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New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
ErroHpEp MORTGAGES.

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cesiel'o. cofn-u- to celeste Nil. csecu,rir etc
of Mary noltng Mot ave u: T. : i;o'hs'. .uo,
s,nr to ne william p Howell company, same ~,
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i:sp;h 3tj # Morris ave. 3 yrs ......... 300
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Hri., ., john. and We. 10 John q. Gerber ..
Hai. william IT, to william Hair. sons.
s,hs 100 n - Iys,sara's' s-o 700
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sb,rmer ilIy l.. to Margaret,a T. Luthy
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sehoerel Mo,i-ave. aa2' It Of i44th-st. ooo
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schocnng Michael +: to the Il.e ,,a "msran''s
and Trust Company. No ~ E"s' i'2h-st .ooo
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sr r, ~ ,s,h-si ............... $1,000
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wsser E11 e +" Hs"S is"IS4rh n ndnie%na hs%"r% 1000
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guardian Of Robert Henson No 2"' Henry ooo
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yrs avenue '' 1000
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tee and rust COMPANY No II Broadway also -.
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nss sxanger ave- and i,oh ST. yr .......... 6aoo
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ave- n-,aimen1s 1000
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FRENCH LIME
OOMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlantinIle

" DIRECT LINE TO HAvTE-PAHIS. FRANCE.
la 1A''Nfs sat. Dec. noon
Ia CHAMPAGNE. Ppiroi. ........ sat, Dec. IL. L.
Rates @ passage First class y Y. Paris $50 and
Including railway fare 10 Paris rariofcar
and landing charges. Second class Paris. s5i -
A. FORGET. General Agent. :, Bowling Green. v Y.
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Qeafbers.

Qearher5.
N~NNNoNooO~NNNNN~~N|~"~
TIRENCF conversation literature history. Ilalln -
par hour Either residence. Miss RENE. fat'or'
223 3ith-s..
IGHT LESSONS for leisure hours: reading MOVING
| French and idloms: special attention 70
enuncatIon and pronunciation: penmanshp %, rns
approved styles: good English IN conversaon ana cor
reesnondence &c Address IMPROVEMENT, Tribune Up
town Office. |. 242 Broadway
WANTED. for school position College gradua,e
w English history, German Address Win ''s'h'''"r
HUNTINGTON 1.227 broadway
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Excursions to Venezuela.
The Steam: Red I'D" Line

Under mall contracts with the L. s. Government, sail
Now YORK every 10 days for the principal ports
Venezuela They full powered. strictly hrst-cass
senger steamers afford tourists opportunity OF Wis
ting this Interesting country under the
conditions. For descriptive pamphlets. etc. apply to
DOVLTON. BLISS 4 DALLETT.
General Managers. 1875 Front Street. New York
HENRY GAZE 4 SONS. Ltd.
Tourist Agents. llS Broadway. New York
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NEW APARTMENTS.
Third Moor left. si5 : steam heated sh rooms ar
a.hro1u. and convenience supplied:
comro guaranteed respectabiy. II West iojh-st
enra Park entrance j. station and broadway cable
MAiNlFICENT ~ a. double apartments rooms ole
NI vator gas ranges. steam heat. hot water. open
'N' STEVENS 93d-si Calumblsave.
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JMPMM aGGD0GI
PACIFIC MAIL &. 6. co.
CUNARD LINE.

CtiNARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL ny QUEENSTOWN.
Campana Dec .. J.3D M Etrurla Dec % 10 m
tmbra. Dec IL II a m. itampania Jan
Lucana Dec. 10 p. IN. Aurania. Jan.
From Pier a. Noth River. foot 81 Clafkscn 81.
For freight and apply az the Companys on'ce.
No Bowling Green Nev-YOrf
VERNON II RROWN co. Cenera AGENT.
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Danrins 6ebools.
IEXANDFR MACGREGOR Mendessohn Rooms i0s
n West 5,,h st.-s:ricily private lessons and private
circulars.
vIV GEORGE DODWORTH. IL and IA East 18th Street
Classes and private lessons
Men a class Mondays. Doiworh's Minuet de la
Cour for persons.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Brltannlc..D o. Britannia. Jan. o.
Mai,stc. Dec iG noon Majestic. Jan. ~
% noon G.rmanic. Jan. 20
Ietonc.... Dee Truorc. ii 81
NO COTTON CARRIED EY PASSENGER STEAMFR;
pier No A.. North River. once 90 Rroadway. y. Y.
II MAITLAND kERSEY Agent
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Texas. Colorado Utah. Arizona. California. Mexico
Georgia Florida. etc. Ais, Hot Springs
SAILING along ths Atlantic Coast to brunswick Ga or
Similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf of MaNico 10 Calves
ton, Tex, ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS
Write for on 64-PAGE POCKET GUIDE mailed free)
c u. MALLORY a. Co. Gen. Ag.s. Pier %. r. r.. N T.
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T1ur pr,rKsKIJJ MILITARY ACADEMY. PeeksKll
'Y-aad wear Send for illustrated catalogue.
- Col LOUIS H. ORLEMAN Fr1h-
For Young I-adies@Country.

