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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09

The Old Abe shaft at White Oaks has
very nearly reached the foot level,
Pennington is justly proud of it's fine
brick school house and excellent schools
The recent "calico ball" at Gallup was
glittering as well as a galloplng sue
| cess.
A number OF Iowa farmers are seeking
desirable ranch property in San Juan
county.
| The Folsom Independent calmly clas-
SITES Congress has convened" under the
head of "Locsl News"
The special Cooks Peak edition of the
Deming Headlight was creditable alike to
the editors and printers.
@. N. New, formerly of Wisconsin, has
| decided to put up a modern Touring mill
at Pennington in San Juan county.
Walter Dubre has succeeded Postal
Clerk McEwen on the Silver City division
and Mr.. McEwen has been transferred to
the Albuquerque and Los Angeles run.
Il. A. Skelly's term as postmaster of
Silver City will expire in February and it
is said that several good men have al
ready indicated willingness to succeed
him.
G. w. Haynes has purchased the rem
nant of the V. Bar, Milne-Bush range cat
tie, from Manager W. H. Atkinson, and
will put them in pasture and to hay for
the early spring market. Over 100 head
have already been gathered, says the
Roswell Record.
The drinking fountain purchased by
the Women's Christian Temperance union
of Eddy has arrived in the beet sugar
metropolis and been placed in position.
1t is presumed that only cool spring
water will be dispensed thereat, and hence
the ladies deemed it unnecessary to order
"straws"
Scott N. Morris and Mr. Metzler, oapi.
talists of Boone, Ia, who are members of
the Animss River Land d Irrigation com
pany, have been looking over the Bloom
field mesa today and will go up to Du'
rango tomorrow, where Mr.. Metzler will
take the cars for the east. IT is under
stood that actual work on the oompany's
big irrigatlng canals will begin within the
next week, says the San Juan Times.
Excitement over the murder of little
Lulu Werner is still intense, and if the
murderer s caught it is very probable
that the courts will be spared the trouble
and expense of trying the fiend. sub.
scription paper was circulated among
the residents of this place last week by
Clarence E. Hawkins as means of rails
ing funds with which to secure the cap
ture and punishment of the criminal, and
over $500 we're guaranteed, says the Sill
YER City Independent,
The artesian we'll which the Pecos Irri-
cation g. Improvement company has for
some time been drilling at Iuber Hollow,
abont nine miles north of Hagerman, on
the bank of the northern canal, near the
railroad crossing, has been completed to
depth of 400 feet. At a depth of $50
feet from the surface fine flow of water
WAS found, in stratum of quicksand and
fine gravel, yielding continuous flow of
200 gallons per minute The water is
very clear and pleasant to drink, having
only a slight trace of SALT but decided
trace of sulphur. 1t is excellent for irri-
cation purposes, and this, and other
wells to be bored, will be used to aug
ment the water supply for the prosperous
town of Hagerman and vicinity, says the
Eddy Argus.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
CATTLE STEALING CHARGED
After Hides of Alleged stolen Cattle
Were Found ON His Premises.
kn0dt's Bond was Increased.

In the matter of the Territory vs. Max
Knodt ct al, charged with killing, pos
sessing and concealing stolen cattle, the
facts concerning which case we're fully
disclosed in the New MEXICAN lsst even
ing, Justice Romero increased the bond of
Knodt from $500 to $500 and Sheriff Kim
sell required new bondsmen.
This was after the hides of the cattle
alleged to have been stolen were found by
Deputy Sheriff Huber and City Marshal
Alarid concealed in we'll on the prem
ises of Knodt.
Knodt gave the required $500 bond for
his appearance at the preliminary hearing
before Justice Romero on Saturday. His
sureties are W. f. Dobbins, Henry Pohl-
man, and Knodt's former partner, G. II.
Bennett, now guard at the penitentiary-
Venceslado Gallegos, Mateo Konshell
and Camilo Martinez, charged with steal
ing and killing the cattle in question, in
default of bail, are still in the county
Jail awaiting the preliminary examina-
tiOn.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
WONDERFUL ENDURANCE.
Men i'm New York Bicycle Race Take
Little Sieep-MOtiOn Of wheel
Affects Brain.

