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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03

Sreuno bate i'm IiItig altseefragfs
Inn iid DEN 8~erratberlobn 81 perbie-
nen, ben Die Boli5ei auf Die @nt-
oefung Der Suli1miin5er fiir5IidI
ausgeiest batte. \
~Saben Sic Oas a~ngebotene Gels
aenommsn?"
r8ie bdtte i9 Sas f0nnenl" sI
~8ut! 2eugnen sic iest no6?...
9ob bolt, mas. lit bas in Sbrer
San0?"
Sbeobor botte tpGbren6 Ser Iettert
@orte ettuoS bon ieiner @eiItesgeeetp
mart mleoer gelpon1en uno Die 3eihs
nung, DeIde bintsr linn auf benz
Glide lag, erariffen, obne Iit oabet
~um5uipenoen. Chen mar er I'M Be-
grille, oas Sapier 81 lid 5u Iteden.
Ser @ommiiidr faBte nit eiueur
rai6en @riffe Sbeooor's slrm uno
oritdte i'm 10 gepaltig, oaB Ole 3eif-
m1tg CUR GrOe fiel. Sdnea batte lie
le1er lpie0er a~rtfgeboben. @r trat an
ben Sii6, Inn lie 5l eIdtten. Sobei
ftel iein Iuge ouf Die 8anfnote,
ipelfle sur Sorlage geoient bate.
Ger @Ommiiidr bergli6 bie beiben
Babiere nit chamber rno blifte oant
Dem l1ngliidliden SiingIttge, Der pie
elm Bib oes Sammers on Dem Glide
bling, in bas erbfoble 5udenbe @eiift.
rSa baben mir ia gIei6 Die i90n-
item getpeiie 5ur Sano", iagte er, itd)
pergniigt ben S6nurrbart ~brebeno.
~9ie Sade lit inns let6t gema6t.
Nhtn babeu sic Die @iite, ms ieneit
S6rant 81 0%ffnen; mir miiiien eiu-
mai nadieben, Oh ni6t nod mebr
oerlei &aritdten 81 finOen limo"
CSortietung foIgt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
2lmf Mb,ue9en.
Bon g. ".

weniaer g8ioeritanb.' Der &eiS Der
Siinoe nimmt IN Dem Ntabe 81, dls
Die Sugeno meniaer Sertbetolguttg
Iinoet, nno 10 5iebt Die cine Sunoe
Die unoere nad lib.
Sbeooor bate l6on lange 5ubor
Den eriten S6ritt eetban. Gr mltrrte
aeaen Die 8oriebung, Die i'm in ben
Stano Der 9iirftigteIt oeriebt bate,
ndbreno Sanlenoe rings I'M i'm IN
lleppigfeit unO @Dbaeben i6pelg.
ten. gr beiaB nidt ben Mlltb, UNI
betenb un0 barreno I'll Dem @eber
aaeS 8uten auf5ubliden, ole 8aifen
su i6pingen, momit man Die Sinoer-
niiie I'M Seben nieoertdmpfen muB.
Ils er etnmal Dem uebel Sausreht
aegeben batte, iagte er nie 10 piele
anoere: Dgtur einmal unD ni6t pie-
Derl" Soh bas nginemal" bat oas
.Inoeremal" i'm @efolge, uno am
gnoe beiaB er niGt mebr bie Woft,
tbattrGfttgen 8toeritano al leiiten;
benin rper Siinoe tbut, lit Der Siitoe
8nedt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
SD sic @elt betriiaen? @er 6us

