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New-York tribune., 1903-04-29
Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY,
NOTICE. OE SPECIAL. MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, I

y IA~Ta
sToCRHOLDERs AND DEBENTURE BoNDHoI,DERs
pursuance resolution of the Board Of Directors
vii b. meeting Of the Stockholders and debenure bond
Tuesday the fifth day Of May 1908 at the
tbe PToduce Ezxchange Building in the City Of Toledo
Ohio al the hour OF eleven Q clock A. N. at which
meeting the following special matter VIII be submitted 10
and debenture bondhoders for their ap
proval, or disapprovaI to Wit: -, ....,,,.
ized 10 issue coupon bonds not exceeding
Ten Million Dollars S1O.0o0o00) the principal Of said
years date. and bear interest at rate not ex
ceedng five per cent per e1nu t9e interest," epe pa
Directors designate Said bonds to be issued from
tion approve but only for The purpose
acquiring adequate terminal grounds ana
Louis and City. Missouri Chicago and Quincy IN
and such other pon as the stockholders and debeuture
bondholders may at said meeting Greep b+ sn4 boseg
tracks and improvements and facilities AS may oe
the conrarv II being understood said bonds shall
secured by first purchase money of
Of all said grounds properties 5
and and that such such a9FtEage 6og or % Gee onv
be certified and issued for amounts eqlal 10 5 Ie C u
the grounds and property % acqurec M oI eary ~
oscsrge any any III % t-d II beinr also understood that
ch rris and properties so acquired shall be conveyed
TO the trustee in such mortgage or oeeo OF
rsf mortgage security payment OF all SAID bonds @
and the interest thereon and sgnecS 10 @ a also hold
said property in trust for Wabash Railroad Company
fn @ asf1 as Sondg anG 10 to be Board
Of Directors direct and approve .e.- boo,,s ~
The Stock and Debenture Mortgage transfer DOCKS %
the company will close on Saturday. April fourth s
At twelve o'clock noon. and reopen "euhesu"'' '
sixth 1903 Ie a. ten 70 SSE9sk 4 IRAI1RoAD COMPANY
By JOSEPH RAMSEY. JFR-, President
]. c. oTrFsoN. Secretary NJ.
o. D. ASHLEY, Henri Z: M MeHaFs'
{ g REYNOLDS Gus !. Lawrence.
Thomas y IThhard Joseph Ramsey. Jr..
James Hazea HYDE. Edwin 'ouia' Directors
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OFFICE OF IN
ALGAMATED tOPPEh H.,
81 Broadway. New York, april ZStl, ,5: tfoo IAN.
that the stock ctf
fer books of the Company wiz be closed on
Nav 9th 1903 at II oclock noon for the Pu ITre
The annual meeting OF the Company 10 ne eIo Je 80
ie93 and that such will be reopeneo on Iues1a''
10 O'Clock A N e.cra+a-v
~ VIM G. ROCKEFEILEH< secIeIaI.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-29

STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
.s,ss by William E Nicnos & Co. Nc IS war-st)
Tass Ias pdIioa- ias Bid. Ase,d-
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IN PCRsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

o. = Frank T Fitzgerald surrogsts Of ths County o
New York Notice hereby given all persons having
n Perkins r.. late Of the County
OF New York deceased. present the with
actIrs business the Office OF McCuriy Yard No CO
Borough Of Manhattan. II the City cf New
York on or before the 27tE day Of May next
Dated York the Eighteenth day 0f November. 1907
MARY PERKINS. ExecutriE- EDWARD TOWN
SEND NstRTON PERKINS. Executors.
McCT-RDY & YARD Attorneys c0r Executors. No IS
Broadway New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-29

P-ooklvn Ferry stock.
Eohoken Ferry Isl 5s. 1876.
60 stock ------ e
<yk z r Ferry Co stock.
DO Tst mtg Is. 1922
NYE r F Con IS. 1886. !.
JO-b a. 23d ST lst Tlg IS. 1919
T-nion F o. y Y & 2 stock. e
SY& y J ist mtg 5s. 1886
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Y PTRSTANCE- OF as ORDER OF HON.

