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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-30

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-30

When you want to write letter,
step into the Remington Typewriter
Office, Fort street. There are type
writers for letter writing and practice,
free Of charge.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
County Commissioners of Custer county Idaho.
at their regular January, 1902, meeting for the
following repairs OH the bridge spanning Sal
mon river miles south Of Challis, commonly
known as the Colvin bridge.
Said repairs TO consist of the replacement OF
the two outside stringers and the truss Of the
middle span Of said bridge.
Said new stringers to be 66 feet inches in
length, 10 inches by 12 inches.
Said truss timbers to be 10x12 and truss 10 be
same size as present one.
All timbers now in in said truss except the
A brace may be used in the new truss. Such
work to be so joined to the timbers OF other
spans as to make the same secure.
New truss to be ironed as is the present truss
but what irons are now in said truss may be
used in construction of new one, provided said
rods are suitable for such use.
Six inch plate washers, Il inch thick are to
be placed under each head and nut of rods.
needle beam properly braced is to be placed
under bed stringers.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Bids must be sealed marked Proposals
for Repair of Colvin BRIDGE" and filed with the
Clerk on or before the 2nd Monday of January,
1902
BY Order of the Board.
GEO. E. KEYES, Clerk
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10
ELECTRIC LINE TO ELAcksIRD.

An electric road to tap the rich
Salmon river mining regions is
projected as an alternative in
case the Oregon Short Line does
not carry out its plan of exten-
sion to the reighborhood of the
Blackbird district. The railroad
project is fathered by John E.
Dubois, the Pennsylvania mil
lionaire, and DR.. P. A. II. Frank
lin, of Salt Lake, as a part of
their mining operations in Idaho
They prefer to have the Short
Line extended to the vicinity of
their properties, but they have
been investigating the possibilit-
tiles of an electric line and are
convinced that one is feasible.
There is plenty of power in
the streams" said Mr.. Dubois,
just before leaving for a short
trip to Oregon. For some dis
tance along the Salmon it is pos
sible to get 500 horse-po
every mile. There are plenty of
other streams that can be made
to yield great amounts of power,
and an electric road would be the
cheapest in construction and
operation.
I'VE would not care to go into
any such project at present, but
we will go ahead with the devel-
opment of the properties of the
Blackbird Mining company a
Blackbird, and when we have the
tonnage exposed to ship, if the
railroad will not come to us, We
will go to the railroad. "
The Short Line has surveyed
a line to Challis, and it is under
stood to be the intention of the
management to go that far, at
least. Should Thunder noun
tain develop as its friends pre-
dict, the railroad would probably
be extended over Morgan creel
pass and down Panther or Big
creek, passing not far from tn,
Blackbird camp. In case the
Short Line does not build there
it is believed this route would b,
followed by the proposed elec
trio road, as it is considered the
best way and would keep close
to the water power.-Herald.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10
M.kINLEY MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION

Miss Lena Shoup, secretary of
the Idaho State Auxiliary of the
Mckinley National Memorial
Association, writes the MESSEN-
GER as follows
II enclose herewith circular
letter explanatory of the object
and work of the Mckinley Nat
ional Memorial Association.
COMMITTEES composed of the
Auditor, Treasurer and Superin
tendent of Schools of each cou nty
are being appointed for the pur-
pose of organizing and directing
the local work.
Statement to the Public Authorized
by the Governor 3
I'm accordance with general
plans outlined by the trustees of
the Mckinley Memorial Associa-
tion, a central committee of the
Idaho State Auxiliary has been
appointed by Governor Hunt.
The above named committee was
organized in the Executive Office
of the State House at Boise, on
Monday, Nov. 18th, 1901. In
order to give every citizen in the
State an opportunity to contrib
ute to this memorial, the central
committee will appoint an auxil-
iary committee in each county,
who shall invite the cooperation
of the local press, appoint such
additional committees in the re-
spective towns as may be neces-
sary, distribute circular letters
and subscription forms to local
fraternal and other organizations,
act as custodian of funds and re-
nit the same to @. w. Moore,
President of the First National
Bank of Idaho, Boise, Idaho.
Without in the least meaning
to refuse larger gifts, the uniform
sum of S1.00 is suggested, and
five cents in the case of children.
1t is not the purpose to solicit.
These committees are organized
to enable the people of this com
monwealth to share with those
of every other in the honor OF
contributing to the memorial to
be erected at Canton, Ohio. 1t
cannot be doubted that they only
require an authorized statement
of the kind herein made, to re-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Following are the hotel arrivals at the New
ChalliS House for the week ending Dec. 7th
David Fayle. East Fork. Ida, Chas. Matley,
Ellis. Ida, Henry MCGOWAN, Bonanza, Ida,
B. F. Wood, Clayton, Ida.. J. II. Lenson, Clay
ton, Ida, r. G. Henderson, SanFrancisco, Cal,
Geo. B. Baldwin. Custer, Ida, Reg. Coryell,
Custer, Ida. E. L. Thomas, Custer, Ida, John
Altham, Forney, Ida, Chas. LaFever, Black
foot, Ida, E. A. Readicker. Blackfoot, Ida. X.
Mckenzie, Custer, Ida. Emmett Hosford.
Clayton. Ida, Mrs. Dan Jones, Blackfoot Ida,
A Nordstrom. Ellis, Ida. p. Noneni, Bayhors e,
Ida, J. Holland, Dickey, Ida, j. H. Campbell,
May, Ida, Chas. Dewitt. Forney, Ida, VIM.
Flenniken. Morse, IDA. Jerry Sexton. Custer,
Ida. Mrs. F. Mulvaney, Salt Lake, Utah. Ed.
Lively. Pahsamaroi, Ida, Chris. Cocanoughn,
Pahsamaroi, Ida, ]. E. Minear, Soldier, Ida.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10

spond with characteristic liber-
ality. Upon the patriotic sense
of the fellow citizens the Idaho
State Auxiliary confidently rely.
By prompt and faithful co-opera-
tion it is hoped that a final re-
port can be made at an early
date.
'The record of William Nc
Kinley, which this national
movement is meant to perpetuate
for all time, is vital with in
spiration. 1t cannot be too fam
iliar to his countrymen. The
sturdy valor of the boy in the
ranks in defense of the flag,
which won him promotion on the
battlefield. Distinguished serv-
ice in the National House of Rep
resentatives, and as Governor of
his native State. IlIustrious
leadership as Chief Magistrate of
the nation in the time of public
anxiety and peril, which recalls
the wisdom of Washington and
Lincoln. Exalted Christian and
civic virtues to which the whole
world paid tribute. And to com
plete this story of devoted life,
the few simple words of supreme
preciousness; not alone to her,
the most bereft among a nation
of mourners, but to every home
throughout Christendom."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
County Commissioners of Custer county. Idaho,
at the regular January, 1902 meeting of said
Board, for the necessary newspaper printing
for Custer county for the year 1902.
Said printing to consist of all legal notices
and publications of whatsoever kind, required
by law to be published for which Custer county
would be legally liable, and also all publica-
tions made by order OF the Board OF County
Commissioners. All notices or statements OF
any county officer, including also the printing
and furnishing free OF charge all election tick
cts required by any general or special election
held during the year 1902. and ali cards of in
struetions, etc, required under the election
laws of Idaho.
Bids must be sealed; addressed to the Board
Of County Commissioners and marked PRO
posals for County Printing" " and filed with the
Clerk on or before the 2nd Monday of January
1902
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BY Order of he Board.
GEO. E. KEYES, Clerk.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10
sAYHoRsE ENTERTAINMENT.