For Young Ladles-Country.
OUR SCHOOL
~ is EMAIL -.
12 sleeninx rooms--two girls in q room-sngs oeoA
There sev resident teachers and one Hlauoi
only twenty-four girls In our FAMILY bac az
our nation Is teacher IN health. In manners IN cn"'
~. ,..c, tindll-
we look after hearts we'll heads we eacn KIN kl' a.
ness forbearance womanness polieness )us as wen u"
W. spelling. Latin. French rhetulo
daughter as you would .a'e e. % had
hear, and health. Ours is home school, Hiris Aie
happy here -. =. Lrow
Write for whatever else you wish to Know, -.
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY Freeho'd a. -
Mss Eunice D. Sewal. Miss Ada Sewal. frihc'PaS
CtTAMFORD CONN.-M,ss Aikens School tor Iir.s
- Daily drill in Aikens method of ninn ,,
p,eneres for college. Winter term jan lS"'. Hi's
HARRIET REECTIFR SCOVIILE DEVAN. PnnclpaI.
VxyALNUT LANE SCHOOL
ros c6,ne Day and College Preparatory Tor oniA ~
AMEN. Sent circular address
o' Mrs THEODORA b. RICHARDS. PrncipaI.
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY. A. NJ Assc1s,,~
Miscellaneous.
IT, HE CLASS for trained attendants on ths s,cx WI, u,
i begin Monday. eth Dec For particulars appss "
N,ss BEN-K Charity Building. ith-ave Room ON" MT
Iulus Catlin DR.. Grace Peckham Murray. Dr Part
ridge.
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JJOLY LAND Europe. Round the World.
STEAMSHIP LINES.

Parties leave Feb. and % for Palestine ~ Spring
md Summer Excursions 10 Europe. Sept 81 Oct 81
97 Round the world. r. G Clark. III rfoadway n
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ALU DOMINION LINE.
DAILY SERVICE.

For OLD Port Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News Peters
burg. Portsmouth. Pnners Point. Richmond Virginia
Beach Va. ana Washington. D. C. daily except SUNDAY
from Pier 26 North River. sailing every day
cept Saturday at 3 j.. NJ. and Saturday T.. NJ
w. l.. GCILLATDET Vice Pres. and Trafnc Mgr.
DANAMA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.
THE SEA ROUTE To SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting the Isthmus for all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico. Central and South America
Steamern sail from pier foot West 9th ST. " Y.
FINANCE. Dec Ia. noon VALENCIA. Dec 81 noon
For rates apply AT company's office. ~ Broadway
JOHN MTtE Traffic Manager.
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OsT--Bank book No. 8s7 Ss2 Bank for SaynsSS, ~
IL Fourth-avc.. New-York Payment s'oppse' 49,
return book 70 bank.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11
(,oc;,iti District.

Thos. Lowthian, the Denver mining
man, was in the city yesterday after a
coast trip. Returning, he visited the So.
zorro and Magdalena districts, and found
mining interests In favorable state in
those localities. Tho gentleman is in.
terested In the Lone Star mine In the
Cochiti district, on which about 1900 feet
has been worked. Mr.. Lowthian has
been absent from Oochiti so long that he
can not at present determine as to his
future intentions in that direction. The
condition of the land grant question is 80
indefinite and unsatisfactory that the
proposed stamp mill the Lone Star com
pany proposed to put up is an uncertain
quantity. With all conditions clearly de-
fined (open grants and good transporta-
tion) Cochiti would be booming dis
trict. The gentleman will leave this
morning for the District -Albuq usrque
Democrat.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11
Office Of Auditor Of ruh,ic Accounts

