davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1899-02-19
Gold in This Californian's Back Yard.
From the Grass Tdii.y Union.

Grass Valley is interested in q gold mine thnt
has been struck in Mr.. Marsh's back yard on
Boulder street Some time ago Marsh ploughei
ne th@ yard and leyellcd il up and it was while
aGpartz vein. Marsh saw that tho rock was
gold.hearing. but paid little attention TO it at
upon him, to prospect the flrd and he Went I"
work and commenced sinking shaft on tho
the decomposed quartz which he had
extracted and he carried two candle
panned II out, Much 10 his surprise the n rat raj
pan yielded about 81 in gold Hetried another
Gan and his breath was almost taken away
inll OF shining metal and the pan yielded $50,
no another was washed with about the same
results Marsh receiving some $50 out OF three
pans full Of dirt. That the strike Is a rich one
Is clear and there is no telling how long it viii
will be continued. In early days some very rich
much gold was taken out 'N
The sun., 1899-02-19
or and s10 Eggs In Georgia.

Last Monday Judge G. W. Smith Of the 4Olst
district attended Ordinary's Court here, and
We ever saw. the largest one measuring length
wise nine Inches and seven inches around :
while the other one went down the taDecoTd 10
the tune OF SxG This monster hen fruit wSs
from the poultry yards Of Messrs j. L. and j.
" smith Of Daisy These fine Wyandotte hens
TO cackle over. but then, when II comes to ine
country produce. and especially chickens and
State N-' - '"o
The sun., 1899-02-19
Hoy's FirSt Winter in Shoes.

pathei 10 incident Of the cold weather Is 'ha
case OF barefoot little fellow, who waErd no
s'ioS sn9se' planEeh down dollar and sa''.
=. what mum berY' asked the clerk
dunno what mum ber' was the answer l
AIN Z never wore no shoes since can remeM.
Der. You'll have TO measure mel'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

Ichihskiego, gdzie tylko moga,
Jeszcze zatarg 2 Wlochami ne
zalatwiony, a juz szyku;e sic
mala DANA, zeby usadowic
sic " Ch;nach, jakby u siebie.
Donosza bowiem, ze Rad
duhski wyda} rozkaz dyre-
ktorowi duhskiego towarzy-
stwa okretowego W wschod-
niej Azyi, azeby W Chinach
wybral st6sowny port ola
duhskie) tloty handlowej.
CiekawoSc, co powie ma to
Rad .chihski, gdy dyrcktor
duhski wystapi z takiem zada-
men,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
PETERSBURG.

- - = ~ - ~ ~ ~
Pomimo odezwy rza-
du, ably studenci, dla
kt6rych zamknieto
wyzsze zak}ady nau-
kowe, zg}aszall sic
piSmicnnie Q ponow-
ne przyjecic, dotad
ledwie dziesiata Geese
dawniejszej llczby po'
dala odnoSne apllka-
eye. ResEta zamierza
dalej straJkowa6, do
p6ki car ME kaze
zmienic niekt6rych
zbyt upakarzajacych ch
dla student6w statu-
tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
TELEGRAMY.

MANILA Gala
rodzina chinska, kt6-
ra tn codopiero przy-
ptyne}a T. pahstwa
niebieskiego, umar}a
ma dzume. W armii
amerykahskiej panu-
,je wskutek tego
okropna trwoga, by i
ma AmerYkan6w ia
zaraza ME pad}a.
Port tutejszy ma
tychmiast ,zamkniety
zastat dla wszystkich
okret6w, przyby wa
jacych z Chin po}ud-
niowych, gdzle obec-
ME dzuma grasuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

RZ.YM. Nuncy-
usz papieskl W Ha~
DE W Holandyi otrzY-
mai wskaz6wke, aze.
by przed Is Maja, W
kt6rym to dniu odbe-
die sic otwarcie
konferencyi pokoju,
zwo}anej przez cara
rosyjskiego, wyjecha}
re stollcy Holandyi.
Jak wiadomo, Ojciec
Swiety ME otrzYmal
ma konferencya "a
proszenla, Dzieki
wybiegom DIPLOMA
tow, Q dziele pow
|szechnego pokoju ra-
dzi6 beds delegaci
mocarstw bez uczest-
nictwa glowy Ke-.
Sciota chrzleScijai-
skiego, bedacei ma
mocy sWego boskiego
pos}annictwa apostle
lem pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
Bliski koniec
VelnY ma Filjpinaeh.

