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Santa Fo P!c:v Mexican
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19.
THIRTY-FIFTH LEGIS
LATIVE ASSEMBLY
(Continued from First Page.)
motion and on the roll call, Mr. Mar
tinez made a lengthy speech against
the new -county. He said he had pre
sented many petitions against this bill.
Mr. Llewellyn retorted that all petitions
are in the same writing. The motion
of Mr. Martinez was tabled by 18 to 6
votes. The bill was then read in full.
The report of the committee was
adopted. The House then indulged In
a. parliamentary wrangle. Mr. Kilpat
rick moved to table the original bill.
Mr. Turner, Mr. Bowie and Mr. Llew
ellyn sparred as to points of order. The
Sneaker held that the original bill
could be tabled without affecting the
substitute bill. Mr. Martinez utilized
to the roll call again to oppose the new
county. The original bill was then ta
bled. Mr. Llewellyn then moved the
adoption of the report of the commit
tee, recommending passage of the sub
stitute and this was done. It was then
read the first and second time. Mr.
Martinez moved to recommit to a spec
la) committee of five. This was tabled.
Quite a fight then developed over an
amendment to name the new county
Quay instead of Leonard Wood. While
the debate on this point was in pro
gress, the following telegram received
by Mr. F. A. Hubbell from Delegate B.
S. Rodey was read: "Enemies of state
hood got senate into secret session on
Panama treaty, but now rumor has it
that they cannot consider the treaty
unless they first agree on statehood. It
is a fight to the finish."
The name Quay county was adopted
and the-bill passed by a vote of 30 to 4.
MINOR CITY TOPICS
Exchange: J. H. McCutchen, Albu
querque; O. L. King, Denver; W. Linn,
Denver.
The flyer on the Santa Fe from the
east was four hours late today and will
come in this evening with No. 1.
Palace: W. E. Neal, Albuquerque; R.
B. Thomas, Cerrillos; Alex. Read,
Tierra Amarilla; H. H. Fleischer, Le
Roy, N. M.; J. W. Fleming, Silver City;
Fifty Years
.aw m m. m a a a m aaw m ar m
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
Highest Tests U. S. Gov't Chemists
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., CHICAGO;
LEGISLATORS
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"If all the legislators should die in one night
'Twould leave this country in a terrible plight,
The passenger trains would rust on the rail
And the hotel business be dead as a nail.
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" No man would hear the sound of the gong,
And livery rigs would sell for a song;
The hinges of the theater doors would rust,
The street cars and omnibusses crumble to dust."
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W. H. GOEBEL, Hardware.
107 Catron Block
30-00
TO
MEXICO CITY AND RETURN
VIA THE
Mexican Central Railway
On account of the Cattlemen's Convention io El Paso, March loth,
' the Mexican Central Railway will tender a rate of J30.00 to Mexico
City and return. Special arrangements have been made Tor the ex
tension of tickets reading into El Paso when holders wish to take
side trip to Mexico. Tickets on sale March 11th to 14th inclusive.
Limit thirty days from date of sale. Stop-overs perniitteda.a
IV. D- MURDOCH, A. 0. P. A..
City of Mexico "
A. B. Powell, Washington; C. L. Pol
lard, Espanola; MrsA, H. Whltmore,
Mrs. J. G. McManey, B. G. Wilson, S.
B. Davis, E, W. Roch, B. D. Black, Las
Vegas; G. A. Richardson, Roswell; J.
Norton, City; D. G. Hurst, Miss Hurst,
New York.
Hampers saloon has been moved to
the south side of San Francisco street
to the rooms formerly occupied by
Fink's butcher shop.
The regular meeting of the Guild of
the Church of the Holy Faith will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Miss Palen.
Bon-Ton: John Casey, St. Louis; P.
Lopez, Raton; Sixto Chaves, El Rito;
J. A. Fraser, Cosme Martinez, H, V.
Gonzales, Santa Cruz.
