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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Ssi Der 0rmeinoe> W%criammlnug

Der 81. Soiepb's 8iarrei. in @inona,
Min1., luurOe Sr. Eaul aemp mic
DER einitimmig sum Sefretdr CT
wGblt. 8erielbe bot Dieie STEELE Wt.l
10 Sabre inne. SEER Wfidael &int
mllrDe 5llm Sitter geruablt uno ult@
flint por9elegten Namen erludblt
Der &iihoi Den SdaBmeilter. alj
lliberS prroen eripahlt: sSrant @il,
felS, &. S1eioemontl, ". &aOema.
der, Wotb. Shn1ibt ltno Srun5
Snlloer. GS mllroc betanmt ge-
mad)t, boB eiu SiiliSprielter ernount
morben lei. OILS glsbiilic fiir Del,
iebr pcrOicnitpolien bohm. Satel
5. Weier. Wan beidlloB audi einc
Soir gu bolten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

Su @olhington Soiplnhip.
Sones 9puntp. Itarb SEER sllpbor'
s. Cafes inn sSter BON 3t SahreiL
Serielbe NOR aus CASCADE gebiirtiq
.unb es iibcrleben i'm ole @eihipi-
tier Srou 9. Seerp bon @alhinDton
'Sowuibip, Srau Watb. HeiOi bon
Subuailc, Srau W. e. Eeters, Sri.
9. Gates mo Nifolaus 1afes pen
Calhoun @oitntp, !Seiurih 2dfes oot
CASCADE umb Sran 8atbarinu Ser
berger bon ct. Eaul.
= gu HelI @ielf lpurben ebe!;d)
a~etraut Serr au9uil Siemer uno
SRI Nnna Gid.
Sei &e!niJnngsarbeiteu i'm
Sait'e iiel Srou Sohonn Sanien bon
eiiler Seiter nnb brud) Drei Hippen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
1rm badnp. Batter &. 5. Srunc pnn
Nltun, Soma,

iheuftcn mbefannte Sreunbe 5il
@eibnod,ten EN- M~eBeemanh, wcl-
dies an Die 500 mertb fcilt ioa.
GnS @emano ipurOc aln Re1iabrSs
toge sum eriten Male benuet. =
Sn oieicm Gage Duroe audi befannt
qemndt. hnb Die 8emeinOc mieDer
iduloeufrei lit, unb 5ipar nadbem bie
Illslogen iiir &ergroBeruilg Der
berrli6en, pra6tpoilen 8iarrldl,lc
micoer beltritten limo. Scene Be
lelld)tllng ltno Decoration iillo Die
nGd)lten Erobfeme, nit Deld]en Dos
10 erfol9rcihe Sinan5.G ofnite Der
@emeinhe 81 ringell baben miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Ucamtenmabl.

Siour Gith So., 9. San. 1902.
8ertber Serr @onner!
Im 9ienstag, ben Z. Sanltar,
hiclt unier Ct. 9oniiatiuS llnter-
3icine munatlid)e
Geriammlung ab nno gum S6luB
oerielben mllroen Die 8eamten filr
oieies Sahr eriuablt. Gs eingen
aus Der @abl- llrile berpor:
8rGiioent - Matthias Snbling.
8ice-ErGiioent - &onraO Weier.
8rot. SefretGr - &arl Hante.
Sinon3.S efretGr = 81. Sraunger.
S6osmeiiter - @atbias Silgers.
Wari6aa - Nifolaus .Vteii6.
Wit GRUB
90. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Gbieago, ben u. Sanuar.
Wetreioe.