] Uvju{ uu IlDRAuNVue
'Wojna ma Filipinach JUL
d{ugo trwaG ME mole. Do
tychczasowe silly amerykah-
skie pod Manila ME wystar~
CA nawet ma zawojowanle
wyspy Luzon. Ably skutecznie
prowadziG wojne powstad-
cami, trzeba Amerykanom
nagromadxic ma wyspach
F,lipihskich przynajmniej 100
tysiecy wojska, a obecnej
armii powiekszyc ME podobna
bez pozwolenia Kongresu.
Ten zas z pewnoscia ma
to by ME przysta}, bo juz i
wielu kongresman6w repubii-
kahskich zaczyna sic wstydzic
Fzaborczej polityki swej partyi.
A tynnczasem demokraci
tutejsi, jak moga. wyzyskuja
k}opoty flipidskie republican
now ma swoja korzySc. Pull
kownik w. ]. Bry a n,
demokracki kandydat ia
prezydenta pred trzema iaty,
niedawno powiedzia& republi-
kahsk'm b}ednym rycerzom
take sfowa prawdy:
,,Nie godzi sic nam obcia--
zat ]udu naszego podatkami,
ably garstka spekulant6w
mog}a sic obfawiat ma Fill
pinach.Ni godzi sic rozlewac
krwi naszego narodu W tropi-
kalnych zaroslsch, ably tepic
u patryot6w flipihskich cno-
ty, takie same, jake nam
daily wolnosc i zyc;e;; ME
godzi sic odmawiat powstad-
com 6lipihskim praw, "a kt6re
przodkowie rasi pol wodza
niesm;ert=lnego Washingtona
walczyli - Cd Bunker Hill
do Yorktown"
Sprawiedliwe zdanie Iu(-
kownika Bryana o wojnie
6lipihskiej nawet wiele dzien-
nik6w republikahskich po-
chwalilo.
Dalsze prowadzenie ME.
sprawiedliwej wojny z naro-
dem, broniacym swoich naj~
swletszych 'praw przyrodzo-
nych, swojej niepodleglosci,
naraziloby partya republi-
kaiska ma zupe}ny upadek, a
vice. musi ona koniecznie
liczyc sic opioia publiczna !
zaniechac wojny, kt6ra W
ostatnim czasie W calych
Stanach Zjednoczonych sta}a
sic niepopularna.
Prawdopodobnie skohczy
/ Z E. . u
sic ma tenn, ze Stany Zjedno-
czone tymczasem zatrzymaja
ma wyspie Luzon tylko miasto
.lManile z najblizsza okolica,
II kilka pomniejszych wysp,
naletacych do archipelago
6lipihskiego. a zaanektowanie
calego archipelago odloza ma
st6sowniejjsza chwile.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
DOVER,w Anglia.

DOVER,w Anglia.
KomunikacYa te-
legrafczna bez drutu
juz przeprowadzona a
jest przez kana4 po-
.miedzy Aagla i Fran
cya, " miejscu, gdz',i!e
kanal ten jest 80
mil angielsk. szero~
XII. Telegram z jednej
i drugiej strony kama
}u puszcza sic z wy
sokiej wiezy zelaz-
nej, mad brzegiem
kana}u postawionej.
Depesze przybYwaja
z jednej strony brze-
gu do drugiej bardzo
wyraznje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
Z. Niw Polskich
W AMERYCE.