Hon. A. L. Kendall and other Cerril
los citizens got up a bean bake last
night and it was a huge success. The
proceeds go into the Cerrillos public
school fund,
Montezuma Lodge No. 1, A. F. and A.
Masons will hold a special communica
tion this evening at 7:30 o'clock at Ma
sonic Hall. Visiting Masons are cor
dially invited to attend.
Ladies Minstrels at Loretto Auditor
ium Monday night. Seats now on sale
at Ireland's Pharmacy. Under auspices
of Woman's Board of Trade. See the
cake walk; hear all the latest songs.
Pretty marches, dances, etc.
Paul Wunschmann and Company, the
well known insurance men of this city,
take up a good deal of space in this is
sue of the New Mexican by the publi
cation of the annual statements of the
many companies they represent. They
are a first class and reliable firm.
Claire: C. G. Cruickshank, San Mar
cial; H. Sternberg, San Francisco; J.
M. Sandoval, Albuquerque: V. F. Mar
tinez, Las Vegas; J. D. Moore, J. A.
Fraser, Colorado; A. Halterman, Es
panola; B. Romero, Las Vegas; B. E.
Hanley, 'J. J. Hanley, Boston; G. A.
Laney, St. Louis; W. N. Brunswick, St.
Louis.
It is reported that an attempt is be
ing made to move the office of the sur
veyor general from this city to Albu
querque. It is sald that the proposi
tion has been agitated before the gen
eral land office for sometime. There Is
absolutely no good public reason why
the surveyor general's office should be
removed from this city. There is no
demand for such removal except by a
few interested parties.
Mrs. Feliciana Baca de Sandoval,
widow of Pablo Sandoval, died Tues
day evening at her home on the south
the Standard
Santa Fe, N. M.
uuui"K
W.S. MEAD
i' Commercial Ag't El Paso.
side of heart disease. She was 68 years
o age, a good woman and highly res
pected. She leaves four sons and sev
en daughters. The funeral will take
place tomorrow at 8:30 o'clock from the
Cathedral, and the remains will be in
terred in Rosarlo cemetery. Charles
Wagner is the funeral director.
WANTED By the New Mexican Prin
ting Company, second-hand volumes
oi the Session Laws of 1899 in English.
Fair price paid.
The New Mexican Printing Company
has the only bindery in the territory
where first class loose leaf ledgers are
manufactured. Merchants and business
firms, requiring such books for the
coming year, should Immediately ad
dress ithis company and they will find
that the best work at the lowest prices
In ithe southwest will be done for them
if they order from this company.
Invitations are out ior a bean-bake on
Saturday evening, Fehruary 31, at the
Post Hall, to celobrate Washington's
birthday and in honor of the members
of the legislature. The tean-balie will
be under the auspices of tho Grand
Army of the Republic and the Woman's
Relief Corps. It will prove a delightful
occasion.
LEGISLATIVE POINTERS.
Thare is a large delegation of members
of the faculty of the Normal University
at Las Vegas here today to labor with
tho members of the council anil find out
"where they are at."
Hon. Pedro Sanches always loeeives
a courteous hearing when he addresses
the bouse. He is a fluent and convinc
ing speaker, and impresses you with the
thought that tlu seeds of knowledge
niav bo planted in solitude, but must be
cultivated in public.
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Mr. Vargas had a copy of a New York
paper this morning which contained the
severe criticism of his bill to abolish the
Sunday law as made by Senator Depew,
Mr. Vargas wanted to offer It and have
It become a part of the records but he
was advised to wait until some matter
came up in connection with which it
could be offered.
Hon. Grar.villo Pendleton is ever on
the outlook for the interests of his con
stituents. He demonstrated this fully
the other day when tho ditch bills were
up for consideration in tho house
Truth, proof and conviction character
i.ed his statements of what is best for
San Juan county in the irrigation line.
Theodore Rouault, the man who made
Las Cruces famous, has sent Represent
atlve Llewellyn a case of his canned
green chili, and each member of the
legislature has been served with sam
pie cans of tho same. Mr. Ruuaull's
canned goods are tho finest in tho world
and lie is justly entitled to be known as
the man who made Las Cruces famous.
