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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
WATERBURY,.

f. H. Somerville of Lawrenceville,
N. j., is spending two weeks at his
home here.
Charles Lease of Proctor is visiting
in town.
Electric lights are being put in at
the Congregationalist parsonage.
Mrs. Harvey Henry and Miss Irene,
her daughter, are visiting relatives IL
Schenectady, N. Y.
Henry Elliott is at home from Yale
college for the holiday vacation.
A skating rink is to be constructed
by overlooking the land at the rear OF
the Central Vermont freight house.
G.. E. Moody. DR.. M. f. Minard,
and T. @. O'Neil were in Boston this
week on business.
Miss Florence Torrey is visiting in
Albany, n. Y. for short time.
Benjamin Barrett, the veteran land
cally i'll and fears that he may not re-
cover are entertained by his family.
Fair, dainty and pretty cotton under
musIns. Attend the January sale at
Homer Fits.
Mrs. George Lease is recovering
from her recent illness.
o. S. Stanton of Boston is visiting
in town.
Drew Daniels closed his granite
works this week until after the holt
days.
The Methodist society contributed
about $40 to be distributed among the
needy of the town at Christmas time,
and about $50 worth of clothing and
toys which were sent to Boston and
New York to be distributed among
destitute children.
Byron Phillips has rented Martin
Moran's two story house and will
open it as boarding house to accom-
MEDIATE the young women employees
i'll the True Manufacturing Company's
wrapper factory.
M. o. Evans, Jr., of Cornell Uni
versity, Carl Guptil of the Edmunds
high school, Fred Bryan of the Boston
school of Pharmacy, Robert Palmer
of the University of Vermont, William
Cooley, Jr., of Montpelier Seminary
and Miss Anna Baker, teacher at Am
herst, Mass. are at home for the holt
days.
Mrs. Newton Anterior, who recent
ly suffered from stroke of paralysis,
died last Wednesday at the mature
age of seventy-nine years.
Miss Minnie Paul has returned from
North Cambridge, Mass, where she
has been employed for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Ashley of Barre
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. German,
parents of Mrs. Ashley, this week.
Timothy Casey is in Boston spend
ing the holidays with his parents,
Mrs. Walter Isham and daughter of
Burlington were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wells this week.
Rev. F. r. Gale will hold services
N the church at Waterbury center,
beginning with Sunday, January g.
II. T. Farrell, the local pension
gent, is to open an Office in the bar
Der shop of Will Town.
The second entertainment in the |
ohilomathean course will be held next |
tuesday evening, being lecture by !
)r. Will Miller.
q. e. Moody closed his lumber mill
his week until after the holidays.
Mrs, Alice Williams is visiting her
husband at Gilead, Me.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01

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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01

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save deal of sweeping and busting.
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FARM SEEKERS x
Your Golden Opportunity has
: come to purchase a Farm.

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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01

Mrs Theodore Wood is still quite i'll.
George Newton has not been as well as
usual the past week
Christmas exercises at the hall were en-
Joyed the evening of the twenty-ffth.
Charles Weeks went on Saturday to
Windsor ~
The infant child of Flora Holmes has
been ailing the past few days.
Christmas was observed by appropriate
exercises at the Morse school-honse Tnes.
day evening of last week. The children
did very well, showing careful II raining,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-01

place on Friday night at Mr.. Char
lie Cardinas' given by the girls.
Those present were Misses Bertha
Legett, Eunice, May and Stella Os-
bourn, Marie and Hanne Koch,
Amelia. Pearl and Anna Casnova,
Nora and Maggie Gallagher,
Messrs Joe Sharp, H. Smith, Stan
ley, Christian and Ulman Koch,
Percy Osbourn, c. D. Koch,
George Talbot, Victor Casanova,
A. Murphy and John billiard. Az
ter playing games till a late hour
all returned to their hom es, having
had a nice time.
We Logtown people received
some delightful valentines. Keep
on boys, don't forget us next year.
A nice little crowd gathered at
the home of AR. +. Osbourn Sun
day night. Miss May Osbourn
played some very pretty music ant!
Misses Nora and Maggie Gallagher
sang some very pretty songs.
Every one enjoyed it very much.
Try agai,A girls.
Mr.. Victor Casnova and Miss
Mat. Lto,,d took a drive to Pearl.
ington Sunday evening. That's
right tsVic., !" keep on trying.
WE TWO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-01
L0gt0Yn Items.