REDAKTORZY polsko-
amerykadscy piszacy o armi'
wujaszka Sama, ze, to ,nasze
wojsko", dowodza tenn sa-
mem, ze ogieh ml}osci
polskiej oJczyzny zupelnie
W sercu i'm wygasl, ze JUL
-caikiem sic przenarod dowili.
.Swoje wojsko' beda mleli
Polacy dopiero wtedy, gdy
synowie Polski znowu po :
wstana gromadoie j z ore
zem W reku rozpoczna krwa-
wy boj ciemiezcami naszego
narodu, z smiertelnymi wro-
gami naszej kochanej, starej,
prawdziwej o]czyzny...
Redaktorzy polscy pod
zaborem pruskim, lubo So po
wiekszej cze$ci obywatelami
niemieckimi. ME nazYwaja
nigdy armii niemieckiei ,.na-
szem wojskiem'', lecz VOL
skiem n'emieckiem' nigdy
ME pisza ,,nasz cesarz' lecz
,,cesarz niemiecki" l W
gazetach polsko~amerykad~
skich trzebaby W podobny
spos6b zawsze dokumentowat
nasza odrebnose narcdowa, a
z czasem by Gala emtgracya
do tego nawykfa.
W PUBLICZNEM XVII
TOWANIU zaplaconego "a
W1ARUsA abonamentu, zapro-
wadzamy dzisiejszym nu-
merem zmiane 0 tyle. re ME
podajemy ! ME bedziemy
nadal podawac miejsco-
wosci zamieszkania placacego.
Przekonalismy sic bowiem, we
niekt6rzy rabus'e gazec;arscy,
z gatunku Kruszki, pod a
dresami rokwitowanych
we W1ARUs1E. zaraz swoje
dolarowe gazetki poselaf
zaczynaja. albo odnosnym
abonentom naszym sNo. ego
agef1ta " dom nase'ala.
TEoDOR MORO GEN /.
STERN, brat glosnego ,,Ig
nasha, Z ktory 10 lat temu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
MANILA. Pod

MANILA. od-
czastgdy amerykahskl
general Lawton sci
ga} powstahc6w "
obwodzle Santa Cruz.
inna armia powstah-
COW zacze}a mu zaj-
mowa6 ty}y, cofna}
sic wlec W pospiechu
al do 10 mil Cd
Manili, bjorac re So
b. pc drodze zatogl
ze wszystkich miast,
jake Amervkanie W
ostatnich trzech tY-
godniach zdobyli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
zE sWIATA'.:

] ~ I
| LAND J. St. Paul, W Min
nesocie akt6ry pred kilkr
dniami nliaE pos}uchanie !
o)ca swietego W Rzymie.
mniema, re Leon XIII pomi;;
mo podeszlego wieku ! ciez-
kiei W ostatninn czasie choro-
by, moze zyt jeszcze diva
lata. '5
ROSYA odebrala Finland
czykom, rownocze..nie kon-
stytucya take mennice villas.
na j ppczte zaprowadzony
tez zostA W Finlandyi przy~
mus woskowy i rozpocze}o
sic nawracacanie ich ma
prawoslawie knutem. a
wnet i jezyk finlandski ze
szk6t rugowany bedzie. -
Jakzez car "a miesiac bedzie
smial prezydowat W miedzy-
narodoWym kongres'e poko-
jowym " Hadze!
:. MADRYT.- Ministeryum
spraw zewnetrznych zamie'
RIA ma ne'wo urzadzic kon-
sulaty w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych ,kt6re zniesiono cd czasu
wojny. Pc wielkiej czeSci
:dawni konsulowie na nowo
zostana za1n;anowani. Do
kuby zostanie wys}anych 6
konsul6w, do Porto Rico
dw6ch, a do Manili Iloilo
po jednym.
PARYZ. x Prywatny se-
kretarz pulkownika Henry,
kt6ry W Sierpniu odebra}
sobie zycie. przyznawszy sic
poprzednio, ze sfalszowal
wazny document W sprawie
Dreifussa, takze popeini}
samob6istwo, gdy odebra(
pozew do stawienia sic przed
sad kasacyjny, rozpatrujacy
ponownie process Dreyfussa.
Francuski minister Freyci-
netSpowiedzial, ze armia franz
cuska liczy obecnie 557. 900 a
z uczniam; szk6l wojskowych
561, 900 ludzi. 1nni licza
jednak wiecej j to 579,229..
Teszcze inni -biora okraglo
szeSG kro6 sto tysiecy. Po~
niewaz Freycinet powiedziaf,
ze Francya wojsk swych
pow:ekszat ME bedzie, przeto
wedlug niego, Niemcy maja
pod bronia okolo 20 tys.
ludzi wiecej.
Generalowie Gallifet i La
rach oraz byly prezydent
Rzeczpospolitej francuskiej
Kazmierz Perier zlozyli wobec
sadu kasacyinegn zeznania,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

