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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
TERRITORIAL MEDICAL SOCIETY.
New Aexice Physicians Will Meet At Santa
Te On June g.

DR.. T. r. Martin, of Taos, fiforms the
New Mexican that the session of the
New Mexico Medical Society has been
called to meet in this city June 6, 1900
The meeting of many physicians from
all over the territory at that time In
Santa Fe will give the capital a great
opportunity to bring it's unrivaled eli
matte advantages and it's grand re-
sources as health resort to the notice
Of the medical profession throughout
New Mexico. Steps should be taken by
the local board of trade and the city
authorities for a proper welcome to the
visiting physicians and their ladies', and
to provide for their comfort while here
The mayor should welcome the society
and extend to its members the hospital
ity of the city. The visitors should be
driven about the city and shown its
many good points, and banquet should
be given them. Every licensed physl-
clan of the territory has been invited to
attend the meeting Of the society, and 1t
is believed that many will do so. The
local board Of trade should be reorgan-
lied and in time to act in conjunction
with the city authorities and the resi-
dent physicians. AS there Is not much
time to be lost, prompt action Is neces-
sary The good name and reputation of
the city and its best interests demand
that such should be the case.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
UNITED STATES LAND COURT.
The Oonejos Land Grant Case On Trial
Today.

The United States court of private
land claims, Chief Justice Reed presid-
ing and Associate Justices Sluss, Stone
and Fuller present, is this afternoon
trying the Conejos grant case. on which
are situated Alamosa, Antonito and Del
Norte. in southern Colorado. Hon. T.
B. Catron is the attorney for the claim
ant, Cresensio Valdez.
The Rio Arriba Land and Cattle
Company Uimited), claiming the Can
on de Chama grant in Rio Arriba coun-
ty. has petitioned the court for the ap-
pointment of commissioner to ascer-
tain the extent Of the allotted lands
heretofore confirmed by the court. The
grant as originally claimed was about
400, 900 acres, but only a small portion
Of the agricultural land was confirmed
by the land court, and an appeal from
the decree Of the land court to the su-
preme court resulted In an opinion sus.
tanning the land court.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
GUARD INSPECTION.
Adjutant General Whiteman Will Inspect
Guard At Las Cruces.

duafQ Al Las UfuCoSs
On Sunday, May 10. Adjt. Gen. w. H.
Whiteman will be at Las Cruces for the
purpose of inspecting companies A and
B Of the Sd battalion of the 1st regi-
ment of the New Mexico national
guard. Company A numbers forty
eight Las Cruces men; company B num-
bers forty-three, and Is filled out from
Meslla Park, San Miguel and Mesilla.
The two companies have been drilling
for several Sundays. A consignment Of
uniforms was received Thursday by
Major Van Patten and the two compa-
MES will soon be supplied with full
complement of uniforms, Krag-Jorgen-
sen rifles and band instruments. The
following is partial roster of the ofh-
GERS: Staff officers-Pedro Lassaigne,
chaplain; DR.. Mcconnell, surgeon; Will
Ascarate, quartermaster; ]. F. Findlay,
adjutant. Non n-commissioned staff OFF,
cers-Frank Hibbard. sergeant major;
Isidoro Armijo, quartermaster SER
geant; Samuel Jones, hospital steward;
Ed. Ascarate, commissary; M. Valdez,
Jr., orderly sergeant; Juan Pedregon,
color sergeant; Ramon de la o. chief
musician. Officers of company 40.
Lohman. ranking captain; W. c.
Strobe, first lieutenant: William F. ia
coby, second lieutenant; George Page,
orderly sergeant. officers Of company
B-Humboldt Casad, captain; A. c. Ty-
son, first lieutenant; Francisco Rivera,
second lieutenant; Louis Goodman, or
Derby sergant; c. NJ. Barber. Walter
Danburg. Manuel Otero, e. e. Winters,
sergeants; Charles West. first corporal;
George Drummer, musician.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH.
Ruins In Arizona and New Mexico Are to
Be Investigated.