New York, Dec. 9.-The early hours of
the fifth day of the great ak days bi.
cycle race shows 10 men still pedalling
away. The motion of the wheels is be-
ginning to affect the riders brains and
even in the fitful snatches of sleep they al
low themselves, they imagine they are
still riding. The wonderful endurance of
man is best shown by the actual time
spent in sleep by the leaders. Miller had
slept just one hour and six minutes in
the first 72 hours of the race; Rivierre
rode 1924 miles without wink of sleep,
then took two hours; Waller slept three
hours, Bloc five, Moore six, Pierce six and a
half, Golden nine and three quarter hours,
and Stephane seven hours in the same
time. The pace daring the morning was
terrific. Waller set the ball rolling and
kept it up for three hours. Miller jun ped
in the lead as soon as he returned to the
track and both men raced lap for lap.
Hale let himself out in dead earnest this
morning and it is claimed he is just be-
ginning to show true form, and will be
heard from at the finish.
RECORDS OF RIDERS.
New York, Dec. Sat 2:15 the score
stood: Miller, 1,5l7; Rice, 1856; Rivierre,
1886; Schinneer, 1915; Waller, 1888;
Moore, 1875; Hale, 1882; Pierce, 1928;
Elkes, LAO; Golden, 1,107; Enterman,
1887; Cannon, 1854; Stephanel, 1856;
King, 1868; Julius, l,Ol4; Johnson, 1872;
Gray, 800; Beacon, 1877.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
MlAKkET REPORTS.

New York, Dec. 9.-Money on call
nominally ~ q 2 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 8 @ 4 per cent. Silver,
So; lead, $3.50; copper, 104.
Ohtcago.--Wheat, December, l07; May,
925s a 92la Corn, December, 255s;
May, 1884 "a 2915. Oats, December, %;
May, 221s.
Chlcago.-Cattle, receipts, 1900; mar
ket, slow at recent decline; Christmas cat
tie, $515 "a $5 so; beeyes, SO 40 @ IS 10;
COWS and heifers, 81 rs @ $420; Texas
steers. 81 "a $40; stockers and feeders,
$3.50 "a $40. Sheep, receipts, $4,000;
market, steady to strong; lambs, steady
to 10 cents higher; native sheep, % rs q
$4.75; westerns, $3.50 a $3.50; lambs,
1915 @ $3.50.
Kansas Citr.-Cattle, receipts, 5000;
market today, for best slow to weak;
Texas steers, 1895 q $3.50; Texas
COVE, $3.50 @ $3.15; native steers, 1852
@$4.SO; native cows and heifers, $l.75 "a
"a 10; stockers and feeders, 1915 "a s. 40.
Sheep, receipts, 5000; market, strong;
lambs, $3.50 q $40; muttons, S25 q
$475.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
Albuquerque Ditch Assured.


1t is understood that the necessary
money has been subscribed to build the
proposed new irrigating canal from q
point above Bernalillo to Albuquerque.
Messrs. Grant and Joshua Reynolds agree
to subscribe $4,000 each, aud the citi-
zsns of Albuquerque subscribe 500 ,000
Nothing can be done toward organizing
the company until the arrival of Grant
and Reyn olds, who are expected in few
days, says the Citizen.
In the meantime, the owners of the
present bitches 10 the valley have met
aud organized, and appointed commit
tee to confer with the promoters of the
new canal, and it is hoped that they will
come to some satisfactory agreement to
all concerned. They have also raised
large fund to employ counsel, and if no
terms can be agreed upon the owners of
the water rights and land in the valley
will vigorously oppose the building of
the new ditch, all of them being pledged
to stand together as one man and not
compromise with the new company indi-
vidually.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
PRINTERS TO STRIKE.
Typographical Unions Will Demand
WOrkday Of Nino HOurs-5O,OOO
Men Affected.

New York, Dec. 9.-At the annual con-
vention Of International Typographical
union year ago, it was decided to make
fight for workday of nine hours in all
book and job printing shops as soon as
possible. This fight will be started in
this city on January 2, 1898, and will in-
volve 5000 men, as employing printers
have resolved to oppose the demand. 1t
is announced that other cities will also
take up the fight and before the new year
is month old, probably $4,000 men will
be on a strike for shorter workday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
WHEAT SCARS HIGH.
Chicago Marke Jumps to $l.O0 This
!. MOrntng-Highest Price Known
for Years.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-In the first Is min.
utes of trading today December wheat
sold to $l.O5, the highest price known in
this market for years. The bull clique,
headed by Allen, Greer & Letter, brokers,
attempted to keep the market down by
selling but the shorts we're apparently
thoroughly frightened and probably $50
600 bushels were put on the market before
there was any let up. Reaction ensued,
the price getting down to 031a.
Chicago. Dec. 9.--Amid excitement this
afternoon December wheat sold at $1O9,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
FOG IN NEW YORK.
Elevated Railroads suffer from Col
lisions-Several Persons Injured.