ss-- = { ~ q z 4 &
Francisco. Cal. sic otrul, -
cd lat kilku praktykowai jake
adwokat " Chicago. Okaz'aIo
sic iednakow6z W kotcu, ze. ::
document, ma mocy kt6rego.
dozwolono mu praktykowa
byl sfalszowany, a mianowi-
Gle zab1a} on certyhkat
pewnego adwokata. kt6ry Y
innem miescie zostal przy
puszczony do praktyki, -
potem umarl. | wyskroba. "
sly nazwisko owego adwoka,.
ia. swole nazwisko wpisal na
certyhkacie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

MANILA. &C.
neral Otis musi po-
wiekszyc swoja arhlla
do 100 tysleoy, chcac
zawojowa6 Filipiny.
z pod Santa Cruz
musieli sic Ameryka~
ME cofnac, zbyte,
cznie os}abieni za1o-
gami, jake trzeba by
}oz ostawi6 W zdoby-
tych mjastach.
HELs1NsF0R, W
Finlandyi. Tajny
policyant, przysz4any
z P etersburga, przy-.
aresztowa} tu Szwe-
da, nazwiskiem Nil.
sen, posadzanego Q
klerownictwo spls-
klein W celu wywo-
}ania W Finlandyi
rewolucyi. Finland
czycy z miast porto :
wych masami wybie-
raja sic do Amerykl,
ME chcac zYc pod
knutem rosyisksji'm'. isj'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20
Jersey CITY, N. J.

JERSEY CITY, N. J.
luz cd kilka lat many ma
sadie st}umacza Polaka,
Republikanie chcac partya
innonarodowc6w do siebie
przyciagnat, wniesli bill, aby
ustanowit ma stalego t{omacza
''iwreja''. Bill zostal przez GU
bernatora podpisany,i wkr6tce
ma takowy miejsce zajae. Pre-.
test jest zrobiony, kilka set
podpisow oponuje, by iwrej.
ktory ME jest " stanie Po-
lakom tf6maczye, byl Przyjjss
tV.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

la.t 20 ssShss s5t
SOUTH BEND Ind.
Z nieprzewiedzianych przy-
czyn zamianowal ks an.
Zahm, prowincya} zgroma
dzenia sw. Krzyza, ks. p,
Raczyiskiego, w'karego pa
ra6i sw Jadwigi, proboszczem
para6i ma Warszawie pfzy
nowym kosciele Sw. Kaz'mie
W miejsce dotychczasoweg
ks. Ant. Zubowicza.
Para6anie sw. Kazimierza
powiadaja, ze gdyby vel.
ks. prowincya} byl zaraz :
poczatku ks. Raczyhskiego
mianowal proboszczem tel "a
ra6i, ME mieliby mic przeciw
temu, lecz teraz, kiedy ks.
Zubowicz wsr6d trudnoSci !
mozolu polozyl pierwsze pod
wal;ny pod te nova Swiatynia
Pahska, ma probostwo GO ME
puszcza. Klucze Cd koseio}a
sw. Kazmierza ma obecnie W
SVEN posiadaniu OBJ. J6zef
Andrysiak. ..ko$sielny W para6i
Sw. Kazmierza.
K S. SERAFlINO COSI-5
MI W Chicago, Zmartwych-
wstaniec plynnIe m6wiacy 4
piszacy polsku, ma zostat
nauczycielem W szkole publicz
nej przy 7otej Wowd -ulicy,
" dzielnicy zamieszkaleJ przez
WIoch6w. Obecnie kr. Cost
mi kieruie szkola prywatna
.przy 81 eli Page ul., polaa.
czona sciSle raraf a pod
wezwaniem Najsw. Maryi z .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-20

