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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Rose Newerburg is i'll at the
sanitarium with grip.
Hon. L.. A. Hughes returned from an
Albuquerque trip last night.
w. II. Cluley and wife left last night
for Providence, r. L.. their home.
III. E. Byens. OF Las Vegas, is in the
capital on business and a guest at the
Exchange.
J. A. Montelius and wife, of Piper
City, ILL.,, are in the capital today and
stopping at the Palace, on a trip through
the west.
Hon. Roman A. Baca. member of the
house from Valencia county, has been
very sick, but is now thought to be i'm
proving.
Frank Emerson. a StOckman from Pc
cos, is in the capital today looking after
business matters, and is stopping at the
Exchange.
James X. Hunt. of Cimarron, a stock
man, and brother of Charles Hunt, is in
the city for the day, and is stopping at
the Palace.
County Commissioner J. L. McLaugh-
lin came up from San Pedro last even
ing on business matters and is u guest
at the Palace.
Manager Il. A. Schomberg, of the
Maxwell land grant, is in the capital
today from Ration on business and is a
guest at the Palace.
+. j. Murray, of the Dona Ana Coun-
ty Republican, came up from Las Cruces
last night on legislative business and
registered at the Palace.
A. Singer, travelling man for Gruns-
field Bros. of Albuquerque, came up
last night from the south on a business
trip, and stopped at the Claire.
DR.. Francis Crosson, formerly of this
city and Albuquerque, has located at
Minneapolis, MINI, and has an office at
1917 Central avenue in that city.
w. A. Hawkins, ESQ.,, solicitor for the
FL Paso & Northeastern road, came up
last night from Ell Paso on special bust
ness, and registered at the Palace.
Mrs. Fannie Ewing. of Missouri, who
has for some months been stopping at
the sanitarium, left yesterday for
Boulder, Colo, to visit her sister.
Jose r. Sanchez, a ranchman from
Tome, Valencia county, came up last
night on business with the land office,
and is stopping at the Exchange.
p. H. Hill, Of Espanola, who with his
wife and son, have been spending the
last three weeks in this city, returned
north this morning to their home.
Deputy United States Marshal Hall
vent to Albuquerque this afternoon,
where he will make his headquarters,
visiting the capital occasionally.
Sister Hyacinth, of the order of
Sisters of Charity, came up from Albu-
querque yesterday on a visit to the
sisters in this city. She returned this
evening.
Marion Littrell, ex-sheriif of Colfax
county, and one of the best officers the
county ever had, came down last night
from Cimarron, and is a guest at the
Palace.
Jack Horner. of the bridge depart
ment of the d. & r. g., started for
Chama this morning. He was figuring
on his chances of getting there in the
snow storm.
Sol. E. Levi, representing q st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, iobbing house. arrived from
the east last night and is registered at
the Claire while calling on local mer-
chants today. |
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-03

Rev. w. II. Moore, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, received by wire the
sad intelligence this morning, that his
father. a worthy and highly esteemed
citizen of New Wilmington, Pa. had
died.
Mrs. j. j. Lesson and daughter. who
came up from Socorro in attendance on
Mr.. Lesson who has been dangerously
i'll, returned south this afternoon. Mr..
Lesson is able to be up, and will remain
in the city perhaps several weeks.
Hon. II. D. Burns is confined to his
room at the sanitarium with a severe
attack of rheumatism, and yesterday
was unable to see visitors. His daughter,
Miss Emma Burns, is also quite i'll with
the grip.
A. j. Anderson and the Misses An
derson, of Taos, who are back from a
California trip, went north this morn
ing. Mr.. Anderson says there is a vast
difference between the orange grove
weather in southern California and the
weather prevailing in this country to-
day.
William Sparks, a physician of Willis,
San Miguel county, anne over last
night OF II business trip to the capital,
and is stopping at the Exchange. He
says the prospect for stock and agri-
culture in his section are very promis-
ing on account of the large amount of
snow which guarantees good range feed
and good condition of soil for crops.
A. R. Gibson, of Cleveland, returned
south last night from Taos county. He
was intending to driver over to Springer,
but the snow storm proved so severe
that no one would venture to make the
trip through Moreno valley with him.
So he had to come back, and may go
the all rail route. Mr.. Gibson brings
back samples of fine placer sands show
ing what good stuff there is in the
placers in the northern part of the
territory. He will await here until he
hears from Mr.. Rock, who went to
E~lizabethtown yesterday. Mr.. Gibson
reported the situation quiet at present
in Taos,
Max. Pracht, the untitled special
agent of the general land Office, has re-
turned to Santa Fe with a frosty smile
and a cold weather story to beat the
Klondike. He was up in the mountains
of the Pecos river forest reservation.
when he saw the storm coming and by
hard driving got down to the railroad
in time for No. II, and before his small
bottle was quite drained. He thinks
there will be enough snow on the re-
serve this year to keep the fish in the
Pecos wet all summer, besides insuring
good pasturage for sheep and cattle.
Max. thinks he will go down and Jolly
the bad men of the Alamogordo country
a bit for a change of climate.
Mrs. Swank and daughter, Miss Sallie.
who have been in Santa Fe for nearly a
year past for the benefit of the l~atter's
health, will leave for their home in Fort
Scott, Kas., tomorrow night.
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Nervous Dyspepsia.
To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Well, to Know
What Appetite and Good
Digestion Mean.
MAKE A TEST OF sTUART's DYs
PEPsIA TABLETS.