Office Of Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Feb. II, 1885,
1t is hereby certified, That the Scottish
Union g. National Insurance company, a
corporation organized under the laws of
the Kingdom of Great Britain, whose prin-
cipal Office ia located at Edinburgh, has
complied with all the requirements of
Chapter 46 of the Laws of New Mexico,
passed in 1852, entitled "An Act Regulat.
ing Insurance Companies" approved
February IS, 1882, (amended April 3, 1884,
and February 20, 1897 so far as the re-
qnisition of said act are applicable to
said company, and the said company Is
hereby authorized to transact business as
a Fire Insurance company within the said
territory of New Mexico, subject to the
several provisions and requirements of
the acts aforesaid, until December 81, in
the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Ninety-six.
Ia testimony whereof, I, Marcelino Gar
cia, auditor OF public accounts for the
territory of New Mexico, have hereto
set my hand and affixed my seal of Of
foe, at the city of Santa Fe, the day and
year first above written.
(SeaD MAnoELINo GARCIA,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11
cUSnQRE B. DQLAN

Wish to announce to the public that
they are Agents for three Of the best
houses in America for CLOTHING
MADE TO ORDER. They repr ssent
the Popular Tailoring Co, of Chicago,
ILL.,, Ed. v. Price, Of Chicago, and THE
KEYSTONE TAILORING CO., of
PHILADELPHIA, PA. They carry
the largest line of samples in the Ter
r;tory Of New Mexico. They guaran-
tee perfect fit and NO SUIT or pants
or any single garment is sent O. 0. D.
to their customers. You are at full
liberty to try on any garment at your
home and in case Of 1nisfit, or any
thing not suitable on tho garment
thus ordered, you are at liberty to
reject same. They guarantee a per-
feet fit in every res pect, and prices the
lowest.
Go and take a look at their sample
lines and if you are in need Of gar
ment, they will suit you.
Respectfully yours,
FIFTY, WHO HAVE BEEN SUIT
ED BY GUSDORF s. DOLAN
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11
GRANT COUNTY MINES.
Milling and Mining Operations III
Gold Hill, W White signal, Cooks
Peak and Carlisle.

All the mines at Cola Hill are looking
well.
The Standard mill at Gold Hill is being
pnt in readiness for long run.
The Nowcomb stamp mill at White
Signal will be In operation in about three
weeks.
Hugh A. Teal is making regular ship
mepts from the Silver Cave mine, Cooks
Peak district.
U.E. Mcdaniel ia shipping concen-
trates from the Flower Queen, Cooks
Peak, that ore worth 500 per ton in sill
yer.
William Kef is shipping car load lots
of high grade carbonate ore from Cooks
Peak to the Ell Paso smelter. The ore
being shipped ranges from 40 to 60 per
cent in lead and carries nine ounces in
silver per ton.
The Continental tunnel, White Signal,
is in about sixty feet, all in ore. There
is plenty of ore on the dumps, and assays
recently made showed S125 ingold and five
ounces in silver. This property belongs
to Thwaites and Upton.
Speaking of the White Signal district,
the Deming Headlight says: Something
may be ex pected to "drop" in this vicin-
ity within week, and those who have
claimed that the mines here we're "peter-
ing" had better stand from under. A
gentleman from Cripple Creek who can
distinguish gold from brass filings, has
come, has seen, and has been conquered
Copelin this witt, that, it looks as though
in the near future the woods in and
White Signal will BIO filled with the vari'
GUS devices for reducing ores. Mr.. Cope
lin has already secured lease and bond
on the Red Elephant.
William Thomas has six mines at Car
Isle bonded to the English syndicate
represented by Child and McDermott
The properties are the Gold Bug, Three
Brothers, New Years Gift and three others
All of these properties have record as
shippers, and some of them have proved
phenomenal. Part of the m oney has beer
paid on the bond, and the balance will b
forthcoming when the proper time arrives
The King and the Jim Grow have beer
sold 10 the syndicate bonding the abov'
. named properties. The amount of TN
purchase 1s not known, but as part of th
money has been paid the sale is SUR
90. The same syndicate has made rea
sonable offer for the Alabama, but ther
is no definite knowledge on that point.
Among the gold properties at Carlisl
q favorably mentioned by the Deminj
Headlight are the following: The CARR
NJ. tunnel is in good ore, in much o
which free gold is plainly visible. TIL
:. tunnel is in only about thirty feet, bu
Q shafts above, on the line are producing
ore worth $3.50 per ton in gold. Como
Brothers and R. 8. Knight are workin!
on the Jumbo. They have tunnel il
+ sixty feet, showing four feet Of quartz
h and the whole will average, when sorted
$75 per ton in gold. The Laura is i'd
. at present, but will soon be worked Wig
.. orously. The main shaft ia $50 feet deer
. only ore wall in sight and seven feet o
ore ia view. The size Of the vein i
problematical, but if it gets no larger i
big enough. The Mossback, owned b.
Stont & Laster, has shaft down forty
Eve feet with an eighteen-inch streak o
ore worth SIS per ton in gold.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11
TITLES NOW SECURE.
Time for Fighting Patents Granted
Prior TO 1891 Expired ON March
B, 1896.