- Abner g Thomas. Surrogate o. the County OF View
= hereby given al persons having esirs
A KeIlner. OF the County -
deceased 10 with vouchers thereof
their place OF the
oaace of Robert Davidson NJ IN
OF New YORK before the 10Th day OF June next
Dated YoI, the 9th day OF December. 9O2
SOPHIA c kELLSER WILLIAM EELiNEH.
Executors
ROPrPT DAVIDSON Attorney for Executors z5T
Broadway Borough az Manhattan New YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-29

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
o--Dished by William E Nichols & Co.. No Is wan-stI
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FERRY COMPANIES.
furnished by william E Nichols & Co. No. Is waI-st)
Int. period. Bid ASKED.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-29
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate % the County of New
York notice hereby given @ au persons hsvtns claims
sEa HasSe. called William Hasse.
late County OF New YORK deceased % present ne
sam wit thereof subscriber hs-
place of trausz the 1f1ce OF Moses
Goodman her attorney No 2S7 Broadway Borough %
Manhattan Ia city Of New York before ths
first dav os August next ANNA HASSE. Exeeutrt<-
York. the Gth day - January. 1873
MOSES GOODMAN Atty for ExecurriX 2S7 Broadway.
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Surrogates' Notices.
1875 BR OAD WAY
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. SIS. 600. 10000

A Imam. LOUIS--IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF
the County Of York. hereby given all
having Louis Altman. of the
County OF New York. deceased. present the
vouchers thereof the subscriber the office
Messrs- Blair s. Rudd. No. % Liberty
Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York.
or day of September 1903
Dated New York. March 5th. 1903
FREDERIC HAAS Executor
& PJ-DD. Attorneys Executor. % Liberty
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
Is hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Cranford late Of the County OF
York deceased. present the same with voucners
thereof subscriber. his place OF transseng
2I5 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New YORK
on before the 18th day Of September next.
Dated New 10Th day OF March, 1908
WALTER V. CRAWFORD. AdTninistrarcr
EVERETT V ABBOT. Attorney for Administration. 80
WauS n
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= FRANK T FITZGERALD. ( Surrogsts of the County
Of York hereby given to all persons having
kIitZman. late Of the County OF
York deceased present the same with VOUCHERS
ness az the Office OF VI s Isaacs attorneys.
% Pine Street. IN the city OF New YORK. On or
before the first day OF October next
Dated New YorE the sixteenth day OF March. 1908
ISABELLA KETTZMAN. Ad-x.
NJ s L ISAAcS. Atrys for Acmx-. q Pine ST.
Y City
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DiUidend Notices.
PACIFIC BANK,

470 Broadway. New York. April T. ISUo-
The hoard of Directors have this day declared guar
.e-l1 yi5end Of two per payable and after Nay
4 ie@'- III s c. MERWIN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-29

= Abner c Thomas. Surrogate of the County Of sev
ork notice IS hereby given having claims
against F~auk IlVarrnoTt y the County OF New
the with vouchers rnere-
TO MS place Of transactins business
Room, No 80 Broadway IN the t1ty OF New 1ork
on 25th day Of June next
Dated New York. the nth day Of December. fsoz
FREDERIC 4 BT-RLINGAME Adrntntstrscors
ROBFRT G Br LTTY Attorney for Administrator 81
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Of an order Of Hon Frank T Fitzgsralt sur-o-
n York. notice II hereby given
= an re-s0ns having claims AGAINST William F. Buckley
late OF the County OF York y T. deceased pre-
thereof. subscribers
AZ the of7ce OF their " P. r Prentice.
At Number 80 Broadway. Manhattan, NSE York
\ r on or before the 18th day Of October next
Dated York. the 6th day OF April l9e3
CHARLES r. BUCKLEY. INGLIS STUART F--I-zSK
W. HAMER- Executors
P R X PRENTICE. Attorneys Tor Executors.
No 30 Broadway. Manhattan. New York. n z
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Int period 1 Bid ASKED.
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1 Int period. Bid. ASKED.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-29

