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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15

ti16enllnterbdu5 paitrte 6sute oleS;u,
tpel6e Die grbe6ung elmer &riegs@Inz
lei6e autoriIirt, bic brittle 2slun9.
Osuti 6lanb fpra4 5rofz :
Qpnbon, IA. MGr3. 0a5 Nu5z
DGrtige 2lmt fat Die Gprre1ponoen3
3piiden groBbritannien unD 0gutI6z
idnD bs3jigli6 Der 8sI6lagna6me oeutz
ider S4iffe Ourd briiil4e ar;e8s>
fa6r5euge befdnnt gegeber.
Nm 5. Sunuar Iberpsihte Der bsutz
ide SOtiGafter in 2onoon. @raf BON
9aBfelOt. cine i'm peremptorrI6en 5one
aa5altene g1ote Qoro Sulis6urD. 2lm
{. Sanuar feb beriel6e bur6 Den briz
tiIden 8Oti0after in Berlin, Sir s.
2asceQs5, bic g2ole 'bes @raFen 61bz
fetot als ni6t in oem fir Diplomatic
Ide @orreIponben3 iibli6sn Some aez
halten 6aratteriIiren. 2orb Calls
6urb le6nte e5 ab. Die bsutide 2llffaIz
iung iiber 8rieg5 gontrebanDe 3u
tbeilen, DerIpra6 a6er. Dab Die Npte in
geei9neter 3ett beantportet peroen
EpIroe. Oas He7ultdt Der GorrsIppnz
beng 1T i6on Dor einiger 3eit befannt
gema4t tporoen.
SuGtans S06terlein BUR d.
brannt.
Con ntanttnppel, IA. Mdr5.
- Die 2ie6ling5tp6ter be5 Sullan5,
Prin3eIIin NaoeI1oa. lit tiir3li6 mil
Dem tiirfii6en 0i6ter 9fieoiar bur6z
ge6rannt. Die Brin5eIIin entFlo6
pl0blid BON gilOi3 aiosf. sSn ihrer
gegleitung bsFanb li9 Die So6ter Ssz
man Pui4aS, Nomen5 3i3a.
Der @ultan 1T tief erItiittsrt ii6er
ben 9orfdQ.
psre 9snri Dibon's Soo.
Yaris, IA, NGr3. - Yers Seuri
Oioon, Der befannte Sheploge, p:tAer,
pie idon 9emeloet, geItern i'm Sou
louie einem ,ShlagfluiIe erlag, tpuroe
am II. Mdr5 1910 in Spupst (oSIere)
geboren, trdt als Qn6dnger 2acpnoaiz
reg in ben 0pminifaner Srben beIz
len grtpr er na6 bem bautI6 fron30z
itI6en &riegs tpurbe. Wsgen Ieinsr
1879 ge6altenen 9ortrdge ii6er OisGbez
idNioungs 5ruge C CSnoifolute ct o;z
porce, 1880 bate er Ii6 in 9om gu
oerdnttportsn unO bra6te in Dem COR
iil6en 8ioiter Gor6aru eine Straf3eit
bon II Sabren 3u. gla6pem er bier
Ouf Die uniperIiIGtsn BON 2eip3io uno
Berlin be7u6t. uno Die gelponnenen
@tnoriide in Dem 8uf)e y2es 9(Glez
man0s" per0ffentli6t fdtte,unternabm
er eine 9eife nd6 poldItinu, als bersn
JruAt fetn bel geleiene5, geIhidt qez
lArlebenes Wert ga bic be SSSeIus" erz
ihien, tpel9es unter FormeQer Diner
fennung Der Srttif fir bic gefammte
biblii6e Wtnoertpelt eintritt. 8leidz
5eiti9 DurOe Pere Oibon Oireftor pes
college 2llbsrt le 8rano in 9lrteuil uno
erf6sen ieit 1891 audi pieber auf paz
riier 8an5e[n.
Griipi f6ner franf.
81 0 m, IA. Mdr5. - Gr prsmier
GriIpi fiegt an Der @rippe, compli5ist
purr4 Sron9itis. idper franf barniez
Der uno III ni9t i'm Stanos, Na6run3
Bel iid 5u 6ebaltsn. Sine fiir3(i6e
Speration. tpel6er er ii6 pegsn zines
9lugenleioens unter3pg, fat Ii9 al5
5e9li6lag erDieien, unb Der 3uTtano
bes 9reiien Stautsmannes gie6t 2(nz
LAB 3u srniter 9eiorqnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
Der. Gtaaten Senator Goa6).