eetfa9o, pen !. ,SaNUar.
Wetreioe.
WeIen-
sSanuar: 7s.@70s.
Mai; S2t@S4.
Rorn-
Saauar: 64t @6n
Mai: 65a
Saier- -.
Sonuar: 45@45t.
Dtai: 45f@46t.
y%tshmarft.
S6weine-
S1wers, So. 30@6.55.
Shpsrs. raube, IS. 9096.2 2 {.
gsi6ts. ST. 30d$i.0a. j
Gemil6te, ST. 00@ 80.
Bleb-
grtra Rinbpicb, So 60@7 40.
@ntes, So. 15@B.40.
WittelmdB,ses bis suteS. s3.75@8.O0.
6imia1e Sorte, "a. 35tg4.9 so.
8ibs, S1.25@4.6j.
GuDer. So. 50a5.2j.
yullen unb S6isu, So. O0@4.t0.
Rdlber. . a.50@6.25.
eddie
9seitli6e eammsr 81. 00@8.0 90.
Ginheimiids gdmumer S8. 50fd8. 10.
7 &etlide SGaie, 81. 00@4.75.
Giubeimiibe Sdaie, $l25@4.SO.
3ropiaoaea.
Shweiusheiid-
Saunar: $l6. 70G$18.s5
Mai: ST. l0@Si7. LIT.
Sdmals-
.%,amuar: 50. so@s9 SIS.
Mai. 80. 72.@$9.S2i.
6ippen-
Sanuar: 90. 25ds.3 80.
Nat. 81 60@$S .62i.
6la9siamsn-
Sanuar: $1.62.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Der Stout NabIaB

mur6e Dor Gidter Wattbeips enb,
9iiltig pertbcilt, incem Die 8ermal.
ter i6ren' enbgiiItigcn 9eriht Dem
@eri6te porlegten. pel6eS oenielbcn
autb annobm. 9am Some Of TIE
Srienbless wnren $4,000 g~egeben
iporben unb bic 9eodlaBiteuer betrlla
ole aniebnliGe SrnIme bon $40.
400. "a. @QeS reri0nli6e gigen,
tbiun mi1r6e per:hcilt, iomie ba&
@rumoeigenthum litter Die 4illoer
S. 8. Stout, Srou s. S'2ornea
unD =. 9. Stollt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Sic @ftieninbabcr Der 9ubuaue 4
@isroniin UriDat 81.

bielien 9omcrstog 9ta6mittag cine
TerIommlnna. IA ser SriideIbalI
rilltiN fortidreitet, iii malI uotitrliH
enrbu'iuitiId. Die Soften oeS
Sonca lollcn ongcblidJ $4,000
iein. Wtoit bpfit bis Mitte Nlpril bic
9riifc DEM Gcrfebrc iibergcbclt 81
fonlell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Mrmes Snma?

@eri6ttbsiis oer!autet, pub bic be-
ruhtiste Carrie Natipn fi6 pisosr
perteiratben mid, urp 5per loa es
elm Marut aus Soma isin, Der Die
Sertulestbat paeen iriq. Sin iol9es
lnglid. bas iiber SeuiGretenpld9e
unp Mdrisfrab gs1i. bat Der Staat
Soma iiGsr nidt peroient. =
uImerita".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Stsat mud Amgegeud.
Entered atths Postofics at Dubuqus, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
thsmails at ~second-class RATES.
Neiienoc I8cntcn:
Spiepb %sylriBncr. Snbn &ubicr.
Yaul Gnebel. 3. ., Sames.
Scr Seamtempr6Ir. int Sunrtbuuic

fano am Montas ita... S4aBmeis
tier S9rDbsr CAB ieiue Steae an
ieinen Ia6folger, Srn. Sretiamer
ab unb 6r. Hitoldus 5erring wurbs
als @ebiilfsz S9abmeiiter eingsfibrt.
Qls Glerts tpsrpen frngiren: 8. pier,
Ssinrit 8aumgGrtner unD 9. 8.
gaIiibb. = Sheriff Steiner fo!gte
Sbsrtff Gpnlin i'm Mmte. Seine Sc
biilfen Iinb befanHt. Bon ben
S~uperpiioren tretsn ab Die Serren
Sarrirgton unb !9dlpin uno l6nen
fplacn inn 4mte bic 9erren &. ..
2aube unb Sim Suaipan. Sonit lit
Der Hatb Der dlte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

fir 1902 ais Tranaic aebtn. Ibonntntru,
relde ihreu GildtanS NIB ciu mites 9ahr in
Torais bc,ablct, crbaltelt iofort ciltn Heaeils'
burger Yiaricntaleuocr 3ngeiaaot. -llnitrt
Abonncntcn iiio oarauf animeriianf gtfftadt,
SaB iie beH SaleaSsr. aH Eramies erhaltcn
%tolIen, mo Oesbalb ridt ,i iaHien brahdleG.
MbonatHteH, oeren lSahr crit fpater- dblduit,
tOnneH ben aalsnSer als Yramit erbaIteL i'm
benz lie Jest Elm weiteres Sabr i'm 8oraus
br;ableu.
Sorcns @onnsr, GtI&aitsiabrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
6rfnriion fur Seimfattsiu6rr.

