The silver lance., 1899-10-06


springs. Also steady work for car
'oaoers and other employees.
Principal Sayres of the Diamondville.
wyoming, school was tried before JUS
ICE uree hosenberg for severely whipping
1enie ana Willie Marshal, two of his
pupiis. Mr. Sayers was fined $50 and
costs, but will appeal the case.
Inc carnival and street fair at AL
Duquerque ended in a blaze of glory
on the 23rd. This kind of fall festiyi-
ues were new to the Southwest. but in
lhis instance it has proved the most
perlect success Of any that could have
been undertaken.
Inc body of Joseph Wolff, a returned
volunteer. was found in his room at
Boulcer Death was caused by a dose
OF laudanum, administered by himself
1t Is supposed with suicidal intent. 1t
is supposed that disappointment in love
aHalrs was the cause of the deed.
Inc Dunbar Cattle Company Of Chey-
enne has decided upon a new method
oI handling its enormous business. The
great nerds are to be divided into small
punches, each bunch to be run and
controlled by separate company, all
sucn companies to be under the con-
trol OF the mother corporation.
1t is authenticity reported at Santa
re that the anthracite and bituminous
coal deposits covering thousands of
acres, have passed from the control Of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad Company to the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company for a consider
alton approximating $1,0O0,0OO.
Governor Otero sent the following
message to Admiral Dewey upon learn
ing that the Olympia had ben sighted
The people of New Mexico through
me send greetings, congratulations and
their deepest admiration to the hero of
Manila bay on his return to his native
land" A salute of seventeen guns was
hred ON the plaza in honor Of the event.
The Black Range Railway Company
has filed incorporation papers at San
ia Fe. The capital stock is $4,000. 600,
and the headquarters at Santa Fe. The
company proposes to construct a nine
ty-mile railway from Magdalena, So
corro county, to Chloride, Sierra coun-
ty. 1t will traverse a rich mining and
stock country.
W. N. Kight, w. A. Hunter and W.
q. White, incorporated as the Farm
ington Gas and Oil Company, are sink
Ing well at Pennington, New Mexi-
co, having purchased the Geoglin drill.
Fesley Right, an experienced oil man,
will have charge of the workings.
There are indications of both gas and
oil in that section.
Charles A. Scheurich of Taos, New
Mexico, presented to Carleton Post, g.
A. R., a fine flag, which had waved
over the grave of Ex-Governor Charles
Bent, a grandfather of Mr.. .Scheurich.
Bent was the first American governor
of New Mexico and fell in the Taos
massacre. His grave is in the national
cemetery at Santa Fe.
A dispatch from Seattle says: Three
of the Union Pacific train robbers,
who in July held up the east-bound ex-
press near Rock Springs, and relieved
the Pacific Express messenger of his
iron box, containing over $125 600 in
cash, have been located in this city
and arrests are expected to result at
any time.
Harry Strout, an employee of the
Virginius mill at Ouray accidentally
caught hold of live electric wire with
both hands and received a shock of 800
volts. He was unconscious for about
thirty minutes and resuscitated with
great difficulty. His hands and arms
are horribly burned and the accident
may yet give him serious trouble.
The District Court at Santa Fe is
busy with the trial of Cristine Trujillo.
Trujillo is accused of numbering Juan
Espinosa, August 18th last Espinosa' s
body was found below the railroad
bridge as Espinola. The questions to
be decided by the jury will be whether
he fell from the bridge while intoxi-
Gated or had been killed and thrown
from the bridge, and whether Trujillo
did the deed.
The stone cutters of the Cripple
Creek district have organized Dranch
of the Stonecutters' Association of
North Am rica. The established wage
is So per day of eight hours. They will
not sanction the introduction of Stona
cut by prison labor, and will not coul-
tenance the transportation of cut
stone from one place to another. All
stone used in the district must be cut
in this district.
Governor Otero has consented TO de-
liver the chief address to the Terrific
rial Horticultural Fair which opens at
SduId re OctODti ftn. lIAIlD1to Iol
the fair are beginning to arrive. The
exhibit made at Albuquerque by the
Agriculture College, Mr.. Casa, Mr.,
Stockton and Others was shipped here
directly. Mr.. Cast has returned to Me-
silla to obtain a fresh supply of fruit
before the fair.
The Baldwin mines of the Citizens
Coal Company will hereafter give en-
hr1f
This is the announcement made at the
office of the company in Denver, and
the management declares that the pol
icy will be strictly adhered to. The
mines are now closed, but the com
pany is looking for non-union men to
take the places of the old workmen
The mines gave employment to 400 OF
500 men, and the output last August
was 1900 tons.
o. B. Stone, an extensive operator in
Taos county mines has organized a