Chicago, May 8.-The ruins of the
dwellings of the Hopi Indians in north
ern Arizona and the various other tribes
Of Indians in the far western states will
be searched the next few months by
two expedition parties to secure addi-
tional collections for the anthropologic-
al department of the Columbian muse
um. Two assistants of that department
left Saturday for Arizona to be gone
six months. The work in Arizona will
be carried on by c. L. Owen and J. A.
Burt, assistants in the department of
anthropology.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
TANNER BEATEN.
The Illinois Republican State Convention
Controlled By Oullom.

Peoria, ILL.,, May 8.-The Republican
state convention met to-day. Chair
man Rannall, of the state central COM
mittee, announced that in accordance
with custom, the Republican state GEN.
trail committee directed him to name j.
G.. Bron, of Vandalia, as temporary
chairman, and called for other nomina-
tions. s. H. Bethea, on behalf of the
Cullom faction, nominated c. G. Dawes
and demanded a roll-call. 1t resulted:
Dawes, TAB; Brown, 72O; the Tanner fac
ton thus being beaten. Prolonged
cheers greeted the result. Chairman
Dawes addressed the convention. He
discussed trusts, declaring the question
political one. The only difference be-
tween the parties on this subject would
be as to the nature of the remedy. Laws
should be passed to protect the public
against extortion and unjust discrim-
nation,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
A REBEL ATTACK.
Of a Company Of Twenty Americans Ten
Ara Killad.

Manila, May 8.-A force of rebels on
May attacked twenty men of company
I of the 44th regiment, stationed at Bar
otac, Iloilo, island of Panay. Three
Americans were killed and seven were
wounded.
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Washington, May S.-The war depart
ment received the following cablegram:
Manila, May 8.-General Pantaleon
Garcia, a prominent insurgent officer Of
the northern provinces, was captured
yesterday with some valuable docu-
ments by Funstons troops. I regard
the capture as important.
sMacARTHDR."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
SAN PEDRO SMELTER.
Will Be Ready to Blow In October Five
Hundred Men to Be EMPLOYED.

Hon. J. r. Mclaughlin, Of San Pedro,
who is the efficient manager of the San
Pedro Gold and Copper Mining Com
pany at that place, states that south
Santa Fe county is attracting more at
tention from capitalists, mining invest
ors and mining men right along. His
company has about $50 men employed in
the mines and grading for the smelter
that is in course Of erection. He expects
to have the smelter, which will have
capacity Of 220 tons in twentyfour
hours, ready by October 1 next for ac-
tive operations. When that happens lie
expects to have employment for about
500 men. The ore bodies in the several
properties of the Santa Fe Gold and
Copper Mining Company are immense,
as Is we'll known, and there is every as
surance that the company will do
steady, extensive and profitable work
for many years to come as soon as the
new smelter 10 blown in and starts to
work actively.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
Big RAILWAY STRIKE
The Employees Of the St. Louis Rapid
Transit Company Quit Work
Yesterday Afternoon.
A BOY SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
He Was Shot By Conductor Several
Small Riots Strikers Are Willing to
Settle-The Mails Are Being
Delayed

St. Louis, Mo-, May s.-With the
exception of few cars run by non. union
men, all the street cars of the St. Louis
Transit company are tied up thls morn
ing, In consequence of the strike OF the
employ ees. At several points along the
Park avenue division crowds threw mud,
stones and RI IN f'aes from Jhe
cars. Th, < a H. AF t54 I dIsperse
the crow 1 900 of
out.
Is COMPLETE TTB-UP,
st. Louis, Mo-. May S.-~T'ha Suburban
line, the only line in the city not part
of the extensive st. Louis Transit Com
pany's system, ran cars for several
hours this morning, but later was COM
PEELED to shut down, as their men were
pulled off the cars by strikers.
A BOY SHOT.
st. Louis Mo-, May S.-John Kohring,
16-year-old boy, who was in crowd
on Park avenue, was shot and seriously
wounded by Conductor George McClel-
Ian, in charge of car on the Park ave-
nue. division. Conductor Mcclellan was
arrested.
INTERPRETING WITH MAILS.
st. Louis, May S.-The strike is re-
ported to have seriously interfered with
the collection and the delivery of mails.
Postmaster Baumhoff said: II see no
need for acting hastily. But mails will
be delivered on time or some one will
hear from u.s."
WILLING TO SETTLE.
Samuel Lee, chairman Of the national
executive board Of the amalgamated
association Of street car employees in
America, who is in charge Of the strike,
said: 1.-THE company refused to treat
with us. We have taken the only re-
course. We are ready to receive ad-
vances looking toward an equitable set
tlement."
DEMANDS OF THE STRIKERS.
st. Louis, Mo-, May S-The salient
features of the mems demands which
the transit company refused to grant
are, briefly THAT all employees of the
sheds be compelled to be members of
the union; that the officers of the union,
together with the officers of the COM
pany, shall have full power to adjust
all differences that may arise. and that
in event OF their failing to agree, shall
If mutually agreed to, place the case be-
fore three arbitrators; that any member
suspended by the union shall be sus-
pended by the company, without pay,
until such time as the union requests
his reinstatement; that any man elected
to office in the union requiring his alb
sence not more than year, shall, upon
his retirement from such Office, have his
old place with the company"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
POPULIST CONVENTION.
Interest Is Conferred In the Nomination 70,
Vice President.