nnSW ole 2SelI DPlrugeH9 gSer q
iagt, lit eitt gemeiner 2iigner."
nNdL tblle 0od niht 10 uniGuloig,
eS lit Sir bof tein grnit. als OBJ
man ni6t tpiiBte, mo 0u 9eine fal-
ifen Spanier abieseit! Oh mltBt
beoenfen, oaB aub nod anbere 2eute
benin Sonnemnirtb eitl- 1tno aus.
aeben. @enn audi Der alte Sebler
ltumm lit, Ieine Sofia tuo lit oeito
ld%DuBbafter."
Die leBten @orte mur6en beinabe
aefliltert, aber &ouiie batte lie oen-
nod perltanben. Salt bate iie einell
lauten Sdrei m1sgeltoBen.
uSerratber, Sd)urfeI Slu6 Dir,
DAB Su MIDI 5uerit in oieie S0ble 0es
EATERS gefiibrt bait!" i6rie SbepOor
IN gepreBtem Gone.
Damen!" ipottete ser In6ere;
ober eas lit bier Te6eniade. @as
ih Dir eigentlid iagen ipoute, lit
Die fol9enben @orte pur6en 10
lelle gelpro6en, oaB man lie unm0g-
LID mebr oerItehen fonnte; audi bat
ten ii6 Die 9eioen bereits aus
2ouiiens 0dbe ipieoer entfernt. 0as
Wtaoden batte MN Die i6redli6e ge-
ltatigung oeiien erlangt, mas lie bis
Der permutbete. Sbeobor mar alio
tpirfli6 Elm Sali6miin5er. 9ob
mebr. Sos eben genannte @irtbs-
balls mar cine Serberge bon mebr
oils 5meifelbaftem 8ufe. DAP Sbeo-
DOR iolde @ege panOele, bate 2ouiie
nld)t geabnt; ~oesrpegen traf lie bas
ebeu 8eborte pie ein 9ounersj6loa.
IS beourfte lange 3eit, bis lie iib 10
melt erbolte, Inn ben Bfabl, an ben
lie iid angeflammert bate, p%erlailen
III fonnen. Sooesbleih ipunfte lie
enotth Der Staot 81, uno Tie betrat
lbre @obnung ungliifli6er pieber,
oils Tie oieielbe perlalien bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03

