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streets would clear the atmosphere

streets would clear the atmosphere
that line.
James Conklin, son of ex-Sheriff
M. Conklin, is employed as collector in
the First National bank.
Contractor Windsor has a large force
of men employed on the new Indian
school building and is making gratifying
progress.
Steve Lacassaigne is painting, plas-
tering and repairing some of the build
ings at the U. 5. Indian school.
In a game of rouge ct noir, played
not a hundred miles from Santa Fe, the
neat little sum of $l,4S5 was dropped
the other night and not a tear was shed
by winners and losers.
A horsewhip and two lawyers, one
living in Albuquerque and the other in
Santa Fe, figured in a short ''scrap"i in
the plaza just before OOn today.
Friends interrupted and prevented any
shedding of gore.
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Fresh vaccine points and tubes just
received at Eischer's.
Court Notes.

In the United States district court for
the 1st judicial district, an order has
been issued for a new trial in the two
cases against the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad for appropriating timber and
railroad ties from the public domain to
its own use. This case was remanded
to the lower court by the territorial Su-
preme court for a new trial, and the
order issued is in compliance with the
decision of the superior court.
Jonah Brake, of Kansas City, has writ
ten to Clerk Bergere asking informa-
ton concerning his wife, Lizzie Brake,
whom he thinks is in New Mexico for
the purpose of securing a divorce.
Brake has a suit for separation pending
in the Missouri courts, which will be
heard in October, and desires to head of
any attempt of the wife to cur u
divorce outside Of that state.
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court, the same being in favor Of Martin
p. Stamm. On the 18th day of April,
1896, Martin p. Stamm filed in the office
of the clerk of the district court of Ber-
nalillo county, a declaration in a suit to
recover the sum of $500 damages OF ac-
count of the failure on the part of the
Southern California Fruit Exchange to
deliver to him a carload of oranges al
legged to have been purchased by him.
r. D. w. Bryan and Warren. Ferguson
& Gillett for the plaintiff, A. b. McMillen
for the defendant.
In case No. RIO. Romulo Garcia.
plaintiff in error, VS.. Jesus Candelario,
defendant in error, error to Bernalillo
county, a decision was handed down by
Chief Justice Mills. which was con
CURED in by Associate Justices Parker,
McFie and Leland, Associate Justice
Crumpacker not sitting in the case, al
tirming the judgment of the lower court,
said Judgment being for the defendant,
Candelario. This cause was an action
brought by the plaintiff to recover
| wages alleged to be due, and the record
of the Ease shows than in the year 1888,
the plaintiff married the daughterof the
| utltlludlU bIlu llNcu WI JIM 'Notic "i'h
| his wife at the house of the father-in-
law in Old Albuquerque, and thereafter
| they resided sometimes in the house OF
the defendant some miles distant from
Albuquerque and some times at his
house in Albuquerque A short time
before this suit was brought the plaintiff
and his wife separated, and the plaintiff
filed a claim for work and labor done
at the rate of 800 per month for seven
years and four months. Offsets were
filed and the lower court in the trial
rendered Judgment in favor of the de-
PENDANT. The Supreme court, in rem
dering the decision handed down. pre-
pared the following syllabus:
ga defendant who has pleaded set-otf.
in moving the court to instruct the Jur.
for himself at the conclusion of the
plaintiffs case, abandons his plea and is
not put to its proof.
persons living in loco PARENTS arr
mutually estopped from claiming wage
or services performed on the one hand
or for board and necessarieS furnished
on the other, unless an express contrac
for compensation is proved"
,ai".if w n Tno for tbo d~efnnd,nt
%anns Nas --- ira and --o consoli
!, ,ataa 1a,o,hino' nosorant odministra
tr%iw n,"intiT IN orrnr We Tba Cerrillo
G%n"i 5 D ~ dofondont in error wa
argued and submitted. N. b. Field an
f. w. Clancy for the plaintiff, X. K
Twitchell for the defendant.
n,ain+iT F N orror ys IoSn A Ortnua
pPatnnan. " "arol tn +ha distric
oonrt of Sonorrn county an onininn wa
49, ] Ir,tio
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At III Hotels.

