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As this page Of THE Sun goes to press.
A.. ialIaaAinnn nro that Tho ainrm contra nf

As this page OF THE Sun goes to press.
the indications are that the storm centre OF
tho country the state Of Ohio. Ia
firmly Republican, tho stesdfast friend
OF the National administration. " this
should actually be the final result 1t
will he a Republican triumph Of no ordinary
calibre, for the obstacles to Republican
success. varying from emotional indiffer-
ence to the great interests which that
party represented, to cold determination
within the partys own camp that 1t should
be beaten for fractional qualification, were
plainly very great.
New York Is with Ohio.
SO In New Jersey.
Nebraska is with BRYAN
The stragglcrs are still to hear from.
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ntnt to Ambition.

FROM h> Warrington Er,n'nO Star.
Now choose the way that you would 70,
Nor pause for idle mieth.
IL you would have the people know
That You are GU the earth
modes.ly your hopes incline,
Aud peace ia your desire,
You ma salute the musea nlno
Aud gently strike the Tyre,
But " on fame you would insist.
With plenituds OF sway,
You'd better be q pm Iilist
And smits the punching bag.
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Cheaper school. Desired.

ToIH EDITOR OF TsE SuS--S.r. constant reader
requests ths. You will assist in relieving the tax.
payer. Of this county by reducing the expenses Of
our pre'cat School Board First; We don't want
music teacher. at $4,000 per snnum. with IN es.
pensivc sta that don't teach. far as ever heard
OF. abolish the expense. 1t is not wanted We don't
want drawing teachers. this expensive stsn ~
sinseurists wastes the valuable timo ~ regular
teachers. A TAApAYrR
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POLITIClL NOTES..


Inc LEGISLATURE ~ It's nei' session VIII % a'ksd
10 amend the e1hne provisions OF the law In FeGati
10 nominating cer"n'a'ee OF inuepenuen' 'Ahu''
oA'eS' eone OF 'ne provisions are undny oheroW
TOT bona nue. candidates WINE others MAKO hhfe"'
sonAov easy the separate homlhAhoh OF cAndidAs'
already IN tho neld As regulars. In the following
Assembly districts TINS year there are no in1s'
pendent LABOR parry nominations Tor the Assembly;
second FOURTH sIth' SEVENTH Tenth Eleventh
IweiHh' sixteenth eighteenth. T"entr.hfth.
i"sn".se'en'n. i'en,y nihth Ih'r'F.thiFu' ihir'y'
Inc complexion OF 'he registry nsures IN ONO
showing = tota OF 'S'"Vo 'ieetofS IN .ineinhN ana
o<oV' !" Niee""" VIZ w A'op''u s'"e'A'S ~
eohe'u''e '"enee VI 'ne sN'o'non' n'a'e oy "s
'ineih"ae inon 'hAt 'ne'rs '''ae mos popuio"'
c"S IN inc sA'e' fof many years o'no'nna' mas
oeeh the uhuispueu meTopohs OF onio'ou' IN" CIV
OF e!c'eiAnu hA' oeoh inereA"ine III popuiAuon
ihuen more 'sp'u r"e ny 'he 'uo'AI census u,
i''o' "o Pop"'s" " @ -'e,'V w
'n' popuiA'" VI o'e'otAnu -'i,o'' anu ~ 'u'
pie'tv , ~. =. ki~n vs. '"ouS. p'"''
'aa' ..e Soa'u .H''HuH w w.
:. "o' 800, "N Wv a"' 80 .o"'r
N', ' HAs ~ N-.' :" S,,, ~" wv
VI Tvs 80. MY H.s '"''
-. :, AZ. a. -. S,.',.,
80 V ,-.'
NOR. tAp.on sneNa !" s"'" VI p'P"'A"on TIA" +"
INV '""'s" Wv,
Inc sort OF promo"ne pubic improVemsnn
uauef '"e P,An p,, ' W Ae pf..en' 10" io'a
~" 49, I.., An'
p.s n,, " ,'
m.nt Edward NJ druut presiding, has adopted tbs
following: That the Local Board OF the Eighth dis
triet Borough Of Brooklyn desming Il for the pub-
.o.,,s ~. -, IT,, -, ~. .,,,h "a. -, T-,,1,.,
go, h.,w..n s,nr,'n .rd Sorr,,r ni,,.
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- y. 49, 10. n,n..,,,. s...,n a.. o., o.
,s,, =, -. .,n.r.. =, ,hs own.r or o~n,r. -, IN.
..,I la, :" rh. po.rd -, public Iu,rnv.m.n,. =,
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breadth escapes therefrom. not only to bicycists
but to pedestrians. As to the poor girl who
lost her life on Monday night. accounts diner
as to whether she lost control OF her wheel
or not. or whether the immediate blame for
the accident should rest upon her or upon the
driver OF tho express wagon with when sne
oelllded But II should be lesson to all New
York bicyclsts
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A Horse on Tammnny.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sfr: Ever since
some time yesterday the carcass OF a horse has
adorned the corner at Broadway and Park
place. It now reposes there. peacefully await
ing disintegration by the elements. To add
variety to this somewhat monotonous pursuit
can you not send. or cause TO have sent. a boy
TO placart the remains a Horse on Tam
many" am sure this would be appreciated
by friend and foe alike, A. W. BRowN.
NEw YoRK. Tuesday Morning
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Tho Hon. JOHN JACOB LESrz will continue
to be governed without his consent.

