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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
m'KlNLeY AND ROOT.
~ nsslsy SAP. Ih.y Are uhsly 90
Head Rspablleaa Ticket

Philadelphia Dec 10 The auditori.
um In the main building Of the recent
National Export Exposition is pro-
nounoed by Chairman Joseph II Man
ley and II G. Payne Of the subcommit.
tee Of the national Republican commit
tee. A. the finest hall ever selected for q
national Republican convention II all
the available space Is utilized the con
vention ball will provide 10000 square
feet Of room.
For the accommodation Of Newspaper
men It Is proposed 10 erect a platform
capable Of holding about 200 people,
half way between the floor and the level
Of the stage This will give the news.
paper men every opportunity TO see and
hear
Mr. MAnley In speaking Of the ar.
rangsmsnts. said.
There were too many newspaper
men at 81 Louis Every country news
paper for 800 miles around had its rep
TsssntAuvs In the hall Personally.
want 10 say that am going TO oppose
giving the privilege Of the convention
floor 10 any but Representatives Of tho
metropolitan press"
Mr. Payne predicted a harmonious
convention and when asked a. 20 whom
he thought would be nominated foi
vice president be said
Sentiments around Wisconsin and in
fact all through the west Is pronounced
In favor % Secretary % War Root The
western states while they would natur'
ally prefer western man ordinarily
are a unit for Secretary Root and ID
order 10 have him be the man, they are
perfectly satisfied 70 have the nomina'
ton come east am satisfied that Mr.
Root will be- nominated. and base my
belief on what have seen and heard Ia
the past few months OF course. Their
IL no doubt about McKinley's nominA
tom. and should not be surprised 4
see both him and Secretary Root named
by aoclamation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20


II Uneeda Nmas present remem.
Der that you can buy Tea Sets at
$3.50; guaranteed Shears so cents
Boys Large Wagons $l.35; Boys
Target Guns $3.50; Single Barrel
Guns $3.50; Double Barrel Guns
$1,000; good Plates per set 30 cents;
Cups and Saucers 80 cents; Carving
Sets from $3.50 up to $3.50;
Pocket Knives from 10 cents up to
sl.50; Elegant Dog Irons and Fire
Sets; A guaranteed Razor $500;
Boys axe 70 cents, a fine lot Of all
kinds of Crockery at prices that
will please you. lfyou will come
and examine my stock you will
find lots Of good Xmas presents. 1t
will delight me to wait on you.
Asking you TO call ] am yours for
a merry Xmas. j. Allen Myers.
IS The Hot Kuttsr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
ON WALL STREET.
SEINE stocks Were Irregular, bat Ne
Above Expectation.

SEINE stock. Were Irregular. bat Not
Above Expectation.
New York. Dec l9-All roads led 70
Wall street this morning. Besides
the usual throng Of brokers bankers,
clerks and regular frequsnters o. the H.
nancial district, elevated trains surface
cars, fsrrys and private oonveyance'
brought additional curiosity seekers Of
all conditions and both ssIes Some
had interests at stake but the majority
were present simply as sightseerA The
galleries Of the exchange were filled &c
the utmost
Measures already taken for the relief
Of the money market and other meas
ures projected including the expressed
intention ~ the secretary Of the treasu'
~ % increase the government deposits
with the national banks, had the effect
Of allaying apprehension A sharp re-
coyery o. prices OF some Of the leading
American stocks Of the London EK'
change contributed 20 the same effect
Feeling nevertheless is fsverish and ap-
prehensiye.
The advance Of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany u the rate Of discount from 4
70 and. S per cent discount caused
uneasiuess not only on account but be-
cause they probably foreshaiowed fur
Their advances 10 the Bank Of Eng
land rate, resulting IN pressure on New
. York
Some irregularities occurred, bat o. a
whole the market was about as expected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20