At the Bon Ton: John Zinsumacker.
James Pradt, Leadville; Juan C. Ro-
Nero, Rafael Romero, Pojoaque; George
w. Murray, Cerrillos; G.. c. L~ittlehale.
Albuquerque; Ont Murofrki, Juan Mu-
rofrki, Madrid.
At the Palace: M. v. b. Benson;
Denver; 7. G. Fuller, Raleigh, N. c.;
W.. e.. Martin, Socorro; Albert w.
Thompson, Ollin E. Smith, Clayton; A.
s. Bonney, st. Joseph; e. V. Chaves,
Albuquerque; H. l.. Mabey, Las Vegas.
At the Claire: Howard Burr, Wash
ington; F. Duval, Chicago.
At the Exchange: Mrs. A. M. Tur-
ner, Denver; James Osburne, Del Norte,
Colo; IL. L. Smith, HolbroOk.
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Land Office Business.

For the week ending Tuesday, August
%, the following business wa trans
acted in the United States land Office in
Santa Fe:
HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.
Aug. 19-Andrea G. Felix, 100 acres, Mora Co.
Aug. 20-Jose Esquipula T~rujillo, 100 acres,
Taos Co.
Aug. 22-Ascencion Chaves, 100 acres, San Mi
guel Co.
Aug 22-Cayetano Chaves, 1850 acres, Santa Fe
Co.
Aug. 22-Dallas Henry Burnett, 100 acres,
Mora Co.
Aug. 22-Jose Eulogio A%rchuleta, 100 acres,
Mora Co.
Aug. 23-Epifanio Martinez, 1850 acres, San
Miguel Co.
Aug. 3-Vicente Martinez, 1850 acres, San Mi
guel Co.
Aug. 24-Donaciano Sedillo, 100 acres, Colfax
Co.
Aug. 24-Julian A. Perea, 100 acres, Mora Co.
Aug. 24-Antonio Tapparo, 1850 acres, Socorro
Co.
FINAL CERTIFICATES ISSUED.
Aug. 2O-William H. Amiot, 100 acres, San
Juan Co,
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Better Than the Klondike

Are the meals that are put up for 25
cents at the Bon Ton restaurant. Give
them a trial.
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LIVER CITY REDUCTION
= COMPANY, Silver City,
Grant County, N. M.

This plant has been purchased and
will be operated in the future by
the estate of the late Senator
George Hearst, of California, under
the general management of D. B.
Gillette, Jr. a
1t is the intention of the present
management to largely increase
the capacity Of the plant and equip
it with every modern appliance
for the successful and cheap treat
ment of ores and concentrates.
Consignments and correspondence
solicited. Advances will be made
on ores.
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Green Chill Con Carne.

If you want a genuine dish of Green
Chill Con Carne, go to the Bon Ton
restaurant, where they are experts at
the business.
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Omaha and return, $40. 20, Santa Fe
Route.
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DR.. B. M. Williams, dentist, of Las
Vegas, has opened o dental office at the
Gulliford residence for a few weeks and
is prepared to do all kinds Of dental
work.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-24

The Jake Levy Tailoring Company
has received it's new line of fall and
winter clothing samples and can show
the public a nobbier, cheaper line than
have ever been brought to the city be-
fore. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-24

Fischer 3 Co. are sole agents for the
genuine Eastman kodaks and supplies
Buy the best.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-24

Fine Havanas.
Finest line of Havana cigars at
Scheurich's.
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Cincinnati and return, $43.15, Santa
Fe ROute.
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PUBLISHER SorIcE-Tne oniy aa-