nung in Ser Sanb, Inn tie su SER
reiBen; aQein ieoesmal legte er lie
lnentlhloiien Dieoer altf oen Gid.
Sci eS oenn", rief er enoli6;
yoieie ein5tge nod! limo pertn lie
poQenoet tit, 1ann lit es aus - ult-
piOerrufli1!"
@ie um bteiem gntidGuIie ben
notbigen Ga6orltf su geben, itieb er
beftig nit Dem SnBe nuf ben gooen,
madte iif Damn cine relte Sober be.
reit uno ieste ii6 an Oeh Sii6, I'M
Die Irbeit 5u gnbe 5u fii9ren.
Yloblt6 eri6oQeu OrallBen i'm
8ause i6pere Critic. IS plroe
laut on ole Sbiire geflopft. CT
ihroden lprang S1eooor auf. Mit
einem Sase, itanO er an Der Sbiir
uno idob ben &iegel Dor, oenn er
bate borber per9eiien, bas 3immer
ab5uihlieBen.
nlufgemaft I'M 0amen 6es Sc
ietes!" rief cine oonnernoe Stimme.
$50, Die Soli3ei! ib bin pers
loren!" itobnte Sbeo0or IN Sooess
angit. Sbne Der auiforOerung Solge
Su leiiten, l6ipanfte er nod BENT
Sii6e 5uriif, an ben er it9 lebnte,
uno ri6tete Die Iugen itarr a1f Die
Sbiir. Ser S6refen bate ieiue
Gimme berart permirrt, baB err nift
oaran bafte, Die p~errGtberii6e Seif.
nltng bon Dem Glide al %entfernen.
Ho6 einmal erfolgte ser 9efebl 5l1
offnen, tporauf oerbe 8olben1toBe oaS
S6loB 5eri6metterteu, 10 baB Die
Sbiir ipeit aufflog. Sin Boli5ei-
%Gommiiiar 1tro BRET @enbarmen, ges
fol9t bon eiuem iungen Wauue IN
Gtpilfleioern, traten bereir.
n@arrm miro niGt iofort arfge.
ma6t2" berrldte Der Gommiliar ben
5itternben Sbeooor an, III beiien
Armeuiiinoer- 8eiiGt bereitS bas
Siinoen6efenntniB tlar uno oeutlidl
dl leien mar.
Sbeooor gab feline @ntport; er
batte Die Srage ni6t einmal gebort.
Seine Iugen bafteten NIT Dem alis.
brufe oes ShredenS uno Ser lteber-
raifung arf Dem iungen Wanne i'm
Gipil. Gs mar elmer ieiner ilellen
Sreunbe, berielbe, nit DEM err geitern
abeno bas @eiprGd gebabt batte,
popon mir einige @orte auffingen.
Sheooor bate IN Dem lesten balben
Sabre bereitS mebr bittere Sdui1un-
gen %erfabren, als porber IN ieinetn
gun5en 2eben. MandJe goloene
Srir6t, bie ibm aus Der Serne 10
9lilfperbeiBeno entgegen gegldn3t,
bara eineri bittern &ern. Gber oab
i'm Elm NtenIf piiroe perratbeu fon-
men, Der linn nod Dor ipenigen
Stlmoen Srelle uno Sreltnbihaft ge.
lobt, bas tpar cine gutt6ilifung, Die
er iogar in Dem Augenblide tief EN-.
piano, als i'm Der arm Der @eref-
tiafeit e~reilte. Ger faliae Sreuno
blidte i'm ipottiib ladeluo an.
.Sino sic Sbeooor 8pnsaets9"
fragte Ger Gommiildr meiter.
Grit als er ben Singing berbe
ifiittelte unD Die Srage nieoerbolte,
mafte oieier cine 5uItimmenoe 9e.
mesung nit bent &opfe.
Sic iabri5iren iaIi6es Gapier.
aeIo?"
Sbidou linn oieie Sraee ni6t
aan5 unerpartet fommen fpnnte,
sufte er bod frampibait ~5lliammen.
SsnitinftmaBis iagte er ieOoA:
rgtein!"
Ser GommiiiGr punbte ii6 MN an
ben iungen Iann, Der nit tbm ge-
tommen mar: y0ies lit bod Die Ser
ion, melhe mir iu6en2"
rSaipobl, Serr Gommiiidr!"
rgr bat ii6 Sbnen segeniiber in
Setreff ieines 9emerbes ausge.
iprohen?"
ySa, un0 er bot mir span5ig
@ulOeu, penn i6 reineu Mtuno
balten ipiiroe, aber Die Bfli6t -"
0ieie i6amioie Seu6elei emp0rte
Sbeooor; er panote iif nit Ser
aftung 5ltrs Seite. Ser ,gute"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
Eatafe 8eit1tianna.

rSbr nelaes + .smdoden, Serr
@iiaer, prdientf iid gut = ie bat
10 etpus Siitin@4irtes -"
ySSatpobl Die Serbrt6t nltr
gang tbeure Sa6eu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-03
Sanbnreiflidler &eaenbelueis.

Sunger Ir5t: rSm, bm - ntdf
elm ein5iger Batient i'm 8arte5im-
mer = % ~bebaupten MN Die Bbilo-
lopben, es Cube feinen leeren Haum!"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
A TREASONABLE
PROCLAMATION
Misguided American Soldiers Make
Common Cause With the Fill
pino Rebels.
4 REMARKABLE DOCUMENT
It Declares That the Filipinos Are Fight
ing for Their Freedom as Did the Amer
icon Colonies in Their Revolt
Against Great Britain.

