Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-25

Dead and Injured.
Washington, April 25.-The War De
partment today received telegram
from General Greeley dated Fort Ma
son, yesterday, giving partial list OF
dead as follows: The following, named
dead are reported in addition to list
published last night:
Albert saechter, Margaret Miles,
Anne Mary Petrig, Unknown Man,
Joseph U. Aeby, ,Jens Sorrenson, Mel
Meclair, Kolber M. Mausen, Patrick
Dockery, Dennis Sullivan, Bernard
Shay, Jules T. Jauzi, Amelia Marco,
n. A. Hustell, John Faurth, Francis
MERCER, Teresa Roches, two hundred
and twenty-one Injured are being
cared for at the general hospital at
the Preside and 7S4 at the Park
emergency hospital making total of
1905 injured so far reported.
Coroner Reports Death List Large.
San Francisco, April 25.-CorOner
William Walsh now estimates the
dead not 10 be less than one thou
sand. His reports are complete and
made up from all the data he was able
10 collect.
Refugees Carried Free.
Ogden, April PA. R. Mosley, gen
eral passenger agent of the Harri.
man lines at this point estimates that
from 10000 to $4,000 San Francisco
refugees will pass through Ogden be.
fore the end of the exodus. A spe'
cial that passed through here yester-
day had $40 passengers which were
fed by the relief committees and all
other trains from the coast are crowd.
ed with helpless people. The South.
ern Pacific Railroad states that pas
senger traffic has been demoraliZed
between Oakland and Ogden by the
railroads generosity in carrying refu
gees free. On one special train yes
terday there was not one ticket taken
up by the conductor.
Boundaries of Burned Districts.
New York, April 25.-Vice Presi
dent Calvin of the Southern Pacific to-
day defined the boundaries of the
burned district of San Francisco in
the following dispatch which was re-
ceived at the company's city office
The burned district in general Is in
side of the following limits: Begin
ming in front Of the Ferry building and
running south just inside of the docks
to the corner of Brannon and First
Streets; thence west on Brannon
Street to Second Street; south tc
Townsend Street, west to the corner OF
Eighth and Division Streets; northwest
| on Division Street to Harrison Street
south to Twentieth Street; west tC
Church Street; north to Market
Street; east 10 Franklin Street; north
to Jackson Street least to Van Ness
Avenue; north to the bay; thence east
along the shore destroying the docks
to Sansome Street; thence along Eas
Street to the point of beginning.
| Telephone Communication Restored.
San Francisco, April 25.-Telephont
communication with Oakland ha'
been restored and will be resumed II
the undestroyed portions in few
days. The belt railroad Is now open
ing around the water front, and al
sorts of relief supplies are being dis
tributed from there. Electric light
were started last night ON East Stree
and these lights will be extended tt
the wharves as soon as possible. Tht
State Supreme Court today made ;
sweeping order granting a re-hearins
of all cases in which a petition hat
been filed and for which time for ;
|re-hearing was granted before May LIST
Similar orders are expected from th'
United States Court of Appeals. TIL,
local agents of the fire insurance nov
estimate their losses from $175,OOO,00
to $2O0,OO0,O00, although New Yorl
men think they will not exceed 1925
100000.
Vast Army Leaves California.
San Francisco, April 25.-Betweel
I 6 a. IN. Wednesday, April Is and Sun
day night the Southern Pacific Rail
road ran 129 trains carrying over go
cars to the main line for local an,
eastern points away from San Fran
cisco. The number of people carrie'
away from San Francisco exceeded
225,000. The value of the transporta
tion issued free Of cost is roughly es
timated to amount to over 100000