II the Legislature 81 Kentucky Ia made
Democratic by Goebellsm and sends the Hon.
JOE BLACKBURN to Washington as senator in
Congress- that gentle statesmans credentials
may chan ce to be inquired into somewhat
closely by the Senate. Apparently free elec-
lions have ceased In Kentucky.
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-Four Martyr. to the Lerer,

From ne Sdq FrdnoiI'o Chronics
Four Sisters OF Charity will 'Aii on the Hong Kong
Maru OF the Togo Risen Kaisha Wednesday for Homo,
lulu on their TO the lepsr settlement At MolokA
They arrived In this city from France only this week
Mother Judith Brassier 10 the leader OF the party
With her are Sisters Elizabeth Del. Louise Margaret
and Albano Lsbreno. They will devo,s their lives
20 the care Of the lepers,
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VIII the Hon. JOIN Roll MCLEAN take
tho nomination for Woe President as q conso-
lstion prize. or will he amuse himself by be-
coming a can didats for the Senate?
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n osy friend, vho fdvor ~ vin -drnfer'pf for
Qualification v' TO haze reeef.d drhei" resr"ed' mr.
r,u IA all ease, ,trd stamps for nat psrpos.
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Signor GALANTE made a spirited canvass
but was insuffieiently supported at the polls.

The Hon. JACK CHINS hopes to he Col.
BRrAS's Secretary OF War II the Goebel system
OF counting spreads over the rest OF tho
country,
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Most American Housewives Go II Alone.
FROM tie Chicago Tribun,
over a per cent OF the housewives Of this couu
Gy do SIhout Q servant
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Columbia Is IL football star, but Cornell is
q planet OF the arst magnitude.
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PLMs-Kio.oue No. IL, near Grand Hotel. and
Eiosque No. 10. Boulevard des Cspuoine'.
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During the last fiscal year the cost Of HnfNr inJ
the Allen Contract laws by the Federal Government
was So, 725. and the Immigration laws s2s-o"a
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The term Of the Municipal Court Justices - hs
elected this year Ia the same ~ that OF CITY court
Justices at present ten years. hxed by charter pr1
vision in 1897.
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The expenses of tho Mayors ONCE do not no'"A"
Is the population ~ the city enlAr-es ami "'hs
cost Of municipal administration is augmented
The appropriation for the Mayors Once is No
greater than during the first year Of the e'nssr
idaton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.

