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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Wells Circle of Kings Daughters
Will meet at their rooms this afternoon at
4:15
S:3 O'Clock at the homo of Mrs. swartzell
in the Thompson block, on South Market
street.
Regular meeting OF the q. c. T. wives
at Mrs. c. H. Mcknight, 24s North Law
renee avenue, Thursday. November 10, at
2:3o D. m.
The directors Of the Children's Home
will meet today at Mrs. MAYORS All
members are earnestly requested to be
present.
The German Independent Ladies' Aid
society will meet at tho residence of Mrs.
VIM. Meyer, PA South Emporia avenue.
| this afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp.
Attention. U. R., of P: You will as
semble at Castle hall at 100 p. m. Thurs
| day in dress coat and cap to attend Sis
ter Earp's funeral. BY order J. f. Ben
nett, Captain.
Members OF wichita lodge No. 1Se,
knights Of Pythiss, are requested to meet
at Caste hall at 100 p. m. to attend
funeral of Mrs. carp. wife of Brother Geo.
W. Earp.-S. B. Amidon. c. C.
The members of Warwick lodge No. "A.
knights of Pythlas. are requested 10 meet
at Castle hall at 1:30 D. m. TO attend
funeral of Mrs. carp. wife of Brother Geo.
w. Earp.-S. S. Trotter, c. C.
There will be a meeting OF Young Peo-
pies Chapter of st. Johns church, at the
church Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
sharp Every member is urged to be pres
ent, as business of great Importance is TO
be acted upon.
A meeting of the Parish Aid Chapter
will be held today at half-past o'clock at
St Johns church Something of great in
terest will be introduced and members will
regret their absence should they fail to at
tend.-Nrs. NJ. Hellar, secretary.
The Pennsylvania association will meet
in the basement OF the court house on
next Saturday afternoon at p. m. All
former citizens of Pennsylvania are in
vited to meet with US. Let us renew old
acquaintance and have a good time.
w. Derr. secretary.
Mr.. Alfred Farlow. c. S. D.. member OF
the official board OF lectureship OF the
Mother Church of Christ (ScientisD of
Boston, Mass, will deliver a free lecture
on Christian Science in the Auditorium
Monday evening November IA. at O'Clock.
The public is invited.
There will be meeting Of the welIes
Circle Of Kings Daughters, the board OF
directors OF the Wichita hospital. the
Children's home and the Refuge home at
o'clock today in the Kings Daughters
room IN the City building. Important bus
iness.-Mrs. Charles Cohn. chairman.
The Aid society of the Central Christian
church mas changed its regular meeting
day from Friday afternoon 20 Thursday
and will meet in the church this CThurs-
day) afternoon at go O'Clock. A large
attendance is desired. as there IS impor-
tant business before the society.-Mrs.Jen-
ME Cave president
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10

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smother the cough. But thu
next breeze fans it into life
again.
Better put the cough out.
That is, better go deeper
and smother the fires of in
tiammation. TrocheS can
not do this. Neither can
plain cod-liver oil.
But SCOTS Emulsion can.
The glycerine soothes and
makes comfortable; the hy-
pophosPhites give power and
stability to the nerves; and
the oil feeds and strengthens
the weakened tissues.
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SCOT $ aoNAS-. C..ss-.sss. ss~ fssa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
WILD ON BETTING
Pool Rooms Were Crowded
tuesday Night.
TEN THOUSAND CHANGED
Hands Is a Conservative
Estimate.