gm 81. Sanuur 4. uno IS. Sc,
bruar miro Die .Qurlingtom", 9abr.
grfuritonS.S;ae nod &unften ii
9toroen. Hor6meiten, @eiten mo
SiioweIten, Siloen mno Siiooltcn
gum 8reiie elmer Tabrt un6 $2.0J
fir Die Runbreiic ~pertauien, MI
&iidiabrt 8iittisteit innerbol6 II
bonn 9atima bCS Gertau ).
Office Gil Waiu StNbe, 9abnGer
an SuBe Der ,. StraBa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
0saen &reta{Mapsl.

Sd emprebls bprmn SIroop'S bsriibmts,
peitihe tsulptr. Cleis!ben beilsm jeotu
uot MD. ani9ebrOGsneW Glsbs ionobl
I'M rid ais auBerlid. AleI, Die psrbGd;
ues vetIpiilue loipw cu6 W~dgtnlei,
ben mip %eeberidapen babeH. ilgo oirie
l;ulper beionneyS smpioblen. Nsseu giabe
rem !Sep ,miiis se, goyeliiys map:.
SblparbO ycebtnG
ct. fheas Jopd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Ser Snbuque SGngerbuno

bat in isinsn 3immern in Der Ser
mantas Salle bic iOlgenoen 8eamten
fir bas laufenbe Subr erpd6lt: .
prdiibeut - Sofspb Mi9el.
&icss8 ~rdiibent = 4usuit aDiter.
Getretdr - Wilhelm Stol3.
SdaBmeiiter - Sobann 81. 3iqig.
8ernultungsratb = 6. q. 2orsn5,
Sonp 2eiier unb @bam Qmer.
Biblipt6etor - r. &uids.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Bel @rmirn, Soma,

bcain9 ein Sri. Gnlvlo StiamcIl
SelbitmorO inbem lie, ols lie aaeirl
in ibrer @obnlms in Eerrp Solun-
hip NOR. aeroiene Del iiber lid, goB,
mo ebar bon aopi Ills 5,t SiiBen.
mo Damn ais SluffmeniGnle unter
enticbfi1en SfJmer5en ltnrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Spre9t bor!

Wir iino IN Der Nd9e. Sic nit allen
Sorten 9llenpaarsn. Iefsn. Seppi=
den, Matten uno Csltuh 81 perisbsn.
ale bon lsitsnben 6abrltanten 9enladt
uno Gesen Scar 9etauit, pelbe mir 81
9rsiisH anbisteu. bic ionIt nirgsnos
ane,bptsu psrbeu tOnnen.
Sames Qepi & SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Wn 9anoinhcr.

Rir babsn oil 100. 900 alder ~uor,iQlimsr
Snrm. saupereleu in Wnmeiora ulo Glib
Gatota 81 Bwreiisn pon " bis $2l pro atsr
81 Derfauien.
.6bsuial 8 cine Sarm pom 900 Ater nit
9uteu 9ebaupen.
Sin Sarin pon 440 adsr. idmmtli6 CULTS
Dirt. nit guteu Geb0noen.
Sin lid gut ;ableuoes S>otel uib aIocrcS
Sarm. Mno StooteiSeithnm entipeoer III uers
tauien oper III uertouldel.
8itte bel inns uor;uipredm wno mir wcr,
ben Sbrsn @iinlben eutiprcdm.
Sobu Yicr l. Co.,
&rnnbsiGeuibum nnb Serii6erm0S Assnt,
352 SiebeDte Stra6e. Snbuahe. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

Stir. 1900 mar BITE 9eIammtz
Sppnihip : Steuer $332,371, pel6es
$6,5S5.25 peniser 1T. als fir bas
sSabr 1901 ee5eist tpurbe.
Die 9eIammtteuer, nei6e fir
1901 in Dubuque gu erbeben lit. lit
$3,510.1O peniser als in 1900. DIE
les ribrt babsr, bob bic 8eiammtz
Ibi6Gbung BON 2pts uno peripnalz
gigentbum niebriser lit als i'm 8or>
iabre. -Sieielbe mar unb lit:
1900 1901
8ertb Der $5,554,437 $5,509,250
Cots :. 1,989,959 1897, 643
3uiammen:$7, 544,396 $7,406,8 1893
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
&Iirbanolnna.