The citizens of Bayhorse were
treated to nice and enjoyable
time on Thanksgiving eve., Nov.
9th last. First, by an exhibit
tion of the exercises. really we'll
rendered by the school children
now under the tuition of Miss
Julia Michael, followed by a
genuine auction-and of course
a dance, in which everybody took
part.
The program of the school ex-
eacises were as follows
eoras Never Say Fail"
Columbus, .......... ........... school
"Molley Come Drive the Cows"........Song
Clara Golfer, Minnie Hurst, Mary Germer.
Mosquito Parade, "............. instrumental
Julia Michael.
Learning My Tables. ............. Recitation
Lizzie Germer.
Exercises es................ Four Little Folks.
Just Because 1 Love YOU. Solo
Miss Gerrish.
Loving Time. 49,: :........ Recitation
sonqsj Fall Song
''o"ss October Party. ..-........S School
MY Sister, r-Recitation. ...... Johnnie Hurst
"She Was Bred In Old Kentucky" ".......S Song
Clara Golfer, Minnie Hurst, Mary Germer.
1.-THE New Church Organ" ...........R Recitation
Julia Michael.
Honest and True, Rec. Walter Cermer
sweet Bunch of Daisies, Song =. Girls Trio
Thanksgiving Exercises and Song. ...... School
Loves Old Sweet Song" g.".................So Solo
Miss Gerrish.
Mothers Blessing" "............... Recitation
Stella Mavity.
"Ben Hurs Chariot Race" ...............M March
Julia Michael.
ssStory of the Pilgrims 5" .............D Dialogue
Fred Mavity. Elbert Golfer, Minnie Ger
mer, Matte Mavity Clara Golfer, Minnie
Hurst, Mary Germer.
After the closing of the school
exercises then came the Auction.
The ladies of this place, young
and old, had constructed beauti-
full baskets said to contain all
sorts of dainty and delicious edi-
bles-good enough for anybody.
The maker of each basket had
hidden away under the mass of
good things a strip of paper
bearing her name. The baskets
were to be sold to the highest
male bidder, who would then
have the supreme satisfaction of
helping to eat the contents with
the lady whose name he found in
the basket. The proceeds of the
sale of these baskets is to be
applied to the school fund.
The baskets sold readily for
from $2.75 lowest, S4.75 and one
for 1878. Total for sales re-
ceived S27.30, and donation by
Mr.. Dan Breyer of Warm Spring
creek of $500, making the nice
little sum Of 5000. Not so bad
for these hard times in almost a
dead camp. Hon. George W.
Emery acted as auctioneer in
fine style.
AS soon as the contents Of the
baskets had been judiciously dis
posed of according to the most
approved plan of the lamented
Hoyle, then came the dance, in
all its variations, in which every
body participated, and was
thoroughly enjoyed by young
and old alike.
| o.
1t is not over four weeks ago
since the last of two car load
lot of Ramshorn ore was shipped
to the railroad that will sample
about 900 ozs. silver and 80 per
cent copper. To take the ore
out of the mine did not require
over five days, but to get that
amount shipped is another thing.
For some reason the freighters
prefer to haul to other points
than to come here.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
Land ONCE at HALEY, Idaho,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Land ONCE at HALEY, Idaho, :
October 18TH 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make dnal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before J.P. .Clough.
Clerk OF the District Court, at Salmon City,
Idaho, on December 18th, 1901. viz
BOISE b. ELLIS,
Homestead Entry No. t2S2l for the sen NWll
and Lots and 3. Sec. Is. TIP. Ism, II. PIE, B.
NJ. ana the NEs4 sen, Sec. Is, TIP. 15N., L. 81
e., Il. NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz
George A. Ellis. of Ellis. Idaho.
William Smith. OF Salmon, Idaho
w. Hallaran. of May, Idaho.
Rodolph Wright, of Salmon. Idaho.
n. J. SHARP, Register.
First publication Nov. 5th 1891.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
County Commissioners OF Custer county, idaho.
at their regular January, 1902, meeting. for
supplying the county Offices with 10 cords OF
dry fir body wood, feet long.
All bids must be sealed marked "Propos-
ais for Furnishing Wood" (" and filed with the
Clerk on or before the 2nd Monday of January,
1902.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BY Order OF the Board
GEO. E. KEYES, Clerk
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10
NOTICETOTHEPU PUBLIC.