.uebsrrebet burd ein.n 5rsunb, babe
i'd gearusna aIs @tdrfungsmitts1 ss,
braa9t unb es freut mid, beseusen gu
t0nnen. bab es mir iebr pisl eeboifen bat
5ur Grlansun9 bon &raft, 2e6sn unb aps
petit. Jreunbs fagten mir, bab es mert=
piirbis Dirfium 1T bel Der 3siluna bes
untberfol 2eibens &utorrb" - 50. y.
Roa4, 2arimore, Rorb Oat0ta.
Gin frsiss Bud iiber aatarr9 tpirb an
irssnb eins abrsiie eeI&idt bur6 bic pss
rusna Drug mfg. Co., Columbus, O9io.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
USas 9eben cine SHroe."

Or Raopap .-ggcrt6,r 6,rr! esit lcnatr Ssit
bob. ia an elmer laHgsH 8sibe BON 6pmsto.aeH
in b0Git aufrtibtHor g8,iie Q,ltteu, bic Sr Grs
fabruug aller Grjtlben G,ut. bier ipotttttu uro
bic fiirbtete id ipenn ni5t in ibrem fTortidrtireR
sufqtbaIten, nit DDai9sn 3.rt0runa meiuer
Stdrfe enoen piirotu. 9trluf BON gSpetit UNI
bds gtrIaHQeH mad Stimulutien uno tunfli6eH
Nttt,ln o,s llntsrbalts bel unrse,lmdBissu 3sitm,
Wauscl on Qefuubtm S9laf uuO nabioleerDtr G}sz
prefoH bei'm 4ufittbeH am WIorqeu madt,n mir
ous &ebsu qtraot3u 3u elmer EijrO, bis tiu6reuuo
mir ristb, SIRE DtcoiIiu ju periubtn. so tauf.e
Id mir benn cine Jloid)e BON RaopuOs Sariapas
rlon unD cine Sdahtel bon RuopaD's QintH
unO nGbm Oieitlben mad ben 9ori6ritsn Sd
forD boIb @bbiile. Sd taufte nod crci Tlaid]rr
uno brei Shattslr un0 bin nun BEL beTtrer GSes
tnnObctt, aIs ie 3usOr. SD bin 5br raebsms
Sisusr
Grtbur 8. @rfqbt
unioupile, Widj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
mcnem llunnQfpm,nsnhettem

Der @siibtitcl bic @agantis 3u iibernebmeI.
glnc oben genuunten 6Gufer ba6en Den Sortttl
Der beitcn uueriudbuug De5 SeiBitel5, Die ~ }crz
rcben it, NM auberOem cine abiplute Gar altie
gcQeH @crluits, iuUir Ditielben nbt tebr b3nbls
ten als anoere 2cutc fir eine mrOernerthi0c llnz
@cittitels sllnteriud1no btsablen. pcsbalb rpontcn
Sic ib Ia niht Oje bette peridaffeu!
Die 9Irtaur Der pS itle Sn urance 4
Sruit & Gom pa II y" beiiuDtn fb i'm rGaut=
table GjtbduOe"
CSbe,idlz zTotii g}r Al J C4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15

idgt., OaB man .in suujt; Bolt 66bitens cine 3tt
lang, abcr nienldl5 aui bic Suuer ium Anrrtn
balten tonne. @etuei5 paiir IisicrH aub Die be-
ribmten st. StrnarosRrduterpleu @unOer,e BON
loesn. Yatentmeoijneu fHb ertitanOtu unb pt1en
ibrer WirfnngsIOigteit bonn 9olte pieOer Der Der
eenenbstt uberdntpcrttt poroen. Die Ct. FER
ndro73routerpilen aber babtH id ourt Sabrbunz
oertt binourt Die 8unft pts Yoltes eriporbet nno
srldlien, nnD iiuar iueaen ibrer uHueralclhlI6en
eSrfilng bel allen &rautbetsn bts Magns Der Gts
Der IHo Der Gieren. giae ap0tbsfen. 25 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
0as cefunomiidIite lit Sas Bette.