NM Novy Movioo rrond loano.1 n
No" moA'oo si"nu iouse u l. "
Y. r., which mel at Las Vegas this
week decided, to make the Jubilee of
| Odd Fellowshin west Of the Mississinn;
r,vou a. ~ oo,ah...o c.. nNiN
, ,on5 " oe ue.eoaaOeu Az 1an.a ~ "a
w, az eyGh1 VI hatlonal importance.
Noe oaiy wlil an ne grano ioage ot1-
s Ss,a ~ ~ i .ne s S wes.o vi INC M.ssis-
supp oe lnvlsea out tne supreme otncers
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
MICA LANDS SOLD,
Colorado Company Makes Extensive Pur-
chase in New Mexico,

The deal that has long been pending
in regard to mica deposits in Rio Arriba
county has been closed by A. A. Doyle,
secretary of the St. Anthony Crystal
Mica Company of Colorado Springs.
The arrangements were made with M.
z. Farwell of La Junta. The company
acquires 5000 acres of mica land in Rio
Arriba county, New Mexico. The pur-
chase price is understood to have been
about $50, 900 and it was in cash. This
is the company of which w. s. Stratton
is at the head. The company has a
plant at Colorado Springs.
The property is but a short distance
from Tres Piedras.
The product of the Colorado mill is
of such exceptionally fine quality that
the company has been compelled to
keep the plant running day and night
to keep pace with the demand. During
the past month it has shipped several
car loads of the product to New York
City and London, and it has immense
orders booked from Glasgow, Antwerp
and Bremen. The purchase of this 5000
acres of mica land, combined with the
present holdings of the company, give it
first place among the mica industries of
this country.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Odd Fellows Resolutions.

At the regular meeting of Paradise
lodge No. 2, l. O. O. f., the following
resolutions were passed:
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in His
wisdom to remove from our number and
midst our late brother Odd Fellow, Ma
than Gold, which sad event occurred at
Santa Fe on the Sth inst. after a long
and lingering illness, which he bore
with untlinching fortitude and noble
resignation, displaying in the highest
degree the noblest qualities of the true
Odd Fellow and a gentleman; and
Whereas, 1t is but Just and appropri-
ate that a proper and fitting recognition
of his many virtues should be held in
remembrance by the members CT this
lodge; therefore be it
Resolved. That while we bow with
humble submission to the will of the
Great Creator of the universe, we do not
less mourn for the brother who has been
taken from us; that in the death of
Brother Gold, Paradise lodge loses n
member of long standing.
Resolved, That we tender to the fam
lily of our deceased brother our sincere
sympathies.
Resolved, That the lodge room of
Paradise lodge be draped in mourning in
memory of our departed brother.
Resolved, That one copy of these reso-
buttons be spread onithe minutes of the
lodge.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Notes From Otero County.

H. H. Major, of Carbonate, Pa, has
taken the position of clerk in the audi
tors office of the Ell Paso & Northeast
ern railway at Alamogordo. w. J. Nc
Donough. of Toledo, O., and E. G. Gen.
ereaux, Of Ogdensburg, N. Y, have also
secured positions in the same office.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Ell Paso & Northeastern railroad, all
the old officers were reelected.
Arthur Good has succeeded Colonel J.
F.. Harvey as manager of the Hotel Ala
mogordo.
D. M. Barringer, Jr., of Philadelphia,
has taken a position with the mountain
railway engineering corps.
Rev. A. A. Hyde, of the M. E. church
at Alamogordo, was rendered a farewell
reception before leaving for the M. E.
conference, which appointed him to an
other field of labor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
MINOR CITY TOPICS.
FOR RENT rooms house $3-this