sAnd interest
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
THE COUNCIL.
yesterdays Afternoon Session. }

yesterdays Afternoon Session.)
After the Council rose from executive
business yesterday afternoon, Mr.
Hughes introduced Council Bill No. 1902
An act to divide Bernalillo county and
to create Si.ndoval county. He moved
THAI the rules be suspended and that
the Council go into committee of the
whole to consider the bill. This was
ordered, Messrs. Martinez, Pnard and
Amado Chaves voting against it. The
bill was then taken up for consideration
section by section. The first section de-
fining the limits of the county, was
adopted without amendment. Section q,
relating to the county seat, was amen
ded so that the county seat will be To-
Gated at the point selected by the ma
jority of residents in the new county. 1t
was then ordered that the committee
rise, report progress and that further
consideration of the bill be made the
special order for Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. This was done and the Council
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
THE DEMOCRATIC
LEADER in THE UNITED
STATES SENATE
Senator German Presided Over the Caucus Called by the
Democrats to Consider Future Plans and the Course
That Would Assure Harmony and
Unity of Action
A STEERING COMMITTEE OF NINE MEM.
BERS WILL BE APPOINTED TOMORROW

Washington, d. c., March G.-The
Democratic senatorial caucus, which
met at eleven o'clock today, organized
by electing Senator German to his old
position as chairman of the caucus. He
made brief speech in assuming the
chair, and the conference then proceed
ed to other business. There were pres
ent 2S of the 33 Democratic senators.
DEMOCRATIC PLANS.
Washington, March 6.-Senator Cor
mans nomination as chairman was
suggested by Senator Bacon and there
was no opposition to his selection. On
taking the chair, he thanked the sena-
tors for the honor conferred but did not
make an extended speech. The remain
ing time of the session was .evoted
largely to the discussion of the present
situation in the senate and the necessl-
ty for Democratic harmony and unity
Of action There was general feellhg
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
THE COAL STRIKE
COMMISSION
The Findings Were Pub
lished by the New York
Herald in This Mornings
Issue.
VICTORY FOR THE STRIKERS
They Get a Ten Per Cent Increase
and the Methods Of the Anthra-
cite Coal Operators Are Con.
demmed--A Nine Hour Day is
Recommended.

New York, March 6.-The Herald
prints a summary of the findings of the
coal strike commission which 1t is eX-
pected will be handed to the presideSt
within a week. There will undoubtedly
be an increase of 10 per cent in wages.
Per diem employees are not to have
their pay increased but recommended
the same pay for hours as they now
receive for 10 hours work. Wherever
practicable, operators will be required
to pay by weight. Miners will have
checking representatives at their own
expense. This is practically second
increase The causes of the strike as
found by the commission will not be
comforting to the coal companies but
the boycott will be condemned. The
terms of the verdict are to hold good for
three years.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
THE BUFFALO MURDER MYSTERY.
The Police are Certain That Woman Killed
Edwin L. Burdick, But No Arrest
Has Been Made.

Buffalo, N. Y, March 6-Despite the
fact that the police and the officials OF
the district attorneys office have de-
clared repeatedly and continue to assert
that they were really certain of the
identity of the person who murdered
Edwin L. Burdick and that the person
was a woman, they still hesitate to make
a decisive move. An official In q posi-
tiou to know the exact situation was
asked, ''Do you expect an arrest today"
"No, not today or tomorrow or the next
day. We must have strong evidence
when we arrest anybody, for we know
that Us soon as an arrest is made law
yers are standing ready to apply for .
habeas corpus writ to rush US into court
and make us disclose our case at the
first iump."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
up TO THE MINERS.
The Mine Overseers are not Willing TO Bow
Their Knees to the Union.