Board and Lodging at Mrs. M.
Jose's, northwest of R. N. Hull
& Cos. store, Challis, Idaho.
Meals and Lodging strictly first
class. Fine large rooms and
good beds, and the table supplied
with the best in the market.
Board and lodging by the day,
week or month. at reasonable
rates. MRS. M. JOSE.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-12-10

The Mcmillan Fur & Wool Co.
have placed their price circular
on file at our office Tor reference.
This house has been established
for nearly a quarter Of a century,
and shippers find their dealings
with them very satisfactory.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-09

dings, asi como tambien del goberna-
dor Sheldon. En- 1885 fu6 admitido
al foro y ha practicable con exito
desde ent6nces. Tres veces ell pue-
bio del condado de Santa Fe, por
grandes %mayorias, le ha enviado
a representarlo en- la camara de la legis-
latura, en 1898, 1867 otra vez este
ano. Mr.. Read es un Republican,
aggressive, que durante diez amos ha sido
~presidente en- ell territorio de la liga ma
cional Republicans. Fu6 nombrado
6deicomisario del asilo de sordos Y mu-
dos por 81 gobernador Otero. Els secre-
trario del cuerpo de tideicomisarios y
ha dedicado mucho tempo y atenci6n
al adelanto de la ~escuela, que Sc nabia
d~esorganizado mucho. Mr.. Read es
tambien juez arbitro en- causas de ban
c~arrota, y adn asf, a pesar de sus null
tiples deberes, halla lugsr para atender
a sus muchos deberes p~articulares y
para decir n palabra consoladora y
dar ayuda a j6venes ambiciosos y q
aquellos que acuden q 81 con necesidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-09

Ell Hon. Benjamin M. Read, 81 en6r.
gico presidente de la asamblea legisla.
tiva trigesima %cuarta, naci6 en- Las Cru.
ces cuarenta y cinco amos ha, siendo hi.
10 de un captain del ejercito de los Els.
tados Unidos, cuyo abuelo fue uno dc
los firmantes de Ia Declaration de In
dependencia. Mr.. Read tuvo en- su ju-
ventud que labrarse su propia carrera
en- ell mundo, pues en- su infancia quedd
hu6rfano con Ia muerte de su padre.
Asistio al Colegio de San Miguel en-
Santa Fe. y fue un alumno muy apro.
vechado. Els recondado ALI como uno
de los mejores plumarios que SO gra-
duaron jamas del colegio. Despues de
sus amos de colegio, 81 senior Read Sc
fue para Colorado. donde trabaj6 como
jornalero en- 81 ferrocarril Union Pacff-
CO, comenzando como acarreador de Ear
bon en- los patios del ferroearril, y avan-
zando al grade de maneador y conduc-
tor, empleando sus momentos ociosos en-
estudiar principalmente leyes. Cuando
regre.6 a Nuevo Mexico sirvi6 como
secretario privado del g~obernador Gid
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-09

Nuevo Mexico esta orgulloso del
Coronel J. Francisco Chaves. Adm
mas que eso-le reverencia y lie anna,
No puede decirse que sea un neo mexi-
cano tfpico, porque es demasiado origi-
nal para ser un tipo; no hay otros como
81, no puede haber otros. Els ciudada-
no del globo y a mas de ESQ un hijo ar
diente de Nuevo Mexico. Por mas de
cuarenta amos en- 81 servicio pdblico, I'm
soldado, un c~aballero, un orador, un
estadista, y sobre TODD un hombre. Ell
Coronel Chaves bien merecia Ell honor
de ser por la decima tercia vez electo
por sus CONSTITUENCIES para representa-
los en- la Legislature, y siendo escogido
por sexta vez presidente del consejo por
sus colegas.
Ell Coronel Chaves naci6 en- Los Pa
dillas, condado de Bernalillo, en- n de
JUNO de 1888, y recibi6 su educaci6n
en- las mejores escuelas del pals. En
1841 fus a la Universidad de San Luis,
donde permaneci6 cinco amos; en- 1848
fue mandado a la ciudad de Nueva
York, donde asisti6 q una academia
particular; y en seguida fue a Fishkill,
N. Y, asistiendo q una academia en-
ese lugar. Concluyo su educaci6n con
an curse de dos amos en- ell colegio de
medicos y cirujanos en- Ia ciudad de
Nueva York. En- 1862 regres6 q su
residencia en- este territorio.
Como soldado, Ell Coronel Chaves sir
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-09
AsEsINATo EN- IONA ANA.
0tra victima do la Enemistad Antigua
Entire Ganaderos y B~orregueros.