London. Dec lg-The failure Of the
London aud Northern bank, limited, :
comparatively small concern. Is an
nounced The directors issued a state
meut attributing the failure 70 the al
legged libeIous assertions regarding the
bank which appeared in the press The
bank assets. according 10 the directors.
should fully cover the liabilities The
failure Of the bank and the rise in the
German rate Of discount and interest,
the latter from 10 per cent did mol
appear TO have any serious effects on the
market here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20

Chicago, Dec. 10 John + Thomas,
one OF the best known colored lawyers
in this city and the first negro man 70
be- elected TO the Legislature Of Illinois,
died in this city, aged 81 years Besides
being regarded as the wealthiest negro
in Chicago, he had been for many years
a character Of considerable local re-
nown. lie was born in Alabama in
lsi7 lie was reared by he family Of
DIR. l. McClusky Of Mobile He received
a good education and .ater taught
school in that city and in Chicago for
many years He removed TO this city
A 1870.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20

Bart Sims arrived home yesterday
from Tulane TO attend the Sims Nc
KenEie wedding aud spend the holidays.
Bart was one Of the star players on the
sewanee football team during the past
season and played with the team dur
ing is triumphal tour through the
south. lie kicked eleven goals In one
game.
viii X. Thomas, Frant Clarke and
Paul Bradley returned nom a duck
hunt on Halls lake yesterday morning
Just before the storm. win says they
killed four ducks which cost them ti.OO
each one; squirrel, also killed, slightly
reduces the average.
Buchanan Bros. show window pre-
sents charming display Of beautiful
lap fobes.-Chase's goods the best.
Sold As cheap a. these goods can be
bought anywhere. 10
Nice for Christmas presents-a quar-
ter box OF those fine La Josephine ci-
gars for 500, at Jno. Clancy Ker
nole's. Is
Mrs. Matte Nixon and children re.
turned to Bolton yesterday after visit
ing Mrs. Nixon's parents, Mr.. vnd Mrs
T. ? wooten, Mr.. wooten, who has
been IN six weeks, Ia reported some
better.
Marriage licenses: Johnnie REEVES TO
Stella Lockhart, Jesse Terrell TO Ardel-
| la Dawson, @. A. Foster 70 Anna Belle
Stuart, j. A. MAINLAND b Della Glover,
Adam Risby to Gertrude Scott, T.. 2,
Gentry to EVE sAndel.
Chas. Ednburg's restaurant In the
ZeunAu block il nov open day and
night. Regular meals 50 cents. Short
order lunches At all hours. Il
A swell present-A quarter box o.
those tine La Josephine cigars for on,
dollar. They are fine. At join
Chancey Kernole's. Is
MI Preston Gentry and Miss Eyi,
Sandle will be married this evening al
Wellborn. The Eagle extends eongrat
ulations.
, Ifyou are looking for pretty ki'
body or dressed doll We have them
call aud see them. Wilson-Jenkin
, Drug Co. y
There was big crowd Of holida.
buyer. here from Grimes county yes
ieriay in spite Of the weather.
T. W. Drew and son Carl, Bud OneaI
and David and Harvey George wer
here yesterday from Macy.
There IL no better Christmas preseu
than a nice lap robe A beautiful lin
I at Buchanan Bros. Is
Mrs l.. ". Rawls has gone TO llud
son, Ark, to visit her daughter, Mr..
l.. l.. llutcmHuu'
Christmas ties for ladies' and gentle
b men. See Burt Norwood's show vii
e dow. 10
Kirk Loughrdge Of Eagle Lake,
here to spend the holidays With reli
b tiyes
d Premium hams and fresh shipment ,
u crackers at Cole Bros
ZOO dozen egg on hand nov at 70 Ct,
o at John b. Mixes. IS
. lap Robes Chase's goods, the be-
made. az buchanan Bros. 10
Cal. for White Crest flour. at Jno \
a Lawrence IS Co.'S 90
For Sale-A very fine 1916 Jers,
heller 10 months old. Ja.. II. Webb.
30 m CENMnIID
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Russell Watkins IL at home ior the
holdays.
Home made ribbon cane syrup at
C0le Bros. ~
Miss Ella Wilkes is visiting her
sister at uyalde.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye a. the
Expoation saloon. 1907
" sheb Mills was here from Madison
county yesterday
\ .lCranberues, fruits and nuts u all
Nod at Cole Bros 10
ID. ". MalIeii was here from Grimes
county yesterday.
Smoke Metropolitan cigars sold at
Erpositson saloon. dtf
Fresh canned goods and salt aud dill
pickles at Cole Bros 10
Just received, 1000 pairs Of SIX pants
Cnale at Waco at Couter's. II
Look AZ Burt Norwood's show window
to-day for Christmas ties. 10
NJ. 5. Freeman and Preston Gentry
we're here from Welbon yesterday
J. W. Leigh il here from Mexia ID
spend the holidays with his family.
Thursday l. sale day ON turkeys a.
John b. Mikes. See notice elseW here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
DR.. SEYMOUR,
The Eminent Optician, Again
at the Exchange Hotel
VIII Remain Until
Dee. 23

