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LEGAL NOTICE.
SUPREME COURT Of THE DISTRICT OF. co
--.-.-. ..-- No.. ~. -.-. ~. .....--..-

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or. co
LJMRIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT
No. 1896, Administration.
This l. 10 give notice that the subscriber, Of
the District OF Columbia has obtained from
the 'rObate Court Of the District % Column
bia letters ttsJamentaTv Oh the estate Of VIII
IAN " Tanker, late % the District 81 Co
iumbia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 90 eT-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated 10 toe subscriber. on or
before the 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. j.. 1903.
otherwise they may by las be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF Au-
gust. 1862
(SeaL) HENRY LEONARD,
sc ST. 50.
Attest JOHN r RDUZER
Deputy Register OF Wills for the District OF
Columbia. CLERK q the Probate Court
BIRSEY & NOODARD, Attorneys
sft24 sens %
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MONEY TO LOAN.

500, 500, 500 TO LOAN; rea; estate. Il. D.
GORDON. lawyer, GI5 18th st. NV e25-6
MONEY TO LOAN at S1z to per cent, in sums
Of 81, go 90 $1,000, on D. G.. real estate: pay
of , and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical cor
sideration for borrowers WI. Il SAUNDERS
4 CA Tfg- + Il nu
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Wife Sat Beside Him.

While the prayers we're being prepared
Sheriff Palmer placed chairs inside the
rail which separates the cour- room. and
Nelson wife, sister ard Tiece came
inside the rail and sat by him Nelson
was looking more cheerful this morning
than al any time during the progress Of
the trial. and chatted brightly with his
relatives. although in a low tone OF
voice. during the luIls in the legal pro-
ceedings-
The counsel had not come to an agree
ment regarding the prayers when the
court took a recess al 100 o'clock. and
al 2 the argument was resumed
The opening argument TO the jury was
begun for the prosecution by Samuel c.
Brent, OF Alexandria
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Earned TGns-CleTelaod. ! Washing-
ton. . Twc-base hit-Bay. Bases on
baIls-Of Carrick. J Struck ou;-By
JOSS. /: by Carric5. l. Sacrifice hits
Joss Lee Stolen bases-Hickma1.
Keister, Orth Double piays-Gcch-
nauer, Lajoie and Hickman; Gochnaue7
and Hickman; Ely, Doyle and Carey
Left on bases-Cleveland >, Washing
ton, l. Time OF game hour and %
minutes. UmpiTe-ConnolIy. Attend
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. AUcTJoNEERs.

BY VIRTUE Of T.. ye.,as of deed Of trust
--chattel, dated april , 1902, from Martin $
Remsburg and wife 70 James H. Smith, trustee.
I viii sell at public auction on premises No.
l2IS Pennsy lvaHia ave. nv. on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 20. 1902, at 10 O'clock a m, the follow
ing goods and chattels. viz cups 4 shaving
mugs, sitting chairs, pictures, i bottles,
stove and boiler, ] old mirror. / clock, ] bar
Der pole, / combination case with nine mirrors.
barber chairs tclimaX leather covered
spittoons, ( bracket mirrors umbrella stand
the said goods being the fixtures OF barber shop
formerly At 1870 Pennsylvania ave. NV Terms
Of sale: All OF the purchase money in cash.
JAMES Il. SMITH. Trustee. sos D ST. NV.
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Shah an AUTOMOBILE Crank.

LONDON, aug. 29-The Shah OF Per-
sis has become g thorough convert to
the use Of automobiles. His majesty has
ordered from London six twelve horse
power Deitrichs automobiles Of the
model known as the Limousine, a com
bination phaetou.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-f0 Traction at 1868. 20 Trac-
ton at 1852. 10 Traction al 12e1z, %
Traction at 1862. % Traction at 1858
10 Traction al 1865. % Traction At 12s}s-
~ Traction at 1855. 3 Traction at 1263z,
10 Traction at 1851; 4 Washington Loan
and Trust at 225; 4 Washington Gas at
1875 > Washington Gas at I53e, 10 Aer-
g=nthaIer at 1861. Iergenthaler *
1s67s After Call-S50o L. s. coupon 3
per cents at 1865 N0tice-The board
VIII adjourn until Tuesday, September
. 1902
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SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF
COZ I-ALRLA unL nLNL nnnEa ~

