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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-25
THE TERRITORIAL PRESS.
HON. PEDRO SANCHEZ.
lSilNan GitN Entprnrisa

HON.
(Silver City Enterprise.)
Hon. Pedro Sanchez, of Taos, N. NJ,
has been appointed census supervisor
for the territory by the president. There
We're others in the competition for the
place, but the selection made by the
president was the best, and shows that
he is we'll informed upon New Mexico
affairs.
TRIBUTE TO JUDGE PARKER.
Carlsbad Argus.)
The grind of court business has been
constant the past week, and although
at times there has been a tendency to
dila%toriness, everything has moved
along in a reasonably rapid n
Judge Parker is not a man to counte-
nance delay, and insists upon prompt
procedure in all cases. This fact has
greatly expedited business, and is re-
sponsible for the wiping out of the
greater number of cases on the docket
Coming into the district practically q
otidii5ei, ouu6S AoiheA iIoS "oA uAi
versal respect and esteem by his earnest
and positive administration of Judicial
affairs. He is courteous, but firm
pleasant, but determined; and to put il
tersely, hes the court a very neces-
sary and greatly to be desired condi-
ton, in the humble opinion of the Ar
gus. He will leave here with the warm
and with the confidence of all citizens
who have followed the proceedings OF
the court. He will have added to his
own record as a presiding officer, and
the records Of the fifth judicial district
will show a most satisfactory term OF
court for Eddy county.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-25

phalanxes will be drawn up in battle
array. Choose to-day the banner under
which you will fight"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-25
PEcOs VALLEY { NORTHEASTERN RY.

Central Time)
Train No. / leaves Pecos daily $3.50 al
NJ, arrives Carlsbad 7:3o a. M, Roswell
HAS p. M, Amarillo $50 p. M, con
Meeting with A., T. & s. f. and F. w.
& D. G.. Rys.
Train No. 2 leaves Amarillo daily 5:35
a. M, arrives Roswell 1898 p. M, Carls-
bad 6:15 p. m, Pecos 10:40 p. m. con-
Meeting with the Texas & Pacific Ry.
Stages for Lincoln, White Oak and
Nogal, N. M, leave Roswell, N NJ,
daily except Sunday at Z .. m.
For low rates, for information regard.
ng the Of this valley, prices
Of lands, ETC., address
d. b. NICHOLS
General Manager,
DON D. DONAHUE, Carlsbad, h. n.
Gen. Frt and Pass Agent,
Carlsbad, n. u.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-25
BY THE
Mexican
Central
Railway

you can reach tie
very heart Of Mexico.
The Mexican Central
Railway 10 STANDARD
gauge throughout and
offers all c0nven-
ences c. modern rail-
way travel. For rates
and further informs
tion address
b. J. KUHN
Conf Agt. FL PssO, Tex.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-09-25
AT LAW.

CHAS. A. SPIESS.
Attorney at law. Will practice in all terri
torial courts. East Las Vegas, N, M.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22

