,,9lllein mir 1T, oils miiiie IL
Die munoerihOne Seuieiin ausgeisbsr
baben. pelbe ben 5%annbduier in Den
Senusbers lodte."
uSu maalt Gett baben; i6 femme
ip9ar oas Original oieies 9iloes. s.
lit cine Shauipieleriu, uno lie bat
cinen odmoniiden guy. Mih abel
bat oieics Bib alleroin9s a la Sunn=
bduier in Den Senusber9 9eSoscn. IS
tpItet mid cine enprme Summe."
Sie 2ippen oes iun3en Mdoben:
ihloIeu iid trampfbaft, uni Den ali:
ltei9enoen SOruiirien ui1t Nusgang 81
lallen.
Der &aufpreis betrdat 1000 Dol.
lars. cine Sasatelle fir einen iOlder
&unltidab. tilr meme ieBi9en Serbalt'
"" 0n:, ,s?ou ,:.
.sS" io."u pu "" osaug'si:. mt.'
Su.st. 'auatv eoOa, W. "a''.s lucy
bergen.
"S1 oadte MIR pobl. DAB meme
huge 2pDter olele Ura9e ltellell puroe
aleln oas IT meme Sa0e. San'
or ollrD lolNe opr9eil nlDf ole '0onr'
sen oelnes Seoens oertl'hlllerh.
propos' mar Pal'teft Dehte lOon be
o"s
-"sr pat m.1 oor ta!m elner Daloen
Stu'loe oeriantn. eriDloerte oas Il'lI9e
"faodeil NIL Alelp9lll'lAer St'Il'llle.
Mr: Sro'pIl, Der, Ole Sanoe au'
Dem @l'den. III Simmer prohenlrte,
ollep Dor lelller aoDter lleDelt.
Sap geraoe Pdntert mein S6ruie:
aerlObn in spe 1T, betrahte ib ais oas
ein3i9e Slid, iuelbcs mir bis jeBt oa:
Gebem aeboten bat. Nab 10 plelen, il
enoloien Terlulten uno Gnttdulbun9er
enoli6 elnmal cine libere Sohnung
@elO 1T Die berrihenoe Wdbt, uni
Yantert lit auf Dem belteu gBege.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
oSntereTaHte Gr;dblunge1.

Wir m6htcn unIcre Qeier bcnGhri0s
tigen, baB mir i'm Goufc oes tpmmeu=
ben @inters eine NniNbl prndtOoller
GrS19lunQen publisiren weroeu. 98ir
bsQlunen pnbriAeinli6 ge9sn @noe
September ODER Nniung SttDber nit
elmer oerIeiben. Muh m0hteu mir
uHisre Geier bitten, 9enjeni9su, wcl9e
ibr glOtt sum VeIen Der Gr5dHlunQen
boroen. Sisles miiNut6eilen, uno
oicIclbeu frcuublihlt 81 sriuhcn, oui
oieIcs Glntt Al 0%bonniren.
=. :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-17
HOODS und nur D

Migraene kur.rt.
Herr r. a. GouWens in South Holland,
ILL.,, ais Postmaster vie auch ais Klein
waarenhandleT ist cine Wohlbekannte Per.
soniicAkeit. Oeber SEMEN Ealischrcibter:
"Erlauben Sic mir mein aufrichtiga
Pefriedicung iiber Hoods S~arsapariila
auszudrdckcn. Seit Jshren lit ich an
Migrane die Won einem verdorb enen
Magen und unreinem Blut herkam. NIGHT
einenM orgen konnte chaufstehenen ohne
diese betau benden.
ScnmeYzen I'm Sopf.
Ich versuchta viele Arzneien, de sammts
Itch w~irkuugsioS warren. Schliesglich
beschiosz ich Hoods S~arsaparilia ga ver-
sucheu. Ich richtete mich gCnau mach
den Vorschriften ind in kurzer Leit war
mein Appetit besser meme Kupt-
schmerzen v~erringert, und das
sessubende une verzegerde Gefuh.
machte einem heitern GemUth Platz. lea
habe verschiedene Flaschen gebraucht
II der Kopfschmerz ist nicht zuruckCe-
kehrt Inc ich beiinde mich b~edeutend
besser. Hoods Sars1psrilla ist Gas heste
Mittel, das Blut zu reinigen, das System
Hoods s ss;sis kurirt
zu starken and einen ttichtigeu Appetit
gu erzeugen." X. A. GoUWENs.
Hoods Pjiien kuriren Ucherkelt, Mlgracns
Ge!Dsucht. Won allen Apothekern yerkauft.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
GEN. M'COOK HERE.
The Department Commander Receiy-
lug Courteous Attention at the
Hands of Santa Feans
To-day.