Sioux Falls, S. D., May s-There
were probably 800 delegates to the Pop
ulist convention here at noon today.
The interest centers upon the nomina-
tion for vice president. The plan ad-
vocated by the Colorado delegation led
by Patterson, to make no nomination
but to appoint committee to confer
with the Democrats and silver Republi-
cans, is gaining favor. 1t is stated that
Bryan favors this idea. The Nebraska
delegation which came in this morning
was accompanied on special train by
the Colorado delegation and parts of
the Kansas, Texas, Iowa and Missouri
delegations. They carried 25O delegates.
All came direct from the Omaha ban
quet, which they pronounced one of the
greatest successes of its kind on record.
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BARKER AND DONNELY.
That Will Probably Be the National Ticket
of Middla-of-tha-Road Ponnlists.

Cincinnati, O., May S.-The national
convention of the middle of the road
Populists will open Wednesday after
noon. Wharton Barker and Ignatius
Donnelly are both on the ground. The
Texas delegation of over fifty arrived
here to-day. This gave rise to predic-
tions on the part of J. A. Parker, Sec
retary of the national committee, that
not less than 600 delegates will attend.
The general feeling seems to be in ia
vor of the initiative and referendum,
and that the ticket of Barker and Dom
nelly, selected two years ago, should be
ratified now. 1t is believed that the
Omaha platform will be indorsed prac-
tically verbatim, with few additional
planks on new issues.
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Greed Revision.

Washington, May s.-By q vote Of rs
to is the Presbytery Of Washington city,
decided to send the approaching general
assembly an overture by Rev. Thomas
Hamlin, requesting that the body take
steps to prepare brief evangelical
creed to be submitted TO tho church for
adoption as part Of its constitution.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
ALBUQUERQUE ITEMS.
Final Arrangements for the Now Dept I
and Hotel

8U0 xAUt0l.
Miss Aurelia Armijo, daughter of
N. T. Armijo, left this week for the
Paris exposition.
Bishop Kendrick on Sunday confirmed
twenty-one catechumens at st. Johns
Episcopal church.
At the Roman Catholic church last
Sunday eighteen children partook of
their first communion.
Mrs. Maria Benigna Montana, of Los
Ranches. near Albuquerque, died Sat
urday night. She was aged 6S years.
She leaves three sons and five daugh-
ters.
A game of base ball between the uni
yersity team and the Indian team re-
suited in a score of II to 10 in favor of
the former.
In district court Marie A. Baca, of
Valencia county, was declared insane.
and Sheriff Carlos Baca. of Valencia
county, took her to the insane asylum
at Las Vegas last night.
Division Superintendent J. E. Hurley,
Assistant Solicitor Ralph e. Twitchell
and Superintendent Of Bridges M. r.
Williams made the Anal arrangements
with Mayor o. N. Marron for the build
ing of a new hotel and depot at Albu-
querque.
The commercial club has appointed
the following delegates to the conven-
ton to be held at Albuquerque on May
is to protest against the passing of the
Stephens bill: e. s. Slower, r. P. Hall,
w. B. Childers, A. B. McGaffey. o. N.
Marion, w. 8. Burke, DR.. w. g. Hope,
A. e. D. Carscallen, ]. E. Saint and J.
8. Beaven.
The Mutual Protection Society Of Old
Albuquerque has elected the following
officers: President, Jesus Romero; vice
president, Jesus Candelaria; secretary,
Trinidad Lucero; treasurer. Ambrosio
Samora; council committee, Cornelic
D. Murphy, Miguel Duran and Juan
Sandoval: sergeant at arms, Claude
Baca; funeral director, Martin Garcia
attorney. Tomas c. Montoya; reception
committee, Teodosio Sandovai, Ambro'
| sio Contreras, Frank de Luchi, Fran.
cisco Gabaldon. Jose Tgnacio Garcia
Tranquilino sedillo, Jesus Lucero. Qui
rino Coulter was elected chairman O.
| the sick and relief committee.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
PENITENTIARY PHYSICIAN.