Serr alpiS N0isl. no. la! Clan. Strabs.
S%nbnons, .Nonh bat letp cine uotliiGnoiGe
NltspabI cinbeImlldier ulyb importirter RGis
'ortell porltblq. AlswariiSe Seilelmn9at
psreell ptowpt bsiorgt. fleislile pirO auf
SsrlaiGei gerle ;ugeialet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
8 Stnnotn lnna.

"tD $780,
Sprtfmith Mrs. Srri 1893
8Sobu faua lit n. &ub,n at e.. gitus 9dSl 10
farttbar. bas lie frampiartige anidns befaft. Sdnpe
@e,ue uub Ropt perSrebte. Mot ni.hr iteksn fcnate
unb pa, fe in bic oanS. BEAM tranipibaft ieHbitlt.
aua iarir lie sauu tarhteriin Die auIdut Sautrteu
bis su 3 Stuaben. isitosm re a5sr yaiior a5niag
asrosn. startsr uoam, bot ic iol6s nitt mebr a.tabt
9ius3mpifi9 piastsr.
aus 2eerfsIb, WaH.. iar.iSt Sri. Utts onbop. bas
sin. 5Iai9. paitor a6nio's sasrusu.s tarsst ne bon
Iansuisrissm Sopfpeh b~sfrsits.
Sauas aenusSp ans esorssto,un, o.. ertlart bab ~
pi.ls wtittsI ssesn Joaiatt usriuais. aaer stia 70
eut.s taub. aIs gaitor aoats's se.rpsa. stdrtst q ~
e. halt ibu Iur isiasu 2sbsRBrttter.
C etn EoerfppoisS BUD thr Sierpenielctno
NR nirb Sebein Der es periaiigt. 3rgelanet.
CI~Ss Nrnie erbalten aud bic Utebt3tr nrtioii,t.
4ist WlehiJin nurbe 'ett BEN Sabre 1876 opu3 BEN
8odp. paftpr 8bniS. fort @apns. Sno, a~ubertttes
nno istf unter ieintr anmeiinng non Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
S38 Randolph st., CHICAGO, III.
Sci stpu.hefsrn az baben tir
800 ote 0tafGe, 6TIatden fur 81 5000
erpBt $f.55, 9 fas $500.
gu baben in Dubuque BEL 3. 70.
&uete, 4putbeter, $50 Wainitrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

gu 9nersDiQe murben Serr
Se6ditian 9lI6anp> uno SRI. Slnna
@ienefe ebeli6 getraut. 8eibe
8rautIeute limo Die ainOer gutter ia.
tbplii6er @ltern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Sic S%tencrnmlage,

pie Iie 9esen bic sinSslnen SOpnibips
in Dubuque Gpuntp erbpben purbe
unb pie Tie iih in ben Si6srn oes
gpuntnz 4ubitors Weimer felt, 1T
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
gu berfaufsn.

Sine bsutids eeibbit liotbet ODER Solts:
bibliotbst nebt III uertanien. lille cute
Merfe. $50 iast bic expeditions biAss
GiatteS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

- Seder Bros. &obIsn unb SoI3.
SelspboH 254, 8. uHo 81ibiRg!oR.
Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

= 3. 6. Ggelbof Q::6subsItatier,
11SO SOMA Ctr. aelep ron 3cl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
4rumir Ut buhrn.

@ir erinden unisrs MboHasHtsa 81 beatteu,
oaB mir Den ihOnfH
Re9rnsbnrger Marienk1tenOer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
kthRrt
SIR Den 0roBpcrfamf.