No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having it think their nerves arc
to blame and are surprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicines. The
real seat of the mischief is lost sight Of.
The stomach is the organ to be looked
after.
Nervous d%yspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach, nor
perhaps any of the usual symptoms of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach so much
as in nearly every organ. Iii some
cases the heart %palpitates and is ir-
regular; in others the kidneys are af-
fected; in others the bowels are consti-
pated, with-headaches; still others are
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-03
CONTENTS

First Page-Telegrapllic News
and Miscellaneous.
Second Page-EditOrial; Hills.
bOrO Mining District, Part iii.
Third Page-StOry of the Day;
Fashions for the Ladies.
Fourth Page-LcgisIativc Pro-
ceedings; Legislative Pointers;
Local.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-03
Fire Sale.

Our entire stock of kodaks, having
been slightly damaged by water, will be
sold at greatly reduced prices. Fischer
g. Co
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-03

LOST-On last evening, between the
residence of j. j. Sheridan and the
court house, a pocket book containing
money and other valuable articles. A
handsome reward will be paid for it's re-
turn to the New Mexican office.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-03
TERMS OF COURTS IN NEW MEXICO.

Hon. T. B. Catron has introduced a
bill in the, council which fixes the time
for holding District and Supreme'courts.
The bill has passed both houses. The
regular term of the Supreme court is to
be held in Santa Fe commencing on the
first Wednesday after the first Monday
in January of each year. All appeals,
writs of error, bonds, summonses, cita-
tions and other purposes, which would
otherwise be r%eturnable at a different
time hereafter, are made to be returna-
BILE on the first day of said term in Janu-
airy, 1900, but this section shall not be
construed to prevent the holding of an
adjourned term of said court which has
already been fixed by said court.
The terms of District court for the
various counties and districts shall be
held as follows: First judicial district
County of Santa Fe, at the county seat,
the first Mondays Of September and
March each year. San Juan county,
third Mondays Of April and October.
Rio Arriba county, second Mondays of
May and November. Taos, first Mon
days of June and December. Second
judicial misunderstanding county,
third Mondays in March and September.
Valencia county, first Mondays Of
March and September Third judicial
district-Dona Ana county, first Mon
days April and October. Grant county,
first Mondays of March and September.
Otero county, first Mondays of May and
November. Fourth Judicial district
San Miguel county, second Mondays of
May and November. Union county,
first Mondays of March and September.
Colfax county, third Mondays Of March
and September. Mora county, third
Mondays of April and October. Qua
dalupe county, fourth Mondays OF June
and December. Fifth judicial district
Socorro county, fourth Monday of
April and second Monday of November.
Eddy county, fourth Monday Of Feb
ruary and second Monday Of September.
Lincoln county, first Monday of April
and third Monday of October.
Should any other counties be hereaft-
er created and no time fixed for holding
terms of a District court therein, the
district Judge of the district to which
the county may be annexed, shall fix
the time,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-03
FOR AN INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT.