On the Sd of March, 1891, congress
passed AL act providing that "suits blythe
United States to yacate and annul patents
heretofore issued shall only be brought
within five years from the passage of this
act" The limit as to patents issued be-
fore 1891 conseG uently expired on March
8 of the current year of grace and thus
titles to all tracts of land patented prior
to the date mentioned as ordinary public
land are now perfect and unassailable, the
act passed. by the present congress ex-
tending the time in which suits cen be
brought to annul patents being limited in
its application to those issued under q
railroad, Mexican, Spanish or other spe-
cial grant,"
The enforcement of the statute of 1891
will prove most wholesome in its effects.
1t will force many irresponsible and un-
scrupulous Jumpers" or blackmailers to
seek other fields in which to employ their
peculiar talents. questionably United
States patents ought to be sufficient evil
dence of title, but in practice 1t has been
held that the government could at any
time bring suit to set aside patents it had
issued and many innocent purchasers oil
patented land have suffered thereby at the
hands of blackmailers.
| This sort of work is now ended. Ilties
respecting which some question might
| have beer raised, are now settled forever
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

Adolph J Fischer was to-day APPOINTED
by the governor a member of the New
Mexico board of pharmacy, to succeed u
NJ. Dreamer, resigned.
Gov. Thornton to-day appointed Gut
llermo Trujillo collector of taxes fof
Taos county to succeed Bonifacio Barron,
removed because he was $1,000 short in
his accounts.
Prof G. r. Jordan, late of Virginia, was
yesterday chosen by the board OF regents
president of the Agricultural college IN
place of Prof McCrea. This action by
the board was complete surprise to
Prof. McCrea.
Pat +. Garrett left last night on his re-
turn to Las Cruces. 1t is announced
from down there that Numa Raymond
will qualify as sheriff before Judge
Bantz to-day and that he will then at
once appoint Mr.. Garrett his chief dep
uty. This would be we'll for Dona Ana
county.
A telegram in the Las Vegas Optic
states that a petition is circulating at
Las Cruces praying the governor to re-
move District Attorney Young from
office. The governors attention was
called to the subject to-day and ne sald
he knew nothing about such petition
and, he added, that so far as he was ad
vised District Attorney Young had never
been derelict in his official duties.
Hon. Ernest Meyers was up from Albu
querque yesterday on business with sec
rotary Ross, of the territorial bureau o
immigration. Mr.. Meyers is treasurer o
the bureau, but he is having some dill
Guilty in securing the records pertaining
to the Office, which are still held by tn
former treasurer, J. K. Livingston. An
other formal demand for the records wa
yesterday forwarded to Mr.. Livingston.
Postofice Inspector Fredericks is l
the city looking after the shortage o
Chas. Lyons, late postmaster at CerrllloI
The shortage amounts to about $l,lo,
Messrs. Dame and Easley are among b
|, bondsmen and have rendered their pr
rata share toward making the Cover!
ment whole, but the other sureties haV
not done likewise and it is possible thu
A suit will be filed against all this bond
8 men. Lyons has left the territory and
now in Cripple Creek
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11
MR.. DOW'S PLAIN DENIAL.
He says That Col. Juan Miguel DC III
Cerda is Positively Net coin. 10.
Marry His Daughter.
tho El;tor of the New Mexican.

To the Editor of the New Mexican.
Tajique, N. M, March 81 see that
some of the New Mexico papers are re-
porting that one calling himself COL
Juan Miguel de la Cerda is to marry one
of my daughters.
This statement is false. The so-called
colonel has been at my place few times
and even came after being told to please
keep away. Finally, on last Friday
morning, had to publicly run him away
and warn him not to come any more.
have no doubt that he is Gypsy
fraud by the com pany he keeps. A per
sou can't think otherwise. +. A. Dow.
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TO THE LADIES.