The successful and distinguished
optician, DR.. VIM. /. Seymour. H.
here ON his fourth visit and has
rooms on the second floor at the tx.
change hotel, where he will remain
until Saturday night, Dec. 90 DR..
Seymour is famed throughout the
Southwest for hi. wonderful treat.
ment Of the eye, and no one with
uncertain sight should mis-, the OPP.
| portunity now presented for con.
sultng him. lie has treated the
eyes and prepared glasses for many
Of our most prominent people, and
/ all attent his skill as an occulist.
DIS va
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20

Baltimore, Dec. 10 The Charles A.
Vogel.r Company. druggists, have made
general assignment The N9gelei
company was founded in 1874, is prin'
cipal product being 81 Jacobs OIL No
figures are given. but liabilities are
small
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
Ten Year, for Murder

Clarksville. Tenn, Dec TO- --AtDover
Isaac Roger, who fatally shot two WON
en- at Bear SPRING. Stewart county, In
November was sentenced TO 10 years In
the psnitentiary by the circuit court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20
Failure at Bo.ton.

Boston. Dec l9-Dillaway * Starr,
banker. and brokers Of this city. have
assigned The firm is one Of the most
prominent OF the kind In the city. and
composed OF Charles + W DillAway,
George II Flint and 4 W Lawrence
The Liabilities have not been computed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-20

Ardmore, l. T.. Dec l9.-John Par
fridge was placed on trial here in the
Federal court on charge Of killing
Sam Curtis.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
LLEWELLYN'S DEED.
1t Was Not Done by a Dona Ana County
Man.

Man,
Last evening "A dispatch was received
in this city which stated that "James
Llewellyn (Big JIM who enlisted in the
34th regiment from New Mexico
killed two policemen at Denver Sunday
morning. The dispatch also stated
that the father of James Llewellyn had
been agent at the Mescalero agency at
one time.
A dispatch received from Clinton
Llewellyn at Las Cruces by Ralph Nc
File last night stated that his brother
Morgan Llewellyn had been a month in
the San Andres mountains looking after
his fathers mines and therefore the
Llewellyn mentioned in the dispatch
from Denver cannot be one of the grown
up sons of Major Llewellyn of Las Cru
Gus, who was at one time agent at the
M~escalero agency.
Clinton and Morgan Llewellyn have
many friends in this city who all say
that it is impossible that either of them
committed a deed like that ascribed to
James Llewellyn. Morgan served in the
rough riders in troop H, under Captain
Curry, and was mustered out a sergeant.
He played full-back on the Agricultural
College team last year and is tall and of
powerful build. He is about 20 years of
age. Clinton is two years older and
served as one of the clerks of the last
legislature. He too, is tall, and of pow
erful build.
The published list of New Mexico re-
cruits for the 34th regiment does not
show the name of Llewellyn.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14