SHELTE4 -xns,anler % Al fhs family resffsoee
Thirty -2sst sveuae moth and kazs Jon. stress.
MARX G. Shssites. & essasssnSsissa' sssa = seas
n5oashf
Funeral ssryires vii hs hsla .. the A&iitoa
Street M T. eturcti "Wednesday ~ u s. Ia iS'
tefnent at fakettsw ceEastsFy.
wfI.soN-The funeral SERVICES s1y Mrs ssksse a.
Wilson viii be l.ssd today at II 9. na from 1t
Clements church
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Ths Post-rntsliissncw has established branch
estved until 10 p M sseh dag Tbs rates charged
Of ths branch agencies are tbs same - 81 tns
Port intelligence business Office. Cash ada oniy
viii be taken a. branch assncssa Following y the
list Of sgsnctss:
YoSke Darsington's drug store,
Second q ssaae ana lfke.
broadway Pharmacy. r. Il. Fisher,
broadway And James.
Renton Hill Pharmacy, Twenty.
arst and East Jeaerson.
Walla Walla Pharmacy, Twenty
Arst and East jefferson.
FPesboFn's Pharmacy, Ninth av-
enue sOuth and Jackson.
shirtle1's Drug store. Twenty-
ahira avenuc hossh and Jackson.
schmtts' Drug store, Ioz2 Howell,
corner 0orea.
North Seattle Pharmacy, Battsry
and First aveaue.
A. e. Gays Pharmacy, Denny way
and Fifth avenue north.
r. y. Costtxaa's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne avsnue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy. Dallard av-
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue.
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Licenses 20 rsd we're tssae6 yesterday fsr tasa
". Finnsy fH5 ard Lizzie sfsssh~n&sp fHH. eers
Of seattle. StanlsT Jaans fiss q Dstrci.. Mir e
CHARTS 81 s.aaord fBl sssd eta fousaesfY ~.
beth Of srzttie William Peel tZsl. Il sss.rls ard
Edith If Damage q Portland. Or, Kari '. isFe.
ly Ga. Of Pcrsian1 Or, saa A@ass MsfG ~. "a
esastse: Eler W. Smith - ard BersAz caFFliss
az tSsh a Seattle
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements uD9eR any
heaagng In esassaAeA eeluans,
IL . wesA eash fssestieat nas-
lmum charge, 26c. ClassaaeA
Advertisements running one
J a0ath without change Of eoDy,
$50 per llae (ssven words
e0unt % ltaeD. Ons three ,
0oaths' order. ei.S6 Per taas
per nonth, En- stx DontAs' or
} der, el.1o per 1tne per month,
On yeasly osAsP, u per lans
per nonth.
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HELP wAxTEp-MALE AND FEMALE

SHORTHAND AND TYpEWRTTTNti-
Private Instruction 30 limited number. OF
flce and court reporting Three months
course. JNpewrlters for exclusive use
Positions furnished, Written guarantee
Mercantile Shorthand and Typewrftinr
Agency. Dexter Horton Bank building. II
II Adams manager
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
County, Washington. In the onof14
the estate of John Cruieksnank. -

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT on
County, Washington. In the o1eI
the estate of John Crulckshank. oec
No. 2.9s2-Notice OF AdminisfratQrS
Notice is hereby given that y. "a
administrators OF said estate. ~
an order of sale made on NOV. ~ t
the Hon. Il. II. Benson. judge OF seSQ t
will sell at public auction TO the ~
bidder for cash, the property hertz
scribed, at the hour OF II oclOck
on Thursday, December 9TH, IL. -
entrance on the west side OF the go ~
house OF King County. Wasnineton y
City of Seattle: said property - 1880 -
as follows, to-wit: Lots SIX W. sesSa ~
eight ~ and nine Co. In block II ~ a.s<
seven 90. situated In the plat OF tne ~. r.
of E.ngiewood. now known az the w wat
Issaquah. In said King Counsy, -
with the improvements thereon' w1tx a
cent. of the purchase price 10 ISN
the time of sale, and the balance g
upon the confirmation or SAID 49, .sSs,s ~
AdministfaSNs
FRED II. PETERSON.
Attorney for Administering, ia. a.aff1n.
Wash.
NOTICE IN BANKRuPTC!--ll.N ~ ~
District Court of the unted 49,
the District OF washington ~.
Division. In the matter OF - = -
nth. Bankrupt. To the creditofs @ ~ ~
above named bankrupt, and 10 ~ cs''s'v
I'm interest. -.
You will take notice that the apos Ts., ~
ed ba nkrupt, L. H. Griffith, has pesua -.
the above entitled court for 2 ~ -
charge from his debts, and that 49, 49,
will be had thereon before fne rsss,i<f
Court OF the United states TOT wsns..s8rrsenL
OF Washington. AT Seattle, ~ ~
on the list day OF December. - = =
O'Clock In the forenoon Of NiM osss ~
which time and place you may Appesf ~. ssss
show cause, II any you have, ~ =
petition should not be granten; 80 Il u
HOPKINS. clerk.
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PROPOSALE will be received q The H.
reau of Supplies and AccouAt8 Navy Dr.
partment. Washington, n. @, uhtl =
O'Clock noon. December & ~, and pub
licly opened Immediately thereafter. q
furnish at the Naval Station, Pufk
ers. FIRE brick. Are clay, hardware, inl5r
er betting, lumber, tools sheet IN ~
iron. Blank proposals viii be fuxnllA4
upon application to the Naval H.
Puget Sound. Wash. or to the AL
A. 8. Kenny, Paymaster General W La
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