New York, Dec. 9.-During fog short.
ly after O'Clock this morning, train on
the Second avenue elevated road, ran into
the train ahead. William q. Masterson
sustained severe scalp wound; Fireman
Joseph O'Brien a bruised neck, and
Timothy Sullivan number of bruises.
All the passengers we're thrown from their
seats. The engineer Of the rear train was
arrested.
Another collision occurred on the Sixth
avenue line in which the engineer of the
rear train, William Donald, and a passen-
ger, were painfully injured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
Rebels capture Port on Cuban Coast
French Students Ki0ting-Ger-
man Cruiser sailed for
West Indies.

Havana, Dec. 9,It was officially an
nounced today from the Spanish head
quarters that the rebels entered Caims-
nera, port of Guantanamo, favored by
the treason of an officer.
POLICE DISPERSED STUDENTS.
Paris, Dec. 9.--Students made demon
stration this afternoon in front of the
Luxembourg palace, where the senate
sits, shouting, "Down with Scheurer- Kest-
ner," Down with the senate" The police
dispersed the mob.
SAILED FOR WEST INDIES.
Kiel, Dec. 9.-The German cruiser Geier
sailed for the West Indies today.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
PLEADINGS
AND
PRACTICE

Forms to con orm to Code)
Pattison's Forms of Pleading,
under the Missouri Code, have
been placed with the New Mex
lean Printing Co. for sale.
A complete and comprehensive
book of forms, ado. ted to the
new Code of Civil Procedure
now in effect In New Mexico. 80
Part /. Ordinary Proceedings
in Courts of Record. Part 2.
Attachments; Certiorari Garn-
ishment; Habeas Corpus; In
junction; Mandamus; Mechan-
les Lien; Prohibition; Quo
Warranto and Replevin. Part
8. Miscellaneous. Covering Ad-
vertisements; Affidayits; Arbi-
trations; Assignments; DEPOSIT
tions; Naturalizations, etc., etc.
Bound in full law sheep. De-
livered at any postofiice In New
Mexico upon receipt of pub
lisher's price, $500. Purchasers
name printed on the book free
of cost. Address New Mexican
Printing Company, Santa Fe,
N. NJ,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25 cents. The genuine has L.
B. Q. on each tablet.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
Mrs. Mckinney Very weak.

Canton, o., Dec. 9.--Mother Mckinley
survived the night, but this morning finds
her very weak.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09

On the rivers there were several colli-
siona between ferry boata, but no serious
damage resulted,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
SANTA FE SYSTEM.
Meeting of Stock holders Of A.. r.. 4 y.
+. Railroad in Topeka Board of
Directors Reelected.

Topeka, Kas., Dec. 9.-The second an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
A., T. & s. F. railroad was held this after
noon. The directors were reelected
throughout for different terms as fol-
lows:
One year-Edward P. Ripley, Aldaoe F
Walker, William Rotch, Syrus K. Holli-
day two years-H. Kleman Duval, Thomas
P. Fowler, Charles s. Gleed, Victor Mora
wetz; three years-Edward j. Berwind
George A. Nickerson, R. Somers Hayes
Thomas A. Osborn; four years-G. E.
Haven, Edward N. Biggs, Benjamin P.
Cheney.
The firm of Price, Waterhouse & Co., of
New York, was again chosen as indepen-
dent auditors of the system.
The directors this afternoon reelected
all of the officers.
One director donated his fees, $50, al
lowed for attendance at the annual meet
ing, to the Topeka railroad Y. M. Q. A.,
and the other ten present did the same
thing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
SANTA FE, N. M, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1897

highest price with one exception since
the memorable "Old Hutch" corner in
1888. None was offered and the market
quieted, price reactipg to $l,07.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
Civil Marriage Bill Vetoed.