Du b II q II e, ben IL. Sauuar.
@etreioe, @eu, MebL etc.
Saier: 4S@5Oc.,
8oru: 65@70.
Serlte: 5O--60c per guihel.
Rogsen: 5000 per Suibel.
0eI 81 .C0@12. 90
Mebl: Eoteut. 81. 10@4.4O; iraiebt.
So. S0@4.20.
N3lsie: S22.O 90.
gutter, Gier ed {.
Ger: 20@21c per Sueenb.
Gutter: 0airp, l9@2oc p piulo Creams
erp, 23c@2jc. x
aGie: @abm 9aie, 12lc; srid, 1876.
groceries, etc.
Reis: 6t-9sc per giune.
Sobnen: 2Sbite Raup, S.. so per gulbsl.
!3wisbeln: $2.35 yer Sulbst.
&raut: $2.50a3.UO per Grate.
aepfel: $50 @5.00 per Barrel.
8artoiielu: $1.t0 per tuibel.
Nteb.
Stiere: SO. 5O04.OO.
6in0er: So. 0OU02. 7j.
Riibe: S2.D0G2.. 81.
aGlber: "a. OO@5 {. 90.
Triiblia9S :eGmuusr I: SO. so.
S6weiie (auf Dem SuBE > 5.75a6.0o pei
buuoert Etuub.
@elisel:i 7--9c.
Sieb (ssi9labist1.
@inoHsid: TIC per finno; Rinttr.
1ic per Eiumo.
S6aihait: SdaiHsii6. lie; Samma.
Heidi, 9sc. s.
@enissl: 9iibusr, z Gsnts per Eimo.
Yropi lions. :
8erGndertes 6Isiid: SdiuteH l2@l2te'
sped, 114Gl5c.
Sbmai;: 9sc.
Noblsu: Hartfobleu, SO. so per COME.
9oi;: Suites gihenbOls, 4.50QS4.75 ps,
Rorbp 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

@eialseie @ullf 6Guts: go. !. 7Gents ;
DO. 2, 9 Gents.
Srti6 SeialSeus 8~aibbGuts; Ho. l., lot
Gents DO. =, sfNents.
Sal9: 10. |, ; 6euts; 90. e. Geuts,
S6uiSieIe: 12@l5 Gents.
9rp Ncns. $I2 90 per Souns; WineraI,
$24 per 2~anieno; Slat Sad, $l0@ISFpsr
Somue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

3uiammeu:$7 ,544,3s6 81, 4oe, 1893
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
AN OPERA HOUSE FOR ROSWELL.
Ground Has Been Broken for a Modern $4,000
Structure

Roswell people never let the grass
grow under their feet when good
thing is within their reach. S. e. Pat
ton who will build a new opera house
for Roswell, has secured from the cit
liens of Roswell a stock subscription
of $4,000 and has been given good
building site. Ground has been broken
for the structure which is to be mod
ern stucco building three stories high
and 50x142 feet. The lower floor will
be divided into two store booms. On
the second floor will be the auditor
for the manager. On the third floor
will be a lodge room 33x45 feet with
three large anterooms attached. The
auditorium is to be 44x6O feet; the bal
cony 3Ox44 feet and the stage 30x50 feet
with seven dressing rooms under it. 1t
will be 30 feet to the grid-iron, 20 feet
to the rigging loft and all scenery will
lift straight upwards. Three stafrways,
one ten, one six and the other five feet
wide will make it possible to empty the
auditorium in three minutes. The floor
Is to be level so that it can be used for
dances. The seating capacity of the
house will be 1000 people. The walls
of the building are to be nine inches
thick, lathed inside and plastered with
acme, the outside covered with woven
wire lathing and an inch of stucco ce-
ment The house will cost $4,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
It Takes Considerable Thought and Investigation
Answer Them Reliably.