Our stock of millinery will arrive
within about ten to fifteen days. The
department will be entirely renewed
and rehtted and as nice a stock OF
millinery as ever shown in this city
will be in charge of competent mil
liner.
Please hold your orders as we are
satisfied that by purchasing from us
YOU can save money.
GUSDORF g. DOLAN.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Wanted at this Office, clean cotton rags
for machine purposes,
u. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: FAIR tonight; Thursday fair
weather and warmer.
The eighth annual meeting of the Santa
Fe Building aud Loan association takes
place tonight at Mr.. Weltmer's store.
The marriage of Miss Franz and MI
Wheeler takes place at the Presbyterian
church at 1920 tomorrow morning.
The Republican county convention to
elect eight delegates to the territorial
convention meets at the court house at 2
o'clock tomorrow.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woodmen of the World will be held to-
morrow night, when there will be the
election of new clerk. All members ace
requested to be present.
Luis Anaya, for many years tailor IN
this city, died at his home in the LIST ward
night before last and was buried from the
cathedral this morning. He was about
70 years old.
The remains of G. A. Murphy, of Will
mington, ILL.,, were shipped east this
this morning, accompanied by the brother
of deceased. The departed was % years
of age and died of consumption at The
hospital.
Hon. l.. B. Prince yesterday received a
notification of his election as member
of the Society of Mayfower Descendants
the headquarters of which are in New
York.
Hon.Jose Pablo Gallegos, of Rio Arriba
sends the Historical society $40 toward
the purchase of the pottery collection, II
letter in which he speaks of his age
over so years, but is glad to help on thu
good work. There are 500 more needed
before the boxes can be opened.
Receiver 8. B. Shelby this morning solo
at auction the effects of Mr.. Claussen a
the Palace hotel. The piano went Il
John Dendall at $3.50; Mr.. Stab pait
$3.50 for the two billiard tables and Che
Vaughn bid 10 the stoves.
A report was current this morning tina
John Catron had been drowned in Chesa
peake bay. Mr.. Spiess telegraphed al
inquiry to Mr.. Catron at Washington AM
was advised this afternoon that John wa
alive and we'll.
The Santa Fe base ball boys are making
arrangements to secure battery. Tow
people should come forward and assis
them in obtaining positions for thes
players. Unless encouraged in their Ell
forts there will be but few if any ba
games played in Santa Fe this summer.
News has been received here annount
ing the death at San Antonio, Texas,
few days ago, of Mrs. Peck, the estimabl
wife of Geo. r. Peck, formerly at tn
head of the A., T. & s. F. law department
The Rio Puerco Irrigation & Colonies
tion company has employed P. E. Hal
roun, of Santa Fe, as its chief civil er
gineer, and the Citizen learns this morn
ing that Mr.. Harroun will be here o
Wednesday to report tor duty. Mr.. NJ
Chesney, president of the company, VT
figuring this morning with Col. T.
Moore, the railroad builder, to do IL
grading for the dams and reservoirs
\ Albuquerque Citizen.
The Frank Chavez Democratic club ,
ward met at the city hall last night vii
j. s. Candelario, president, in the chat
The club had as guest the Hon. Erne
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11

Meyers, of Albuquerque, who made them
an address on Democracy. The commit"
tee on membership reported the names
of eighteen new members. The cluo al
iourned to meet at the city hall on Satur-
day at 7.sO p. NJ, when it is expected
that Gov. Swineford, of Alaska, will de-
liver an address.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-11
Democrats Attention.

The Frank Chavez Democratic club of
the 3rd ward will hold its next regular
meeting on Saturday evening at 1880
O'Clock. 1t is expected that the Hon. A.
2. Swineford, ex. governor of Alaska, and
others will address the meeting.
The clubs Of the LIST, 2nd and 4th wards
and all other Democrats are respectfully
invited to attend. j. S. CANDELARIo,
j. L. ZIMMERMAN, President.
Secretary.
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second Ward Democrats.

At rousing meeting in the hall OF
Diego Gonzales last night the Democrats
of the I'd ward organized a club with the
following officers: A. P. Hill, president;
Santos Macs, vice president; Manuel Mar
tinez, secretary.
The membership of the club already
numbers about forty Democrats and new
names are being rapidly enrolled.
This club will hold another meeting at
Trinity hall on next Wednesday evening.