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA HOLDING : PROBATE
C0URT.-No I0g25. Administration.
This Is to give notice that the subscriber
o the District Of Columbia has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Uf Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate Of Eliza B.
Torrance. iaJc 81 the District Of Columbia
deceased. 81 persons having claims against
the deceased arc hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally su-
thenticated, 10 the subscriber on OF before the
sTE DAY OF AUGUST A D 1899: otbe-=vIse
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
% sad estate
Given under my hand this 9Th day o! August,
1872.
NELLIE DORRASCE- 1851 Harvard st. ny.
Attest: JOHN f. EGJZE3
Deputy Register OF wills for the District o.
Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court
GEO FRANCIS WILLIAMS, Attorney-
a7rzS 23-=o5
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STRIKERS RENEW ATTACK

paDy. a box car Of provisions being sent
from here last night. Strikers keep a
close watch so that no non-union man
leaves the operation
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Money Loaned Salaried PeopIe

Retail merchants, teausters, boarding houses.
without security; largest business in - prin-
cipal cities. TOLMAN. Room I0I, 53s 18th st.
NV. mI8-tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS D. c..
Washington, August .. 1902 SEALED PRO
P0SALS viii be received at this Office Until j
VI. on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1872, .Dr con
stTictinR Al Eight-rooIn School Building on
lots 5, 9, Z, and 10. square S5S. southeast cor
her Ninth and D Streets northeast. Blank
forms OF proposals and specifications, together
with all necessary information, can be obtained
upon application therefor at the office Of rhs
Inspector OF Buildings, D. G.. after September
3, 1892, and bids upon these forms only VIII ha
considered The right IS reserved TO reject any
or all bids Proposals must be ineiosed n ID
envelope. sealed. and Endorsed on the autsjie
Proposal for Constructing EiEht-Ro9m
School Building By order OF the Board Of
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia
WILLIAM TiNDAI.ia. Secretary. au2S-6t-eXSu
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS D. C..
Washington, August D. 1902 SEALED PRO
P0SAf.S viii he received at this Office until -
NJ on MONDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1902, for con
str1ctiEg an Eight-room School Building on
lots y and p, and part Of lot 81.
square 551. Pierce Street. between FIRST
Street and New jersey Avenue northwest Blank
forms Of proposals and specifications, together
with all necessary information. can be obtained
upon application therefor At the Office Of the
Inspector Of Buildings, D. C., after September
s. 1902 and bids upon these forms only VIII De.
considered The right IS reserved 10 re5srt any
or ali bids. Proposals must be inclosed IN an
envelope, sealed, and indorsed on the 9lsr-lie
Proposal for Constructing al light Room
School Building BY order OF the Board 90
Commissioners of the District OF Columbia
WILLIAM TINDALI- Secretary. au2s-6t-exSu
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FoR RENT OR sALE-sUBURBAN

BOR RENT OR SALE-9-room cottage, fine
wen water; minutes walk from electric line:
rent for SO per month; Sc. Tor 500; easy
Nd mrs
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MATTERS OF INTEREST
Tn DISTRICT AFFAIRS