Msjor Gen. A. Mod. McCook and party
arrived last evening in Santa Fe rail
road special coach, en- route from Phoenix
to Denver. Col. Ward, adjutant general
of the department of the Colorado, and
Assistant Surgeon lie Garde accompany
the general. A party of gentlemen con-
sisting of eyGov. Prince, T. B. Catron,
Gen. Bartlett. Mr.. Staab, Col. Frost and
others called at the car this morning and
the general and party we're brought over
to town and shown the several points of
interest, which were especially interest
ing to Col. Ward and DIR. LIE Garde, this
being their first visit here. The party
paid several calls, among them to the
residence of ex-Gov. Prince, Gen. Bart
lett and Mr.. Staab. Gen. McCook is as
friendly to Santa Fe as ever and hopes
before his retirement, which takes place
the latter part of the coming month, to
do something substantial for this city in
the matter of the establishment of the
post. He desired to consult with Gov.
Thornton upon the sub iect, but that Off
cial being absent the consultation had to
be postponed.
After his retirement the general will go
abroad for while and then settle in
Denver, he having extensive mining in
terests in the state of Colorado. The
general has a very warm friendship for
this city and territory, where he saw
his first tour of active service away back
in the fifties, just as the people of this
city and territory entertain for him the
highest respect and admiration.
The party leaves on the 1920 night
train and will reach Denver tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Capt. Glassford and Lieut.. Baker, OF
the generals staff, who accompanied him
to Phoenix, did not return with the party
Capt. Glassford remaining in Phoenix fol
few days on visit with his parents who
| reside there, and Lieut.. Baker going tt
Los Angeles for short visit.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15

3,053, gain of 600 over the United States
census of 1890.
The telephone continues to become
popular as q social and business institu-
ton. Many citizen got facts about the
fire night before last prior to pulling on
his old clothes and turning out to help
fight the flames. Superintendent Sparks
say he now has in use seventy light instru-
ments, the last to go in being telephone
10, at the Office of the water com pany.
He has orders for several more instru-
ments and WIFI place them as soon as ad-
ditiona! poles can be erected.
Frank Delgado succeeds Judge Laugh
lin as director for the Building and
Loan association. The stockholders took
Judicial notice" of Judge Laughlin's
position on the bench owing to the pos
sibility of litigation. President Riven-
burg has appointed as association ap-
praisers Messrs. Dudrow, Hogle and
Windsor, for Santa Fe; Messrs. Dame,
Young and Schick for Cerrillos.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
Chasing the stars.


The Ell Paso Times prints the follow
ing:
The United States coast and geodetic
survey is again "chasing the stars" to es-
tabl1sh astronomical points, as the fol-
lowing letter will explain:
SANTA FE, N. NJ, March IL, 1895.
Mr.. Steele, Manager W. U. Tel. Co., Ell
Paso, Texas:
DEAR SIR: Mr.. Edwin Smith, assistant
u. S. G. & G. survey, my colleague, will
leave Needles, CAL, tonight for Ell Paso
to make observations for determining
the longitude as before. Will you please
have the station connected with wire for
signals with Santa Fe and thus save time.
We also wish to exchange signals with
the Mexican National Observatory at
Tacubaos, near the City Of Mexico, on the
same night that we exchange signals with
Santa Fe. I wrote to Col. Clawny re-
questing him to arrange for the Mexican
circuit, but no reply has been received
yet. Perhaps you have someinstructions
bearing on the Mexican circuit. Very
truly yours, @. H. S1NoLA1RE.
The last time Ell Paso was on the
chain of signals for this same work the
signal officer had to wait ten days in Or
der to catch cloudless sky at all the
other signal points. The longitude and
lalitudes are located by Chasing the
stars" (as the signal man terms it) on a
glass globe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.
PERSONAL.

l.. G. Young, of New Orleans, registers
at the Exchange.
Mr.. j. D. Hughes, business manager of
the NEW MEXICAN, loft last night on a
business trip to Albuquerque.
Ex-senator s. W. Dorsey and wife and
]. @. Lsary, of Denver, went down the
Santa Fe line yesterday-gone to Mexico
on a mine deal.
A. B. johnson, wife and child, Lowell
Mass; A. H. Whitmore, East Las Vegas;
]. W. Williams, Washington; A. O. OH.
plant, are at the. Palace.
Messrs. H. G. Carson and John Hum
phrey came in from the home of the lat
ter in south Santa Fe county this morn
ing. Mr.. Carson has been teaching
school in Mr.. Humphreys district for
several months.
Mr.. Camille Padilla, who most efficiently
served as Delegate Joseph's private sec
retasy during the last two sessions Of
congress, has returned to his Santa Ft
home from Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph are expected tomorrow.
j. T. Mclaughlin, the San Pedro smell.
ter manager and mine operator, and G. @
Fitzgerald, the Colorado gentleman who
is doing wonders up in the Golden min
ing district. are in the city, and have
their names on Sturgis' European regis
scr. Alex. Rogers, H. T. Brown and G. ]
Smith, registering from Golden, are also
in the city.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
Delsarto Lectures.