Colorado Springs, Colo, March c.
The executive committee of the Western
Federation of Miners is in session con-
sidering the new situation brought
about by the reply of the Mine Owners
Association. In this reply they declare
that they will not permit any organiza'
ton to interfere with them as to where
it should send ore or any other matters.
The executive committee will take some
action on the reply today.
TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN.
Denver, Colo, March 6.-The troops
may be withdrawn from Colorado City
within the next 4s hours. BfigadieT-
general Chase, who came from Colorado
City today, had consultation with the
governor in which the withdrawal of
the troops was discussed. The govern
or placed the matter entirely In Chase's
hands Chase said later, cit depends
on how things look tonight when re-
turn"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
OFFICIAL MATTERS
INTERPRETATIONS.

lNCOHfOnAl AO1>o'
The Scottish Mortgage and Loan
Company of Glasgow, has designated
Las Vegas as the Office for New Mex
,oo and Jefferson Reynolds its agent.
BOARD OF PHARMACY.
Tho semi-annual meeting of the Terri
toral Board of Pharmacy Will be helo
in this city on Monday and TUESDAY OF
next week.
PLATs FILED.
Plats of fractional townships 10
north ranges / and east, in Bernalliio
county. were filed in the United states
land office.
APPLICATION FOR SURVEY.
Julio Urtado, Epitacio Urtado and
Antonio A. Tapia have made appl-
cation at the surveyor generals once
for the survey of township Is north,
range 10 east, in San Migual county.
MINERAL ENTRY.
The following mineral entry was
e,ed nv the claimant, Daisy B. Ashton
of New York, the Royal Purple group
containing 124 acres, situated in the
rres piedras mining district, in Rio
Arriba county.
LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
Final Homestead Entries: Jose S. Pa
checo Of Taos, 100 acres Of land IN
Guadalupe county: Felix Martinez OF
Wagon Mound, 16O acres OF land IN
Mora county; Ramon Mares OF wagon
Mound, 16O acres in Mora county; Da-
vid Mares of Wagon Mound, 16O acres
of land in Mora county; M. Medina OF
gon Mound, 100 acres in Mora coun-
tv. Alcario Gallegos of Wagon Mound
100 acres in Mora county; Elizabeth M.
wherry of Maxwell City, 159 acres In
Colfax county.
Mineral Entry: Miss Daisy B. Ashton
of New York, claimant for the Royal
Purple group, consisting of the Royal
Purple, Copper Bottom, Copper Dlke'
Newark, New Haven and the RocK1ord
lodes, 1923 acres. The claims are situateo
in the Tres Piedras mining district III
Rio Arriba county.
TOWNSHIPS OPEN TO SETTLE
MENT.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing township plats will be filed IN
the United States land Office at Santa
Fe, N. NJ, on the 9Th day of April, lsoS'
to-wit: Fractional T. Is n, r. l En-
fractional T. Is NJ, R. 2 e. On and af-
ter the above date we will be ready to
receive applications for lands IN SAID
townships.
MANUEL r. OTERO, Reg.
FRED MULLER, Rec.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
THIRTY.FIFTH
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY
rHIRry-rHIRD DAY. FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1908.

last general election held in the county
of Bernalllo shall be used in the spec
ial elections in the counties of Berna-
lilo and Sandoval, herein provided to
be held.
Sec. S. At said special election, to be
held as hereinbefore provided, in's the
county of Sandoval, on the 18th day of
| April, 1903, there shall also be held an
election for the selection Of a county
scat for said county of Sandoval and
upon the tickets used at said special
election there shall be printed the
words 'for ........ as county seat" and
the place in the said county of Sando-
val receiving the majority of said votes
at said special election shall be and re-
main the county seat of said county of
Sandoval.
Sec s. For legislative purposes the
said county of Sandoval shall have one
representative alone; and the county of
Bernalillo as herein constituted one
representative alone; the county of
Bernalillo as the same will be consti-
tuted under the provisions of this act,
with the county of Mckinley, shall
have one representative; the counties
Of Bernalillo, Sandoval and Mckinley
shall have one councilman jointly, and
the county of Bernalillo as the same
shall be constituted hereunder shall
have one councilman.
Sec. 10. The precincts and school dis
tricts now existing in the territory in
cIuded in the counties of Sandoval and
Bernalillo respectively, shall remain
the same as now constituted until
changed as provided by law, and the
respective district and precinct officers
shall continue in Office until their sue
cessors are elected and qualified under
the general laws of the territory.
The committee rose and as amended
the bill was passed unanimously. Mr..
Spiess moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was passed to table the
motion. This was done. Council Bill
No. 103, by Mr.. Martinez, relative to
public bitches, was referred to the
committee on irrigation. The Council
then adjourned until 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06