Las Cruces, Feb. 1.--Otro homicide
ocurri6 en- 81 condado esta semana. III
individuo llamado Antonio Ruiz fut
baleado y muerto por un tai johnson
cerca de Cambray, estaciop del ferroca'
rril Sud Pacifico, en- 81 extreme sur de-
condado. Johnson fue traido anoche
por 81 diputado alguacil Scarborough
de Deming, y entregado al alguacil
Lucero. Ahora go halla en- la carce|
aguardando la examination preliminar.
johnson era un vaquero que trabajaba
por los Sres. Kerr. ganaderos acaudala-
d 8 que tienen un rancho y gran nd
nero de recess en- Ia vecindad de Gam
bray. Segdu 81 relate de johnson,
halo al 6nado y a otro hombre con I'm
becerro sobre un burro. Acsbaban de
guitar Ell becerro q la AGA y 10 habian
matado. Trat6 de arrestarlos, pues la
era p~ropiedad de sus patrones. los
Kerrs. En- seguida Ell inado SO resis-
ti6, a 10 cnal johnson saco su pistola &
hizo fuego, con resultados fatales para
Ruiz. Ent6nces ell otro hombre Be
apoder6 de la pistola del 6nado y cam
bio tiros con Johnson, y fue herido en-
un brazo. Fu6 traido anoche q este
lugar y Sc halla al cuidado de un medi-
Los dos pastores trabajaban con
Henry Merten, un borreguero rico, que
reside en- la vecindad de la estaci6n de
Hatch, en- este condado. Merten Sc
espera que llegara aqui en- la manana
para ssistir q la examination prelimi-
mai. El otro lado de la relaci6n es que
es n de aquellas controversies infor-
tunados que periodicamente estallan
entire borregueros y ganaderos en- dis.
putas sobre los pasteos. Los dos pas.
torres %teniap, cuando sucedio ell case, q gu
cargo I'm gran ndmero de %ovejas de Mr..
Merteu.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-09
PROCEDIMIENTOS LEGIS-
LATIVOS.

La session de la asamblea Legislative,
ell jueves de la emana pasada, dur6
hasta ell mediod:a y en- seguida Sc pro
rog6 hssta ell lines siguiente q las 10
de la manana. Esta acci6n fu6 nece-
SARA por 81 gran ndmero de proyectos
que Sc italian en- manos de comisiones,
los cuales es necesario que sean consi-
derados. En- esta Sc han introducido
mas proyectos que en- ninguna sesio n
anterior. Muchos SO r~eferen al mismo
asunto bajo diversos puntos de vista,
hacienda necesario ell trabajo de la
comisi6n para harmonizarlos; cast todos
son de grande importancia, y por todos
m~otivos SO consider6 convenience sus-
pender las sesiones abiertas hasta donde
10 permita Ia ley y dar q las comisiones
oportunidad para dedicarse a sus debe-
res sin interruption. El j~ueves fue 81
dia octave de la session, y hasta tai fecha
103 proyectos habian sido introducidos,
treinta y cuatro en- ell c~onsejo y sesenta
v nueve en- la c&mara. De ellos dos
terceras parties Sc italian en- ma 0 de
las comisiones propias.
Ell ooNsEJo.
Despues de alberta la session, una
peticion fue presentada por Mr.. Easley,
6rmada por 100 v%ecinos de Cerrillos,
pidiendo que 81 propuesto hospital de
mineros sea establecido en- dicha loca-
lidad. Fue Zelda y referida q la conf
sion sobre ~terrenos de in~stituciones
pdblicas. Tambien fue recibida una
petici6n de la liga municipal de Nuevo
Mexico y Sc orden6 su traducci6n 6 i'm
preston y III referencia q la comisi6n
sobre corporaciones municipales y pri-
vadas.
Mr.. Cruikshank, presidents de la
comisi6n de hacienda, reporto por con
sc ntimiento unanime una resolution
colectiva apropiando la suma de $4,000.
para uso de ambas camaras para pagan
los salaries de Interpreters, t~raductores,
etc. sufragar otros gastos contingencies.
Este fue ~adoptado y mandado q ia ca
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-09

