Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-25
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CLUBS
McAlpin, of New York Water Works
Fame, Presiding Over McHan-
mates in Milwaukee.
BRYAN AN ANARCHIST AND REPUDIATOR
Mckinley and His Supporters Are the
Only Blown in the Glass" Patriots
ALL Other Americans Are
Base limitations.

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Base limitations.
Milwaukee, Aug. 22.-The delegates to
the national Republican league were slow
in assembling at the Exposition hall and
it was nearly noon before President Nc
Alpin called the convention to order.
When Secretary Dowling swung two
beautiful banners, bearing pictures of
Mckinley and Hobart, on the front of the
speakers platform, a great shout went up.
! At 11:10 a. M, Gen. McAlpin took his
seat on the platform and was given a
great ovation. When the uproar subsided
President McAlpin said: "The convention
will now be in order"
After prayer, McAlpin introduced
Mayor Rauschinberger.. who made brief
speech of Welcome and the crowd gave a
cheer for the city of Milwaukee.
| Samuel A. Harper, president of the
! Wisconsin state league of Republican
clubs, made speech of welcome in be-
, half of the Wisconson state league. When
he touched upon the money question
and expressed the money views of the
Wisconsin Republicans, he was loudly ap-
plauded
Capt. I. M. Bean, of Wisconsin, vel
coined the delegates on behalf of the
general committee.
Bert Murphy, the celebrated English
baritone, who has created furore wher-
ever he has appeared, and who is now
under the direction of the national COM
mittee, rendered stirring campaign
solo, accompanied by the orchestra, and
at the conclusion of each verse the audi
ence went wild with enthusiasm.
Gen. McAlpin introduced d. A. Wood
mansee, of Ohio, to respond to the ad-
dresses of welcome. The party, he said,
was entering on great campaign, the
greatest since the boys went out in 1860
to save the country. Reputation and
anarchy went hand in hand. w. ]. Bryan
represented these principles. 1t would
be no worse, he said, to open our factories
to foreign labor than to open our mints
to the silver of the world. Who rejolced
in the nomination of Wm. Mckinley?
The patriots of the land, the fathers and
sons, who felt that their homes needed
protection, and Mckinley would be
elected president.
Woodmansee was cheered to the echo.
President McAlpin delivered the an
nual address, In which he contended that
the opposition to the Republican party
in this campaign was seeking to array
section against section, GLASS against
class.
Mckinley and Hobart Comforting.
Canton, Ohio, Aug. 25.-Garrett A..
uoI~ nj
president, arrived here this forenoon, &C.
oompanied by H. H. Kohlsaat, editor of
the Chicago Times-Herald. Mckinley
and Hobart, it is understood, are con-
sidering their letters of acceptance. Nc
Kinley's letter will not be published be-
fore Thursday.
Legal Notice.
In the district court of the First Judi
cial district, sitting in and for the county
of Santa Fe.
Odaville Yates, Complainant.
The Lincoln, Lucky & Lee SChancery.
Mining Co.,, defendant.
Whereas by final decree made and en-
tered in the above entitled cause on June
13, 1895, it was provided that, in the
event the defendant herein failed to pay
the several sums of money decreed by
said decree to be paid within the time
therein limited, the property hereinafter
described should be sold to satisfy said
decree; and whereas thereafter an appeal
was taken from the decision so rendered
as aforesaid to the Supreme Court of New
Mexico; and whereas such proceedings
were therein had that on the 30th day of
July, 1895, decree was rendered by said
Supreme Court affirming the first mention
ed decree and remanding said cause to said
district court, with directions to carry
said decree into effect, now, therefore, l,
A. B. Renehan, heretofore appointed spe-
cial master in said cause for the purpose
of executing said decree, hereby give no.
tice, the time limited in said decree for
payment thereof having expired, and
said payment not having been made, that
will ON Tuesday, September 20, 1896, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at
the front door of the court house in Santa
Fe County, New Mexico, offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property, to-wit:
/ All and singular the Lincoln Mining
Claim and the land comprising the same
together with all veins of mineral, dips
and spurs and the Improvements thereon,
consisting of machinery, houses, etc., sit
uated in the New Mexico Placers Mining
District, in the county of Santa Fe, New
Mexico, being located on what is
known as Lucky Hill, about one mile
east of the town of San Pedro in the
county aforesaid, and about one-half
mile south of the Santa Fe Copper COM
pany's mines, which said Lincoln Mining
claim is Joined ON the northwest by the
Lucky Mining Claim, on the northeast by
the Lee Mining Claim and on the south
east by the Anaconda Mining claim.
Out OF the proceeds received from the
sale of said property said special master,
in accordance with said decree, will pay
all costs and charges accrued and to 40.
crue, including attorneys and masters
fees, and the sum of $l,024.O0 with inter
est at tho rate Of 8 per cent from January
II, 1894, until payment, and 10 per cent
| damages thereon, or 90 much thereof az
the purchase money will pay, payable to
the com plainant or his solicitor for him.
The purchase or purchasers Of said
| property at said sale will be required to
| deposit with the said special muster at
least ten per cent of the purchase money
and agree in writing to pay the balance
OF said purchase money upon the con-
flrmation of said sale by the court and
the tender of the special masters deed
thereto.
The said special master reserves the
right to adjourn said sale from day to
day.
From and after the sale of said prop
erty, the defendant and all persons claim.
Ing under Il shall stand absolutely debar-
red and foreclosed OF and from all equity
OF REDEEM ption Of, 10 and to the lands