An insurance bill has been introduced
in the council by Hon. James s. Duncan,
of San Miguel county, which provides
for the creation of an insurance depart
ment of the territory and appointment
of a superintendent of insurance who
shall be In charge of the laws now in
force or hereinafter enacted. He shall
maintain an Office in Santa Fe and
perform all the duties now required of
the territorial auditor, treasurer or
other territorial officers connected with
the insurance business, and shall have
charge of all books, papers, bonds,
mortgages, certificates, blanks and
other papers pertaining to insurance.
His salary Is payable out of the ''insur-
ance fund" created, and is fixed at
80, 200 per annum. The bill further pro-
vides that every insurance company
doing business In the territory shall pay
the following fees: For filing certified
copies of articles Of incorporation, $50;
for filing power of attorney and state
ment preliminary to admission, $50; for
filing copy of charter or deed of settle
ment and examination, $25; for GER
tificate of authority to transact bust
ness, IS; for each copy of certificate of
authority for use of agent, 81; for each
copy of any other paper filed, 20 cents
per folio of 100 words; for certifying
any paper, 81; examination and APP
proval of securities deposited, 1875. All
insurance companies, partnerships or
associations engaged in the transaction
Of insurance business, shall annually,
on or before the 1st of March, pay to
the superintendent of insurance, 2 per
cent of the gross amount of premiums
received or written in the territory
during the year ending the previous
31st day Of December, and the superin-
tendent of insurance shall within ten
days after the receipt of any fees or
percentages pay the same over to the
territorial treasurer for deposit in the
insurance fund, which fund is to be
used solely for d~efraying the expenses
Of the insurance department.
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,s shown to be unhstorical by a number OF
Chaldean tablets and inscriptions. There was
no siege Of Babylon; Cyrus entered 1t peacefully'
Relshazzar was not the King OF Babylon at the
time and he was not the son OF Nebuchadnez-
Ear, but Of Nabonad the reigning King Ana
instead Of being a worshipper OF Jehovah cyrus
is shown to have been Il polytheist
The SECOND part Of the volume relates to the
classical al Archaeology Of Egypt, Greece and Rome
while The third gives brief resume OF archao-
logical finds relating to the Early Church.
While these finds give us no important new facts
concerning early Christianity. they do give many
helpful hints as to the daily life and conduct OF
the primitive Christians. IT is learned, for In
stance that they did not court martyrdom, as Is
so often asserted. but that on the contrary they
tired as far as possible without the sacrifice Of
principle TO conform 10 the life around them.
We also learn that most Christian congregations
were in the eyes Of the law only burial societies.
They were organized as such because Christi
anity. being an illegal religion, could have no
legal corporate existence, while burial societies
were not only legal, but very popular, and so we
may say that Christianity. which began at the
grave OF its Founder lived most Of Its early
life In the cemetery. carving over the rest
ing places Of the faithful departed, Not dead,
but entered into life"
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who asked him to recommend a young man as
a leader writer for his paper. DR.. Jowett men
toned one who was brilliant scholar another
who had fine taste in literature "A third who
had remarkable gifts Of style. a fourth who was
given TO original thinking. mo. none OF these -
said the great newspaper proprietor, cOntemptu-
ously brushing them aside The man | want
is the man who will write good sense In highly
bombastic language"
But that view OF the composition OF a lead
Ing article does not generally prevail In news
paper offices. In most Offices indeed II Is the
custom OF the editor TO draw his prosac blue
pencil ruthlessly through the sentences contain
ing the higher flights OF eloquence OF his leader
writers No dithyrambs. sill vous plait Mr..
Morley would remark dryly. as he returned me
my article with all the most telling passages
struck out" Mr.. W. T. Stead wrote In a char
acter sketch OF Mr., John Morley as Editor Of
THE Pail Mall Gazette" He was a great stick .
Ter for severity OF style and restraint and So
briefly Of expression. He was always down on
my besetting temptation to bawl. when a word
In an ordinary tone would be sufficient" And
50 II Is with many editors.
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Books anb publications.
Books ano publications.
important Announcement