Prof. Warman's first lecture on the Del
sarte philosophy of expression was de-
livered in the Presbyterian church last
night. The intelligent audience will
surely acquiesce in the opinion that the
man seems to be endowed with prefer
natural discernment of tho various mani
festations of character in the faces, &C
tions and voices of mankind. That the
Delsarte theory has sure and firm foun'
dalton, no one who heard last nights e1
position of 1t will be likely to deny.
The entertainment tonight will be
worthy of the attention of all teachers
lawyers, doctors and men of business ir
all occupations. He who wishes to reat
character should not miss the instruction
to be given in this last lecture of the
course,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.
Now to Cure Yourself While Using
1t.

The tobacco habit grows on a man un-
til his nervous system is seriously af-
fected, impairing health, comfort and
happiness. To quit suddenly is too SO
we're shock to the system, as tobacco,
to an inveterate user, becomes stimu-
liant that his system continually Graves.
Bacs- euro is scientific cure for the to-
bacco habit, in all its forms, carefully
compounded after the formula of an
eminent Berlin physician who has used
it in his private practice since 1872, with
out failure, purely vegetable and guar.
anteed perfectly harmless. You can use
all the tobacco you want, while taking
Baco- euro, it will notify you when to
stop. We give written guarantee to
permanently cure any case with three
boxes, or refund the money with 10 per
cent interest. Baco-Curo is not substi-
tute, but scientific cure, that cures with
out the; aid of will power and with no
Inconvenience. 1t leaves the system as
pure and free from nicotine as the day
you took your first chew or smoke. Sold
by all druggists, with our ironclad guar
antee, at 81 per box, three boxes, (thirty
days treatment,) $3.50 or sent direct
upon receipt of price. SEND SIX
TWO-CENT STAMPS FOR SAMPLE
BOX, BOOKLET AND PROOFS FREE.
Eureka Chemical l. Manufacturing Com
pany, Manufacturing Chemist, La Crosse,
Wisconsin.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
Election Proclamation.

Election Proclamation
I, the undersigned, mayor of the city OF
Santa Fe, hereby give notice that the an
nual election, for the election OF officers
for the CITY of Santa Fe, in the county of
Santa Fe, in the territory of New Mexico,
will be held on the first Tuesday IN April,
being the I'd day of April, a. D. 1895
The officers to be elected at such cleo
ton are as follows:
One mayor, to serve for the term OF one
year.
One clerk, to serve for the term of one
year.
One treasurer, to serve for the term of
one year.
Each Of whom shall be elected by
plurality of votes of the qualified electors
of the city of Santa Fe.
Also four aldermen, to serve for the
term Of two years each as follows:
One alderman in ward No. 1.
One alderman In ward No. 2.
One alderman in ward No. 3.
One alderman in ward No. 4.
Each of whom shall be elected by
plurality of the votes of the qualified
electors of each of the four wards of said
city respectively.
And further notice is hereby given that
in addition to the election of city officers
aforesaid, there will be elected four mem
bers of the board of education of the city
of Santa Fe, each to serve for the term of
two years, as follows, to-wit:
One member of the board of education
in ward No. l.
One member of the board of education
in ward No.2.
One member of the beard of education
in ward No. 8.
One member of the board of education
in ward No. 4.
Each of whom shall be elected by a
plurality of the votes of the qualified
electors of each of the four wards of said
city respectively.
And I, the said mayor, do also give not
ice that the polls will be opened and said
election held at the following places, and
the following persons are named to act
as Judges and clerks to conduct said
election:
In ward No. l, at the house of Octaviano
Alarid, and Luis Constante, Luciano Val
dez and Tomas Quintana are hereby ap-
pointed judges, and Pablo Padilla and
Jose d. Sena, jr., clerks to conduct said
election in said ward.
In ward No. 2, at the house OF Don
Diego Gonzales, and Matias Dominguez,
Jesus Tapia and Canuto Alarid are here
by appointed judges, and P. ]. Gonzales
and Antonio Alarid clerks to conduct
said election in said ward.
In ward No. 8, at the Fireman's hall,
and Santiago @. de Baca, Genovevo San
doval and Marcos Castillo are hereby ap-
pointed judges and Patriclo Sandoval and
Alberto Garcia clerks to conduct said
election in said ward.
In ward No. 4, at the house of Julianita
Vigil de Chaves, and Melton Castillo
Pablo Martinez and A. l.. Morrison are
hereby appointed judges and William s
Hemingway and R. L. Baca clerks to con-
duct said election in said ward.
The polls will be opened at 9 o'clock a
m. and close at 6 p. m. on said election
day.
In witness whereof, I, as mayor of the
city of Santa Fe, have affixed to this
proclamation my official signature an6
caused the same to be attested by thu
clerk of said city and the seal thereo
this 18th day of March, A. D. 1895.
SEAL. j. Fl. SLOAN,
Attest: Mayor.
A. P. HILL, City Clerk.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
KILLING AT ALBUQUERQUE.
NOung Men on Tear Come to Grief-
Jcwelcr FOx's Son in An
Ugly Affair.