Superintendent H. 0, Bursum has ap-
pointed DR.. David Knapp of Santa Fe
physician at the territorial penitentiary
The board of penitentiary commissioners
yesterday confirmed the appointment.
The board was still occupied today ex-
amintng samples and comparing bids for
supplies.
CAPITOL CUSTODIANS.
The board of capital custodians will
meet at an early day to determine upon
the appointment of employees for the
capitol. The board consists of Secre-
tary George H. Wallace, Capt Sol.
Spiegelberg and Alfredo Hinojos. 1t is
more than likely that there will be
half dozen employees, such as a custo-
dian, an engineer a night watchman
and three sweepers and helpers. The
board has before 1t good many appli-
cations, which will be considered at the
meeting.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08

Philadelphia. May ga dispatch from
New Orleans reports the arrival Of the
steamer Ell Paso from New York with
the second officer and fourteen men of
the crew Of the steamer Virginia, which
went to pieces on the Diamond shoals,
Virginia, several days ago. They were
taken from leaking yawl boat.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
TOO MUCH FOR DEWEY.
He Oan Not Stand Eight Receptions Day
and Begs OFF.

Memphis, Tenn, May Slight recep-
tions in honor of Dewey had been ar
ranged for to-day. The admiral, fear
ing to overtax his strength, requested
the committee to eliminate the recep-
tions during the afternoon. His wishes
were complied with. A reception lasting
an hour was held at the cotton ex-
change this morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
Rsuuisition for lIilhonairs Hull.

Albany, N. Y, May s.-Governor
Roosevelt granted requisition for
George w. Hull, the Arizona millionaire
mine owner, wanted In Providence cn Q
charge of perjury. 1t is claimed that
Hull, in an action for divorce against bis
wife swore falsely that he had been .
resident Of Rhode Island for year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
The Wool Market.

st. Louis, Mo-, May s.-Wool Is weak
in anticipation of a decline at London
in the sales today. Prices are un-
changed. Territory and western me-
diums II q 20; fine l3 q II, coarse
IA a 16.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
Enthnaiastic Republicans

Fairmount, w. Va, May S.-The Re-
publican state convention held here to-
day Is remarkable for its large attend
ance and enthusiasm. Governor Atkin-
son Is temporary chairman.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08

Cumberland, Nd, May 8.--Organized
miners to-day prevented the men re-
turning to work in the Georges creek
region. Some rioting ensued. in which
John Davidson at Ocean had several
ribs broken and others were roughly
treated.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
LAY REPRESENTATION.
A Hot Debate In Conference Caused By
T<e

Chicago, May Sat to-day's session
Of the Methodist Episcopal quadrennial
conference the report Of the special
commission confirming the recent &C.
ton Of the general conference granting
equal lay and ministerial representa-
ton to all the general conferences, ex.
cept under a special provision exclud-
ing laymen from the annual confer
ences. was adopted after a hot debate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
HOTEL FIRE.
1t Cost Several Lives-The Work of In
cAndiaries.

Gensee, N. Y, May s.-The American
hotel burned early today. The bodies
of Lafayette Carney and Sherman De-
boray, of West Sparta were found on the
third floor. 1t is thought that woman
also lost her life. Miss Schreiner, a
waitress, said she saw two men run
away from the building and almost i'm
mediately the fire broke out. Loss,
$4,000.
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Rovcott succeeds . strike,,

Atlanta, Ca, May S.-President Pow
ell, of the order Of railway telegraphers..
issued an order formally disseminating
the strike of the Southern railway tel
egraphers. The boycott on the Southern
will be continued.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
vesuviu. On q Rampage.