The Commissioners have directed that
the water main assessment against lots
! y and 10. in the square bounded by
North Carolina Avenue. p. Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets southeast, soT
the year 1885. be Cancelled. because this
property was declared exempt from
taxation by the Commissioners Febru-
ary %, 1851.
The Superintendent of Sewers has
asked the Commissioners to allow extra
compensation tor certain employees Of
the division for labor in making test of
pumps at the sewerage pumping station.
as follows. g W Wallace. 36 hours;
J. A. French. Il hours; x. s. Sheets, o
hours; J J. Reamer. IS hours; r. W
Buck. 20 hours, c. !. Warner, SO hours,
and r. S. Hopper. IS hours.
Mrs J. r Bowie. of SO Eighteenth
Street northwest, recently called the at
Jention Of the Commissioners to two
dangerous trees on the rear Of the lot
adjoining the premises named. The Su-
+ Perintendent Of Parking has reported
that the trees are on private property
I and that the District has no authority TO
act in the matter
On the advice Of the Assessor, the
( Commissioners have directed that the
collection and recovery of taxes on lot
/ I6. in the square bounded by z, f, Ninth
and Tenth Streets be barred as to any
subsequent purchaser after the date Of
a tax certificate issued july :. 1906 from
which the tax specified was omitted.
BY order Of the Commissioners 150 feet
CT six-iuch water main viii be laid in
the west side of Sherman Avenue, be
tween Wallach and Marshall Streets
y Street. Trinidad. between Twelfth
Street and Trinidad Avenue. will be
graded by the chain gang. at an esti-
mated cost Of $3.50. chargeabIe 20 ap-
preparation for grading streets. alleys.
and roads. 1898,
The proposal of Joseph Il Gibbons to
put n partitions at The Armstrong
Manual Training School for the sum OF
SIs7 has been accepted. he being the
lowest Bidder; the cost to be chaTgeabie
70 the appropriation for manual train-
iIg school ninth. tenth, and eleventh
divisions, 1903
The work OF resurfacing Wisconsin
avenue better known as the Tenlevtoun
Road. has been begun The sum of
81 geo WeS apgropristlsd BY Congress
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NELSON'S LAWYERS
EXPECT ACQUrTTGL
- - - =

p N he was asked the question
whether there was any fire at Jackson
City al that time on the night OF the
fire
The defense objected TO the question
and the jury was again retired that the
counsel might argue the question. n its
adrissibility as evidence. This was
done by the attorneys on both sides at
length
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The work OF resUTfacing Wisconsin
avenue. better known as the Tenleytown
Road. has been begun. The sum of
$1,000 YVES appropriated by Congress
for the purpose.
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FOR RENT SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-A desirable s-room cottage. an
necessary outbuiidings aTteSian water, high
location. FIVE minutes walk from electric and
railroad lines Apply WELLS & WELLS, Hyatts-
vile Nd. MIS-
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LOAN COMPANIES
PRIVATE LOANS
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWAHD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS. II lowest rates and on the day yoH
apply. We are IoaniEg on the Building and
Lean Association plan. which makes the est
Of carrying loans mueh less than you pay else
where and allows you 70 pav Il Of in any
sized notes you desire running from one TO
twelve mons. II you have loan with some
ether company ve ViIl pav It of and ADVANCE
you more money Il desired. Rates cheeffully
gwen and no cost 10 you unless loan is made
Cali and get rates Front room, irst foOT-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN co,
e95
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Standing Of the Teams.


Pittsburg 06210O1x-11 L ?
Chicago ..- 0 0 @ 0 ? 0-313 2
Batteries-Pbillippi and Smith; Tay-
Tor and King.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Whare They Play Today.

Where They Play Today.
Philadelphia al New York
Chicago at Pittsburg
Brooklyn al Boston
St Louis al Cincinnati
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Where They Play Today.

mere Ihey Play Today
Washington ct Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Boston at Detroit
Baltimore At ST Louis
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Continued from First Page.)
are becoming more intoIerable every
hour 10 law adding citizens
Went to Work Under Guard.


Went to Work Under Guard.
A sergeant and six soldiers are at
present guarding the home Of William
Henry at the latter town. while he IS
at work at Lehigh colliery.
Between midnight and daybreak 4
occasional revolver shots at The house
and LFeatene4 20 kill him If Re at
tempted 10 90 to work
When a platoon Of the Governors
troop rode up the valley the strikers ran
away from the Henry home His wife
and children were badly frightened and
Henry. who was armed and prepared TO
fight. had the strikers attempted to
break into the residence. said he would
wCTz today il the military gave his
family protection. The guards were
later established at the house and Henry
with a revolver in his coat went to work
without being held NJ.
Box Car of Provisions. q.
Despite the efforts Of labor leaders
TO pacify the inhabitants of Panther
Greek VALLEY. they are so wrought up
over the recent killing OF Patrick
Sharpe. the United Mine Workers lead
er and the vigor with whicRssoldiers are
dealing with any person opposing their
movements. that the situation is Of such
q nature that General Goblin. who is ex-
pected here sometime today. will in the
local military officers opinion, order the
remainder Of the Twelfth Regiment
here
The zoe employees at Kaska William
coliiery. who were chased back TO the
mines yesterday by a mob slept there
last night and were fed By the com
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REL have been awarded two correspondence
nee scholarships VIII be glad To turn them
over 20 anyone desiring 20 study steam, cleo
tric or mechanical engineering Address Boy
5I3. this Office. MRS
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CHEAP Rooney.
MISCELLANEOUS.