Feb. II, 1902.
lie past week has been very gay
for some Of the Logtown folke, al
though there were no dances.
Miss Marie Koch entertained a
number of her friends Oh Wednes-
day night. After playing games
refreshments were served, and
everybody had very enjoyable
time. 1t was given in honor of
Miss Nora Gallagher, of Lake
Charles. Those present were Misses
May Koch, Amelia and Pearl Cas-
nova, Nora aud Maggie Gallagher,
Eunice and May Osbourn, Marie
and Hanne Koch. Messrs. JoAr,
DilIard, Stanley aud Christian Koch,
Percy Osbourn, John aud Ulmar
Koch, C. D. Koch aud others.
Miss Lima Lilly returned after
a weeks stay in Bay Louis and
New Orleans, reporting she had a
lovely time. Now. as she has re-
turned, we hope she will have fine
success 10 her music and elocution
classes.
Miss Nora and Maggie Gallagher,
of Lake Charles are the guests Of
Miss Marie Koch.
Miss May and Eunice Osbourn
visited Westonia last week.
Miss Lizzie Howe returned to her
home in Logtown after spending a
delightful week IN Pearlington,
Mics.
Miss Lunsford, the assistant
teacher Logtown High School, gave
her pupils a ''St. Valentines Party
Friday evening, lasting from 4 to 3
o Clock. The little ones had an en-
joyable time.
Messrs. Andrew Osbourn aas
Joe Farve took q flying trip to Kls.
Miss, Saturday returning Sunday,
and report having fine time.
Mr.. w. Whitfield moved to. towr
last week. We a1s glad to have
him.
A nEe little surprise party tool
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-01

Bogue Faia Notes.

Verger, La, Feb. 20, 1902.
Editor st. Tsmmany FARMER:
1t affords me great satisfaction to
report everything moving along
nicely up here.
Our farmers are rapidly prepar-
ing for planting, although the
weather for the past few days has
been very disagreeable.
Log rollings are the order of the
day. Mr.. John Stafford gave enc
today.
On each and every farm now you
may see the sons of the soil toiling
from sun to sun.
Everything, as usual, is perfect
lY quiet up here. We can boast of
one of the most quiet and all
around good communities in the
parish.
We have good schools and
churches and some rattle traps of
mills, but we hope to have bettes
facilities for saving lumber and
ginning cotton at an early date.
Mr.. John Simmons, who is stop
ping at Mr.. A. p. Blackwell's,
says that this timber must be
reached, and it is generally con.
ceded that Mr.. Simmons speaks
from good authority. When our
timber is reached by railroad, then
our country will begin to develop.
Mr.. Marion SYlvest OF Richard
son, who is travelling for the Inter-
national Pub. Co., spent couple
of days in our midst, the guest Of
Messrs. Ed. and Col. Blackwell.
The boys enjoyed a day Of sporting
Saturday and killed some birds and
time to boot. Mr.. Marion left for
other parts on Sunday The writer
heard from him on Bogue Chitto
Tuesday.
Mr.. &. w. Corkern and brother,
Walter, were visiting their friends
on the head waters of Bogue Falla
last Saturday. They also enjoyed
themselves immensely on Saturday
night, IN company with three
others. ha! ha.
A jolly crowd of boys and girls
met at Mrs. Mary Cores last Satur-
day night and bad an go be Joyful
time. They all enjoyed themselves
to great extent. Both vocal and
music was furnished |
BY Misses Vennie and Louise Yer
ger and Miss Maud Core.
MIR. Wash Blackwell has found
lis horse at last; he was found at
Martins have made their appear
lnce.
With best wishes to all and es-
oecialIy to the editor.
Yours for success,
:ANT1-ExPASsloNEsr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-01

" hen you wake up with a bad
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THAT you need dose Of Chamber
laIn's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach, i'm.
prove. your appetite and make you
feel like new man. They are
easy to take, being. sugar coated,
and pleasant III effect. For sale
by Y. H. Frederick, druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-03-01
Agents for School Books.