In the pool rooms Tuesday night and
the like of which viii probably never be
seen here again II Is estimated on con-
servative opinion that there was over SO.
900 changed hands in Wichita over the
election
The Fusion hackers about 9 O'Clock made
a great run. and forced the Stanley men
from two to one to even money. They
were jubilant. Beginning at II O'Clock un-
money thar Stanley would carry the coun-
~, but the Leedy people wanted odds OF
fifteen to twenty.
All night long the betting continued
some bets even being made at o'clock.
The Leedy men wanted and got odds on
the state. They thought they were pick
ing the money up. BY nine o'clock there
was not bet TO be had. The most of the
money placed was whether Mr.. Stanley
would carry Sedgwick county. Although
ne has majority OF twenty, the bets
will probably not be paid until the soldier
vote is heard from. 1t is estimated that
It will increase his majority to something
like fifty.
Pandemonium reigned IN one Of the pool
rooms. The Democrats becoming scared
that they would loose what money they
placed on Leedy began hedging by betting
on GODDARD. Odds of all kinds were offer
ed and there was no kind OF bet person
could not get covered for awhile One
group Of betters were exhausted for funds.
In order to make up a pot one of them
passed the hat around and got five dollars
which he placed. intending TO cut the mon
ey proportionately should they win. It
was whether Stanley wAld carry the
county. The money will not be divided
The halIowing and cries presented a scene
like the Chicago board Of trade
While there has been on a good many
occasions more money placed, yet It is
doubtful IL there ever was more excite
ment. For over three hours the men act
ed like mad. The combination which won
the most money was Stanley, GODDARD and
Smith. On the county ticket 1t was Ami
don, Haymaker and Arnett. The betters
for the most part were betting on their
Judgment and not TO parade their preju-
dice. II was a lively scene and one well
worth seeing. Quite a number of the
Wichita plungers lost on Van Wyck of
New York. they placing their money
against the travelling men who being
about the country were taking the Roose-
welt end of it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
AT this season your feet feel swollen,
you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Aliens Foot-Ease. 1t cools the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures swol-
and callous snots Relieves corns
and buhions OF all pain and gives rest and
comfort Try IL today. Sold by all drug
gists and shoe stores for &c Trial pack
age FREE. Address, Allen 8. Olmsted,
lie Row N Y
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
ANOTHER RUNAWAY BOY
ChiefJOnes Sets Word Yesterday Z,
Watch for One

Chief OF Police Jones yesterday received
a letter from Mr.. J. Mont Pries,ly of
harrington. Nebraska. asking him 10 look
out Tor a runaway boy. The las, heard
Of him ne was al Riverdale. Kansas. sun
posed 10 be on mis- way through the ter
ritory TO Texas. The boy Is thought 20 be
with a party OF tramps. He nas been
traced through part OF Canada down 10
Omaha The description sent out Is as fol-
lows:
Willie J. Ross. alias Victor I. Leon. Is
years Of age. very fair complexion rosy
cheeks, but slightly freckled. Good look
ting with round features. Blue ewes. hlt
small he weighs about loo pounds. Feer
short. wide and s;Cbby. Hair light and
Very Aeavy or thick. He Is probably
dressed very shabbiIy. He has Travelled
with a show recently. Is bright and quick
OF perception.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
THE GAY MATINEE GIRT.

The Crawford Grand VII doubtless be
crowded tonight % witness The perform
ance here % me successful three act mu-
seal comedy, The Cay Matinee Cir. q"
win those famous and exceedingly clever
comedians. Monroe and Hart. and Amer
cas- brightest s0ubretts, Mss Matte
Nicke-s. as the stars. Supported BY an
extra talented company on twenty-five
careful selected, aiSf1 sSlari=d artists.
many Of them being Vel known % our
citizens. The entire production comes 10
IS Nith tse plagdiJs Il many thousands.
and sirA their new ,esn--yl hsz0.sfrI cos
tGnsS. ;Unssgi Music. catchy socgs g.se-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
D. {. BREESE PROTESTS
His Published Statement a Little
Erroneous

TO the Editor of the Eagle:
J have just returned from an extended
trip 10 Illinois and notice what you said
IN your paper az sunday. October 81. in
regard To me sayIns Z was for Stanley
anu Vicente. hrs'. lasr and all the time.
Thls = exactly what I said. Bur follow
Ing tais ar;ic'e. ana in sundays Eagle
Of October .. also. notice articles pur-
porting 10 be made by.m ia regard 10
sny possessions in This county and else
where, and. notwithstanding the fact that
4 nave been reasonably saccea,ful In the
tN'sHs years have been IN ssdgs!ek
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
HURRAH FOR NEWTONI
First Stanley Ratification to BE Held
in That City

Hon. ". E. Stanley last night received
a telegram from W. J. Puett of Newton
inviting the governor-elect to be present
next Monday night I'm that city to address
the first ratification meeting TO be given
in the state in honor of his election.
Mr.. Smiley accepted and viii be there
on the occasion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
BuckIen's Arnica saIve.