THANKSGIVING day prize masquerade
ball Thursday, November 30, at Rankr
hall. Pike street and Fifth avenue, prizes
best representative costume aud cake.
walking; prize dancing. sausic By Nag
nef's First Regiment orehs sira, a4fnlis-
sion a.. grand march at y m sharp
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SEALED proposals will be received ct -
office of the Lighthouse Eugine<r. III
day. the fourth day OF pece61ou. =
and then publicly opened, ~ koSf
for term of years. lou 1ad ~
Section .. Township 70 NORTH H1lOf3
West, Willamette Meridian, c0l11nt i
total area of 50 25-100 acres. and ~
par, of the Point Roberts, Cult u 0elIs
gia. Puget Sound. Washington. H111-
House reservation. Form Of BID an1 -
to be entered into can be seen 1t ~
office. Award TO be made to hSheot =.
sponsible bidder. The right ID reseye4 =
reject any or all bids, and to Mllye ~
defects. w. c. LapEfitt. Captain, sCo4l
OF Engineers. L. 8. A., Enghoef Ilf5s
teenth Lighthouse District.
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The following letters await advertisers
IL this Office.
LODGE NOTICES.

LUI1sE NUTICES.
COMMODORE FooTE. No s.. w H. C..
viii give a social dance Wednesday even.
ing. November Y. az Ranke hall Com
mtttee reserves all rights
GRAND ball, Ranke hall. Thanksgiving
eve, Nov. -. Given under the auspices
OF Auuiia Lodge, No. 81. Degree OF
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss Property.

FOR SALE-A good clean stock of drugs,
druggists notions. paints oils etc. will
accept good real estate in part payment.
only drug store In town: good locas ion for
physician; satisfactory reasons for selling
Address A. II. Eahs. Paseo. Wash
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WARRANTS issued by state, eo1111
cities and school districts az WnIhin61S
purchased; submit offerius1. !.
Cruthers & Co.. Chanber ofCoumnn
Portland, Or.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED - FEMALE

wANTEp-positlon ss housekeepef In no.
tel by an intelligent woman OF expert
ence. best city references. Mrs r.
Slime. 1911 First avenue
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WOMAN with baby months old wnu, /
Ike position a. house keeper. home more
object than pay Address 4 "a care Post
tntsiiigencer.
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SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Chipping Blu
Portland. Or.
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sfCoNp-work by competent experienced
igirl. sOoi references Address NJ =
care PaSi-tntelligencor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMPoSlT1ON-We are now prepared 10
DO composition sor the trade ANY meas
ure), In Nonpareil. Minion. BREWER and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address acknowledgement. Sc
attic.
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COMPETENT aressmaksr. good dos .sus-
and litter desires employment by the
day, s2s Denny Way.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
WEYLER UNDER SUSPICION
Denies Statements Attributed TO Him
Bur Is Being Watched.

Madrid, Aug. 19.-The captain gen
eral of the Balearic islands. AT the in
stance of the government, recently
summoned General Weyler TO explain
his statements in the press. which rep.
resented him CWeylsrl as declaring his
readiness no join the republicans or
royalists, that is 10 say Don Carlos. if
either faction undertook the reorgani-
zation of Spain on lines ne approved.
General Weyler replied that the
newspapers mad unsupported and mis-
interpreted what he had said. He
added that he had repeatedly declared
that he would never accept the ad-
Vances the various parties had made TO
him since he returned from Cuba.
He wished to retain entire liberty of
action in order that he might make de-
cisiOn when he deemed The right time
had come.
1t is understood that General Pol
avieja, minister of war. is watching
General Weyler. and is prepared to-
pounce upon him if he shows dicta-
torial inclinations
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
CHAMP CLARKS ISSUE
He Builds the National Democratic
Platform.