TEODOR MoRGEN ] y
STERN, brat glosnego
nasha, 4 ktory 70 lat temu
okradl Zwiazek Narodow
Polski a niedawno w San
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-05
THE FOUR OUTLAWS.
Men Captured at Jarilla Are Not All
Identified by Officers,

Officers at Ell Paso have identified but
two Of the gang arrested for stealing
horses from Eddy county. One is Sam
Mari, an alleged cattle thief, of Chavcs
county, who was at first supposed to be
Nolney Musgraye, a %brotherof the Black
Jack that operated around Lordsburg.
The other is Dan johnson, brother-in-
law of the sable-bearded bandit.
The Ell Paso Herald says: Constable
IIarkey, who is known all over this sec
ton as a fearless fighter, advanced rap
idly and got between the outlaws and
their horses, driving the animals off to
the right in Il rush. The sui was just
rising when he swept down upon them
at full speed and passed within a few
hundred yards of the camp to intercept
the horses. The outlaws were taken
completely by surprise. They grasped
the situation in an instant, however,
their rifles and began pumping lead at
the bold rider, who presented a splendid
target. Fully 80 shots were fired at
Harkey and he says bullets whistled all
around him and made him feel mighty
uncomfortable. He paid nc attention
to them, however, but kept right on
after the horses and stampeding the
bunch drove them before him. Just
then the other four members of the
posse swept into view and opened fire.
Bullets flew both ways for a few minutes
and one of the outlaws horses was
struck. The fugitives made a brave
stand on foot, but seeing that they had
no chance to escape with their horses
gone, they threw down their arms and
surrendered.
There were five IN the original gang,
but when rounded up one was missing.
The men volunteered the information
that the fifth nan had gone out to catch
the horses when the posse arrived and
that he succeeded in mounting one Of
them and made good his escape, unseen
by the officers.
The opinion now prevails among The
officers that the four men are the rem
nant of the Dalton gang, noted through
out the west. About two months ag(
five members of the gang were sur
rounded. Four of them managed tt
escape and was captured. One o
those who escaped was shot in the leg
The prisoner who gave his name as Ton
Thomas is believed to be the one witt
was shot. Upon examination it wa
found that he had been recently wound
ed in the leg, which is still in a bat
condition. The names of the four me-
as procured by the officers are Ton
Thomas, Sam Mari, Dan johnson ant
Charles Ware.
The presumption is that all of then
are bad men and intended making thei
way to the Sacramento country to rob
train or commit some other act of deviltr,
and stole the horses at Eddy simply t.
facilitate their journey.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-05

Complaint is made that drlnkards
and boisterouS men frequent the vicini-
ty of the Sisters of Loretto convent. As
will be seer by a notice in another col
umn they will be severely dealth with if
apprehended.
The last of the As cattle ears which
came to Santa Fe from San Simon, A.
T., yesterday, left this morning over the
Rio Grande railroad for Antonito. The
cattle numbered l.1S5 head and it cost
81 ,sS1 freight to send them here from
San Simon. Another consignment oil Il
thousand cattle will be sent here from
Arizona o
A letter addressed to the Monarch
Manufacturing Company is held at the
postoftice for lack of postage.
The board Of trustees of the deal and
dumb asylum will meet tomorrow
| afternoon at two o'clock at the office OF
the Secretary b. Nj. Read, Palace
avenue for the purpose OF receiving the
report Of the committee on rules.
The ball game yesterday between the
st. Michaels College Browns and Up
to-Dates resulted in an easy victory for
the latter by a score of 20 to 10.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-05
Asks for an Injunction.