The questions that are being asked
the Bureau of immigration daily are
often puzzlers, but the publications is
sued by the bureau and letters sent out
by it, give replies that are reliable and
do the territory much good.
Here's a man in Texas, judging by
his letter heads and his fine handwrit-
ing, who will make a good citizen of
New Mexico, but the questions he asks
are difficult to answer. He asks among
other things:
"Please give some information about
your country. What is the price OF
grazing lands with and without water? ?
In your opinion, what is the coming
town in your section? Is the demand
for officemen more than supplied or
does a good officeman stand a reason
able chance? Is there any land subject
to pre-emption or not? Have heard
that the stockmen do not welcome any
one with small capital to enter into
the free for ALI grazing lands or in
other words. small man has no
chance on account of the big outfits.
"Is the banking business a profitable
one with you? Please give me what in
formation you can as am seeking a
new country and have heard something
about yours. Hence this inquiry. Got
your name from Bulletin No. 10, Dona
Ana county,"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
SANTA FE, N M, FRIDAY, JANUARY a. 1902
THE ISLANDS CEDED
TO THE UNITED STATES
The Danish West Indies Will Soon Be Under
the Stars and Stripes Unless the Senate
Refuses to Ratify the Treaty.
TREATY WAS SIGNED TODAY
IN THE STATE Department

Washington, Jan. 24.-The treaty OF
the cession of the Danish West Indian
islands from Denmark to the United
States was signed at the state depart
ment today by Secretary Hay and
Constantin Brun, the Danish minister.
The treaty will be submitted to the
senate for ratification Immediately.
Following the invariable rule in such
cases, the st.sae department officials de-
cline to make public any details of the
treaty. The price to be paid is believed
to be in the neighborhood of S., ,0OO, 900.
1t is known that Denmark abandoned
the position she was inclined to occupy
toward the conservation of the politi-
cal rights Of the inhabitants of the is
land, and leaves to the United States
a free hand to deal with them, without
a pledge of American citizenship or
free trade privileges. So, 1t is assumed,
the status Of the Danish West Indian
islands, politically and commercially,
should the treaty be ratified, will be
similar to that of Porto Rico. Having
gained these points in the negotiations,
the state department officials believe
the treaty certain to receive the approv-
al of the United States senate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
A COAL MINE
DISASTER
An Explosion in the Greek Coal Mine South Of
0sca|oosa, Iowa, Costs Many Lives.
SIXTEEN DEAD TAKEN OUT
Their Bodies Had Been Horribly Burned.-Sisy Miners
Are Entombed.-Tan Physicians Have Left
0skaIoosa to Go TO the Scene Of the
Explosion.

Oskaloosa, Ia, Jan. 24.-An explosion
in the Lost Creek coal mine, south of
this city, at noon saused Considerable
loss of life, and much property damage.
Three bodies have been taken out and
many are missing.
The east end of the mine is on fire.
There is little hope now of saving the
30 of 40 miners still entombed.
Four dead were taken out and six in
jured. Particulars are hard to obtain,
owing to the fact that the mine is ten
miles in the country and the telephone
line is in possession of the Lost Creek
Mining Company. Ten physicians were
taken from Oskaloosa according to a
message sent by one of the foremen A
dust explosion took place at 12:15
There were 300 miners in the mine at
the time, and all got out except go, who
are entombed. The Lost Creek mine is
located in the southern part of Mahad-
ka county, and is owned by the Lost
Creek Coal Company, composed of Os-
kaloosa capitalists.
Sixteen bodies have been taken from
the mine, all horribly burned.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
GOVERNOR 0TER0'S INAUGURATION.
Plans We're Made for His Reception at Citizens
Meeting Held Yesterday

A meeting of citizens of both parties
was held yesterday afternoon at the
office of Territorial Secretary ]. w.
Reynolds at the capitol building to dis
cuss the matter of giving Governor
Otero a reception upon his return from
Washington and to make preparations
for his Inauguration. 1t was decided
his Inauguration is to take place on the
afternoon at 3 o'clock, of the day fol-
lowing his arrival in Santa Fe. He
will take the oath of office before the
full bench of the territorial supreme
court, Chief Justice W. J. Mills to ad-
minister the oath. The general COM
mittee consisting of J. W. Reynolds,
president; E. l.. Bartlett, treasurer; A.
M. Bergere, secretary, J. H. Sloan and
A. B. Renehan, and it will escort Gov
ernor Otero to the supreme court room.
The taking of the oath will be entirely
informal. In the evening at the Palace
hotel, reception is to be rendered
Governor and Mrs Otero from to 10
o'clock, after which the inaugural ball
will take place. j. w. Reynolds was
instructed to ask all the leading news
papers of New Mexico to invite all citi-
zens to attend the Inauguration festivi-
ties, including the reception and the
ball. A. M. Bergere was authorized to
appoint all committees. A finance
committee consisting of J. W. Reynolds
and L. A. Hughes was appointed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
J. ]. HAGERMAA'S RANCH HOME.
Hs Is Establishing Magnificent Estate In chave.
County,