The best salve IN the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
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box. For sale hv G. Gehrlng.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10

county, I want 10 say l made no such
statements, or any other statement OF my
possessions to a reporter for the Eagle
or any other paper. and whoever furnish
ed the articles did 50 without my knowl-
edge or consent. Yours truly.
d E RREESE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
CHARLES WE'LL IS FINED
Arrested for Having His SaIoo Open
Election bay

Charles Well, saloon keeper Of this
city, was arrested Yesterday and taken
before Judge Mitchell. charged with vio-
lating the law prohibiting the opening Of
saloons during the hours of a. m and
p. IN. on the day of election. He was
fined SlQe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
WARRANT YDEEDs.

Union City Town company 20 Jas
Harper; tract in IL Sc ii sec
Is. IS. Nv. .......................... 80
c. W. Amborn 70 VIM Shuts: lots
~ and 81 Ohio avenue Crowns add
Isabelle Morgan 10 L. E. Ewing; lots
% and "a Market St. Hyde and
FerrenS add ..-...-.... ............ -
Ida NJ Beckley to John P. We.gand:
lots 80 and l6l. Mosley avenue.
Kelsch,s add; tract 5e12e0 com.
40 ". ne cor, blk A: tract 50xliO
com. 50 5. ne cor. blk 4; tract com.
lie ". Sc cor. blk \ Mead avenue.
Hodscn and Staacer's add. N
y +. Frazier - y ". Hoehle: lot
s. Douglas avenue EngliSn's add. san
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract AM
Land Company. H NJ. Dubois. Abst tract
or, Court House. Phone 293.)
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
" F. Frazier to P. Armstrong. lots
and 8. blk. B, Hunters add, ex.
g. Is II. lot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bruce NJ Priddy to ]. Y. Robertson;
acres between r. Of ". and river
sec II. . / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Thos. Fahey ct al. TO Thos Fahey ST.
lots Sc 10 % even Ida ave, Woll-
mans add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The6. McGiI to W. B. Bailey, lot 12
Mosley ave. Stansbury's add ...... .
Fred Mccormick ct al. to D F. Nc
Cormck; 1-2 NV IA sec Il e. Sw
J. +. Hume 10 c. y. Harpert lots Sc
to y even. Crown st, y. Riverside
c. a. Harper to T. J. Corrigars lo-s
e6 to = even, Crown St. Riverside
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An Expression ofThnnk.

friends for their kindness during the ILL
ness and death OF our loved wife and
mother.
C W. HARPSTRITF AND CHILDREN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10

full comedy, witty and up-to-date new idea
speciafties. Manager Edwin P. Hilton will
certainly provide an enjoyable evenings
entertainment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10

The lecture OF the Rev. J. J. Lewis az
the Crawford Grand on Saturday night
has received more praise than any thing
OF the same order. Il becomes the topic
Of conversation wherever presented. The
Passion Play has received more notice in
the past few years than ever before and
with the aid OF the illustrated views one
can enjoy il as much as though one were
present at the play itself. The following
SHOW the general trend OF the comment
after the lecture:
The Passion Play. as depicted BY Rev
J. ! Lewis. Is Of thrilling Interest I list
ened and looked With delight. Nv expec-
tations were great, but they we're more
than realized ALNON GT-NNISON.
Pastor First Universalis: Church"
The lecture by the Rev. J. ]. Lewis NJ
on me celebrated Passion Pay vas OF alb
sorhins interest. II was personally oelp-
81 by tue description given in the clear
and enthusiastic manner % the lecturer
ID O. NEARS
Pastor OF Piedmont CHURCH.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10
TmE WEATHER