Cine Tlaf8s ,ntbdIt mebr pirfiam,u GrurotOff
bon Wsoijiu, als irqrHO Gin uuosrss qraDarat Gs
piro eerommtR in GbteloiielzGoisn, lp6brtno ana
bsrc fiinf ODtr ists YtaI 10 0iel erfOrOeru gsrs
tauft oon alien @oOthettru. grts 81.
&6t.t auf H. E. RsgitruHes itempsl .R q. r.
ouf benz, mas S5br fault.
e6rsibt an Sr.@ @aonuo 60, Rr. IS,
Glm.Str., 9sps9ort, I'M eas gGaIsiR .3atbge,
Ser gost Of aODics.l Cl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
Mooerne 3eiCpiefe.

Sic SransattiOnsn Der r5itle Sniurauce Gpms
panp" pdbrenD Der iiin9it psrilOiensn 98o6eu unls
faien bsuabe ale ipibtioen Speratipnen in 9ers
binDung NIT Gjrunoeieentbum udbrenD Dieier 3ttt.
&oriibtige GrunbeieertbumstGufer uno peren an=
pGte uno Itater beiteben ebt msbr unb mcbr auf
cinem qapuntirteR geistitel, Der dui Die ior9tdlz
tiqte in Baltimore su erlaHasnot 9riiiung bcIels
ben burt lit, unp iino ieBt ipeniQer uno tpeniger
NIT Nsr alton 9Rythnns elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
Ger. Gtanten Senator Gnffinan.

sd piinids su fassn, bab i'd pesruz
ma sine 3sit lang fir aatarrb genommen
babe unb babe es als eine pOrtrefflihe
Mebt5in sefunben, bic mir mebr 4b9ilfe
bro6te, als irsenb ettous, buB ieb ie ees
nommen." - %. .. SulliDaa, Orforo,
miff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15

g.nsral maior Sofepb Dbseler, @st
fsblsbaber Der Ssapallerie Streittrdfts Dor
5ontiago unO Der @erfaiier bon Der
Selbaua por Santiago. iagt bon Dem
srobeu aotarrbsMittsl 9esrusna Solesns
bes: sd fcaliebe mid Der snten Wts.'
nung Der Senatoren Sullibun. Rod1 unO
WieGnsrp On, tpeIde biefs BON 9esrusna
bobsn. Gs purbe mir empfoblen bon
3suten, bic es eebrau1t baben, ols Elm
pOrsisitdaes Sonic unb Defenders !pirtiam
Bel Der Setluns bon Satarrb."
Ser. Staatcn GeaatUr WcGnern.
Der 46tb. g. .. MeGnsrp, Der.
@taaten Ssnotor bon 2ouiiiana, fagt
Solaenbes uber pesrusna:
rQezrurna ift elm portrefflt9es Sonic.
Sd babe es h'nrei6enb srprobt, Inn fagen
gu tOnRen, bab id CLAUDE, oab es allen
Inipriihen seniigt, bic Oh busielbe esz
ftellt iperben." - 6. g. Me@nerp, Stem
Orleans, 2ouiiiana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
SiQi9er Sies.
2stitem 6eletsn 2sfoemfonteim.
Sic Suercn batten bic StaSt pprber
gcrduntt, INN tic ppr cincm Spm=
bnroemcnt su beiunbren.

2orb 3Gberts IOl bon Der SepDltsrun9
nit reren3enloIem Gnt6uIiaSmu5"
empfangen porbsn iein, - Risiiz
ger Subel iibsr bisisn groBartigsn
GrTolg in 2onbon. - Der 8s9
ra4 grstorio pitO ni4t gang 10
lsi6i fsin. - Mas Dom 9oul
baru6sr Ia9t. - Die Re9itrung
.os9 Oraniez Jrsiitdat5 lit no6
GroonItoOt ii6srseIisoe.t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
lin Die 8rippc iu sinei Sasem St
furiren

nsbne man u2uratiDe 8rpmo 4ul>
nine Sablsts." 4Ge Ipotbeter esb,n
bas Selo 3uriid, nsnn es gu 6eilsn perz
feblt. 6. %. 8rppe's Namens3ug lit
auf iebsr S9a4tel. 25 Gents.
(fup2. .OoA.W.6W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
6 n 3 aiGtig pafiir t.

Qonopn, IA. W}Gr3. - SIN 6riz
ti1Asnllnterbaus paiItrte 6sute Oie9;u,
pel6e Die @rbe6ung elmer 8rieg5zInz
teibe autoriIirt, bic brittle 2siung,
Deuti 6lanb fpra6 Jrafz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
60. Sabrgang.
Saltimprc=Cfjio=Sa abn= SuIctin.