Rome, May s.-Mount Vesuvius has
been In state of eruption the past
three days. Explosions within the
crater have thrown lava and masses OF
rock to q great height.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
EIGHT HOUR DAY.
King Otto Diving,

Berlin, May S.-The health OF King
Otto, of Bavaria, is completely broken
and his end is expected soon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-05-08
At The NATIONS CAPITAL.
An Eight Hour Day for Workmen On
National Work

HOUSE.
Washington, May S.-Under special
order made last week the house devoted
to-day to the consideration Of business
from the committee on claims.
SENATE.
Washington, May 8.-Mr. Stewart
presented a concurrent resolution di-
recting the secretary of war to have a
survey made of the Colorado river from
Eldorado canon to the town of Rior-
vile. 1t was passed.
EIGHT HOUR DAY.
Washington, May Sin view of the
eight hour movement throughout the
country, the report made to the house
of representatives by Chairman Gardner
of the committee on labor. in favor OF
the Gardner eight hour bill and the
general subject of eight hour legislation
has timely interest. The bill requires a
clause in all government contracts that
labor under contract shall not exceed
eight hours daily.
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this case, 1t does not follow that. for
the purposes of this proceeding. he
could not be presumed to have resigned
The facts that he had refused to vacate
the office upon the demand of the re-
lator and that he thereafter persisted
in such refusal, do not exclude the pos
sibility that his resignation had been
rendered to and accepted by the gov
ernor before the new appointment was
made 1t must be borne in mind that we
have to deal with a strict and technical
rule established for the public protec-
tion-a rule that Is general and not to
be disregarded to suit particular In
stances. The presumption in favor Of
the legality and regularity of the acts
of the executive Is among the strongest
known to the law. (Conklin vs.. Cum
ningham, supra.) 1t appearing that the
governor had undertaken to appoint to
the office, and there being one possible
contingency Eve do not say that there
were not more) in which he might law
fully make the appointment, the court
must presume, prima facie. that that
contingency existed when the appoint
ment was made; and to permit the in.
PRODUCTION Of one word Of testimony tc
rebut this presumption would be te
open the door to the whole question o1
title and abolish the rule which we have
above attempted to elucidate. Wher
the allegations Of the alternative wri
are sufficient to show a prima facit
right to the Office in the relator. there |!
no recourse for the respondent but t
traverse and contradict them. (Conklil
vs.. Cunningham, supra.) Were this I
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-09-20
SWAT go M nawO prxy.
,ci9ga 60. m6ui czfoWIok
DoswfadozOny.

Me wielu jest TAX. powszechnie
%lubiarycb, jak pm Jan Gavin, obywas
tel M%jlwauecsi. (7g9-7l1 Wlndlake
ave } kt6ry opowiada nam swe intere-.
suiace doswiadczenie jak nastepuje:
Jestem pewny. ze kazdy kto prze-
czyta wyrazy wdzieczncscl nej tn wy
.razopej, %uc7uje tax Same FAX ia wdzla-
cznnst kutym. kt6rzy zwr6cili noe.
uwage ma Trinera American Elixir Of
Bitter WiIe, W kt6rym zuala7lem sku-
teczny sroadekana moia bolesDa dwu-
roczna chorobe zoladka.
Dolegliwosci zoladka traplly mnie
.przez dlugi czas, az n~areszcie wytwc-
rzyla SIC choroba, kt6ra znlszczyla me
zdrowie - prawie juz bez nadziei
%patrzalem " przvszlos6, kledy przypad-
kowo dow.edzialem sic 0 Trine:a Carr.
klein Wine, Potzalem so uzywae, |
zaraz po kilku :azowem zazyciu dozna.-
lem polepszneia, a tefaz c,esze sic zD6w
dob!em zdrawiem.
Wszystkiego tego dokoDaao we mnie
uiywanie T:inera Gorzkiego Vino.
437 W. 18th str. Chicogo, III. Ninisj-
SEEN tez pIblicznie skladam mu mole
serdeczne podziekowanie.
Trinera American Elixer of Bitter
wine MONA nabyc v %artekach, ale ME
zozw6lcie sprzedsc sob;e bezwartoscio-
wych mole s%zkodliwyths imitacyi.
uslln.e prawdziwo Trinera
gorzkie vino!