Attorney B. M. Read to day began Il
legal action for Edward Miller, of Tesu-
que, VS.. Alfonso Dockweile- and Henry
Pohlman, of the same place, asking
Judge John r. McFie to enjoin the de-
PENDANTS from turning the water Of the
Rio de Tesuque into a reservoir on Hen
ry Pohlman's property, from which
Alfonso Dockweiler also irrigates his
land. Miller bought a parcel of land
414 by 375 feet from Guadalupe Royval,
May "a, 1884, and with it the water right
to irrigate his land, from the Rio de Te-
suque. Since the water of the stream
has been turned into Pohlman's reser-
voir, Mr.. Miller claims that he does not
have enough water to riigate an or
chard of 1000 trees and his alfalfa field.
He therefore asks for an injunction to
prevent his orchard, valued at $4,000,
from going to ruin.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-05
Exodus of officials.

A quartet Of territorial and county
officials left Santa Fe this morning over
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad. Ter
ritorial Treasurer Samuel Eldodt went
to Chamita; Territorial Auditor L. M.
Ortiz went to his home at Los Luceros.
He has not been feeling well for the
past few days and went home for two
days to recuperate. Sheriff H. c. Kin
sell went to Tres Piedras to buy horses.
Probate Judge j. A. Lucero went home
to Espanola, taking Mrs. Lucero with
him. He says that Espanola is booming
and so busy that he cannot well leave
home longer than for one day. Probate
Clerk Atanasio Romero was also at the
depot anxious to accompany Judge Lu-
zero, but was persuaded at the last mo-
ment to remain in Santa Fe and to
keep otlicialdom from being depopulated
altogether.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-05
The Glory of New Mexico.

The editors to the north and to the
south, to the east and to the west are
singing the glories of New Mexico. From
the San Juan to the Rio Hondo, from
the Mesilla valley to the Taos mountains
doth the types declare: Great is New
Mexico, Il glorious land to live in, but
here is the most beautiful of its mary
beautiful spots" That is as it should
be, but after all, though Chama may be
fair ard bright, and though La Luz may
be "the light" with other towns as great
and gay, the pearl of all is Santa Fe-
| Where the mountains grand and hoary,
Rear their peaks in solemn glory;
Where from hillside and from mountains
Murm' ring gush the sparkling fountains;
Where the brook and plunging trout stream.
Leaping, catch each laughing sunbeam;
Where the air Is purest, lightest,
And the sunshine always brightest:
Where reigns endless, balmy May,
That is, that is Santa Fee!
Where the earth yields boundless treasure,
Fruit and grain In generous measures:
| Where the horned toad dreams and dozes
Meath the almonds, lilacs, rOses;
Where the songbirds sweetly carol
IL. the treetops and the laure!;
Where the mortal, health desiring,
Finds all nature hope inspiring:
Where the sun shines every day,
That is, that Is Santa Fe!
Where each hallowed spot historic,
Blessed with bounties great. %plethoric,
Crowned with chaplets touched by ages,
Shrines of warriors, saints and sages:
Where the dark-eyed senOrita.
Rests midst spreading m~anzanita;
Where mid blossoms perfume laden
Strolls the fairest northern maiden;
Place one loves, though far he stray,
That is, that Is Santa Fe!
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Albuquerque Items.

Fl. A. Montfort has sold his undertake
ing business to A. Simpler.
John A. Lee secured judgment against
Sofre Alexander on a note for 5 l ,020.
f. H. Walker and other Cochiti min
ers, who sued S. w. Young for wages,
failed to prove that money vas due
them, and judgment was for the de-
Tense. They claimed that they were to
receive regular wages; that the defend
ant gave them certificates of stock as
security for the debt, and thai if the
debts We're not paid within one year
he would redeem the stock at 10 cents
per share; and after the year expired
they rendered the stock and the defend
ant refused to pay. The defendant tes-
titled that at the time the contract was
made labor was a drug on the market,
and that he agreed merely to supply
plaintiffs with the necessities of life,
with the contingency that if he could
dispose Of the property he would pay
them the usual wages. Being unable
to dispose of the mine he gave plant
ifs the stock, which they accepted as
payment.
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A Blaze at the Capitol.