j. ]. Hagerman has erected mag
nificent residence on his South Spring
or Chisum ranch and orchards in Cha
yes county. The structure Is built OF
pressed brick. The building is to be
surrounded by spreading lawns. A
tower ha0 been built, the upper story
of which is to be used for sleeping
apartment in summer. A sunbath room
or solarium has been enclosed in glass
on the southeast corner of one Of the
verandas. On the site of the old
Chisum ranch house a cottage will be
built for the gardener and milk
house will be reared near the cottage.
A dairy will be conducted and will
furnish all the milk and butter for the
employees of the ranch. Fine roads
are being built on the property and
road will be built from the ranch to
the city which with its culverts and
bridges will be model.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
"A BIG INVESTMENT
FOR ALASKA
The Alaska Copper River and Yukon Railway
Company Has Been incorporated With
a Capital Of s25,o00, 900.
THE COMPANY WILL ALSO
DO A GENERAL MINING BUSINESS

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 24.--The Alaska,
Copper River and Yukon Railway Co.
has been incorporated under the laws
of Washington to build railroad
from Prince Williams Sound through
the Copper and Tanana river country
to Yukon river near Ls+gle. The COM
pany proposes, in addition, to operate
a steamship line from Seattle to Prince
Williams Sound; build a smelter in
Alaska and carry on general mining
transactions. The corporation Is capi-
talized at s25,OOO,OOO, which, it is claim
ed, has been subscribed by eastern and
foreign capital. The incorporators are
E. D. Bannister, Alfred B. lies and T.
L. Parker.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
TERRITORIAL SUPREME COURT.
A Number Of Cases Argued and SubmItted-1he Cour
VIII Enforce Its Rules.

II, the territorial supreme court yes
terday case No. 937, Edward c. Ma
chen, appellant, VS.. Arthur B. Keelcr,
appellee, from Socorro county, was az
gued and submitted.
Case No. 93s, Emil Conway minor
etc., ct al, appellee, VS.. James S. Car
ter, administrator, ct al, from Grant
county. was argued and submitted.
Today case No. $40, Cleofes Romero
appellee, VS.. Fannie Coleman, ct al, ap-
pellants. from San Miguel county, was
set for January o.
Case No. GAL, Victoriana Padilla, ap-
pellant, VS.. Juan Padilla, ct al, appel
lees, from Bernalillo county, was set
for January "a, and argued and SUBJ
mitted.
Case No. 939, Charles Heisch, appel
lee, VS.. j. L. Bell and Company, ct al,
appellants, from Bernalillo county, was
argued and submitted.
In case No. 76s, w. H. Miller plain
tiff in error, vs. City of Socorro, John
H. McCutheon, James M. Hill, defend
ants in error, from Socorro county,
motion for appeal to the circuit court
of appeals, was argued and submitted.
The court will refuse to receive any
more briefs not printed in the size of
type prescribed by the rules.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-01-24
PAT1ICK'S TRIAL.
The Taking Of Evidence Began Today In the Trial Of the
Alleged Slayer Of Millionaire Rice

New York, Jan. 24.--The taking of
evidence was begun today in the trial of
Albert r. Patrick, the lawyer, on the
Indictment charging him with the mur-
der of VIM. Marsh Rice In this city in
September, 1900
The first witness was John H. Wal
lace, paying teller of Swenson's bank,
who identified the check for $25, 900,
payable to Albert T. Patrick, as the one
presented to him. The misspe]ling of
the name Albert caused a telephone call
to Rice's apartment, which resulted in
the discovery that Rice died the pre-, ious
day. In the opinion of the witness, the
signature on the check was not written
by Mr.. Rice. W. G. Weatherbee, clerk
in the bank, also gave the opinion that
the $25, 1000 check was not signed by
Rice.