wichita. Kan. Nov ? III
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity.
FAR ard continued cod Thursday
warmer Friday-
During the past = hours TIRE ? Ehsst
temperature has been = the lowest p.
and The mean - wi.a srisk northsa-;
70 no-ta wlns cold. cloudy weather. VIA
few nak~s 20 sn0N AZ p a. and . -
e barometer
Thus fav tz5s Noah ne avsrsrc ten
peratu-s has been over four degrees hlEa-
- than th- norma
Fo- :ae pas; ten res-s RE average ten
perature for fas month q EgFsrDae- ass
been - and f1r tie ffh dag. Il
FfsE-D T. JOHNSON. ObzsrTsr-
Wssh,nstcu. Sov. s-Eorecsst -
Thureda<
Esa=as-FalT. =arm-r ln General au1
western Yertisls. aerta zr-s aarszlrg
ysFizale-
oklsbsuz and Iatla= Terr.-oTy-f
az continued esd. nora w-n1s
Christmas Pre--nt- to Hnnffa
Wazalas-sn y. g. Sas s-Ths 7os.-
o95cs sepastzezt trs1sg a<-eznc~s taas
re transport = Psal So SAL f-on sz-
Frzn1ses El-scs fo7 Kama o. Ssxs-ser
:. e-rTy4zs ,ae mails 40 slss czr.s,nz.<
7rs.s--s :as 80 s5s<,s-s al s&-.zTa
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nUsIc AND DRArlA.
WICHITA LYCEUM COURSE EXTRA
NUMBER

NUMBER.
Mr.. Harold DeBray, with Alba Haywood
company. is a magnificent basso, possess
ing a full, rich and sympathetic voice.
His method, phrasing, breathing, and
manner of tone production is admirable
showing the result of rare musical inteli-
gence combined with the best Of instruc-
ton. He is a pupil of the noted baritone,
Sig. Arturo Mareschalchi, who made such
pronounced success in the principal Cit
les of this country with the Abbey &
Grau Grand Opera company, appearing
nightly with Patti. Melba, Albani. Tam
agno and the DeReskes. Mr.. DeBray
made a tour of thirty-five weeks last sea-
son with this company. and made such
distinct success that the bureau decided
to engage him for the coming season.
The basso, Mr.. Herald DeBray, aroused
great enthusiasm with the "Bugler" His
voice is fun of resonance, remarkably
even. and his delivery is pleasant, leaving
nothing to be desired.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Mr.. Harold DeBray, the basso, a pupil
OF Mareschalchi, was heard in several Sc
lections. the most notable being The
Bugler.' by Pinsuti. which was full of
dramatic fire. and showed 20 great advant-
age mis- magnificent training and splendid
voice.-Cincinnati Enquirer
1t is seldom the people of San Francisco
have the opportunity of hearing such a
grand basso as Mr.. Harold DeBray, who
appeared with the Haywood Concert COM
pany last night the home charities benefit.
Mr.. DeBray has every quality that goes
10 make a perfect artist-a deep, rich
voice, pleasing personality. dramatic abl-
ity and particularly clean enunciaton. We
predict for this young artist a great ca
reer. especially should ne enter the field
of grand opera, as it is only there that
such voice can be heard to its fun ad-
vantage.-Ssn Francisco Examiner
Mr.. DeBray sings in English. and every
word can be distinctly understood. Au-
di,Orium. Nov. 18th.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10

Dear me- exclaimed the fond father,
i1xlously. Whatever can be the matter
with the baby: Ii isn't crying."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10

Take DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup for all
those dangerous affections-severe colds,
pleurisy and grippe-which fall and winter
bring along. 1t is the greatest cure for
bronchitis and all throat and lung affec-
tinns
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COUNTYFORSThNLEY
Continued from Fifth PAGE.