Sl.25 Saltsmrre nusD 2ssaibinstpn uHo
,uriid SGnftaQs INN SOuntaqs, Gut fir bic
Sldiabrt bis Sum ipleenoen MortaQ eiui6lisBs
lid. S!ae 3i9e. zen s8opai 9imitep" ausGes
npmn1eu C4-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-15
Starf Serlhnupft.
mikadttte frtunoldaft.
Sn Sen Der. Staaten tptro idInDner
WiBbramh bamit sctrieben, iast
Der Spnopncr ,,&lpbe."

2lle Soffnung auf frieoli4s Saterpsnz
lion Ser Md6te 5ur gsilegung beg
iiioufrifaniiden 9ris9es ideint
perge6lid. -gon Mai1ingtpn aus
perben feline tpeitersn S9ritte un<
tsrnpmmen tpsrDen. 8iftprIa
piro in Dublin cine Gepilfpnmz
nungS 9toreIIs erbaltsn. - Der
Pria5 BON Wales unb @emaDlin
ipeTien gu 5e5n Gents pro Goupect.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

Lord Roberts puzzles many Of the
onlookers on the war, by not having
sent overwhelming forces to relieve
Mafeking. But undoubtedly he has far
greater projects ahead than the relief
Of a small outlying town. If the Beers
did capture the place they would have
gained no strategic advantage. The
war, to be finished quickly, must be
conducted straight into the Transvaal
and Lord Roberts evidently is prepar-
ing to strike a decisive blow on that
direction. To detach an overwhelming
force to Mafeking would be to waste
time, and what Lord Roberts desires
is to bring the war to quick con-
clusion. Whatever he means to do, he
Keeps his own counsel over and when
he is ready he will strike with a force
which will give as great surprise as
the great thanking movement which
ended in the defeat and capture of
General Cronje.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

The death of General Joubert from
disease is certainly a sad termination
to a military career. At the present
juncture it is a terrible blow to the
Beers. Joubert was an able general,
and had shown great skill in the initial
campaign which resulted in the invest
ment of Mafeking, Kimberly and Lady
smith, and the occupation of Strong
strategetic positions which prevented
the British from advancing into the re-
public. Joubert never doubted what
the ultimate end of the war would be,
and gained some unpopularity for his
eutspoken views on the subject, but he
gailantly did his best and proved him
self worthy foeman and comman-
der Of genius. Queen Victoria very
gracefully and feelingly forwarded a
message of sympathy to the widow of
the deceased general.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

Vladivostock has increased immense
1y since 1898. In that year there were
516 inhabitants; at the present time
there are 2S,S96 inhabitants, of whom
about 5000 were Japanese, Chinese and
Koreans. When the trans Siberian
railway is finished it will increase still
more, for during the summer months it
will be the center of very large trade
There is a tremendous awakening in
that remote corner of the Kamschatka,
but it is nothing to what it will come
to in a few years. 1t is lucky for us
that we are part of the United States,
or Russian intrigue would be busy with
US in the near future. Now there can
be no intrigue.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

The question of plague or no plague in
San Francisco is being waged fiercely.
The merchants there openly charge
the Board of Health with making
raid upon the treasury, and deny that
there was ever any case of plague at
all. The mayor telegraphs east that
there was a sporadic case of plague, but
that no other cases have occurred. This
has set the San Francisco papers wild,
and the mayor is called great many
other things than a strict adherer to the
truth. Interviews have been faxed up
with Hawaiians who are in the city to
show that the Board of Health here is
regarded by our community in the
same light as the San Francisco Board
of Health. While there are many who
may criticize the expenditures of our
Board, and perhaps the criticisms are
just, no one thinks that the Board of
Health has created cases of plague out
of it's inner consciousness. AT all events
we have confidence in the truth and
honesty of our officials, if the San Fran
cisco people have none in theirs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

TO have developed a new gambling
game shows a certain amount of bril-
lance gone astray. A new sensation is
what the "Jeunesse Doree" is ever
seeking after Our small lads of the
hoOdium class have struck two--novel
ones to them-"craps," which came
from the niger regiments passing on
transports, and lineup" whose origin
Is not so easy to trace, though the fas-
cinating game is favorite among
newsboys in Chicago and New York.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07
THE GOLD AND SILVER SHIELD

The Court of Claims has certainly
brought anything but peace to the Ha-
waiian Islands. Not for a long time
has so much antagonism been aroused,
nor have so many protests been made.
a correspondent in this issue makes
suggestion of how the difficulty of the
Court of Claims might be handled
Were his suggestion carried out there
would be both saving of time and mo-
ney, and there could be no antagonism.
According to President Dole's letter
to the Chamber of Commerce his view
is that President McKinleys dispatch
meant that the court Of claims was to
be created a court of law and not a
hoard Of appraisers or of valuation
This explains the action of the Execu-
tive. The community and the Execu-
tive have been thinking on entirely
different lines. That will account for
the friction. They have been like the
knights who fought over the gold and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

silver shield, each maintaining the
antagonists side. The position is now
understandable.
But when it is understood there are
things which yet require explanation.
It is a question whether President Nc
Kinley can Create" a court. Accord
ing to the views of one set Of thinkers
he can, according to the views of an
other equally able set of thinkers he
cannot And even II he has the power
it Is contended that he has no power
TO delegate his authority to any other
person, and the only person competent
to make appointments in such created
court would be Mckinley himself.
These are intricate questions which will
bear a great deal of argument, and
which would have to be settled before
the validity of the created" court
would be recognized. For it would be
manifest folly for anyone to put his
claim before a court whose validity is
in question.
But though all this is open to argu-
ment there need be no heat over 1t.
The merchants felt themselves aggriev-
ed because they were not represented
upon board of appraisers, and in this
they were perfectly justified. Presi-
dent Dole was not appointing board
of appraisers but a court of law, he
therefore filled his court with lawyers.
Now let the matter be argued on it's
merits.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

The prophylactic is thoroughly be-
put up their two dollars willingly in
order to have the protective serum in
jected A hundred years ago the slug
gestion of injecting a prophylactic
would almost have created riot. But
times change and we change with them.
No set of people have changed SO much
as the Japanese have assimilated so
largely with western ideas and have
adopted western scientific results.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

1t is to be hoped that the visits of the
Morning Star will not cease. The
missions in the Central Pacific have
done large maount Of good on the
Islands, and no matter what the gov
eTpment may be, the connection be-
tween the religious life of the United
States and the embryo christianity of
the Line Islands should never be sew
cred
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07
..'.' ..
KILLS
GEE MS

Put up in all sizes. Trial
bottle, 25 cents, which will
make a pail of the most effec-
tive Disinfectant.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-04
Hudson N M, Hot Springs.

Round-trip tickets are now on sale
from all points in New Mexico to the
Famous Hot Springs Of Southern New
Mexico. The rate from Santa Fe Is
$500 for the round trip; limit of tickets
thirty days from date Of sale. Hudson
Hot Springs are situated four miles
from Hudson station, and passengers
are taken to the springs by omnibus.
The new hotel, Casa del Consuelo, is in
operation, and is equipped with every
thing that an invalid or pleasure seeker
could reasonably desire. Rates run from
$3.50 to $3.50 per day, and from $40 to
SIS per month, including baths.
H. S. LUTZ, Agent,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-04
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Exchange: w. II. MiIligan, Denver.
The temperature in the sun this noon
was 62 degrees.
Owi1g to the lateness of train No. |
on the Santa Fe railroad the branch
train to Lamy did not leave Santa Fe
until 5 o'clock,
The local Odd Fellows will this even
Ing hold services over the remains of
John H. Larson at Wagner's undertake
ing establishment. The services will
commence at 8 o'clock. All Odd Fellows
are invited to attend.
Justice Jose Maria Garcia, who has
announced himself as a candidate. for
justice of the peace in precinct No. II
on the Republican ticket, also nnoun
ces that Cosme Salas will be q candidate
for constable in that precinct.
Special meetings will be held in St.
Johns Methodist Episcopal church every
evening this week except Saturday even
ing. New hymn books have arrived and
a half hour praise service will be held
each evening commencing at 7:3o.
The board Of fire commissioners will
hold it's monthly meeting this evening.
Bon-Ton: r. J. Ewing and SON, Glor-
ieta; Ernest Fleming, E. N. Henderson,
Cleveland, N. M.
The board of education held no meet
ing last evening, although it was the
regular meeting night of the board.
The Santa Fee chess club will meet on
Thursday evening at the government
Indian school as the guests of Superin-
tendent J. c. Crandall.
Another miners excursion to New
Mexico has been arranged by the Santa
Fe railroad. 1t will leave Colorado
points on December IL.
Probate Clerk Atanasio Romero to-
day recorded a deed of the city to H. B.
Cartwright of a tract of 1911 acres on
the Santa Fe river in precinct No. II.
The bridge gang of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad company, is rebuilding
the bridge over the Santa Fe river at
the Guadalupe church. Standard size
timber is used for the bridge.
City council did not meet last evening
for lack OF a quorum. A meeting Will
be held this evening. A project to make
an annual appropriation of 1,5oO for
a paid fire department may be discuss
ed at the meeting.
Palace. A. A. Keen, Albuquerque;
Mrs. Thomas McQuiston, Rinconado;
w. Riner, Alamosa; A. Scheurer, f. l..
Swartout, Antonito; D. T. White, Las
Vegas; j. B. Mayo, Golden; J.. P. Ear
ickkson, Las Vegas; J. r. Reed, Iowa;
James H. Reeder, Hayes City, Kas.; J.
Law, Antonito; w. H. H. Llewellyn,
Las Cruces; Thee. j. P. Mans and w.
G. Lyle, Denver; Chas. S. Onderdonk
and VIM. T. Hatmakker, Lamy; D.. J.
Jones, Madrid.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-12-04
Bids for Legislative Printing. 1901

Bids for Legislative Printing, 1901
Territory Of New Mexico, Office of Sec
rotary, Santa Fe, N. M, November 20,
l9oo.-Bids in triplicate, accompanied
by a bond in the sum OF five hundred
dollars, for printing bills, and the laws
and journals in book form, of the saith
Legislative Assembly of New Mexico, to
order through the secretary, will be re-
ceived at this Office until II o'clock a. m.
December IA, 1900, at which time they
shall be opened in the presence of the
bidders. Bills fer the convenience OF
Legislature, must be printed in Santa
Fe. Specifications, quality Of paper,
etc, may be seen at this office. Geo. H.
Wallace, Secretary Of New Mexico.
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Coroner's Inquest.

The post norton examination and the
inquest over the remains of John Larson,
who was killed on the Santa Fe railroad
tracks at Ortiz in this county, has been
postponed until this evening when the
witnesses from Ortiz and the train crew
which picked up the body will be here.
Superintendent J. E. Hurley will also be
present. Colonel r. e. Twitchell will
represent the railroad company and
District Attorney R. c. Gortner the
county.
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Tax Cases.

All defendants or their attorneys in
the cases of Santa Fe county VS.. delin-
quent tax payers r desired to be pres
ent at the supreme court DON tomorrow
at 10 o'clock, as at that time the general
cases will be taken up by Judge McFie.
Today was occupied in taking testimony
in special delinquent tax cases.
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Montexuma Lodge Elects Officers.

The annual election of officers of
Montezuma Lodge, No. /, A. f. & A.
M, took place last evening. The follow
ing officers were elected: WorshiLful
Master. DR.. w. s. Harroun, senior war
den, Marcus Eliot; junior warden, Ad-
Olson Walker; treasurer, Solomon Spitz:
secretary, +. P. Crichton; tyler, Henry
M. Davis. The officers will be installed
on the evening of st. Johns day, Dec
ember 81, and will serve as such during
thu yoar 1Q01
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A Grant County Pioneer Dead.

James A. Lucas, a pioneer of Grant
county, died at Silver City. He was
aged rs years. He left Independence,
Mo-, in 1916 and served in the Mexican
war. Subsequently he settled in Texas
and served in the Confederate army. He
came to New Mexico in the early 70s
and engaged in mining on the Mimbres.
For the, past few years he engaged
largely in the cattle business and, in
mining. He is survived by two married,
one unmarried daughters and six sons.
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U. 8. Weather Bureau Notes.

Forecast for New Mexico: Fair to-
night and Wednesday. Warmer tonight
in southern portion.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, SO
degrees, at $40 p. M; minimum, Is de.
grees, at 700 a. m. The mean tempera-
ture for the "a hours was 26 degrees,
mean daily humidity, 81 per cent;
Temperature at 600 a. M. today, "a.
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Died of Heart Failure.

Hazel Olive Weymouth, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weymouth of
Gardiner, died OF heart failure, which
was caused by scarlet fever and diph-
liberia She was 6 years old. The
remains were laid to rest temporarily, in
the Paramount cemetery at Ration, but
will be removed to Topeka, Kansas, for
burial.
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At Stud: "Banbury Boy" Score 93b
by Judge p. E. Crabtree, Denver-Fee,
$3.50. Fine young stock will soon be
ready for sale. Toulouse Geese, Nam
moth Pekin Ducks. Eggs from fine B.
r. Rocks, $1.00 per 10. VIM. Strover,
r. o. Box S. If.