To the Public and School Teachers:
We have been appointed by F.
F. Hansel & Bro, agent for this
dlsrtlct, to sell all the books
adopted by the State Board Of
Education. The books will be
sold at standard price.
III. j. SMITH q SONS.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24
THE SANTA FE UNIVERSITY.
The Trustees Held Their Annual Meeting Last Evening
Plans for the Future,

The annual meeting OF the trustees of
the university was held last evening
with all the trustees in the city present.
Charles L. Bishop, Judge McFie and
Arthur Seligman were elected to fill
vacancies on the board. The following
officers were elected unanimously: Pres
ident, l.. Bradford Prince, L. L. D.:
President, Hon. N. B. Laughlin;
Secretary, William M. Berger, Treas
urer, Charles l.. Bishop.
Considerable important business was
transacted, looking to active operations
in the educational field in the near fu-
ture. On motion of General Bartlett
arrangements have been made for i'm
creasing the income for invested funds,
and Colonel Knaebel made q favorable
report relative to a mortgage held by
the corporation. The feeling was gem
eral that the university had an impor-
tant work to do in connection with the
future of Santa Fe and must actively
endeavor to fulfil it's obligations both to
the community and to the original
donors of its funds. For many years it
carried on the most important educa-
tional work in the territory and its recent
quietude has been the result OF changed
conditions and the increased efficiency
of the public schools and the United
States Indian school. There is most
inviting field, however, which it can
occupy with great advantages; and the
trustees have this under serious consi-
deration.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24

through here this afternoon en- route
to San Miguel. They are friends of
Mrs. F. A. Manzanares Jr., and are
going to attend the commencement Of
the academy at San Miguel.
The trials. of Mary and John have
again come before the public. This
time it is colored Mary and colored
John. They were once man and wife,
but John failed to produce every Sat-
urday night and now he will have to
go it alone for Mary Patterson has se-
cured a decree of divorce, and turned
John down cold. It is also insinuated
that chocolate colored lady friend
was in the case; but that Is on the
quiet. The Pattersons are of Ration,
but were formerly of Las Vegas and
are we'll known here in society cir
cles."
Mrs. Mary G. Wilmington, widow Of
the late Henry Wilmington, who was
killed some time ago by falling or a
building in this city, has been granted
a pension of IS per month by the gov
ernment.-
Judge Wooster had a little larceny
case up this afternoon in which a man
by the name Of Block was defendant
and Mr.. Butler plaintiff. 1t is alleg-
ed that Block stole some Of the rlain-
tiff's mining outfit at Rociada.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24
A NEW INDUS
TRIAL ERA
That is What the Plans Of the Capital Power
and Light Company Mean 10
Santa fe.
WAS INCORPORATED TODAY
Six Ia'nsand Horse Power Are TO Be Developed BY the
rFaII Of the Pecos River-IndustrIes Are 10 Be
Established at Santa Fe TO Utilize
This Power

The incorporation.this morning of The
Capital Light and Power Company prom
ises to inaugurate an important indus
trial era for Santa Fe. Through the
et1crts u A. Il. Gibson, president of the
Consolidated Copper Company, eastern
| capitalists have been interested in the
enormous water power which might be
developed on the Pecos river directly
east of Santa Fe. While Mr. Gibson is
not personally interested in the company
yet he was instrumental in having these
eastern capitalists come to Santa Fe and
view the power site on the Pecos and
ofder the necessary surveys which have
been in progress the past two months.
Six thousand horsepower can be very
easily and cheapy developed The power
house is to be erected not far from Ma
cho canon and direct line will be run
into Santa Fe, the distance being only
IA miles, while good road is to be COM
p!eted from Monument Rock to the
power site, making the distance by road
only 10 miles. The plan is to locate in
dustries at Santa Fe to use the power
which will be one-fourth as cheap as
power developed by COAL These indus
tries are such as can secure the raw ma
terial in New Mexico, and the company
is already corresponding with number
of industrial concerns who will establish
themselves in this city as soon as The
Capital Light and Power Company is
ready to furnish the power. The capital
will be furnished by eastern men, and
there can be no doubt that the project
Is feasible one. If Las Vegas people
make the proper overtures power line
will also be run to the Meadow City to
furnish power to industries at that place.
E. w. Miller, of Toledo, Ohio, is in the
city for several days looking up the data
for the project and making preliminary
for its consummation
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
They Net At jefferson City Tuday to Make Aemlnatoas
for State offices.