The new capitol came near going the
way of the old n the other day. A
plumber at work at the edifice allowed
his stove to remain on a piece of scant-
ling while he went to work in another
part of the building. The wind blew
the stove over, the live Goals were scat
tered over the wood work and quite a
blaze had started when a workman dis.
covered the fire. Fortunately water
was on hand and the prompt action OF
the workmcn prevented the fire from
spreading, which on account of high
wind might have proved disastrous.
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SANTA FEE RATES
DENVER AND RETURN SIS 80.

bILIN lin AMI MI Mn N1O.JD.
Tickets on sale May IS and II. Good
for return until June Is, 1899. Pullman
sleepers and free chairs. Berths re-
served, baggage checked and tickets
sold by H. S. Lutz, Agent, Santa Fe.
COLORADO SPRINGS AND RETURN
$3.50.
A low rate for an early vacation.
Tickets on sale May 16 and II, bearing
limit Of June Is. Particulars may be
had on application to H. S. Lutz, Agent,
Santa Fe, N. M.
PUEBLO AND RETURN $3.50.
Tickets on sale May 16 and II, with
return limit of June Is. Harvey dining
rooms. H. S. Lutz, Agent, Santa Fe.
SAN FRANCISCO AND RETURN
$55.75
Tickets on sale May Is to IS, inclu-
sive. Final limit, July Is. 1899. Stop
over privileges in each direction. II. S.
Lutz, Agent, Santa Fe Route, will
cheerfully respond to all inquiries for in
formation.
NATIONAL BAPTIST ANNIVER-
SARIES
VIII be held In san francisco this year.
For the first time in the history of this
organization these meetings will be held
on the Pacific Coast. The Santa Fe
will sell round-trip tickets May Is to 10,
inclusive, with limit of July Is, for
$55.75. Liberal %stop-overs permitted.
Pullman palace and tourist sleepers and
free chair cars to California daily. Call
on H. S. Lutz, Agent, Santa Fe, for
literature and details.
LOW RATES FOR BAPTISTS
And others. Santa Fe will sell tickets
to San Francisco and return for $55. rs.
Limited for return to July Is, 1899.
Pullman sleepers-palace and tourists
and free chair cars to California daily.
H. s.. Lutz, Agent, Santa Fe, has illus
trated descriptive literature of points of
interest en- route.
H. S. LUTZ, Agent,
Santa Fe, N. M.
w. J. BLACK, G. P. A.,
Topeka, Kan.
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At the Hotels.

At the Exchange: Mrs. Robert Lewis.
Los Angeles; D. Megerowitz, Hyepky,
Greece; Mrs. j. f. Chaves and child.
Progrcso.
At the Palace: l.. c. Robinson, Den
yer; E. A. Wing, William Mode Cook and
wife, R. f. Werdner and wife, Chicago;
Clara Street, Durango.
At the Claire: j.. w. Oney, w. b.
Burke, Cripple Creek: A. Joseph, Albu.
querque; George p. Money, F. w. Hall,
Las Vegas; c. W.. Tousley, Denver;
George p. Miller, Taos; H. B. Ferguson,
Albuquerque.
AT the Bon Ton: P. j. Conner, Albu-
querque; Peter e. Poll, Detroit, Mich.
Chas. Ever, Embudo; j. w. Hall, Els
pamela; F. Edmundson, Alamosa; j.
Sabine, l.. Strawn, Denver: George M.
Lewis, Alamosa: j. S. Phenney, Chama:
W. B. Burke, J. w. Emery, John Ken
nedy, James Fry, j. Briggs, Cripple
Creek,