FOR RENT rooms house $3-this
office.
The roof of st. GATHERINGS Indian
school is being painted a vivid red.
Several typhoid fever cases are re.
ported to exist in this city: the health
authorities should act.
A package without an address was
mailed in the p~ostofice yesterday and is
held for directions.
Pablo Martinez and family moved to
Santa Cruz today.
w. II. Coleman with q four horse
wagon last evening left for Bland with
the larger boiler of Buckman's saw mill
at Tres Piedras, brought here over the
Denver e. Rio Grande railroad several
days ago. The boiler will be used at
the AlbemaEle mill.
One Of J. S. %Candelario's cherry trees
is in blossom, and on the south side at
the home of Mrs. Gibbs, an apple tree is
bearing a second cropof apples. These
freaks of nature are accounted for by
the late frosts which killed the first
blossoms this spring. r.
Hyman Lowitzki at the old Curiosity
shop this forenoon shipped a lot of goods
to Portland, Ore. and Denver. He also
received a large lot of fine Navajo and
Mexican blankets and Jicarilla water
baskets,
A heavy rain fell yesterday in the
country between Alamosa and En-
budo.
Six wagon loads of salt from the salt
lakes in eastern Valencia county, passed
through the city today en- route for Taos,
where the product will be exchanged for
wheat. Rather primitive trading, this,
but said to be fairly profitable.
A car load of tiles arrived yesterday
for the capitol and the work of laying
tiles will be completed this week.
The fixture of the saloon on the west
side of the plaza, recently occupied by
Alexander Jordan were sold yesterday
at private sale. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Jordan will open a first class saloon
at Bland.
A white horse attached to a peniten-
tiary carriage ran away this afternoon
while near the residence of H. B. and S.
g. Cartwright on the south side. The
team was in charge Of a trusty convict
and he jumped just as the carriage was
upturned. One wheel of the carriage
was broken into splinters. The horse
was recaptured later about a mile away. /
Louis Gonzales was lodged in The
county jail this morning for being
drunk. His brother Catarino wa tax
ing him home when Louis objected and
l. mo ,r, n $500 ~ l... MT. IL l. ~ i
zales' arrest. 1t happens that Gonzales
Is being held in another criminal case to
appear before the district court, and as
soon as his bondsmen heard of his ar
rest they withdrew from the bond.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

Henry Buell., of Bland, spent the day
in the capital.
w. A. Barney made a brief visit to
Albuquerque last evening.
Miss Jennie Call returned home last
evening from a visit to Taos.
Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie is confined to
her home with serious illness.
Archbishop Peter B%ourgade returned
home last evening from Bernalillo.
Mrs. George Anton, wife of a well
known merchant at Coyote, is in the
city on a visit to relatives.
NJ. C. de Baca. territorial school super
i%ntendent, went to Las Vegas last even
ing.
A. P. Hogle, j. l.. Zimmerman
of Santa Fe, and W. G.. Ritch,
of San Andres Park, returned to
this city last evening from Las
Vegas, where they had attended the
meeting of the New Mexico grand lodge,
l. O. 0. f. Mr.. Zimmerman was accom-
panied by his daughter.
Mrs. A. B. Renehan returned last
evening from a trip to Washington and
New York. Mr.. Renehan went to- amy
to meet her.
George P. Miller, a well known resi-
dent of Taos and ex-cOunty clerk, ar
rived in the capital last evening on a
business trip.
DR.. T. P. Martin, the popular Taos
physician and secretary Of the territor-
ial health board. arrived in the capital
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton, residing on
the Pecos forest reserve, came into the
city some time ago and stopped with
Mrs. Aaron Gold. Mr.. Dalton was taken
very i'll last week and is reported to be
in a critical condition.
7. j. Helm, general agent OF the Den
YER & Rio Grande railroad, returned
home last evening from a business visit
to Albuquerque.
l.. A.. Hughes returned home last
evening from a trip to Las Vegas.
Ex-Governor Burke of Minnesota, in
spect0r of surveyor general and federal
land offices is expected here soon. AT
present he is OF an inspection tour in
the northwest.
Major Fred Muller returned home last
night from Cerrillos.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
LINCOLN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT.
Capital Is Going Into the Mountains and
Growth Results.