PUBLISHER > SOTfCE-Tbe only aG-
thortxed travelling agents el The Fo@i-In-
telisxeaeeT are J. a Mcclellan and j. l.
Bawlsy. City collectors are j. a. Cath
cart. r. T. EzSlay. j. johnson AID Ar
not Johnston. poetmssiaFs sxeryw where
are Cur agents Pay money only 10 these
ana to CUR resident agents In the various
cities and towns OF the Northwest
EEWAkD-Tsn dollars ws!! Ds paid tor
information isading 40 the conviction OF
any person stealing copies CT this paper
eeilvertd 10 subscribers II Seattle
AUyERTTST%s;- hours " the
Post-Intsilgencer business Office: Daily
unfL III y. H.. Sunday hours, a. n 20
I'D .. m. and Z 10 >. n. tlzSStflec
Advertisements Will he received up TO that
time. Advertisement uaoeE TIE aeaa OK
Lost, Found. For Sale. Fer Eelt afsd
Situations Wanted VII be inserted a. the
rate Of cent 4 word each Insertion. Pay
M<nf always IN advance No ADVERTISE
0ent received fer less than e cents.
ADVERTISERS Changes for adseT-
tisefnsnts in the sunday Pest lat iissessc'sr
must be furnished by l O'Clock SATURDAY
Advertiss msnts viii be received at
branch offices Of the Poss-Inf igencsr.
TACOMA BIKEAU-No- LII Paci!lc
avenue.
EyERETT-P X. Lewis.
PORT 10WNSESD-wm A. p1esTer.
BELLINCHAM GAY - New whatcom,
Parker Fl IL. Manager.
OLYMPIA-+1sh Man street, G. c. VIM
Stanley. Agent.
VICTORIA. b. c.--George Marsaen.
The following letters await advertisers
AZ this o0ice.
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DR. SALE-A Ss-roun lodging h0ssse: wei
0cated. Mayer Realty CO., - Union

Ri ~ ESS 0HAN0ESs
FOR sALE-A se-roxn lodsins house well
located Mayer Realty CO., - Union
block
FOR SALE-.s-roon1 lodging hous: che
asoek from p. O. Mayer Realty Co. .
Jnion block.
FOR SALE-s.s-rosus hotel: Office on frs.
Hocr Mayer Realty Co. - Ia-oa sleeh-
For saLE-A splendldly located cigar
store. Mayer Realty Co. - Union BLOCK
FOR sALE-A grocery store doing good
business. Mayer Realty &C.. = Union
block.
FOR SAT4E-A spieniidly located saloon.
Eor particulars see Mayer Realty Co.. -
FOR sALE-A big paving. restaurant:
come AID see Us about that. Mayer
Realty Co.. $ Union block
ten: clear profit So q week, no fake.
Mayer Really Co. - Union block
FOR SALE-GeneraI merchandise stors;
good stock; Will ssh al invoice Mayer
Realty Co. g Onion biockS
s. 5es-hAvE you this amount To invest
How much would you expect 20 realize
per day including your services on an
investment Of S2.5oes
Are yen particular as to the kind OF buss-
Ness you engage IN. providing II Is reSpec-
table lucrative and legitimate?
suppose we guarantee you net prof1t OF
sie per day and give Yea weeks trial and
learn you the business thoroughly. sausIE-
ing you beyond a shadow of doubt thss
you can handle the business and clear so
per day. would you invest?
FEAZELL & MINNIN.
81 Hinckley Block
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ASDEEaON-fa Seattle, ~ this family
residence, - Cherry street.. TIessiAy {.
February l. l.ss.. Asgrs1tna 81. net8sea
wife OF A g AaGerzsn. of pnss sf1SFstzs
ased IS years II naons1s and "A days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LATIMEE--The funeral Of William G.
Latimer will take place from fhe chapel
OF Bonasy * Stewart this a3terE..9E3 81
o'clock under the agsp!cez % Miller
Post. q. A. IL InEe~nG1t. Lake View
Cemetery
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notices under fkeSe headings. fae same
seezll Be sefs al he has ness oMlee Of IN =
paper. No charge Is made Tor zsc1 no
-sceE-
Funerai notices, resolutions CT Other
special sn149neeuselk< zsA be charged
~ the rate Of - -rnss per tire each tg-
sertion. pC2T-fSTEIsL8GENr 80.
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SKAGUAY AND DYEA FREIGHT. II.
Dempsey x Co. are prepared TO make
contracts for immediate delivery OF all
kinds of freight at SkaSuay and Dyea:
limited amount of lumber viii be taken.
The large AL bark Highland Light vi |
be dispatched about February Isl with
all kinds o. freight. live stock. lumber.
etc. First come, first served. IL Column
bia street.
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ENGINEERS Am CONTRACTORS