Washington, Jan. 4.-The war de-
partment has received from the Philip
pines copies of remarkable pruciama-
ton signed with the names OF nine
Americans, seven are stated as being
in the United States military service,
inviting American soldiers to desert
and join the ranks of the Filipino SOL
diery. The document says: Dear fell
low countrymen-After many months
among the Filipino people, studying
their customs and characters, we, the
undersigned, have come to the con-
clusion that the time has arrived for
US to break silence and let you know
the real truth, so you will see the folly
of the continuation of fighting these
people, who are defending their coun-
try against cruel American invasion in
the same manner as our forefathers
did against England in those glorious
days of our grand and noble liberator,
General George Washington. Signed:
Harry Horal Altman, Co. x; John
Blake, trumpeter, Co. B. 2Sth U. s. In;
Frank L. Clark, Co. F, 21st U. S. In.; j.
Thomas Crider, corporal, 3Sth U. s.
Vol; Chas. Buchanan, Co. B, 2Sth U.
S. VOL; Harry Richter, 9Th U. S. Art;
Chas. Wright, Hos. Corps; Fitzhugh
Smith. John Ryan, 4th Reg"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
ELEVEN TERRITORIAL CASES.
Solicitor General Bartlett Has Much Work
Before the Coming Session Of the Terri
torial Supreme Court in Territor-
ial Gases on Appeal.

The following cases in which the ter
ritory is interested are set for trial at
the coming term of the supreme court:
No. 92O-Territory VS.. Perry, suit on
sheriff's bond.
No. 923-Territory VS.. Pratt, murder.
No. 92S-Territory VS.. Claypool ct al,
stealing sheep
No. 92s-Territory vs.. Sherron, steal-
ing cattle.
No. ssO-Territory vs.. Cordova, MUIR
der
No. sS4-Territory ex rel Mclean vs..
u. and r. G. r. r., validity Of hide
inspection law.
No. 945-Territory vs.. Jesse Smith,
stealing cattle.
Mo. 94e-Territory VS.. Simon Garcia
stealing sheep.
No. sss-Territory VS.. Gonzales, steal
ing sheep.
No. 967-Territory VS.. Coppenburger
and Sherman, murder.
No. Territory vs. VIM. Hall. muir
der.
This makes eleven territorial cases u
be heard at the coming session of the
territorial supreme court and In which
Solicitor General Bartlett will appear
for the territory. Some Of these cases
are of great Importance to the territor!
on account Of legal questions involved
and one of them, the Hall murder case
has already cost the county of Chaves
wherein 1t originated, over $1,000 II
court expenses. The district attorney
render no aid in these cases and tn
solicitor general must do the best h
can from the transcripts of the rec
ords as sent up from the lower courts
The legal business Of the territory
rapidly Increasing and the office Of tn
solicitor general, at the salary OF $500
per annum, is certainly no sinecure.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
The SENATORIAL FIGHT
IN The STATE OF OHIO
Hanna Adherents Made Such Gains Last
Night That They Will Elect Their
Slate for Legislative
Offices.
The TIDE HAS TURNED In
FAVOR OF SENATOR HANNA

Columbus, o., Jan. 4.-The Republic
can caucuses for the Ohio legislature
will be held this afternoon. What are
termed factional caucuses, were held
during the night and this morning.
The Foraker senators formed one eau
Gus, the Hanna senators another, and
the same lines were drawn in the sep
arse uAucuses of the representatives.
The Hanna men had such a bonn dur
ing the night, that posted bets on Nc
Kinnon for speaker stood unmolested
early today. The drift was So. strong
for McKinnon, that 1t carried McElroy
for clerk and all the rest of the Hanna
slate with it. The turn of affairs in the
organization of the house was revived
in the senate contest, which had al
most been abandoned by the Hanna
men until the tide turned last night.
In the senate Republican caucus,
Archer was nominated president pro
tenn, with no opposition. Scobry was
elected clerk over w. B. Uhl, by a vote
of IA to Z.
1t was after o'clock when the bal
loting began in the house Republican
caucus. The first ballot resulted: Nc
Kinnon 3S, Price 30. McKinnon was de-
olo rod tha nominee
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
SANTA FE, N. M, SATURDAY, JANUARY T. 1902
THE REVOLUTION
In VENEZUELA
The Steamer Libertador Has LANDED a
Strong Military Expedition Near
the Tewn Of Barcelona in
Venezuela.
1T Is INTENDED TO SET THE
REPUBLIC ABLAZE In REVOLT