Special Agent Max Pracht returned
Wednesday from an official trip to Lin
coin county. He had intended to go to
Lordsburg to meet his daughter Of her
way from Ashland, Ore, to Santa Fe,
but received a telegram at White Oaks,
that she cannot come before Nov
ember /.
Mr.. Pracht says that he met signs of
prosperity on every side in Lincoln
county. Capital is seeking investment
and a number of town sites are being
laid out. Homesteads in every part of
the county are rapidly being taken up
by settlers as the lands are very fertile
and in the mountains timber and min
erals abound. The building of the Ell
Paso g. Northeastern railroad to Capt.
tan has opened an era of prosperity for
Lincoln county, in Mr.. Pracht's opinion,
that will make 1t one of the richest sec
tions of the territory.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Gone to Court in San imam.

Judge John R. McFie, District Attor-
ney R. G. Gortner, w. j. MCPHERSON,
Esq, Court Interpreter Alexander Read
and District Clerk A. M. Bergere left
this morning over the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad for Aztec, San Juan
county, whore they expect to arrive
Sunday. They will stop the first night
at Antonito, the second at Durango,
from whence the trip to Aztec will be
made Sunday forenoon by stage. Court
for San Juan county will convene Mon
day and remain in session ten or eleven
days.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
LUMBERTON NEWS.
The Sunday Law Observed Lambs Bring
ing Good Prices.

Ing dO0u rIlc6S.
Correspondence New Mexican.
Lumberton, Rio Arriba County, Oct.
10.-For the first time in several years
our burg, or rather the business people
thereof, observed the Sunday law last
Sunday, by closing all business places
including the saloons. The new edict
by District Judge McFie has been bear
ing fruit all over the county and dis
trict. Arguments pro and con regard
ing the Sunday law could be heard all
over town, those speaking against the
new ruling being mostly composed of
the whiskey addicted fraternity.
The weather up here is getting cold
and business better. Sheep are moving
lively towards the eastern markets.
j. M. Archuleta, Jr., has so far dis
posed of $4,000 head of lambs to the
Chicago firm Of Writ, Gomez & Co.. and
5000 to Clay, Robinson & Co. of Den
YER, with n or two more deliveries to
be made. Prices for this stuff were
good.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Fine Csc meals at the Bon-Ton.
At the Hotels.

At the Palace: 0. o. Mattox and wife.
At the Exchange: w. G.. Ritch, San
Andres Park; Henry Buell., Bland.
AT the Claire: A. w. Berry, Chicago;
E. ]. Burt, Washington, D. c.; j. Daw-
son, Denver; George P. Miller, T. P,
Martin, Taos; H. j. Sherwood, Cleve-
land; Samuel G. Bean, New York; E
Tyson, Chicago; DR.. D. M. Livingston,
Joseph Pendan, San Francisco; ]. X.
Furber and wife, st. Paul.
At the Bon-Ton: Antonio Macs, Cochi-
I'll; George M. Marston, Cincinnati; Gus
Johnson, Charles McIlyain, Ell Paso;
Juan Archuleta, Jemez Springs; Chas,
Arnold, Garden City; Charles w. Shep-
pard, Las Vegas; Julian Romero, Fran
cisco Jiminez, Rowe; Joe Lopez, Ma
riano Salazar, Las Vegas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Majority of Votes Cast Control.

According to the Santa Fe New Mexi-
can a contest in court will result owe
the election at Las Vegas concerning
the issuance of $3.50, 900 in water works
bonds. There were but 219 votes cast
out of a registration of 425. The op-
ponents of the issue allege that 191
votes for the affirmative do not consti-
tute two-thirds majority of the number
Of registered voters. That same ques-
ton vas brought up in Ell Paso over a
bond election and the courts decided
that If two-thirds of the votes cast were
for bonds, then the issue was authorized.
Ell Paso Times.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13

A Wednesday dispatch from Wash
ington says: The supreme court of the
United States was occupied to-day with
In a case from New Mexico,
that of Luis M. Ortiz ct al. VS.. the
United States, on a land grant for II, 1000
acres, known as the Sierra Mosca grant.
Ex- Delegate Catron appeared for Ortiz.
The case a taken under advisement.
John w. Brooks has leased and bond
ed the Warren at Hillsboro.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13