Omaha. Neb., Aug. 19.-Fully. 1000
Douglas county democrats, assisted by
a delegation Of about 300 members Of
the Jeffersonian club OF Lancaster
county, turned cut today 10 attend the
Jacksorian club picnic at Syndicate
park. Hon w J. Bryan accompanied
the Lancaster county delegation.
Congressman Champ Clark of Mis-
souri, was the orator of the day. He
declared that the democratic platform
Of 1900 must be the same as that of
1896 Mr.. Clark declared that the
cvershadowing issue of 1896 was the
question of free coinage and ths.s it
will hold the same position in 1900.
Regarding the Philippine situation. he
declared that President Mckinley has
no policy.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
BRYAN OBJECTS
To Use of His Picture AS Voting
Emblem in KenfuckY.

Frankfort, KY, Aug. 10 DINO
c1c..ic leaders at headquarters say:
William Jennings Bryan will probably
come to Kentucky within short time
to take steps to prevent the use of
his picture os the voting emblem of
the boiling democrats CE The state.
This is due TO the report that leaders
of the movement of the Lexington
convention will try to have adopted
in the resolutions OF that convention
a plank in favor of Bryans picture as
a voting emblem. The rooster was
by tbs Louisville convention
which nominated Goebel. Mr. Bryan
IS expected to enter his protest
againS.. an apparent sanction of the
movement for a new ticket and by
legal process may seek TO restrain the
certifcation of his picture by the new
convention.
Anti-Goebe1 democrats aay they will
use B1yans picture and intimate that
if ne seeks to restrain them it will
cost Mr. Bryan muny VOTES in Ken
tUcky.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20

Foresters. The split between the two
branches was caused by the English
order insisting that the American
branch admit negroes to membership.
This resulted in the organization of
the Foresters Of America at a conven-
ton held in Minneapolis ten years ago.
From a membership of $4,000, it has
grown TO an order of 1920 members
in its subordinate courts, of which
there are now 1912 in the United
States In homer of the visitors there
will be a public welcoming meeting
Monday evening. In the absence of
Governor Pingree, Judge Chaplin will
deliver the address of welcome for the
state Of Michigan and Mayor Maybury
viii speak for the city of Detroit.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
Three Regiments Ordered to San
Francisco Yesterday.

Washington, Aug. 19.-SecrsLary
Root has issued orders today for the
Twenty-seventh, Thirty-first and
Thirty-fourth regiments of volunteer
infantry to proceed to San Francisco
at once. The regiments will sail for
Manila when transports are provided
Orders were issued from the
war department today placing
all the majors. captains and
Eeutenants appointed for the new regi-
ments on recruiting duty to assist the
nearest recruiting officer for one week
and then to conduct recruits to their
respective rendezvous. The first ten
regiments of volunteers are complete
and there is a surplus of 1000 men
for the regiments in the Philippines
and the neNt ten to be raised.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20

National Mining association, the in
surance companies, the Biscuit COM
pany, the National American Distil-
ling company, and even against a
number OF big brewing concerns
which are said to be operating in vIo-
lation CT the law. The insurance peo-
pie ostensibly abolished their pooling
also when the law against that kind of
thing was passed, but since then their
old secretary. Christ HaI.man, con-
Times to conduct in Omaha an insur
ance rate bureau in which he says he
sells to ali companies a rate sheet
which they are necessarily not bound
to observe, but which as a matter of
fact they do observe, the same as they
did the rate sheets when he was their
paid secretary.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
AN INDIANA FESTIVAL.

Wabash, Ind, Aug. 19.-This city is
gay with flags and bunting in honor of
the visitors to the annual festival of
the northern Indiana anG Ohio saeng-
erbunds, which begins tomorrow and
continues until Tuesday. The advance
guard of visitors arrived today and by
tomorrow morning it is expected that
fully 10000 strangers will be in the
city.
The cities most largely represented
will be Toledo, Springfield, Fort
Wayne, Lima, Logansport, Michigan
City, Muncie, Anderson and Itefayette.
The visitors during their stay viii be
entertained by the Wabash Maenner-
chor.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
HE TOLD Hin so
A DOCTOR Who Warned lid nCCOy to
Quit Fighting

San Francisco, Aug. 19-In an in
terview today, DIR. Lewis of this city,
who examined Kid Mccoy when he
WIS here last spring, stated that Nc
Coy's defeat at the hands of McCor-
mack did not surprise him He ad-
vised Mccoy at that tine to quit the
ring for a long time in order 10 give
his shattered nervous system an op-
portunity to recuperate.
Today DR.. Lewis stated that it was
his opinion that Mccoy would never
be champion for the reason that his
constitution is 50 undermined that he
cannot stand punishment.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
ANOTHER TROLLEY FATALITY.
John Gafkin Killed in a Peculiar Man
nsr IN Brooklyn.