PROF. MCDONALD re
gaFiIns vocation, Improvement, health. mar
rage success; 30 yca7s' practice; diploma ia
window. 92s Pa ave. mrs
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BY order Of the Commissioners 150 feet
CT six-iuch water main viii be laid in
the west side of Sherman Avenue, be
tween Wallach and Marshall Streets.
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RAILROAD BONDS

Wash. Gas c., se- A O. 1927 II0x 10
u ash Gss Co.. ser B. 6's Is9z-'Z7 iiUX 10
L = Fec. Lig--.Det- imp, l95z lV5
l. 5. Elec. Light. Cert. lndebt.. loo
Ches. Pot Tel. Com. 5's..--- I5S IC5
American Security & Trust IS. 10 80
Wash. Market &C., Ist 6's 1892
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16
ADRIAN ABEYTA,
AUG. WINKLER.
Assessed Valuations.

The following statistics are
taken from the official compila-
tion by Assessor BENZ. Sanchez
for the present year, viz:
Agricultural lands, 4, 800 acres;
improvements on same, $44, 700;
total value of land and improve
ments, $64,6 Grazing lands,
254,718 acres; improvements on
same, SIS, 900; total value of land
and improvements, 1929, 153.
City lots, No, 3,1S7; value of
same, $7S, ,699; improvements on
same, Sl29,025. Telegraph and
telephone lines, 112 miles; value,
So, $50. Railroads, 128 miles;
total value of track, buildings aud
machinery, S653, 465. Mines,
value of surface improvements,
$32, 200. Smelters, concentrat-
ing and stamp mills, saw and
Touring mills, steam and water
power, value, S32, 100. Horses,
5000; value, S5S, ,535. Mules,
233; value, So, ,7S5. Cattle, 3D.
555 heads; value, S343, los.
Sheep, 1870, ,994; value, S136, ,055.
Goats, 6,979; value, $9,275.
Vehicles of all kinds, 7O9; value,
$40, 535. Sewing machines, $40;
value, S4,255. Saddles and har-
ness, value, SO, 425. Merchan-
disc, S79, $50. Farm implements,
value, S3,680. Fixtures of busi-
ness places, $3,515. Watches
and clocks, 81, $50. Books,
81, 200. Musical instruments,
S2,735. House furniture, $27, ,225.
Tools, ST. 200. Other property
not described, $3.50
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16

Still stands as it has
stood for 20 years the
favorite resort for strict
ly irst-class liquors of
all sorts from a drink
to a gallon cask.
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16
DEATHS HARVEST.
Pedro SarraclnO, a Prominent Citizen
Of SOcOrrO County, Dies Suddenly
Near Frisco. Other Deaths.

Reserve, N. NJ, Aug. 10, 1902.
To THE CHIEFTAIN:
Last evening at about o'clock
Pedro Sarracino, a prominent
citizen, died very suddenly at his
home near Frisco. He had been
ailing for some time but his all
ment was not considered serious.
While eating supper he complain
ed of nausea and began to vomit,
some blood appearing. He seem
ed to realize that the hand of
death was upon him, bade his
wife and daughter goodbye, and
in a few moments passed away.
Deceased was 81 years of age.
He was born at Pajarito in Ber-
nalillo county and was a grand
son of Governor Sarracino, who
was one of the last of the gov
ernors under Mexican rule.
Following close upon the death
of Pedro Sarracino came that of
Doiia Josefita Silva de Jiron,
relict of the late Alcjo Jiron OF
Frisco. Mrs. Jiron died after a
short illness at $50 a. m. today.
She was born at Polvadera, this
county, about 90 years ago.
She leaves five sons and one
daughter to mourn her loss, all
of whom are married and living
in this vicinity.
Another recent death in this
vicinity was that of Felipe
Trujillo, who passed away on
the 1st instant at the home OF
his father, Neris Trujillo, about
ten miles below Frisco. The
young man had been sick nearly
two years. He was born in Dona
Ana county in 1874, was unmar-
ried and made his home with his
parents.
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16
ClOudburst In The MagdaIenas.