IS; wilson. nas; ReichenberEer. Sc: Ander
| son. 126.
GYPSUM Gast.)
Stanley. S.; Leedy, 4S; Long. 50: Stmp.
| son, "a; Bruoacher. Al; Amidon, IA: VII
son. 80; Haymaker. IS: Bolt, IS: Arnett
IS; Carson, SO; CoIvine, "a; Winters. 30
Bab5, ~
ROCKFORD (8lulvane)
Stanley. So; Lesdy. As; Long. 50; Simp-
son, 81; Brubacher. SO: Amidon. 50: Will
son, 50; Haymaker. 81; Bolt. 90: Arnett
4s; Carson. IS; Colville. 81; Winters. d.
Bsbb. 4s.
MINNESOTA.
Stanley, 11S; L,eedy. 81; Long. 1o7; Simp-
son. 81; Brubacher, -: Amidon. 81; Will
son. 1os: Haymaker. 81; Bolt. 100; Arnett,
81: Carson. ia: Colville. o.: Mccormick,
los: Wilson, SIS; Reichenberger. l02; An
derson, 81
PAYNE CEast)
Stanley. 81: Leedy. 81; Long. 81; Simp-
son, 81; Brubacher. %; Amidon. "a: VIII
son. 30; Haymaker. 80; Bolt. 2s; Arnett.
80; Carson, 80; Coiville. 30; Winters. 80;
Babb. 81.
VIOLA
Stanley. %: Leedy. IS: Long. IS: Stmp-
son. 50; Brubacher. 81; Amidon Ga VIII
son. IS: Haymaker. 60; Bolt, q. Arnett.
So; Carson. 81; Colville. 81; Mccormick.
50: Wilson. IS; Reichenberger. IS: Ander-
son, S.
ERIE.
Stanley, 40; Leedy. %: Long, AZ: Simp-
son. q; Brubacher. 81: Amidon. 80; VIII
son. 43; Haymaker. q; Bolt, "A: Arnett.
q; Carson. 80; Colville. 81; Mccormick,
IS; Wilson, %: Reichenberger. 81: Ander-
son. 80.
GRANT.
Stanley. 90: Leedy, so; Long. IS: simp-
son. 81: Brubacher. 90: Amidon. IS; Will
son. "a; Haymaker, 50; Bolt. IS; Arnett.
90; Carson. go; Colville. SO; Winters. 81;
Babb. IS:
SHERMAN
Stanley. As: Leedy. 1S2: Long. IS: Simp-
son, 1877: Brubacher. IS: Amidon. 1S5; VIII
son, 81: Haymaker, us; Bolt. -: Arnett,
1872; Carson. IS: Colville. 131; Mccormick,
As: Wilson. 126; Reichenberger. JOG; An
derson, 70.
GREELEY.
Stanley, I13; Leedy. So; Long. 1oe; Simp-
son, 1903: Brrbacher. 100; Amidon. 1873; VIII
son, So; Haymaker. 10s; Bolt. 103; Arnett,
1O4; Carson, 102; Colville, 1O2; Mccormick,
126; Wilson. 81; Reichenberger. III; An
derson, 81.
UNION.
Stanley. 75; Leedy. 104; Long, 50; Stmp-
son, 81; Brubacher, Sc; Amidon, 11s: VIII
son, GA; HaymalIer. 113; Bolt, 81; Arnett.
1O6; Carson, 6S; Colville, 112; Mccormick,
CO; Wilson, 113; Reichenberger. y; Amber
son, 90.
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IS; wilson. uas: Reichenber.er. &c: And.
son, I26.
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Co. Wilson. 113; Reichenberger. p; Ande--
son, 90.
The majorities in the county are:
W. e. Stanley-......--....... 42oo
Stan1ey's majority........... ......... 20
Harry Richter............... ........... 4,o5s
A. NJ Harvey. ...-......................4 0l6
Richter's majorlty........... 100000. AZ
W. z. Eush....................... 4.oSs
Bush's majority..-........ ........... 30
George z. Cole.........-.......... 4.0l3
W. H Morris. .........-...............+ 1850
Morris majority. .......... II
Frank Grimes.............. ............. 1905
D. H. Hehiebower............ 4,02l
Heff1ebower's majority....... ........ Is
A. A GODDARD. .......-.................... ASS
L. c. Boyle.-.......,.-.-..... ABS
Boyle's majority............ ........... $50
Frank Nelson. .-............ 1855
WILLIAM tryker.-............ ........... 40a4
STRIKERS majority....--...... ........ IS
w. X. smith. --...-.-...-.. 4ols
w. ]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0l2
J. D. Botkin.. ...........-............... +l50
Botkin's majortty.......- ........,... 1l2
Chester I. Long. ..........-............ t10s
Jerry superintendent. .......-..... Ar
Simpsons majority........... $500. 11s
J. A Brubacher...........-. 3,s2i
s. Z. ........................... 4Ilo
Amidon's majority. .............. 1.14s
1. c wilson,. ........''.......'.'..' fVo'
lawmakers matority........ as
f. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ss52
p. I. Arnett.. ..........-................ lt5i
Arnett's msjority............. ........ so2
]. V. Colvins. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
CoIviIle's nstority............ $1,000. 10
Winters ...-..-.----... -.-......-....-..-. lV9i
Babb ................- ...........--.-.---. LIS
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Stanley. 115; Leedy. 81; Long. 107; Simp-
son. 81; Brubacher, ~; Amidon. 81; Will
son. 10s; Haymaker. 81: Bolt. 100; Arnett,
81: Carson, ia; Colville. 81; Mccormick.
los; Wilson, SIS: Reichenberger, l02; An
p
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ROCKFORD (slulvane.)