that the vacancies caused by the re-
tirement of Democratic senators from
committees which have to deal with
questions before the present called ses-
sion should be filled and it was decided
that the designation of the members of
these committees should be made by
steering committee to be appointed by
the chairman of the caucus, but that
their selection should later be ratified
by the caucus. The steering commit
tee for the past congress has number
ed only seven members, but Senator
German requested that the number
should be increased to nine which was
the number in the day of his previous
Craftsmanship and this increase was de-
cided upon. Mr.. German will make his
selection of members of this committee
in time to have meeting tomorrow
when the question of supplying the va
cancies on the regular committees of
the senate will be taken up.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-06
IN DISTRICT COURT.
Business Which Has Been Transacted Since
the Term Opened.

The business transacted thus far in
the district court is as follows:
Three indictments found in territorial
court against Jose Telles, murder, AL
pheus Hampe, murder, Jose Telles and
Alpheus Hampe, murder. Defendants
arraigncd, Telles pleads guilty on both
indictments and Hampe pleads not
guilty. w. A. Barney appointed by the
court to defend Hampe.
Case of w. w. Atchison, which cause
was continued until next term of this
court, Simon Golding was recognized in
the sum of $3.50 for his appearance at
next term.
First National Bank of Santa Fe vs.
Co. CONS, final judgment. for n,aint-
ifs for s1,3O1.sS.
A. Walker Co. VS.. James Gillen, final
judgment for plaintiff $992.53.
Cosme Herrera VS.. Francisco Con-
zales case set for March "a.
Ed. Hesch VS.. Consolidated Min. and
Smelt. Co. and John w. Cooper against
same Company, set for trial March 1s.
Three cases VS.. VIM. M. Berger, crim-
inal libel set for March IS.
Cause VS.. Francisco Garcia. assault
with intent to rape, dismissed.
Two cases VS.. W. T. Craig, larceny of
cattle continued with alias warrant.
Case against Noel T.. Crenshaw for
carrying deadly weapon, set for trial
March 1G.
Three cases against w. w. Atchison.
murder, continued for term on motion
Of defendant.
Case VS.. Monico Amanda, assault and
battery, set for March q.
Case vs.. George Porter, assault with
deadly weapon, set for March II.
Case VS.. Basilia Pacheco, unlawfully
burning hay stack, set for March IS.
Case VS.. VIM. Deutscher continued
with alias.
Case VS.. George Berry for murder,
|change of venue from Taos county, con-
tinued for term on motion of Defend
liant.
Jos. p. OBrien VS.. Lincoln Lucky and
L. Mining Co., dismissed at plaintiffs
costs, two cases.
Alexander Meg. Hendry VS.. Lincoln
Lucky and L. Mining Co., dismissed at
plaintiffs costs.
Josefita o. de Davis VS.. Longino Mar
tinez ct AL, cause referred to w. A.
d., &c ovoypfnar
Case of w. P. Cunningham ct al VS..
Fiske and w. p. Cunningham ct al VS..
Trinidad Romero, motion for default
overruled at plaintiffs costs. PLAINTIFF
given five days to reply to answer.
| Tina Haffner Retsch vs. A. B. Rene
han ct ais, cause set for trial March IL.
! H. L. Ortiz VS.. s. s. Beatty, set for
March II.
| Ramoncita Ortiz de Trujillo vs. Ra-
mon Trujillo ct ais, set for March g.
I A. Walker Co. VS.. James Gillen,
Judgment by default for plaintiff.
A. B. Renehan VS.. T. M. Gildersleeve
ct al, set for March %.
First National Bank of Santa Fe vs..
Board of Co. Com. of s. F. Co., judg-
ment by default.
| Henry w. Lehman, receiver ETC.. W..
A. L. Morrison ct ais, Judgment by de-
fault