Jefferson City, Mo-, June 24.-The
Republican state convention met here
today to select the candidates for the
position OF uperintendent Of public
instruction and to fill two places on the
board OF warehouse and railroad COM
missioners. There were numerous can
dIdates for each place.
The trend OF the speeches was that
the platform should endorse Roosevelt t
and the Cuban sugar reciprocity policy.
All the speakers asked for harmony and
the remarks were received enthusiastic
ally. e. E. McJimsey, temporary chair
man, spoke Of the president as "the
Roosevelt" and the con-
ventlon cheered heartily.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24
THE SANTA FE PosT0FFICE.
Postmaster Husbaum VIII Not Be Re.Apponted-1wo
Other Candidates Paul A. f. Walter Now In
the Lead

| On Sunday last kilograms were re-
cevna in this city from Delegate B. 5.
Rodey to the effect that the president
had determined to consider the applica'
ton and recommendations OF Simon
| Nusbaum, the present postmaster OF
this city, and whose term expired on
June 8 last, unfavorably, and that Mr..
Nusbaum would not be re-appointed.
Other dispatches also gave the informa-
tion that the application of George w.
Armjo for the postmastership here was
not favorably considered and that he
would not be appointed to the office for
which he applied some time ago.
Upon the receipt of these dispatches,
several candidates for the appointment
appeared, and among them is Paul A. f.
Walter, city editor Of this paper, who on
Monday forenoon secured the indorse-
ment OF the leading citizens, merchants.
business men and property owners of
the city and of the patrons of the post
office here. He was also strongly re-
commended by the federal and terri
torial officials here, with but two excep-
ticns. About thirty kilograms in his
favor were sent to Delegate Rodey urg-
ing Mr. Walters appointment, and a
bulky letter of Endorsements was sent to
the delegate by mail.
1t Is reported that q. w. Armijo says
that he is still in the race for the post
office appointment, and there are others
who are actively now getting recon-
mendations.
1t is believed that decision in the
matter will be reached speedily and that
an appointment will be announced in a
day or two. That the community and
the patrons of the Office desire the
appointment of Mr.. Walter is clearly
shown by the strong Endorsements he
has received and is still receiving. He
has been q resident of this city for four
wears, Is married and has three children,
is property owner and is thoroughly
and well known by the citizens of
Santa Fe,
In politics Mr.. Walter cast his first
vote In 1896 for William Mckinley, and
since his sojourn in New Mexico has
voted and worked for the Republican
ticket. He is Republican andin South
Bethlehem, Pa, published and edited a
Republican daily paper before coming to
New Mexico.
The many friends Of the present post
master, are very sorry indeed that the
president has declined to rc-appolnt him
to the position which he has filled four
wears very acceptably and very ably.
They will view bis leaving the Office
with regret but political changes Of this
kind occur very frequently, and when
they do happen there is only one way to
do and that Is the best under the cir
cumStances.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24
OFFICIAL MATTERS
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

Acting Governor j. w. Reynolds to-
day appointed the following notaries
public: Fremont c. Stevens, Red Riv-
er, Taos county: M. e. Hickey, Albu-
auerque, Bernalillo county.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer ]. H. Vaughn
today received $629.25 from Fl. Q. Bur
sum, superintendent of the peniten-
tiary, to be credited to the convicts'
earning fund.
INCORPORATION.
Incorporation papers were filed today
in the office of the Territorial Secretary
for the Capital Light and Power Com
pany. The capital is 100000 divided in
to 100000 shares. The headquarters of
the company will be at Santa Fe. The
incorporators and directors are Daniel
w. Miller, George Miller of Toledo, o.;
John P. Conner, Anthony Windsor,
Herschel r. Gibson Of Santa Fe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24
MINES AND MINING !,
IN new MEXICO
The Lena Mining Company Has Decided
to Discontinue the Use of It's Trac
tion Engine for Reasons of
Economy. ~
THE SALE OF A MIMlMG PROPERTY
AT STEMS PASS, GRANT COUNTY