,
Major Lieweilyn has received a photo
graph from Cauter, of Las Cruces,
showing a group of fairly aged people.
Jose Maria Belarde, the youth of the
party, is 79. Next comes Samuel G
Bean, 84; then Albino Carrillo, 90; Mrs.
Mary B. Ake, 94; Agapito Padllla, 97;
and Jesus Parago, 112; all residing at
Las Cruces and enjoying good health.'
Lord Ashley, before he charged at the
battle of Edge Hill, made this short
prayer: "O Lord, Thou knowest how
busy I must be this day; if I forgot
Thee, do not Thou forget me." This
prayer before battle should be borne In
mind by constituents writing to' their
representatives In the Legislature for
favors that do not receive prompt at
tentlon.
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The territorial legislature is now be
ing daily importuned by the different
institutions, educational and otherwise,
of the territory, for appropriations for
the ensuing two years. In almost every
instance these institutions are of a de'
serving nature and. of great benefit to
the territory, and The Argus believes It
to be the part of wisdom for the legis
lature to accord them liberal support.
Carlsbad Argus.
Cuuncil Joint resolution, authorizing
the secretary of the territory promptly to
furnish the newspapers of New Mexico
with copies of all bills introduced In
both houses of the assembly, as soon as
they leave the hands of the printer, is a
good piece of legislation, and the chair
men of the printing committees are
assured by Secretary Raynolds that the
clerk having the bills in charge will
faHhfuHy discharge the duties jf giving
greater, publicity to the work of the
legislative bodies.
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Tbe-nseabeVs" of both houses are in
receipt of invitations to attend the G. A.
R. bean-bake Saturday evening. The
law-makers believe with Luther that a
valiant and brave soldier seeks rather
to preserve one citizen than to destroy a
thousand enemies; therefore an upright
soldier begins not a war lightly, or with
out urgent cause. True soldiers and
captains make not many words, but
when they speak the deed is done.
Scipio, the Roman, was of the same
opinion, and the legislators will prob
ably be in a like frame of mind when
this entertainment is brought to a close
.
The bill introduced by Colonel J.
Frank Chaves on yesterday and pro
viding for an orphans' home at Belen,
has passed both houses. The rules were
suspended and " the measure went
through in a hurry. It is understood
that it will be signed by the Governor
when it reaches him. The Valencia
county delegation in the Council and in
the House worked assiduously for the
bill with result as above. The delega
tion consists- of Colonel J. Frank Chav
es In the Council and Martin Sanchez
and Carl A. Dalles In the House.
The Council yesterday afternoon had
two breaks, in what was an otherwise
monotonous session. When the irriga
tion bill was under consideration, Mr.
Spiess criticised the wording of it in
fhat it referred to ditches that "take
water from the llio Grande river." He
desired it chunged. Mr. Fall asked him
if he was opposed to taking water, and
Mr. Spiess promptly replied that he
was. Mr. Hawkins urged that once In
a great while he should not be opposed
to it and that it be takenv The amend
ment was made. The second was when
the substitute bill for Council Bill No.
2 was under consideration. The word
pedagogy was spelled in the original
and in the printed copies pedadogy.
The members indulged in some good
natur-ed comments on the animal and
suggestions were made that the bill be
referred to the livestock committee.
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According to the Albuquerque Journal-Democrat,
tho sentiment In lierna
lillo county, outside of tho town of Al
buquerque, seems to be in favor of let
ting the county division scheme rest
until the session of the 30th Legislative
Assembly. It Is claimed that the tax
able property of the proposed new coun
ty of Sandoval is too small to properly
support the proposed new county; also
that the bonds to be issued by the new
County could not be sold to any advan
tage on this account. There are other
mfnor'rconsiderations against the crea
tion of the new csnnty at present, and
Misunderstood that the bill providing
for such, luiviii" been withdrawn by its
Introducer, Hon, Celso Sandoval, will
not again be limiiglit up this session.