Lima, Peru, Dec. 9.-President Pierola
has vetoed the measure passed by con-
gress legalizing non-Catholic marriages
in Peru, and providing for the registra-
tion of such marriages. He gives as his
reasons the fact that the bill only author
ized the registration of foreigners with
out providing for native born Peruyians,
descended from protestants, who hold to
the religion of their fathers. The presi-
dents action has called forth much ad-
verse criticism.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-12-09
oJO GA LIFNTE
(HOT SPRINGSD

Hot Spring; midst Of
Rio rande Railway which
Altitude 1000 feet Climate dry and degul heyear
and tourls These
onumpon Malara Bghts Disease
Mero9ar Afectiqns Srqua CataErh Grippe al
rates particular ~ ~
ANTONIO JOSEPH, Prop,
ojo oaliente, Taos County, New Mexico
This attractive open all winter
Passengers for Oo Oalnte leave Santa
and reach Oo Oaliente at the Fare for
round trip from Santa Fe to Ojo Oaene, g..
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fsvyrsniy with thsss e. y>as seo tksa thsJ
did aurfnr The latter part Of last ye.x.
Dealings on the Stock ExebsnEs this week
hsv. ben light Averaging only about 10000
shares = day. In raiiuay aud other boods the
d~eaiiaRA vithost makinE ailou Anos for
the holiday this week. have been sbout
30 . cent less than last week. Prices for
stock. are. With . single unim portant exception.
lover then they were q week AFRO. The
principal decline have been in ths
Ind 1..risls. the dealings in -h.sh SUP
piled tvo-thirds Q. the weeks basiness.
Some OF :bem have been affected By the
legislative inquiry In this STATE into al
legged trusts and others By the df..olo-
ton Of the steel rail pool To-daJ's
market was dull ana heavy throughout with
Tennessee Coal and Iron. United states Leather.
and Manhattan Railway cobspicuou.lJ weak.
Tn. weekly statement Of average Of the Asso-
eiated Bauts shows . loss In lawful money OF
over 81. 900. 900. all o. It in legal tenders. which
IL no. explained by the known movements OF
currency. An increase Of s2.sb4.ooo in
the loans shows tina. the banks are
finding . market for their MONEY. even at the
prevailing low rites. Although the surplus
reserve IL nearly 5000. 900 smaller than last
week. IL Is large enough TO insure . comfortAbie
of the money market for = long time
10 eDms.
Asconpar.d With The @ aal prices oflAs, sstur-
day. the list 10 lower With the exception Of sus-
quehanns aud Western preferred. Which tsiAp
cent higher. The more I'm portant net declines
are In American Tobacco. ~ v cent: L. =
Rubber. ~: l.. &. Leather preferred. 4; I'LL
NOS steel. ~: American sugar RenninG. 30:
Tennessee Coal aud Iron. 3: Hooking VALLEY. 2:
Atehi.on preferred ard Kansas preferred. u
each: H.siinr. ~ Dein.sIs ~ hpasSn ~
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Failures declined 5 U 10 prints. eln-inx steady. vita
.aes q s.oop bNs. H.rre d.elihed sDlst Han
uurr d~ciin>d y n ! pig AnrrSAn wAreho1s- deiiv.
ertes yesterday ~ers ILs< tags kio US guist AZ
80 rel, decline receipt, Ia too days xtny. socx-
HZ.gs0 sxckAnx~ = = Isi. bsht- wAs st~ady at no
rels Dc tine: r~o-ip,s 10 too esys z9.OOo: stosk. 49,
coo. Pres here dehn-d b-daJ In pAthy vita
lover cALi~A
siT.L srJzIs-si~adr. Spirits tsrp~supe. 1es
2src.. common to good .trs nef resin. $40.
rErNDLSrs-Crods e~r ircAt=, lire we're Quoted a.
N.Y.. in Oh city. no rnark't
PEJyta1 Ns-Pors nrrn bot quiet Neel - 25etA5s
Talov. SIC. Bg't~r-Cr-ADery. Weserb. thiros 70
eIIas. issZie. STATE and FeEhsyivAntG o. l3l
10: stAie dairy. half hrs;ns 'uts ihirci 20 extras.
Ns
Asd P-hnsJi,sniAA fresE xAtAered. far 70 faDey. lee:
scsAs- Ka- sui.t but arm: 80 test. Q iSi5e -
ts.t. . 3ISAJtr. sAIes y o toEs mUsrorAdo. 81 test.
At lIis. ksnn~c unrhs aged
cafr.a1 F.h 1870. go ,od.y. p-.-<s.
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al ..ls. eomDars with tsoss of Thursday

Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tatioa.. Railway and other bonds veAk. The
features were American spirits %. Cbicazo ana
North Pacific I-ts. 1. r.: Ere prior bond-. Oregon
Railway aud Navigation -. Oregon short Line
Union consois. {. r.: Reading l-t preference To-
comes. Atchi.on and Northern Pacific issues.
The more IN portant net d clines were In Atchi-
son Adj. -. \ y cent, to 4stk and xensrAl4 -. ~
to siH: American spirits De. ~ to 7sh: Chicago
prior bonds. ~ 20 s4ss; northern Pacific general
81. y 70 5tl4: Oregon Railway and Navigation
4s.L To s2is; Oregon short Line Union e~onsol-.
/ r.. = u .5tt; Reading LIST preference in
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York.
64hc Bar silver IN London closed IT 2e&d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted At 5o1tG
5lifc.
Money on call. i4alx ' cent Time money. 9
2 cent for SIXTY day. ~ y cent. for ninety
days. 3 y cent. for four to .iI months.
aud ~ y cent. for eight months. on good miIed
Stock Exchange collateral. There - = far de-
mAnd for commercial paper. Prime Endorsed
bill. receivable are quoted IT J y cent. choice
and prime single names at a. y cent. aud
good names NJ 4T4A b cent.
Foreign eIehage arm At unchanged quotations.
Posted asking rates for sterling, Sassy
for long bill. and si.s7h for demand. Actual
rate. are: Long bills. t.s4hgs4.s5; sight
H~s1G94.s7h. Francs are qno,et Al 5.ls,st
b.lsA for long and 5~lsbsdo.l7h for short:
reich.marka S4ISG95 for long and IS 5-leG
95 7-l6 for short: kuilders, 40 l-lGd40h for long
and 40lld4o SID for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston. 61
10 cents dis. cunt. Charleston Buying. 1-lo
discount: selling. lilo premium. Savannah
BanE. 81 premium; commercial. rs cents dis
count. san Fraucisoo-sight 22h cents pro-
MUM: telegraph. IS cents premium. 81. Louis
cago-50 cents discount. Cincinnati Between
banks. 25 cents discount; over counter. 90 cents
premium.
The weekly statement of averages of the
IL RaV. lI-aAA .@kA 1850
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era s.itnx for Ior@i. SOathsrn. and foreign tccount
iod.y. esSslEE . sharp br-ss Ia press L.er1oI
uAs lover :gF fut1res ana spDt.. uTts . sfnAll o~manf
there for spot cotton. ap1 'ss Indications poirtrd 70
al ~ rea.-d crop movement this -ess SOP o-c-rs
we're r~scA~d IN the usy Iowa. roatrbgfn< 10 the
-eafE~s.. Tt.r- "a. . s'i<ht raj y at On tins Oh
bgyiHg o. sfne Of the eArr t<ih~rs. but tescr- the
cin-- prtees r-arted again ara tie eos un 'arsly
ste.dy At the lo--st nsvr~s % the dsn. Fall River
adpoes vere favorable. rsrTyrtlng tss MARKET strorg
and tendibs hxa-r bat th- fAsisrN poiitNai situation
vss the dotsinani 'scsor 10 TIE so>cu alton today.
CDrTLI no On the spo; sas DAT AID cay No. T.
~. sales ! 90 bag. Sos . and 7. AZ tte. Tor 10. ..
The future tFAdlnS wa q. fOlDus=
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-14
Elective ssss. a.ss.u...
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY. Feb. Ia. - GRAIN wheat-spot
was easy. Sales $4,000 bush. No. l Northern
spring on private terms for export. Free on
board anoat-No. 2 red. soS.e.: No. / hard New.
York. sss4c.: No. ! Northern spring New York
s4L+c.: No. l Northern spring Duluth. s5sac-
May on curb WAS 7e'sasOlc.; closing 7yi.c-
Future sales 2,2sO.o 900 bush. as follows: