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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-20
County Treasurer's ONCE.
Blackfoot, bingham Co., Idaho,
January 18th, 1900.

And all warrants on all the funds which
have been called in for payment before and
not presented will be paid when presented
without being reallowed.
d. II. BIETHAN,
Treasurer, Bingham County.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-20


TpE STATE or IpAno SENDS GREETINGS TO
Leonard c. Riggs John F. Smith, Franklin
w. Merritt, Mary L. Jinnette, Susan r. ray
and Y. H. Fay. heirs at law of 4. ~ Fay ana
ELLEN X, Baker. widow and sole heir at law OF |
Ira s. Baker. defendants.
You ARK HERRBY suMAoSED AND REQUIRED |
10 appear in an action brought against you by |
the above named plaintiffs In the district
cour, of The Fifth judicial District OF Idaho, |
In and for the County of bingham, and to an
| swcr the complaint filed herein within ten
days exclusive of the day of servicel after the
service on you of this summons, II served
within the county; or II served out OF TINS
county but In this district within twenty
DAYS; or IL served elsewhere within forty days.
Said action is brought to recover Judgment
against the defendant corporation Tor tue
sum of sixty thousand dollars and to compel
an accounting between the corporation deten-
daut and its members, and for the purpose Oh
obtaining a decree of foreclosure and sale for
the balance remaining due to the plaintiffs as
mar, of the purchase price, and under and by
virtue of the terms of the contract OF pur-
chase the smount remaining due of the pur>
J cba.e price may be declared first leln on
! the premises That the rights of the plaintiffs
! and the defendants may be determined by
tho Honorable Court and that they may have
Judgment according to their respective inter-
ests. That a receiver may be appointed pend
inr litigation That the defendants and all
Q persous claiming under them subsequent to
4 the execution 10 the deed and contract oi por-
chase may be forever barred and forcclosed
of nil their rights in and to the premises snd
a the plaintiffs may have Judgment for any de
: fciepcy remaining after the sale of the prem
Q lscs as more fully appears in the complaint
2 served herewith and made part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that II you TAI
:, to appear and answer the complaint as aboV'
required the said plaintiffs will apply for 1nds
v mept for the sum of sixty thousand dollar
d against the defendant corporation and a dc
"A cree of foreclosure and sale of the premises
;, witness my hand and seal OF the Distrie
Court of the Fifth judicial District Q
srAr1 the State of Idaho in aud for tn
Is County of Bingham. this 9th day Q
il January. 100 GEO. +. GAGON. Clerk,
!, N. II. CLARK AND NJ. X. You've,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-20
vout AND orMfa NEWS.

r.sreb, State superintendent OF
y. = ..bool., will be BiAckfoot visi'
senl week.
rc.laxell's nomination ~ Indian
al Ross Fork has been co"nr"sd
be senate
biz contest case from hannock
"a, before the land ONCE We'd
lay,
Helen Z. Hull has returned
. delightful visit TO Colorado
hsg.
.,,, association OF bingham and
so,, county teachers will be held
A,,bony. 9th OF February.
lanes VI. Stevens Is home again
,so weeks visit To bolse.
"a new cases Of scarlet fever have
reported since our las. issue.
.s.,. are out for a fashionable
.,,s-sae ball a, the opera house
Wednesday evening.
:. Watson lei, Thursday for Salt
CITY where he will attend school.
s,hs hs, D,iT2 children Of school
~ "a. Hsr,degsn will entertain
Weekly High Five Club next
,e.lsy evening.
,Irs Arthur Whittier, formerly OF
sOauly, ID uo~ reporter on the
s Statesman.
n olyeus vas called ,o Salt Lake
.oies,iiy as so erper, In the Allis'
hislssay murder case.
badge Rich 10 holding cour, Iu Bear
fs eoar,y.
Nszpa I. one OF the growing aud
~proas little towas VI The state,
sl .r sAmpA.
D.. sex sgcnt =, I.oss fork will take
lggs early In fsbrnsry.
A. ssening party wss Tsysn hy Mrs
fazaa Wednesday evening OF thii
vi. =, shleh nany werr present
Supervisor ss,idge proposes 10 has'
<sy nsn, ~omsu aud child In Idah'
81 up and b. counted ior hIs eeasu
ur A. y oaanIrsll IL home agai
sa st. Marks hospital. Salt LAX
fy. She Is stlll very weak bu. feel
ssradusily improving.
ssre.ary Of State p.sris and Gam
.rsss Arbaesls wer. In Fremot
be'Y this seek. Nov, what gan
gre they loosIps after.
Tie Republicans. OF rrcmon, count
kda meeting Wednesday to nt,~of
Silver Republicans. They bel
szteiIpe bu, the Silver Republica'
pad 20, go down.
Ar AoSrr, Of Yves, Side IL prcpA
|; 70 start foundry al Nsmpa. He
las grounds and ls arranging bull
& machinery, etc.
ess bad policy 10 throw overboal
Cd friend just because he ha. fail
'one one point TO measure up to I
WI demands.
'faak Hobbs, pharmacist for Il. Y
al'h Of Aountsinhome has been v
'ag bis parents aud friends In Blae
'n' al the week.
". slhhs, trustee, SAYS the schs
! iiIdeu has been closed for ten da
account of scarlet fever.
'ao W. Jones, Jr., vas given C
A1'e' Monday, by the supreme co'
session at Boise, To practice Ia all
Fparss Of the state.
1's' Strange, Quaker evangc'
y" The East, will aid the pastor
a' W. Z, Church, in protractcd I
ee''oeginnipg on Sunday At II o'clo
"merics can soil and ship mulcl
'sa'a Africa to the English, hui
.a'ot ship four to the same cour
's's II may reach the Bocrs.
G. Simmons, an aged veteran
,a''' ~ a. Il. Of Blackfoot Ia making
Home. " ''
sue NEWS Ia in receipt OF an elce
~ rr'"aprsph Of "rhe Mother OF
,0, sment'' First regiment OF IA
=. "sneers. II Is ono Of the most t.
'~gl'ts ever received Ia this OF
~ Mlngus has been reelected
,sh", ,hepaent OF the Baptist SUI
,ss .'0'' DIR. Mingus Is mn enthusil
lDs. s earnest worker In oil his under
~ Masons will have work In ii
r.,s gree at n called meeting
s,n n''sl evening. Regular comm
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-20

In the matter of cancellation OF taxes;
A list having been filed by the assess
or and tax collector reciting certain
double and erroneous assessments and
assessments OF property belonging to
resideu, widows thereon levied be and
they are hereby cancelled.
u. 4 In
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-20
ALIAS suaMoss.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTl
L Judicial District of Idaho. In and for th
County of Bingham.
William s. Dalliba and Milton X. Young,
Plaintiffs.
Albert Antisdalc. Trustee: Leonard 4.
Riggs, American Hydraulic Placer
Company. CORPORATION; John :.
Thomas william Thomas. John J.
Smith. Franklin w. Merritt,
Mary l.. Jinnette,
Susan 7. Fay Heirs at law OF r..
and II. II. Fay, n. ray.
and Ellen X. Baker. widow and sole
heir at law of Ira S. Baker.
Defendants,
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11

Clara Belle Allen died.
y Miss Efie Smith and Mr. ] w Don
ohue married at Martin.
73 Mrs A P Ferriday died al Natchez
IS Miss Nettie Bobo and Mr. w NJ Is
rael we're married. Harvey MouBgel
died. John Hewitt (col) found dead il
Hewitrs Lake, near Grand Gulf.
~ Chamberlain-H Hunt closed.
29 opera house completed. County
schools closed.
JULY.
County colored schools closed.
Miss Maud Howard and Mr. r ]
DUR were married at Hermanville.
3 Samuel Freshman died. A. NJ. Ad-
olson elected alderman.
4 Barbecue at Barlaud.
? DR.. L. S. Anderson appointed as
sistant U. s. surgeon.
8 County Democratic primary elec-
ton.
10 Democratic executive committee
met.
IS Mr. Joln Burnet died. at Vicks-
burg. Second county primary.
II Executive committee met.
20 Mrs Augusta Ably Gilkey died at
Grace station.
II Dick Brashear, a colored boy, was
drowned in Sims pond.
20 Burglar entered home Of NJ Kauf-
inan.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11

Having q Great Run on chamberlsin's
Cough Remedy.

Manager Martin, Of the Pierson drul
store, informs us that he is having a grea
run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II.
sells hve bottles Of that mediciue to one Of
any other kind, and il gives great satisfac
tion. In these days Of ia grippe there is
nothing ike chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to stop the cough, heal up the sore throat
and lungs and give relief within a very short
time. The sales are growing, and all who
try it are pleased with its prompt action
South Chicago Daily Calumet. For sale
by DIR. Henry c. Pope's Drug Store.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11
W. WIRELESS DRAKE. vesPs. j. PERSON Cashier
Port Gibson Bank,
PORT GIBSON. MISS.
Capital Stock, /: 100000

DRrcrons-G. W. whsslsa T. Martini j. T. Drake s. Drake wm
Calm, b Il. Levy, J. W. Person, Thasher W.
Bank, Banking
vekugi Whitney osansi
VIII do general banking pay savings deposits VIII
negotiate loans Special collections
payment Of any business .
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11

For their liberal patronage given during the
and promise them that during the year 1900 be in
better position to please them than
tinue to keep everything that anyone could
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1900-01-11
ASTURA

VIII pasture stock nj reasonable rates
For terms apply 10
MlSs'L. A. PERCY.
The Marse. feb7-IH
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
BUSY COAL MINES:
The Gallup District Unable to Fill All
Orders.

4AO N0huP 0AoVAAVV OubpA0 w Ill all
Orders.
The coal companies at Gallup are
crowded to their fun capacity in meet
ing the demands Of the coal trade. The
Crescent company is opening new stock
in all its mines night and day, and Is in
fine condition. The Caledonian COM
pany is drilling new field, and ex-
poets to open up fine body Of coal
this spring In preparation for the next
years work. It is unable to fill its or
ders, and is opening the new field for
necessary and established business
The Union Coal Company. shwart 4
Shary, and the Canovan mine are all
taxed to the limit to meet orders. There
has never been time in the history of
the district wlien 50 much genuine pros
perity was In evidence as at this time.
The COAL mines Of Senator W. A..
Clark, near Gallup. are running night
ard day with a force Of $50 miners to
supply the demands OF the smelter al
Jerome and other interests Of Clark in
Arizona and southern California.
Clarkvil1e IL an ideal camp. The mines
are being operated with electrical pow
er. lighted with electricity. and In every
way up to date. On New Years day a
reading room will be opened for the en-
ployes OF the camp. A fine library Of
1000 Volumes the full list Of magazines
and dailies and a pleasant room for
writing. smoking games and chat, 10 a
feature of the building.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
WHY THEY WERE PARDONED.
Facts Connected With the Liberation Of q
Trio,

Eleuterio Padilla, Desiderio Gallegos
and Emiterio Garcia, three young men
OF Santa Fe, who were pardoned by
Governor Otero New Years day, were
sentenced for numbering their young
companion, Marcellino Vigil. The mur-
der occurred in an acequia near Don
Gaspar avenue, beyond the capitol. The
young men had been drinking heavily,
and while they were quarreling Vigil
was hit with a stone that felled him.
Other stones were hurled against his
body Although the deed was commit
ted in the daytime, the corpse was not
found until the next morning. The three
men pardoned were convicted in May,
1885, but mostly upon circumstantial
evidence. and Judge N. B. Laughlin
sentenced them to term of fifteen
years in the territorial penitentiary.
Since then many mitigating circum-
stances OF the crime have come to
light, and as there Is now doubt as ia
who really killed Vigil, Judge N. B.
Laughlin, the then District Attorney J
H. Christ, and the then Solicitor Gener-
al ]. p Victory, united with Judge John
r. McFie, District Attorney r. c. Gort-
ner and Solicitor General E. l.. Bart.
lett, as we'll as with the majority OF the
jurors who. convicted the men, an6
many prominent residents of the cit,
In recommending the three men to ex
ecutive clemency. Governor Otero, aft
er thoroughly investigating the case, is
| sued the pardons.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR CONVENTION.
Santa Fe Is Selected As the Next place ot
Meeting. Nv


At the Christian Endeavor onyention
for the territory. just held at Albu-
querQue, q resolution was passed which
said:
1--WE take pleasure in noting the stand
for law enforcement and righteousreSs
taken by Judge McFie in the enforce
ment of the Sunday law, and by some OF
his associates in the judiciary, and we
respectfully beg the judge Of this dis
trict, Hon. J. W. Crumpacker. to take
like action for the moral and political
we'll being Of this city"
The following officers, reported by the
nominating committee, were elected tc
serve for one year: c. w. Ward, presi
dent; H. S. Lithgow, vice president for
Albuquerque; Miss Laura Moore. vice
president for Santa Fe; Miss Annie Ad-
cock, vice president for Roswell; Miss
May S. Webb, vice president for Pinos
Altos; Mr. Ellsworth, vice president for
Albuquerque; Mr.. Schaefer, vice presi-
dent for Ration.
The president was empowered to ap-
point the American and Spanish secre-
taries. The advisory board. as recon-
mended by the committee, consists Of
Rev. Mr.. Moore of Santa Fe, Rev. Mr..
schaefer OF Ration, Rev. Mr.. Simpkin
of Gallup. Mrs. Winston, of Albuquer-
que, was elected superintendent Of ju-
nior work.
Santa Fe was chosen as the place for
holding the next convention, the time to
be the days following the educational
association meeting.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
WILLING TO ESTABLISH STAGE LINE.
The Capital City Hasa Good Business 0p-
portunity.

City Marshal Gable has received q let
ter from W. l.. Trimble, of Albuquer-
que. who says he has decided to estab-
lish daily stage line between Santa
Fe and Bland, If the proposed bonus Of
SIPS monthly will be- paid to him for
six months. The fare one way would
be "a, and for the round trip 81. The
charge for express matter would be
$3.50 per 100 pounds. The fare from this
city to Bland is now $6.7O via Thornton,
and nights stop must be made at the
latter place. The Denver & Rio Grande
railway agrees to advertise THE Santa
Fe-Bland line widely and to put round
trip tickets on sale at the railway Of
fees. Mr. Trimble is a reliable and re-
sponsible business man, and will car
tainly give the capital city good service
IL the arrangement proposed be made.
The business men of the city will un-
doubtedly do their duty In this matter.
and the stages will be started January
TO-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
THE OPEN DOOR.
Powers That Have Chinese Territory Favor
the Policy.

Washington, January AIT the sss
sion OF the cabinet to-day an important
announcement was made by Secretary
Of State Hay that negotiations with the
great powers OF Europe and Japan to
secure common understanding for Il
continued "open-door policy through
out China had been eminently success
full. and favorable responses have been
received from Great Britain, Germany.
France. Russia and Japan. The only
country addressed which has not yet
responded Is Italy. and q favorable an
swer Ia also expected from her. The
success Of the negotiations was ex-
tremely gratifying to the president and
the cabinet as it insures America her
full share Of the development OF COM
merce with the great empire of China.
Secretary Root was not at the cabinet
meeting to-day, therefore none Of the
matters which usually occupy such a
Large share OF the cabinet's attention
was considered.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
The BAR ASSOCIATION.
The Annual Meeting and Banquet Tomor-
row Will Be Brilliant Affairs.

telegram was received tnlS fore
neon, stating that H. D. Estabrook, the
orator Of the day at the bar associa-
ton meeting tomorrow, will arrive
from Chicago this evening. Col r. E
Twitchell president of the bar associa-
tion, and Solicitor General E. L. Bart
lett, secretary Of the association, will
go to Lamy to meet him. Mr. Estabrook
while here will be the guest Of Hon.
T. B. Catron
All the arrangements for the meeting
and banquet tomorrow have been
completed. In the forenoon the asso-
ciation will transact its routine busi-
In the afternoon at O'clock the public
meeting will be held. Ralph McFie and
Manuel Otero have been appointed ush-
ers, who will provide comfortable seats
for everybody. 1t is especially desired
that ladies attend the meeting. The ad-
dresses will be eloquent, and the chance
to hear so eminent an orator as Mr..
Estabrook should insure a crowded
house. Judge A. A. Freeman and Neill
B. Field, Esq, will also make addresses
in the afternoon.
In the evening at S o'clock the ban
quet of the bar association will be held
in the dining room of the Palace ho-
tel, which has been superbly decorated
under the artistic management of Dis
trict Clerk A. M. Bergere. Governor
Otero, the judges of the territory. the
members Of the bar association, court
officials and representatives of the press
will be the guests. William Vaughn
will be the caterer, and the menu will
be excellent. Col. R. E. Twitchell,
president of the bar association, will be
the toastmaster. The following toasts
viii be responded to: "The Judiciary"
Chief Justice Mills; "The Territory,
Governor M. A. Otero; "The Bar" Hon.
7. B. Catron; 1.-THE Bar and the Peo-
ple." Hon. Frank Springer; THE Last
Of the Circuits" Hon. l.. B. Prince
"The TRIAL Court" Hon. r. p. Barnes
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
THE ELEPHANT BUTTE CASE.
Judge Parker Holds That the Dam Would
Not Interfere With Navigation.

| SpeGldi W LIE New MexlCdU.
Las Cruces, Jan. 2.-The decision by
Judge Parker Is in favor of the irriga-
| ton company, which will build the Ell
| ephant Butte dam. The injunction is
| therefore dismissed. AL the finding of
facts are against the government.
! Judge Parker holds that the waters
Of the Rio Grande passing El Paso, in
seasons Of high and protracted floods.
reach the head of navigation, but
doubts that they reach that point in
quantities sufficient and in such form
as to substantially add to the naviga-
BILE capacity Of the stream nor is such
fact satisfactorily established from the
evidence. The court declares that the
intended acts Of the defendants in con.
structing their dams and reservoirs
and the impounding Of the waters of
the Rio Grande at Elephant Butte, and
in applppriatlng the waters of the Rio
Grande,s will not substantially diminish
the navigability Of the Rio Grande
within the present limits Of present
| navigability viz, Rio Grande City,
Tex, and Brownsville, Tex, and orders
that the bill of complaint Of the govern
ment be dismissed and the Injunction
dissolved.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
The Supreme Court.

Chief Justice Mills has not yet arrived
from Las Vegas, being slightly indis-
posed, but will probably reach the city
this evening. Judge McFie and Judge
Parker will tonight hold a short session
Of the supreme court to clear up some
business Of the adjourned term. To-
morrow, perhaps beyond considering
some applications for admission to prac-
tice, the court will transact no business,
the attorneys being engaged in the
meeting Of the Bar association. Judge
Crumpacker will arrive In the city
Thursday morning and then the court
will settle down to steady work.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
4 BABY BURNED.
Fatal Tenement House Fire in New Yorh
Qitv.

New York, January "A baby's life
was lost and eleven persons injured in
a fire which destroyed flve-story tene-
m!e'nt on First avenue early this morn
Ing. The dead child is Leoretta Leon
ard, aged 6 months, the daughter Of
Edward Leonard.
The fire was one OF the flercest the
flremen have had to fight in a tenement
house in a long time. Some people were
saved by sliding down ropes, others by
jumping. James Kelleher worked hero
ically In rescuing tenants, and was se
verely burned. Edward Leonard, his
wife and six children lived on the fifth
floor and were saved by the f1remen
with difficulty, except the baby, which
the mother, who tainted dropped, and
which suffocated. Two other Leonard
children are in a critical condition from
inhaling smoke.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
MARKRT REPORT.

New York, Jan. 2.-Money on call
hrm at 7per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 9. Silver, 59N. Lead, $4.45.
Chicago. Wheat, JAN, e6N; May,
l70A. Corn, jan, 3OX; May, 33A q
p3x. Oats, jan, 21N; May, "a.
Kansas City.-Cattls, receipts, 1000;
Iteady; native steers, $4.25 @ $500;
sexas steers, 81. 90 q $5.45; Texas cows,
2.65 @ $3.75; native cows and heifers,
s.OC q $500; stockers and feeders, %. so
b A.75; bulls, 83.15 q $4. 90. Sheep,
900; strong; lambs, $4.9O a $5.75; NUT
IONS. $500 q $4.75.
Chicago. Cattle, receipts, $500: gen.
orally steady; beeves, $3.50 q $3.50;
cows, &3.15 q $4.6O; heifers, $3.25 q
$4.s0; Gamers, $s.a5 q $3.10; stockers
and feeders, $50 q SASS; Texas fed
beeves, 84.25 q $5.35. Sheep, 1900;
active, 10c higher; native wethers,
34.30 @ $4.95; western wethers, "a. 40 a
84.a0; lambs, natives, S4.35 a 5000;
westerns, $3.50 q $500.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
Mining Incorporation.

The Eagle Mining and Development!
Company of New Mexico this forenoon
filed incorporation papers in the office
Of Territorial Secretary Wallace. The
incorporators and directors are George
w. Snyder, president; Thomas B. Garst
vice president; Alfred K. Welles, secre-
tary and treasurer; John M. Rice, gen.
ital of the company is 100000, and its
headquarters are at Lincoln, Lincoln
county.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
At the Hotels.

At the Claire: W. G. Sargent, Ell Ri.
to; J. w. Forrest, Kansas City; L. G
Butscher, Greeley, Colo; H. H. Coffin
Denver; c. T. Schweer, st. Louis; N
L. Spiesberger, B. H. Manheimer, Chi
cago; P. c. Peyran, New York; W. H
Roberts. Espanola G. H. Candee and
wife, Lowell; ]. s. Neuman, New York;
P. F. D. Wood, Denver; Gus. Sicke-
night, Belmont, Ia; w. J. Fox, Provi.
dence. r. 1.
At the Palace: r. M. Basch, New
York City; Wolf Goodman, Cincinnati:
H. C. Moore, l.. L. Monroe, Denver;
M. Ashenfelter, Silver City; r. E.
Twitchell, Las Vegas. ..
4 the E. see. H., G.. M4ntova, San
Antonio; Oscar I4tnore, Rssd Ciout.
Neb.; ]. e. Bon1, CathuahusY, Mexico
Phil Kane. San Fra ecisco; II. .. Tri-
tie. Denver. Cola; Tames Muiugau. Co.
lGmbus 10; e, % Neai. l.,sunlosordo.
George G. Mex, Danver; Frank Beck:
er, Santa Cruz; John Gair, Rockford,
ILL.,; Juan Navarro. Mora: Charles
Woodruff, Springer: A. e. Marsh, Ala
| mosa.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
Archbishop chap.ll. at seanil.,

Manila. january 2.-Archbishop Cha
pelle, papal delegate to the Philippines,
aruived to-day on the United States
transport Sherman. He will lodge at
the house formerly occupied by Charles
DENLY. of the Philippine advisory COM
mittee. This action on the part Of Mr.
Chapelle settles the contest between the
various frfar brotherhoods Of Manila.
who have separately been using their
influence to obtain the privilege of en-
tertaining the archbishop and Rev. Fa-
Their McKinnon, late Of the California
volunteers, now a regular army chap
lain who was also a passenger on tho
Sherman It 10 said the friars are strtv-
Ing 70 secure Mro. Chapslls's ear Tor
sssu1fng tsttsr protsstion sf lndtvtdAl
antsrssts.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
Lawton Fund Large Enough.

Washington, Jan. 2.-General Corbin,
chairman of the Lawton relief committee,
announces that subscriptions to the
Lawton fund up to today amount tc
$39, 1888, amply sufficient to raise the
mortgage on the Lawton homestead at
Redlands, Calif., and provide for the
education OF the children. 1t has been
decided to close the subscription lists on
the 5th inst.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-02
Death OF q Stranger !.

An unknown man who refused to
give-his name died Saturday at st. Vim
cents hospital of cancer. He came to
the hospital two months ago from
Trinidad, Colo. He was aged about 60
years Charles Wagner. the undertaken,
took charge Of the body and inferred It
In Cedar hill cemetery yesterday.