Springs. The ore was found in the old
workings opened by a drift run from the
bottom of a 80 foot shaft.
The Modoc at Hanover is putting out
20 tons of ore daily. The ore averages
SIS per ton. A. w. Tenant the owner,
is clearing $3.50 a day ON the mine.
Captain Porter made a strike of good
ore ON the Perry, near Santa Rita, which
was worked Is years ago by Lloyd Mag
ruder.
d. c. King of Cripple Creek, Colo,
has bonded the Allen group of lead cop
per mines near Santa Rita. The group
includes the Philadelphia owned by c.
&. Bell and Samuel Allen.
A. W.. Tenant has paid the first
$4,000 instalment for the Modoc group
in the Hanover district to Andrew
johnson, Joseph A. Potter and John
Bragaw.
Edward c. Belts of Colorado Springs
Will commence work on William p. Dor
seys fluorite mine near the Gila river.
The fluorfte which resembles the best
onyx, will be shipped to France.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
DESTRUCTIVE CLOUDBURST.
Water Sweeps Down Fresnal Canon Doing
Great Damage.

The %cloudburst which swept down the
Fresnal canon last Saturday, was one of
the most destructive that ever occurred
in the mountains. 1t is estimated that
the damage to the railway track will re-
present ~, 5000. The track was washed
out for a distance of three miles and
when the vast volume of water came
rushing down the canon it threw the
ties and iron 80 feet in the air and
then carried them down on the surface
OF the water like cork. The rails were
doubled and twisted, and tied in bow
knots, rendering them absolutely use.
less. The old railway grade, which was
from three to six feet high in places was
washed out level with the canon bottom
and the track will be rebuilt on the hill
side. The depot was not washed away
as was first reported but the structure
was considerably damaged as was every
other house and store in the canon.
No one was killed, but the people
were forced to run to the hillsides for
safety. In one place a whole section of
the railway track, 800 feet long was
picked up intact and carried dow the
stream like a floating raft. Gardens In
the n were wholly ruined, the flood
blowing channels through them that
resembled the deep bed Of a river. In
one place the flood carried away the
corner of a barn and the railway ties
rushing in killed two horses belonging
to the company. One hundred men, in
GLIDING the crew from the Alamogordo
lumber mill, are working on the road,
and it is estimated that it will take
three weeks to rebuild the track.
Meanwhile the mill at A%lamogordo is
shut down for lack of logs. Manager
Conway, who visited the scene of the
flood, said that a person could hardly
realize that water was capable of Great
ing so much damage. The Alamogordo
u Sacramento Mountain railway was
able to run trains into Toboggan Mon
day, but the track between Wooten's
and T%oboggan is in bad shape.-Alamo-
gordo News.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

John Brown, butcher for the A
Walker Company, moved early YESTERDAY
morning from Palace avenue to Watel
street.
Quite a fight occurred on the plaza
last evening. One of the recruits who
enlisted in the 34th regiment knocked
down a town boy who gave offense to
the. recruits sweetheart.
Luciano Campagnoli was arrested last
evening for failing to pay the costs in a
city case in which he was recently de-
PENDANT. He will have to serve a SEN
tence of fourteen days in the county
jail.
Saturday night a number of Indians
from Tesuque came into the city and
stopped in front of Gavino Ortiz store
on San Francisco street. One of the
squaws fell from the real of a wagon
and broke a leg.
Cheiro, Karl Won Roth the famous
palmist, author on occult subjects ar
rived in Santa Fe last Saturday on a
trip through the west. He combines
business with pleasure and can be seen
for a few days at the Palace hotel. See
advertisement in another column.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
Recruiting Stations Closed.