Friday evening a Chinese cook at Sill
YER City was shot by some unknown
person in that place. Yee Book Lung
was the victims name and he was EN-.
ployed by George Fl. Bell. His body
was found in the backyard Of the city
marshal, and apparently he had been
pursued to that place, where he proba-
bly, went to seek official protection. He
was shot as he leaped an adobe wall Of
the yard.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

John 7. Shy has bought 1000 L f D
heifers from j. P. White of Chaves
county.
w. H. Long of Clayton, bought 1000
sheep from Martin Fannin of Seven
Rivers.
j. J. Boone bought $50 cows and a lot
of bulls of Noah Ellis at Roswell and
shipped them to Kansas.
Edward Patton of Lake Valley, sold
500 goats for Strengthening purposes to
Arizona butchers.
J. r. Hamilton of San Angelo, Tex,
bought sheep for mutton, in Eddy coun-
ty. at 1925 to $3.50 a head, as follows:
From W. A. Watkins, 1000 head; 4. s.
Hart, 500; John Byrnes, 1880 Peter
Corn, 800; Paul Kroeger, 300.
George Triton of Chaves county, pur-
chased $50 head of cattle in Guadalupe
county.
j. f. Hinkle, manager of the Penasco
Cattle company of Chaves county, sold
1900 head of cattle to w. II. Godain.
The Pecos Valley & Northeastern rail-
road hauled 70, 131 head of cattle over
Y illO DCUWOCA WI OIL vi l. NIX cCptCIlUCI
Is. From Carlsbad 35, 172 were shipped,
from Roswell 6,977, from Portales 4,S15.
Most of the cattle were shipped to
Texas, 1850 head; to South Dakota
16,122 head were shipped; to Wyoming
II, 106; to Kansas 5000: to Montana r.
453; to Missouri 6 ,7O3; to Oklahoma g.
631; to Colorado 3,505; to Nebraska o.
s04; to Illinois 121.
j. W. Burknett purchased $500 head
OF sheep from Ed. S. Hart of Eddy
county for $500.
The Pecos Valley & Northeastern rail-
road handled 600 cars of stock during
September. The railroad has orders for
440 cars to load with stock but can not
secur the cars.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13

Change of officials Delayed.

The change by which James Dun be-
m consulting engineer of the Santa
Fe proper has not yet been made. 1t
was scheduled for October /, but be-
cause of delays in the construction of
the San Joaquin valley extension into
San Francisco, of which Mr.. Storey is in
charge, it has been temporarily post
poned. Mr.. Dun will reside in Chicago
and Mr.. Storey at Topeka.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Miners Kicked.

A large squad of miners employed at
Captain, in the Ell Paso & Northeastern
railroad coal mines, quit the camp a few
days ago rather than patronize a Chin
ese boarding house. Only married men
remained at the camp. The company
thereupon posted notice that none but
employees must remain on the company's
grounds.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
A Roueh Rider Killed.

On the Santa Fe track near the Ration
tunnel, on the Colorado side of the
mountain, a few days ago, the mangled
body of John Henderson was found. He
was a miner who resided at Gardiner
and who served in Roosevelt's regiment.
He had been riding on the trucks of a
car and fallen under the wheels.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Prosperity at Cochiti.

Z. A. Goodwin and Edward Smith of
Bland, are spending a few days in the
capital on business. They say that there
is not an idle man in the Cochiti district
and that the outlook for next year is
very bright. They advise that if Santa
Fe wants to regain it's commercial pros
perity at one bound it should build a
railroad to Bland.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-10-13
Mangled by Cars.

A boy aged about IA years, named
William Hahn, had both legs cut up
and an arm broken at Ration Tuesday
by a freight train passing ove him.
He was about to get off the train when
it started up suddenly, throwing him
between two car and under the wheels.