There was a rainstorm We'd
nesday evening on the east side
of the Magdalenas and near the
north end of the range that sur
passed any other that has been
known in that locality for
twenty years. The water came
down from the mountain sides in
such volumes as to overflow the
railroad track for two OF three
miles beyond Water Canon sta
tiOn and to form a lake probably
three-quarters of IA mile across in
the lowest part of the plain fur
ther north. The appearance of
a lake in the midst of a plain
that the day before lacked little
of being in an absolutely desert
condition looks like enchant-
ment.
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16
DOCTOR CHARLES R. EEYES.
The New Director OF the Faculty Of
the SchoOl Of Mines Arrives and
Assumes the Duties Of His PO-
offfou

sltlOn.
Charles r. Keyes, Ph D., the
new director of the faculty of the
School of Mines, arrived in So
corro Tuesday morning from his
home in Des Moines, Iowa, to
enter upon the duties of his posi-
tion. The board of trustees were
fortunate in securing the services
of Doctor Keyes. He is excep-
tionally we'll qualified in line of
work that it is desired to make
prominent at the School of Mines
for the good of the institution
itself and for the enhancement of
its service to the territory. Doc
tor Keys is a graduate of Johns
Hopkins, one of the foremost
universities of the country.
Since graduation he has achiev-
ed a national reputation as a
geologist, and it is in his capaci-
ty as a geologist that he will be
able to render needed and valua-
bic service TO New Mexico.
The Des Moines Register and
Leader speaks of Doctor Keyes
as follows:
DIR. Charles r. Keyes of this
city left Des Moiues on Wednes-
day last to take charge of the
School of Mines at Socorro, N.
M. DR.. Keyes was born in this
city in 1864, and was graduated
at the State university in 1887.
He took a postgraduate course
at Johns Hopkins, from which he
received the degree of Phi. d.
He founded the present geologic
al survey of Iowa, taking his
place as assistant in 1892. He
was appointed state geologist of
Missouri in 1894, and served
three years. DIR. Keyes is wide
ly known throughout the world
of science as the author of several
monographs and many scientific
papers. He has in press in New
York city a popular work on
geology.
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16

Ciriaco Jojola, living at Es-
condida, had the misfortune to
have 100 bales of alfalfa washed
away by the flood of water that
came down the arroyo during the
storm Wednesday evening. Mr..
Jojola said that the water was
higher in the arroyo than he
ever knew it to be before, though
he had lived in Escondida more
than 20 years.
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16
ss5 REWARD. Ss5

We, the undersigned finance
committee of the city council, will
pay the sum of twenty-five dol
lars ($25) for information lead
ing to the arrest and conviction
of the party or parties who broke
the two windows in the front of
Price Bos. & Co.'S store Tuesday
night.
ADRIAN ABEYTA,
To UJv~rurHp
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16
Ss5 REWARD SsS

We will pay a reward of
($25.00) twenty-five dollars to
the person furnishing us with
evidence which will serve to ar
rest and convict the party or
parties who broke two windows
in the front of our store on Tues
day night, August 18th, 1902.
PRICE Bros & Co.
The Socorro chieftain., 1902-08-16
A Boys Prayer.

Yet once again that bright
little north side boy.
He was having a good time at
Lake Geneva where the Swiss
watches come from, but he did
not forget 10 say his prayers.
20 Lord" he said, as he knelt
at his bedside one evening,
make me a good little boy. l
asked you the other day TO do it,
but you didn't. Chicago Trib-
une.