vic con distinction bajo Kit Carson du-
rante muchas revueltas midas. En-
1851 fue comisionado mayor de IN
regimiento de voluntarios pcr ell presi-
dente Lincoln; en- 1862 tom6 parte IN la
batalla de Valverde y mas tarde ayud6
q establecer ell Fuerte Wingate. En-
1866 fue acknowledgements descargado
del ~servicio y regreso q su residencia.
En- 1859, mientras combatia con los
'indios Navajoes, fue electo a La camara
de representatives en- la legislature terri
torial, tomando gu asiento en- 1860. En-
1865 fue electo como delegado 81 con
greso y sirvio en- los congresses trigesimo
mono, cuadragesimo y cudragesimo pri-
nero. En- 1876 fue electo miembro
del conseio territorial, por Ell condado
de Valencia, y ha ocupado esa posicion
desde ent6nces.
Ha estado identiicado por cuarenta y
cuatro amos o la historic del particle
Republican, en- este territorio, y tanto
de soldado como de legislator ocupa un
lugar %permanente en- la historic de
Nuevo Mexico.
Ell Coronel J. Francisco Cbaves
ocupa I'm lugar en- los corazones de sus
c~onciudadanos tai como ninguno otro
puede @llenar, y oiala y los amos Sc lie
prolonguen q este intrepido coudillo
del RENO de Valencia. Nuevo Mexico
necesita muchos hombres come Ell Coro-
mel Chaves.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-02-09


tribuna, y tomando la palabra hizo IN
fuerte discurso en- defensa de la resolu-
cion. Dijo que el pariido Democratic,
al considerar So propio registro, nc
podia CON consistencia tachar de
Extravaganza en- las premises. Ha
bio de 10 espacioso del capitolio, del
gran ndmero de pleas de comisiones
que necesitaban atendencia; dijo que los
b~arrenderos regulares trabsiabsn dema-
siado y que 81 SO empleaban diez adj
cionales no serian demasiado. Ell Sc
nor Sanchez, de Valencia, Sc resintio
sobre las o~bservaciones hechas por Mr..
Barnes, hizo una revista historical dc los
registros legislativos OF este termino
" pronuncio un discurso caracterfstico
por Ia resolution. Ell asunto fue referido
a la comisi6n del capitolio.
Los proyectos siguientes fueron en-
tonces introducidos, lei1os primera y
segunda veA por su t~ftulo, o~rdenandose
que fueIau traducidos q impresos y re-
feridos a la comision de capitolio.
FL proyecto de la camara, No. so.
creando una institution territorial COMO
cida como hospital de mineros Y pro-
veyendo para su mantenimiento y colo
caci6n en- Ell condado de Sierra, fue re.
ferido q la comisi6n sobre minas y to-
rrenos pdblicos.
No. 63, por Ell senior Gomez, en- re-
ferencia a riego, fue referido q la
comisi6n de riego.
No. Ga, por 81 senior Valdez, prove,
yendo que las personals que compren
ganado en- Nuevo Mexico sean reque-
ridos de pagan licencia, fue referido a
la comisi6n sobre la cria de ganado.
No. 65, por Mr.. Dalies, para estable-
Ger una e%scuela de reforma en- la plaza
10 D6lou, uud 10 tdionclh, luo re-
ferido q la comisi6n sobre t~errenos de
instituciones pdblicas.
No Sc, por Mr.. Slaughter, referente
q matrimonios y ~proveyendo una licen-
cha para ellos, referido q la comision
sobre negocios territoriales.
eH
No. 81, por MI. Walton, para enmen-
dar la secci6n 260 de las Leyes Reco-
piladas de 1897, referente q bancos,
referido q la comisi6n sobre negocios
bancarios.
No. 68, por Mr.. Walton, para crear,
establecer y mantener un hospital de
mineros en- 81 condado de Grant, refe-
rido q la comision sobre negocios terri
t~oriales
No. SO, por 81 Sener Martinez, refe-
rente q personas ilegalmente amillara-
das; referida q la comisi6n de hacienda.