owing to the unprecedented demand tor
~ "The letters of Robert Louis Stevenson,
the first large edition of the work, which was cx-
nected TO suffice for the holiday season, exhausted
within few days of publication. A second edition.
necessarily smaller on account of the lmposslb'ty
of securing the requisite quantity of paper, was I'M
medatey printed, and of this only limited NUMBER
remain unsold A third edition of 5000 sets is now
printing but it is doubtful if these will be ready
before Christmas
7mrHr ,NX
g.
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The Approximate amount Of the lien or charge 20 ann
which the above described property Is 10 be sold
~ eniy one thousand hve hundred dollars. with inass
day ~ FEBRUARY 1890. sether "
allowance amounting to about three hundred -
ninctytwo and 80 100 dollars and interest thereon w
the 9Th day Of November 1890 together with the sxpsns
OF the sale. and taxes for the year 1899 amounting
three hundred and nnety six and SO 100 dollars and
and Croon water rate for the year iss amounting
nine and 80 100 dollars and interest and Cro,.s
for the 1899 amounting to niney-pi''
and O0-ioO dollars and interest.
Dated New York. November 10Th, 1899
HENRY r. NcGOWN,
Referee.
The sale Of the above described premises 10 hefsI
adjourned Tuesday, December 10th. 1899. at the 49,
hour aud place.
Dated New York. December 9th 1890 -
CTPIiAS BRAINERp, Refers
Plaintiffs Attorney ~.-
~ Cedar Street Borough OF Manhattan New YORK Wv
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foreclosure Sales.
e,TpRESIE CORR. COUNTY OF NV


STPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YoRK-Henrietta ". Parker Plaintiff against
Margaret QuIn. Defendant.
In pursuance Of Judgmen, Of Foreelosure and sas
6th day OF December 1899. the undersigned me hes
In said judgment named viii sell az PUBIC Aucilon. n
the Exchange Sales Rooms now located a. No III
Broadway. in the Borough ~ Manhattan olty ~ New
York the 3rd day Of January 1900 al u ococt nooa
on that day by Peter r. Meyer Auctoneer thr premises
directed by said judgment be sold. and therein d.
Al that certain lot piece or parcel q LANG me, WIN u.
York bounded described follows. BEGiSNING a.
point on Sortherly side Of Eighty third street di'
ant hundred and ninety eight feet and esnt Inches
Wsstwardly ihe NOrthvesterly corner or Eighty
third Street and Columbus Ave- running thence Vest
wardly along thu Northery side OF Eighty third s,es.
sixteen four inches thence Nor'hwardy parallel
with Columbus par, OF the way through the
centre Of a party wall ono hundred and two feet and two
inches 10 the centre ~ 'te block. between Eighty third
and Eighty fourth SIS thence Tas,wsrdly along sad
centre line feet and four inches, thence SOUTH
wardly parallel with Columbus Avenue ard part or ts
way through tho centre ~ another party wall one hun
feet and two inches - The Northery sds Of
Eighty third street az the place Of beginning
Dated New YORK.. December 9. 1899.
ALGERNOS &. NORTON. Referee
FRANCIS r. PARKER. Attorney for Plsintni
IS William Street. New York city.
Street number Of this property Is i2i
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SO ~,

The approximate amount 81 the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is 70 be sold. 10
So 0si 80 100 with thereon from the 4h
December. 1899. together with and allowances
amounting s5s n3I00 with interest from eth day
December 1899 togeher with the expenses Of the
The Approximate amount NJ assessments, or other
liens which be allowed the purchaser out Of hs
purchase money, paid by the Referee lie $50 40 ara
Interest.
Dated New York, December S. 1899.
AIGERNON s. NORTON Referes.
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10eth Street
The Approximate amount Of the lien charge 10
satisfy which the above described property 70 b sold
is nineteen thousand dollars. with Interest thereon from
the goth day Of November 1895 1ess $500 paid on
count ~ INTEREST,". together with costs and allowances
amounting 10 about three hundred ninety-fye and
s5 100 dollars togethe- with the expenses Of sale
also taxes for 1890, amounting 70 three
bred and ninety-sx and s6-oo dollars and interest a
,roton water for the year 1899 amounting 70
hundred and 80 100 dollars and interest.
Dated New York, November 18th. 1899.
JOHN VI. STODDARD.
Referee
The sale the above described premises 10 hereby ID
journed 10 Friday December l5th 1890. the ssns
hour and place.
Dated New York Dec. sth 1902
JOHN w. sToDpARp.
CEPHAS BRArSERD Ref-rr.
Plaintiffs Atty,
~ Cedar St.. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
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5nrroaaies Notlree.


IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon James
N. Varnum. Surrogate OF the County Of New York
Notice is hereby giseu al. persons having claims
against Franklin t. Barnes. late OF the County OF New
present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers their OF transactlng business
40 Wall street Borough of Manhattan in The civ OF
New York on before 10th day Nav next ~ ad
New York. tn Eth day Of Noyember, 1899 EMMA
Administrations. WEEKES BROTHERS. Atiys Tor Al .
mlnstrators No rs Wall Street Borough Of Manhattsn
York
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4 DNERT1sEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribuns
received at their Uptown once, No LAP broadway
~ door north Of 3ls until clock % m. adv.r,.e
menis received at the following branch al regular
once rates until o'clock p m. viz "a sth ave. g. .
ana lth ~; l42 Columbus ave, West 66th lOa
Wes, 42d ct. sthraVe po Fast Ith..t 49, ~"
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IN Pursuance Of an order Of Hon. Inme,

" Varnum. Surrogate OF the County OF New
YORK notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Timothy Hogan. late OF the County York
deceased to present the same with the vouchers
10 the Subscribers at their place 81 trhnsacng
A. the once Of Messrs Butler, hoffman Joline Myn
derse, No "a Wall Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan
city Of New York. before the 10th OF Aprii
nsIt Dated New York. October .th. 1899. JOHN LEE
ERNEST J. SIMPSON, MARGARET ". HOGAN FIT.
teutors. BuTIFR, HOFFMAN JoLINE & MYNDERsT
Attorneys for Executors. 50 Wall York CITY
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miscellaneous.

>(cS~~~~>~~~~>~o~~N~~~~~~-
'NlQtE Holiday Novelties. Sterling Silver articles
" Partisan Jewelry. Delicious Perfumery Our goods
although exceedingly reasonable most exclusive and
not 10 be duplicated elsewhere. JAMMES, W. 31th-
ear 9th Ave.
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IS PURsUANCE OF an oraer of Hon. lanes

NJ vsrnum a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all having claim.
against William A. Jones. late Of the County OF New
York deceased to the with thereof
10 the subscriber at his place Of transscnE business
the ofce OF Wlmore ANYWAY No. III broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan In the city OF New York. before ~,
20,h day ot March Dated New York the 27th law
OF September, 1890. ISAAC 4. JONES Executor. Will,
MORE ANYWAY, Attorney for Executor. III Broadway
ROrouEh OF Manhattan N Y
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Miss Knowton has produced not only vaiu
able book for art students, but psychological
study. the veracious portrait Of an artist'-CIhe
Chicago Evening Post
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


Francis Louis slade plaintiff. against Gse'ana cir
In pursuance OF judgment foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
date the Sth day OF November 1922 the undersigned
the referee In said Judgment named will sell at public
auction at the New York Real Estate Sa.esroom NO. III
Broadway. In the Borough Of Manhattan CITY or New
York on the 9Th day OF December 1899 At II oei?ss
noon on that lay, by Bryan l. Kennedy auctioneer me
premises directed by said judgment TO Be sod ana 'he'n
cA5cribed follows: - 49,.
Al that certain lot piece parcel OF land, win ns
building thereon erected situate lying and being IN "
Clty County and State OF New York and bounced NV
described as follows:
Beginning point the southerly side Of one hus
dred and Ninth street distant hundred feet
frofn the corner formed by the Intersection OF the
Size or One Hundred and Ninth street with me wss'.s;
s1a OF Columbus avenue: running thence souther! -.
parallel with said Columbus avenue one hundrea a., a..
end eleven inches thence westerly, and parallel wih o
Hundred and Ninth street twenty-five feet; thence norm
cry and parallel with said Columbus avenue ana PAT
the Way through party wall. one hundred zee, AZ
eleven inches to the southery side OF one Hunced ~
Ninth street and thence easerly and along said sou'hsy
side Of one Hundred and Ninth street. twenty-five IN
to the point or place OF beginning. -.....
Bens part OF the same premises conveyed 70
Cirro. one OF the parties thereto Of ths nrst pAs
deed dated the Goth day Of December 1895 end reco
IN the ONCE Of the Register Of the city and C9uny
New York, the 2lst day OF December 1888, IN A"'
%. Cons Section I. page 226.
HENRY P NeGowN.
CEPHAs BRAINERD Referee
Plaintiff Attorney,
once and Post Once address IL Cedar street. bor0Us'
OF Manhattan. New York City.
losth Street.
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BATH ST. JUST WEST OF BROADWAY
ApcOr rrTI,Iy EIpEppoOE Rates 81. so per day
Ap"OA@O HN' 'i'i and upwards.
THEATRE PARTIES A SPECIALITY.
Restaurant a la Carte
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