The Lena Mining Company of Lords
burg, has decided to discontinue the
use of its traction engine for the trans
porting of ore from the mine to the
mill and will hereafter use teams to do
the work. The traction engine can
| haul large loads, but very much time
was lost by the engine breaking down
and it was found that the old way of
hauling was the cheaper in the end
The Aberdeen Copper Company of
Lordsburg, Grant county. is sinking
shafts on its mining properties
in the Lordsburg district. On
the Atlantic mine 1t is sinking an in
cline Shaft on the lead and four foot
vein of high grade copper ore has been
struck On the Malachite it is the in
tention to run cross-cuts at the 300 foot
level. The company is working a force
of 40 men, and If it had a better water
supply, it would increase its force.
The Wilson Mining Company of
STEMS Pass, Grant county, shipped a
second brick of gold and silver bullion
last week.
The Granite Lead mine at STEMS
Pass, Grant county, has been sold for
$50, 900 to party of New York capital
lists
James Burnett, who holds lease on1
the Mountain View mine, in the Pinos
Altos district, Grant county, has just
oo,oplatod tho arootiop of 9, NOW ,,,,rop
which has been found to work very
WELL 1t pumps the water from the $50 |
foot level in great quantities.
The Mckinley Gold Mining Company
is milling 3S tons Of high grade ore at |
the Mayo mill at Golden, Santa Fe |
county.
The smelter at Cerrillos, is still re-
ceiving large shipments of ore from all
sections of the territory.
The water shaft Of the Baird mill,
southern Santa Fe county, is now
down to depth of $50 feet and the
are good for an abundance
of water to keep the 3O-stamp mill 60
ing steadily.
The San Miguel mine located at San
Pedro, Santa Fe county, a rich gold
owned by Jose Lopez has
produced some rich free gold lately.
The late good values on this property
have caused the owner to make an at
tempt to develop the property on a
large scale.
An extra siiift mas peen put Oh the
Bottom Dollar mine near Cerrillos, and
work on this property is being pushed
as much as possible. A strong vein
has been encountered and the output
Of ore will assume large proportions
with values running over $50 to the
ton.
Matias Montoya and S. l.. North of
Cerrillos, will spend several months
developing fine copper claim at La
Bajada, southern Santa Fe county
The Calaveras Mining Company last
week shipped carload of copper ore k
rom Alamogordo to the smelter at El
oaso. This ore is from the Caballero
Canon in Otero county. The property
belongs to a Philadelphia concern,
which has spent large sum of money
n developing it during the past seven
months. The returns from the car of
IRE just shipped will determine the ma
ure of the future work on this claim.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24
A TRIBUTE
Senator Harris Said That Once He Nearly
Convinced Him That He Should Leave
the Democratic Party.
THE POPULIST CONVENTIONS
4 Fusion Movement is Favored In kansas-In Case
Bryan Refuses 10 Be a Candidate for Governor In
Nebraska There Are Five or Six Others Will.
Ing 10 Take tho Nomination,

| Topeka, Kas., June 24.-At 10 o'clock
Senator Harris, the temporary chair
man, called the Populist convention tt
order. A large number of the dele.
gates were present and the greater ma
jority seem to favor fusion. Some
want to combine with the Democrats,
others want double ticket and few
want straight ticket. All the leading
Democrats of the state are here and
will confer with the Populist leaders
throughout the day.
A FIGHT IS EXPECTED.
Topeka, Kas., June pa commit
tee of fourteen was appointed to con-
fer with a Democratic committee as to
the best method to nominate ticket
and effect fusion. A motion was made
for adjournment until 2 o'clock. An
other was made that the convention
agree upon the basis of fusion, before
the conference committee was sent out
and prior to the adjournment. Thi
called for a test vote, which carried
for adjournment by an extremely close
margin, which indicates fight In the
before the ticket Is named.
Upon assuming the craftsmanship of
the convention, Senator Harris pro-
ceeded upon a review of the history of
the rise of the Populist party. 1t
brought a cheer from the Democrats,
when he announced that the national
policy of the Democratic party would
as at present. He paid
splendid tribute to President McI<in-
ley and added: "Once he nearly con-
vinced me that I should leave the
Democracy and become a Republican"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-24
District Court,

In the case Of The Acequia del Capt.
Ilita, ct al vs. Felipe Ortiz and Francisco
Anaya, Judge McFie today granted the
Injunction asked for by the plaintiffs,
prohibiting the defendants from inter-
fering with the plaintiffs in appropriat-
ing water from the Santa Fe river for
the north side. The attorneys in the
case are drawing up the stipulations for
the decree this afternoon which is to
determine fair division Of water among
the bitches Of the north sido and the
south side.
A suit was filed in the district court
for Taos county this forenoon by The
Goodman Hartman Company VS.. Rich
ard Edgcumbe and w. H. Roberts. to
recover on 60 day note for $3.50 given
on October 9, 1900.