Special to the New Mexican.
Albuquerque, Mch. 15.--Harry Fox,
son of Herbert E. Fox, of the jewelry
firm of Hicko1 Il Fox, ia involved in an
ugly affair here.
Young Fox and Andrew Mcintosh
bookkeeper for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company, were out on spree last
night and early this morning drove down
to William Farr's slaughter house. On
being granted admission to the house
Fox pulled out his pistol and flourished
it around, when the weapon went off and
Frank Shoemaker, butcher, fell to the
floor MORALLY wounded with a bullet in
his bowels.
Shoemaker lived two hours, suffering
intense agony. Fox and Mcintosh came
up to the city and were arrested and
locked up. The verdict of the coroner't
inquest is that Shoemaker came to hi
death from gunshot wound at the
hands of Young Fox.
The affair has created great stir here
as the Fox family are we'll known IL
social life.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Contractors and builders in Santa Fe
are looking forward to busy summer.
The ditch boss for the south side gives
notice that the spring work on the ace
quia madre will begin on Monday.
Miss Hattie Wheelock, of fayetteville,
Pa, niece of DIR. and Mrs. E. Andrews,
died of consumption this afternoon.
Messrs. Victory & Pope have moved
their law Office into desirable rooms over
the old Second National bank in the
spiegelburg block.
The NEW MEx1cAN's steam plant has
been in the hands of mechanics for sew
eral days, hence the silence of the whistle.
1t is hoped to have it footing on time to-
morrow.
Mr.. s. s. Beatty and other local Re-
publicans are to-day engaged in sounding
public sentiment as to the advisability of
the city Republicans nominating ex-Gov.
Prince for mayor.
The United States weather Office at
Kansas City predicted cold wave for
yesterday covering the southwest. 1t
struck Santa Fe at 10 o'clock to-day but
the sun still shines.
A delegation of Santa Fe business men
are planning trip to Bland next week
for the purpose of inaugurating more in
innate business relations with the Co.
chit mineral district.
DR.. Osborne, who has been dangerously
Ill for several weeks, has much improved
since his removal to the canitarium q
few days ago. His friends hope that he
will soon be able to be about town.
The quality and quantity of those "im
provement notes" printed in the New
MEXICAN of yesterday took many people
by surprise. Santa Fe will make sub
stantial modern growth this summer.
Mr.. j. A. Stinson, of the live firm OIL
Arnold & Stinson, has removed his fam
lily from Cerrillos and will henceforth
make Santa Fe his home. He is hust'
Ter and therefore Welcome. His family
is domiciled in the Kirchner place, on the
south side.
1t is said that the court house fire in.
surance premium is still unpaid. If this
is true, serious trouble might ensue in
case the county building should burn
Such disasters as befell the territory
when the beautiful capitol burned should
be guarded against.
Santa Feans may scarcely believe 1t,
but bad weather east and west is said to
be the cause of the irregularity in the
arrival of trains for the past few days.
Passengers say that terrible blizzard
prevailed in Kansas and Colorado day
before yesterday, while out along the A.
Il P. road trains had to be aband oned be-
cause Of the sand storms.
Major Adm H. Whitmore, mayor of
East Las Vegas, and citizen whose
energies are ever exerted to improve his
home town, came in last night. Several
of his insurance companies we're caught
10 the Frisco street fire. Major Whit
more expresses natural pride in las
Vegas prosperity when he says that a
census Just taken shows the east side, or
new town, to possess a population of