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
so&aetfE A1i contractors hrSfge ausI5-
5ss sLe0saiE- naTe2E lE7provens as and
~91e3ss Ea@tEar.as- Castles stree. 4aa
E.Fst avenue soatA
ss-N ll~S BRIDGE COMPANY bailaers
SO tFAces f1r rstIryte.t. s~s htn0n-~.s.-
k-sf a4l t.EE ire@s,e ara waars hsS.slsax
e. Se+}'i~ N1i-sasl Balk building
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fitted dozen steamship companies with
= full line of stationery and printing.
Will give YOU the benefit of the expert
cree gained; gu. forms are the best, our
prices right. METROPOLITAN Printing and
Binding Co.. Dexter Horton Bank build
ing. First avenue south and Washing
ton streets.
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EMPLOY MExT NANrEp-rEMALE

WANTED -Sfenographer seven years
experience I'm general afftess Of a rals-
ruaa company wants position ~ Aarrh
tsocner II necdesi,. understands clerical
s'0'a. Address X. care PoSt+ingeiiiSesl-
Ger
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KLoxDfkE-INrORMArIoy.

kT.fsA NEaS yrsla n :
Compilation tieather bounol o. ire Mining
and Land Laws OF Alaska. the NoTfn-
West Territory and British Columbia.
containing also much Instructive ana Naa-
LIZ bic miscellaneous matter OF official
character, which said book mas betn
favorgely reviewed by the Pcst-InieiH-
gencsr and the Times. as a werk OF STest5
value 10 thoese who are going 70 me geta
ns1as-Gndy 5e had IN quantity al ! I'D,
eTal discount Make I'D your CLUBS ana
secure club rates. Address for inter-
view. john Aubrey jones. IL Pine street.
City.
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WANTfp-~s woman sten0gFapher. fAnli-
tar with dspusiI ict taking. prsra ring b.
gal papers. general correspondence. etc
would like position: law or railroad work
preferred Adssrszss {. l.. care Post-In-
ts,igeng.sr
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ATTENTION. MILLER POST. q, A. r.
The commander is compelled 70 make che
sad announcement Of the death or Com
rade william T.atimsF The funeral
ohseauiss will be under the direction OF
the poss. on Wednesday today kcbra@
ary 2. Isas, a; o'clock y. m. from The
Undertaking paEicrs Of Bonncy * Slew
art. Comrades vii assemble at ! o'clock
al their posi- room in Hinckley block and
proceed IN body to Bonney & Stewards.
On Third ayenIs. and from thence 20
Lake View cemetery, where his remains
win be buried. Comrades ef Stevens posi-
and all veterans are requested 20 Join us.
LYMAN s.. k$ArP.
Commander.
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FREE KLONDIKE INFORMATION b.
reau and Purchasing Agency. We are
iusi from Dawson and can furnish You
the latest Information IN regard 10 routes.
outfits. the best locations fer claims etc
Rooms - and % Safe Deposit building,
Seattle. Telephone, Main 4si.
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KLONDTKE information. important and
free OF charge for one week only, by cali
ing al room Is, Sullivan building. 10
First avenue.
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EMPLOY MENr wAxTED-NALE

WANTED Experienced registered phar-
maciat wishes nerma ncnt position In sefy
or elsewhere willing tn work hard. Ai-
dress X T.. care post-Inteilgencer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY japanese as cook
or any Kind Of work, good references. NJ
p care pcst. Intelligence
WANTED--Ffrst-cias marine chief enrf-
neer wants situation. Address ISIS Third
avenue. room 81
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w.>rEp-sEcoNp- CLOTHING

MsNTED-SECoND-H CLOTHING
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for ladies.
ami genttrEDfn's fasf-oH clothing The
Veil 30 ~sTFf-srr+ ssNp~ffs
-HisCEfLsNFors.
SEATTLE AIESSE\G CT ar co. sI4 Second
Wants 70 &c ft-- yuGr packages. prornar
srN.cc @iaaT4eseed. 1893 O. X. box or
phone MAn la
MANrEL-~Gree coF3waod In sg8 70 ssss
cord lets Apply 10 r. r. Drum moae.
Flyer sh9Ff.
y Ant f-Et-S4fe. taea.lm sized. aescr.ta,
Address T. 7 frre Fas--E 9, H. ffs srs~r..r
DREs>S<AGNG
MADAME FERGUSON has removed her
,tfessvs2 KING p3risrs from t9e tsrsss3s ut 4 3
htas41t4S 81 the IhtrE3 Ga0F O. Fssssfvs
boss SecaGd AEeuEe and C0sur1e{a
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HELP wANIEn-eEuNLE.