A. Levenson, of Ration, A. M. Mennet.
of Las Vegas, and Lieutenant Sherrard
Coleman returned Sunday evening
from the recruiting stations at Las
Vegas and Ration, which, together with
the Santa Fe station, were closed Sat-
urday. Lieutenant Coleman secured
three more recruits at Ration Saturday
forenoon. This morning he, Levenson
and A. M. Mennet left for Alamosa and
Creole to open recruiting stations. Last
evening Lieutenant Coleman received
word that the 34th regiment had passed
the thousand mark and that recruiting
would probably be discontinued Satur.
day Of this week.
Private Frederick Hagen, who was in
charge of the recruiting station in this
city during Lieutenant Coleman's ab-
sence, left this morning with recruits
Harry Jenner and David Williams, who
enlisted Saturday morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
GREAT LAND SALE.
Owners of the W. s. Ranch Put Money
Into Oolfax County Land.


A very large land deal has just been
made whereby 100000 acres of the Max
well land grant will pass to the hands
of Captain w. S. French, of Alma, So
zorro county, and W.. S. Wilson, of En-
gland, who own the w. S. ranch in
Socorro county, with cattle and horses
there and in Colfax county. The south
line of the new purchase is two miles
north of Springer and extending west
to the Ponil country, north to the
Vermejo river and east to the eastern
boundary of the Maxwell land grant
line.
Surveyors are in the field now laying
out the large tract of land. They buy
outright the ranches of j. Fl. Nash, in
Guiding about 5000 acres; J. H. Goblin,
Peter Jameson and Hunt & Croker,
these ranches lying in the Point coun-
try north and east of the town of Ci-
marion. The price per acre paid will
be 70 cents.
This company will place many thous-
ands of dollars of improvements on it's
newly acquired territory. The new
owners intend next season to put in sew.
eral thousand acres of alfalfa, new
ranch houses, c~orrals, bitches, reser-
voirs, etc. Captain French says that as
soon as they dispose of their lands in
Socorro county they will concentrate
their entire interests in southern Colfax
county. The ranchers bought out are
looking for locations south and west of
their purchase.
1t is understood the 10000 acre deal
east of Springer with st. Louis par ties
has been closed. This land will be put in
alfalfa partly and the balance stocked
with cattle. A large Arizona stock COM
pany has several thousand head of cat
tie ranging east of there. These two our
chases take a big slice from the Max
well Land Grant Company in southern
Colfax county. 1t is understood more
deals are on hand for grant land.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
Board of Education.

A special meeting of the board of edu.
crtiOn was held at Weltmer's book store
Saturday evening. The members alb
sent were Robert Johnson and A. Rael.
Professor j. A. Wood was asked to draw
up a contract for the repairing of school
houses In wards Nos. l, 2, 3 and 4 and to
submit the same to the committee on
buildings and grounds, and that the
committee report to the board at a
special meeting to be held this evening.
The matter of purchasing second hand
school desks from the Las Vegas board
of education was discussed but no ac-
ton was taken.
A special meeting OF the board of
education will be held this evening.
Secretary Conway stated today that the
transfer of the reservation hospital to
the board of education was made this
morning, and school desks and other
furniture will be placed in 1t at once.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
Representing Six Of the largest
Tailoring Houses in the
United States.