Willemstadt, Island Of Curacao, Jan.
4.-The armed revolutionary steamer
Libertador, formerly the British steam
er Ban Righ, has, it is believed here,
landed an expedition near Barcelona,
Venezuela. About 1900 partisans of
General Riera, the Venezuelan reyolu-
tionary leader, are awaiting his arriv-
al near Coro. When General Riera ar
rives it is intended to set the country
in blaze of revolt. Six other bands OF
insurgents were raised by General
Fernandez Mendoz, and others are un-
der arms, but are avoiding coming in
to conflict with the government troops
until they receive reinforcements, arms
and ammunition. The Venezuelan gov
ernment, according to advices from
Caracas, is without money and is vain
ly trying to buy war supplies from
New York
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
OFFICIAL ngTTERS.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS. o


Territorial Treasurer J. Fl. Vaughn
today received from Solomon Luna,
collector of Valencia county, $135,S7 of
1900 taxes, and $2,311.26 of 1901 taxes.
FILED HIS BOND. 2
Creighton M. Foraker, United States
marshal for New Mexico, recently re-
appointed, has filed his bond in the
district court office at Las Vegas, for
$4,000, for a term of four years COM
mencing on December II, 1901. His
surety is the United States Fidelity and
Guarantee Company of Baltimore.
CHANGE OF INCORPORATION
FILING.
The Admiral Gold and Copper Com
pany has notified Territorial Secretary
J. W. Reynolds that 1t has amended
it's incorporation papers, changing its
main offices from Kansas City to Ster-
ling Kas., and it's New Mexico head
quarters from Hopewell to Tusas, Rio
Arriba county
INCORPORATION.
The Consolidated Deming and El
Paso Oil Company filed incorporation
papers today in the office of Territorial
Secretary ]. w. Reynolds. The incor-
porators and directors are William H
Greer and Burrage Y McJleys of Dem
ing, Luna county. and clarence N
Buckler and Thomas O'Keefe Of ID
Paso The capital is $25,000, divided
into $4,000 shares. The headquarters Of
the company are at Deming, Luna
county. a
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
NEW MEXICO HINES.
A Copper Excitement in Eddy County
Geological Formation Of Southwest
ern New Mexico.

A big strike has been made on the
McGinty at Elizabethtown, Colfax
county. The strike was made in the
tunnel being driven on the property
Eddy county is experiencing some-
what of a copper excitement. Claims
are being staked in the Guadalupe
mountains at rapid rate. Most of
the new locations are being made In
the Devils Den district, near the head
of Dark canon. George Tracy ana
Samuel Blocher are doing assessment
work Captain Day is working his
claims on the east side of the Pecos,
opposite Mcmillan and has control OF
some sixty locations. Assays OF the
ore run from 20 to SIS per cent In cop
per with a trace of gold. A number OF
Fort Worth, Tex, people are interested
in claims 60 miles north Of Carlsbad.
Carl Wulsten, German mine expert,
who has been locating gold properties
in the Mogollons for a Mfmbres river
ranchman, says that the whole region
from Deming to Lordsburg and south
to Silver City and beyond to the conti-
mental divide is precipitous except
where a silurian Isle crops out and
makes an apparent range of hills or
mountains. The azeoric and mesoric
lines and carboniferous sandstones oc-
cur in places, and the devonian sand
stone in several conditions, but gener-
ally horizontal. It's pink color is east-
ly detected by the 4)asser-by. Detritus
of the dolomite lime is visible in good
many washouts and canons, thus tell
ing what this formation underlies in
that part of New Mexico and Arizona.
The geological conclusions therefore
are that the whole region is one of ar
tesion water pressure, coal beds and
ro-carbon in the lower depths. The
whole region is of the post-silurean
age in it's upshifts, tercerean In its gen
eral contour. The uplifts are of tercer-
can volcanic nature and Its contacts
are of dyorites, rhyolites, trachytes,
diabase and conglomerates
r. w. Tansill of Carlsbad, has bought
from G. D. Bonney, one-third interest
in the Mormon group Of copper mines
in the Organ mountains, Dona Ana
county. The price is reported to have
| been $1,000 cash. On the same day Mr.
! Bonney sold to Captain Day for $1,000
| a one-half interest in the Virginia
group of mines east Of the Pecos river
| In Eddy county.
| The New Mexico Mining and Milling
Company has closed down It's mines
schelerville, Lincoln county, pending
the arrival Of hoisting machinery ant
air drills. The force Of men has beer
transferred to the Turkey creek prop
critics Of the company
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
DECEMBER WEATHER.
Only One Cloudy Day in the Whole
Month.