Stanley, So; Leedy. As; Long. 50; Simp-
son, 81; Brubacher. SO. Anidon. 50: vii,
son, so; Haymaker. 81; Bolt. 50: Arnett
IS; Carson. IS; Colville. 81; Winters. h;
Rd.tJh "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-10

Stanley. ~; Leedy, %: Long, A.; Simp-
son. q; Brubacher. 81; Amidon. 80; VIII
son. 43: Haymaker. 81: Bolt, "A: Arnett.
q; Carson. 80; Colville. 81; Mccormick,
IS; Wilson. %: Reichenberger. 81: Ander-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-01

Washington, Feb. General Mer-
riam, under instructions from Acting
Secretary Meiklejohn, of the war de
partment, yesterday opened at Seattle,
dispatches brought by Special Messen-
ger Wells from Captain Ray, the depart
ment's special representative at Klon-
dixie, and forwarded an abstract to the
department by telegraph. The paper
formed the subject Of consideration by
the cabinet meeting today. 1t is said
that the department report fully justi-
fies all that has been done by Secretary
Alger and Assistant Secretary Meikle-
john, under the authority conferred by
congress, to relieve the situation at
Klondike. Captain Ray recommends
the United States government to take
steps to effectually check the emigration
to the interior OF Alaska of all persons
not fully supplied to last two years. He
says that no placer discoveries have
been made within eight months, either
in Alaska or in the Northwest territory.
Presidential Appointments.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate: George M. Bowers, of West
Virginia, to be commissioner of fish and
fisheries; Colonel Samuel Z. Cushing,
assistant commissary general of sub
sistence, to be brigadier general and
cOmmissary general of subsistence.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-02-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds have been record
ed in the county clerks Office since
January Is, 1898.
Felipe Romero to Jose Cayrio Romero,
warranty deed Tract OF land in pre-
cinct No. $; consideration, $12O.
William Bradley by L. 3. Prince to
the Rio Grande and Santa Fe railroads,
general warranty deed. Tracts and
parcels OF lands in city of Santa Fe; con-
sideration, $562.5O
Teofilo Lopez to Rafael Montoya,
warranty deed. Tract of land in pre-
cinct No. 1; consideration, $50.
Rafael Lopez to Rafael Montoya, war
ranty deed. Lands in precinct No. 5:
consideration, $50.
Jesus Lovat0 to Gertrudes Gonzales,
warranty deed. Land in precinct No.
s; consideration, IS.
Fellcio Lovato to Marie Gertrudes
Gonzales. warranty deed. Tract of
land in precinct No. 8; consideration.
$50.
Antonio Garcia to Jose de la Cruz
Rodrigues, deed Lands in precinct
No. 4; consideration, $S.
Daniel H. Mclaughlin and Thomas
Mclaughlin to Maurice Gomez, war
ranty deed. Half interest in and to the
sw. u, section 10; township IA north,
range 10 east, and 60 acres additional in
same township according to United
States survey; consideration, $112.5O.
Milo Hill to Maurice Gomez, same as
above