The Santa Fe Mercantile Company
has opened a tailoring made to order
establishment on the west side of the
plaza next to the Wells-Fargo express
of1ce, under the management Of Mr.. q.
T.. Collins. A perfect fit and satfsfac-
ton IN every respect is guaranteed.
Don't buy your suits Of would-be trav-
cling agents. We are here to do bust
and we'll do 1t. Prices as cheap as
any living soul can possibly make them,
SANTA FEE MERCANTILE CO.,
AID. GUSDoRF.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Edward Otero has returned from Ber-
nalillo county.
L. Smith and T. L. Kinney of Madrid,
! are visitors in the city.
6. W. Johnston, an attorney from AL.
buquerque, is u visitor in the city.
Hon L. Bradford Prince returned to
this city from Abiqui Saturday evening.
William Barney returned home on
Saturday from a camping trip up the
canon.
Miss Anna M. Turner. a teacher of the
Indian school at San I%ldefonso, spent
yesterday in this city.
w. II. Musgrave and family of Ger
rillos, spent Sunday in this city and left
for home this afternoon.
w. H. Buntain, superintendent of
federal forest reserves, returned home
last evening from an inspection trip of
the ella reserve.
Hon. Victor Ortega of Chimayo, is a
visitor in the city. He is one of the
jury commissioners together with Hor..
j. d. Hughes and Arthur Seligman.
IA. IL. hdueOLhN, d iuetdi ueuloI lIOul
Denver, is in the city looking up some
old bells which he had been told were
stored in this vicinity and could be
bought.
c. Fl. Elmendorff will leave this even
ing for Las Vegas and from there will
make a several weeks trip to the south
ern past of the territory before return
ing to this city.
Il. j. Curran, the insurance agent,
one of the publishers of the New Mexico
Mining Record is over from Albuquer-
que, on business for the mining ex-
change there.
Mrs. S. Spitz and son and daughter
will return home this evening from a
visit to Denver. Miss May Spitz will
remain in Denver to attend the high
school of that city
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
Fishing PARTY Returns.

District Clerk A. M. Bergere, Chief
Justice Mills of Las Vegas, Hon. Frank
W. Clancy and Sheriff Thomas Hubbell of
Albuquerque, returned to this city last
evening from their outing on the Pecos.
They had very successful fishing and
brought 300 trout with them. After en-
loying the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bergere at dinner Judge Mills left for
home last evening. Mr.. Bergere is busy
this morning distributing the greater
part of his catch to friends in this city.
Governor Otero will remain on the Pc
cos until Wednesday evening as the
guest of Hon. w. B. Childers of Albu-
nuprnua.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
At the Hotels.

At the Claire: A. Levenson, Ration;
A. M. Mennet, Las Vegas; Z. j. Curran,
Albuquerque; A. w. Tenant, Hanover;
William W. Travel, New York; j. S.
Campbell, Boston; L. M. Walden, Phoe-
nix; A. H. Radetzky, Denver; A. Crater,
st. Louis; M. Wiswell, Columbus, Kas.;
Anna M. Turner, San Ildefonso; w. H.
Pittenger, New York.
At the Exchange: A. L. Witherspoon,
Denver; J. B. Bird, Chicago; John M.
Ostermann, Kansas City; o. H. Morgan,
Arkansas; J. B. Russell, Pueblo.
At the Palace: I. Smith, T. L. Kin
ney, Madrid; A. D. Ashbaugh, Denver;
Q. J. Barrett, Chicago; M. L. Tickner,
San Francisco; A. l.. Sailors, Kansas
City; H. G. Avis, st. Louis; E. s. Wad-
dies, st. Joseph; Charles II. Eye, Mosca;
W. A. Michael and wife, Kansas City;
Arson Pitcher, San Francisco; G. VI.
Johnston, Albuquerque.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the capitol rebuilding board,
Santa Fe, N. M, on or before IL o'clock
noon, of Friday, September /, 1899, lat
which hour and date such proposals will
be opened, for the hardware and vault
doors of the capitol building Of New
Mexico. The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved. Plans and speciiica-
tions can be seer at the Office of the
architects at the capitol grounds, Santa
Fe, N. M. w. H. PORE.
Secretary Capitol Rebuilding Board.
1. II. & w. NJ. RAP,
Architects.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-08-14
Suit for Divorce.

Hon. Charles F. Easley, attorney, this
afternoon filed a suit in the first district
court entitled, James A. Catanach VS..
Conrada Sena y Catanach. The plaintiff
sues for divorce on the ground of deser-
ton. The parties we're married in this
city January IL, 1891, by Rev. George
Julliard, but separated August 81, 1898.
Plaintiff also asks for custody of the
three children aged Z, 5 and 3 years
respectively, which have been in his
care thus far.