WA>TEn--t'aok for a small hotel. SO.
ehaaabvrmaid. SiS. dining rr0sn girl. TWO
women az the same place So Nalfrs sses.
second girl. ccoks fer families samFs.
boarding houses ard mills. AassessaFk
81 and 81. Your choice at Cranes. Ia,
Washington street.
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NoTICE-Letters for Dawson City. az ect.
James b. Churchill OF Fort Size llc2on-
Wash leaves Icr the klonGiks direct on
or about January -. Any le1srs Int~ust-
ed 10 him viii he delivered 1t Dawson
without delay; forward same % aim Al
Fort Steilacosorr WASH incloSin= 81 s1r-
rier's fee References. DR.. F. l. God
dard. superintendent w. w. n. l.. tcrt
Steiiacoon: Hon. NJ ]. Gordon. ASSOC aIe
Justice supreme court, Tacoma, DR.. J. B.
Loughary NJ. D.. Seattle; ZION. ~ T. van
de Vanter. X, nj. Wash. MAJ. + 1. MAC
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THE ARGONAUT oUTFITTING. con-
pany-" Everything 10 eat work VIII
ard wear; for Copper river direct; We
will dispatch the A schooner LIZZIE
Colby i4s tons net register. for copper
river. Valdez pass. without transfer,
about February ?. iSss: fare $50. accom-,
modalions for ninety passengers anu
freight. The Argonaut Ou-ntuEg COM
pany, los Yesle- avenue.
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO ST. MI
chael and Dawson City; Knocked down
boats. boilers. etc. at re4Sona Die rates;
special facilities; viii contract with par
ties to take freight and passengers 10
st. Michael: first boat Will leave Seattle
about April LIST. 10 give parties chance
70 build river boats before Yukon opens
up. For freight ard passage see L. r.
Dempsey, agent and vessel broker. III
Columbia street.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for ladies'
ami gentlemen s east-oH clothing The
Net7 s-f Sss-s'-4 sge~frs xr-v7~
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KL0NDTkE SOCIAL lzpah Temple.
Rsthbona Sisters. will give a kfondike
social ct Collins hau, Friday evening.
February 4 Special feature. talk on
KIondike by Zach f. Hickman. Dancing
and Refreshments afterward Admission
&c per couple. Everybody cordially In
yite3
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-13
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Jan. 12.-To-day's market
for securities was of much the same
character as yesterdays. The principal
interest was centered on the Union Paci
fic and a n&mber of its affiliated compa-
MES and in Northern Pacific, which were
the leading factors of strength, while or
the other hand, Sugar continued under
a weight of depression as was the case
yesterday. A new feature OF special
strength was Chesapeake and Ohio which
advanced a point on heavy buying.
Transactions were on very large scale
and the heavy dealings of large operators
backed by the powerful interests were
manifest all through the market. These
large operations attracted a considerable
following both amongst the smaller trad
ers and from outside sources. Commits
sion house business was in fact quite
noticeable in the days trading. 1t was
obvious hewever, that realizing ON a
large scale was going on in different parts
OF the list coincidently with the strength
In other parts.
THE anthracite coalefs were weaR and
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SALE OF LAND.

Under and by virtue Of the power of
sale contained in a deed of trust execut-
ed " ~. P. O'Neal and Mary e. O'Neal.
his wife, to B. F. Montague, trustee,
and by said B. f. Montague assigned
to George H. Snow, will, on Tuesday,
the 1st day of February, 1898, at the
Court House door in the city of Raj
eigh, at II m. o'clock, sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following described
real estate, to-wit: A tract Of land
lying and being in st. Matthews town.
ship, Wake county, and more particu-
larly described as follows: Adjoining
the lands Of w. T. Hodge, ]. L. Wat
son, Louisa Lassiter and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a stake, w. T.
Hodges corner, thence south 31a de-
grees west 10 poles to a stake Mary
Watkins corner, thence north 50 de-
grees west 142 poles to a dogwood In
II. Kelly's line, thence north 215 de-
grees east ia poles to a stake, thence
142 poles to the beginning, and said
to contain 99ss acres as will more fully
appear by reference to Registers office
Of Wake County, Book So, Page BOG.
This Jan. list, 1898.
e. McO. SNOW, Administrative Of
Geo. II. Snow, Trustee.
1-1-3Ot.