New York, Aug. 19.-John Gafkin,
p years old, of Brooklyn, was killed in
that c:.cy in a peculiar manner this
morning by a trolley car.
The mot0rman and conductor saw
Gafkin lying across the northbound
track with his neck on one rail.
The car continued on its way south
about 1900 feet. where an approach
.ng northbound ca was tagged, and
the motorman warned of ths man Iy-
ing en- the track The motorman of
the first car reversed his lever, and
the two cars side by side, ran back to
the point where Gafkin had been sick.
When the cars reached the spot,
however. Gufkin was nct on the track
Instead, his body was found wedged
underneath the first car. literally
ground to pieces. IN some mysterious
way he had got On to the southbound
keeping a sharp watch on the other
.Iack, neglected to see him lying
there Gafkins body was wedgsd un-
der the car 50 tight that wrecking
car hud to be summoned, and it was
an hour and half after the accident
that j. was released.
The motOTman said that when he
Gafkin lying on the north
bound track he saw a negro sneaking
away in the darkness from the spot.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
HIS CONVICTION EXPECTED.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-"D-syfus Will be
convicted" IS the assertion made by
Isaac NJ Crane, a local attorney, who
is a cousin Of 'he French Jew now
holding the eyes of the world. Cap
tain DTeyfus was unfortunate at the
start IN having surrounded himself
with some suspicious circumstances"
said Mr.. Crane today. Jealousy on
the part Of brother officers, Indulgence
in wine and the element that goes side
by side with it had much to do in
placing him IN his predicament. 1t is
generally believed by his family that
the present court martial will convict
him. After this it is believed he will
be pardoned by PresideE: Loubet-
This course is Necessary for the well
fare Of France and the present tri-
bunal."
Arizona republican., 1899-08-20
NOT HOT FOR BRYAN
Attempt TO Canvass Govern
OrS of Southern States.
The Question Put Directly TO Nine of
Them, and Only Three Re-
sponded, Two of whom Are
BrydnifeS.

Louisville. KY, Aug 19.-Bryan's
managers have claimed that the south
ern states were in line for him and
that the governors of nine of them
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi,
Louisiana, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Texas-were
open in their allegiance to him in his
candidacy for the presidential nomina-
lion In order to test the sentiment in
these states and the attitude of the
governors, kilograms were sent to
Governors J. F. Johnson of Alabama,
w. D. Bloxham Of Florida, A J. Cand-
Ter Of Georgia. W. J. Foster of Louisi-
ana, A. J. McLaurin of Mississippi, ID.
L. Russell of North Carolina, NJ B.
McSweeney Of South Carolina, Benton
Mcmillan CT Tennessee, and J. D.
Savers of Texas, asking for replies TO
this question:
Are ycu in favor of Bryan for the
democratic Nomination for prasi-
dent?''
Three answers came forty-eight
hours after the message was sent.
Governor McSweepey CT South Caro-
lima wired as follows:
Columbia, S. c.. Aug. Is.
q favor Bryan for president, and Of
course he will receive the democratic
nomination, and, I believe, will win.
ic n
can put up"
Governor Sayers of Texas answered:
Austin, Tex, Aug. Is.
''To your telegram asking if l ia
vored Bryan for president, 1 answer
yes
Governor Russell CT South Carolina,
although a republican, was counted on
by the Bryan men as likely to come
over for Rryan in order TO hold the
free silver vote in that State. His tel
egram follows:
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. IS.
4 favor the nominee Of the next re-
publican convention"
Correspondents were then instructed
to smoke cut the governors who
failed to answer, several of whom
since the calling of the conversion at
Saratoga, have had vice-presidential
bses buzzing about their ears. 1t was
absolutely impossible for any CT the
correspondents to induce the reticenU
governors to talk. Friends of several
intimcted that rot less than five
southern governors were being
groomed for the democratic Uce-pres-
idential nomination and that since Nh.
WiLett of Alabama started the move
ment for Van Wyck they were waiting
for the lightning TO strike.