The mean temperature last month,
December, was SO degrees, two degrees
higher than the average. The highest
temperature was 81 degrees on Decem-
Der 6, and the lowest degrees on De-
cember %; the greatest daily range of
temperature was 80 degrees on Decem-
ber 20, and the least daily range OF
temperature was II degrees on Decem-
ber 13. The mean atmospheric pressure
was 3O.14; the highest pressure 1886 on
December 20; the lowest pressure 1854
on December 12; accumulated excess OF
temperature since January 1, 1891,
was 1862 degrees prevailing direction OF
the wind from the northwest % per
cent; total movement of the wind 5,3O4
miles; maximum velocity of the wind
"a miles per hour from the northwest
on December 1S; precipitation 20 of an
inch; deficiency of precipitation for
the month Sc of an inch; excess OF
precipitation since January l, was 3.O7
inches; number of clear days 26; part
ly cloudy days 4; cloudy days 1. Mean
relative humidity 54 per cent; at 6 a.
m. 55 per cent at 6 p. n1 81 per cent;
mean maximum temperature 43.5 de-
grees; mean minimum temperature 22.l
degrees
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
Church announcements.

Services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow as follows: Sunday school at
9:45 q. m.; divine services at ii O'CLOCK
q. m and 7:45 p m; Y. P. S. c E. at
6:45 p. m,
Church Of tho Holy Faith, Episcopal,
Rev. w. R. Dys. minister In charge:
Morning praysr with sermon at II
o'clock; evening avsr with lecture az
4.3O O'Clock; Sunday hool at 9:45 q. n
The public cordially invited.
At the Cathedral, first Sunday in the
year, Jan. 5, 1901: First mass at 7:os
o'clock a. M; sscsnd mass at 93s a. M,
sermon in English; third mass at 1889
a. M, sermon in Spanish; at sclsck
p. M. vsspers and bsnsdiction.
St. Johns Methodist Episcopal church
San Francisco street. Sunday school
at 1oa. M: divine services at IL a =.
and 1880 p. IN. Prayer meeting on " :
nesday at 7:3o o'clock. Seats fre
Strangers and visitors always wsiccm
w. A. Cooper, Pastor.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
A MAGIC CITY.
Santa Rosa From a Bankers View-A City
of tho Future.

Mr.. FL. B. Jones, the banker, first tt
open temporary quarters in the new
town Of Santa Rosa, on the Ell Paso
Rock Island extension, passed through
this CITY the first of the week. Mr..
Jones is discerning capitalist from
Michigan who, like all OF his klnd
marvel at the hustle and prosperity they
unexpectedly encounter on their VISITS
to this part Of TERRA. ''Whlle traVeling
on an investigating tour over several OF
the Rocky Mountain States and Ierri-
tories during the past summer he says:
III had desire to see the country whlcn
the conservative Rock Island system
intended to open up. Taking stage
from Las Vegas, ride OF IS miles TO
the proposed division station OF santa
Rosa. revealed to me the sure wisdom OF
the Rock Islands venture. The entire
west, holds no greater posslollltles lor
the stock raiser and irrigation farmer.
than the almost unlimited expanse OF
beautiful range and valley l imme-
diatelv concluded to enter the field, and
returning home, made such disposition
of my banking interests as would perml,tI
nv removal, and here l am to stay
DO YOU think there can be much OF
town there? ''Can be- why sir! it can.
not be restrained. The Rock Island
and Ell Paso g. Northeastern employees,
train crews, track and bridge crews,
roundhouse and shopmen, alone would
make q good town. But the natural
advantages of the place make IT city
Of destiny. Thousands of acres OF choice
soil can be irrigated from the Pecos
river. Every, crop known to the Mis-.
sissippi Valley, will grow in such soil
and air with water. Fuel is close and
will be cheap for manufacturing pur..
noses. Several wholesale firms Will
begin business with the entrance OF
traffic. AS distributing center for a
large area of country we, have no com.
petition. As wool market, we will
cause Las Vegas to look after her
laurels. Yes sir, Santa Rosa will be
CITY second to none in the Territory.
MANY happy influences, which cannot
now enumerate, conspire to that end
The reporter ventured shaft: The
New Mexico Merchants OF the larger
nlaces are inclined to discredit Santa
Rosa's possibilities. ''It is to their per
sonal interest to do so. in their home
towns" With twinkling eye, it woulc
surprise you some, If should mentor
the names of some of tho self same peo
pie, and tell you that they are already
ION the quist) in the field for choice
, Santa Rosa locations" Thus Mr.. Jones
/, voiced convincing and growing sentt
ment. We can see no reason why MI
! ideas should not materialize. New Mex
> leo is large field, and In the years t.
: come will witness many such marvel
under the magic wand of wealth, brawi
e and brain that conquers the world.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
PANAMA CANAL
FOR $40,0O0,000
The Directors Of the Panama Canal
Company Offer a Bargain to
Uncle Sam.
SUBMIT OFFER FORMALLY
The Price Includes All the Excavations,
the Railroad, Machinery and All Other
Items Specified in the Isthmian
Commission Report.

Paris Jan. 4.-The directors of the,
Panama Canal Company today came
to definite decision to offer to sell the
canal property to the United States for
$40, 100000. This price includes excava-
ton, the canal railroad, machinery
and all other items specified in the
isthmian commissions reports. The
companys representative at Washing
ton, M. Bouefve. received cable mes
sage today instructing him to formally
submit this offer to the president.
A FORMAL TENDER.
Washington, Jan. 4.-Acting on cable
instructions from Paris M. Bouelfve
today formally notified Admiral Walk
er, chairman Of the isthmian canal
commission, that the Panama Canal
Company declares itself ready to
transfer to the United States govern
ment, on payment of s4OOOO,O00, It's
properties and concessions connected
with the Panama route across the 18TH
mus. Admiral Walker stated this
proposition would be brought to the
attention of the president today. Walk
er submitted the proposition to the
state department.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-04
VICTIMS OF THE
FIRE FI1ND
Retired Clergyman and His Daugh-
ter Were Burned to Death at
Bethany, Connecticut.
THREE BUILDINGS BURNED
A Number Of Industrial Establishments in
Ashes at Omaha ha-Guests in a Nearby
Hotel Jump Out of Second
Story Windows.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 4.-Fire destroyed
three buildings at the corner of 18th
and Howard streets early today. The
stocks of the Western Electrical Sup
ply Company. Douglass Printing Com
pany and Frontier Steam Laundry
Company were a total loss. The loss
will probably reach 100000. The kar-
bach hotel, just across the alley from
the printing establishment, was the
scene of the widest excitement for
short time. Several guests jumped
from second story windows, and others
came down the fire escapes in their
night clothes.
BURNED TO DEATH.
Bethany, Conn, Jan. 4.-Edmund
Peck, a retired Methodist clergyman,
aged so, and daughter Mary Peck, aged
35, were burned to death early today In
a fire which destroyed their handsome
homestead on Bethany turnpike