The chances me that the mailer has
been dropped absolutely for the session,
1 PtHSUhAL MENTION
Dr. A. Halterman, a physician at Es
panola, is visiting the capital.
Sheriff Alexander Read of Rio Arriba
county, is here on official business.
T. B. Catron, Esq., and E. A. Fiske,
Esq., returned from Las Vegas last
night.
J. M. Sandoval of Albuquerque, asses
sor of Bernalillo county, is a visitor in
the. capital.
S. B. Davis, Esq., a Las Vegas attor
ney, is a visitor in town from the Mea
dow City. He is here on business.
J. H. McCutchen, editor of the Albu
querque Industrial Advertiser, is In
town gathering news items for his pa
per. Colonel J. W. Fleming, collector of
Grant county, arrived from Silver City
yesterday. He is here on official busi
ness. C. L. Pollard of Espanola, of the firm
of Biggs and Pollard, merchants in that
town, is looking after business matters
in the capital.
, Mrs. George H. Cross and son arrived
home last night from Golden, where
they spent two weeks with Judge J. B.
Mayo and family. .
Hon. G. A. Richardson of Roswell,
chairman of the territorial irrigation
commission, is in Santa Fe attending a
session of the commission,
B. G. Wilson of Las Vegas, who has
charge of the interests of the Contlnen
lal Oil Company in New Mexico, was
among yesterday's arrivals in town.
Hon. Alejandro Sandoval of Corrales,
after spending several days in town at
tending to legislative matters, has re
turned to his home in Bernalillo coun
ty. D. E. Hanley and John G. Hanley of
Boston, are in town visiting relatives.
They may locate here. So is also Ber
nard Hanley, owner of the Hanley
block.
Hon. E. A. Miera, chairman of the
board of county commissioners of Ber
nalillo county, who has been in the
city for some days attending to legisla
tive matters, has returned to his home
at Cuba. .
Br. G. C. Cruickshank of San Marcial,
who. represented Socorro and Sierra
counties in the 34th legislative assem
bly ia in the capital looking after leg
islative matters. He is interested in
the medical bill now before the assem
bly. -
R. B, Thomas, manager of the Cerril
los smelter, was in town last night and
said the copper furnace would blow in
March 1. The company has just bought
the Ivarthoe and other mines at Han
over,, including a concentrating plant,
and will receive two cars or more daily
of high grade copper ore from that
camp for treatment at the Cerrillos
smelter. :
A WARM NUMBER. -Chile
Con Came, Chile Verde, Hot Ta
males, ... Enchiladas, Pasole, Temole,
Frijoles, Menudo, and other warm pro
positions, at the Bon-Ton.
Oold in tha Black Hills.
The Burlington Route has recently
issued a 48 page booklet bearing the title
"Mines and Mining in the Black Hills.','
The book is one which should bo read
by every mining man In Colorado. - It
gives more Information about the mines
of the Black Hills than has ever before
been placed between two covers. A copy
will be mailed free on application to the
undersigned.
The Black Hills need Colorado men
and money. Several of the shrewdest
men in this state have already invested
heavily in the Hills. The results so far
have been more than satisfactory. The
completion of the Burlington's new line
to the Nortwest brings the Black Hills
within a night's ride of Denver. Yon
can leave Denver tonight and be in
Dead wood or Lead City tomorrowafter
noon. G. W. VALLKRY,
Gen'l Agent, Burlington Route, Den
ver, Colo. '
GRAND CANYON OF ARIZONA,
Reduced rates now in effect from all
golnts on the Santa Fe to the Grand
anon of Arizona, from Santa Fe, 930.85
for the round trip, on sale dally and
good for 30 days, Santa Fe trains now
run directly to the rim of the Canon
where comfortable accommodations are
provided for passengers. Round trip
rates to Phoenix and Prescott from San
ta Fe 948.85, limited six months from
date of sale, for particulars call on any
agent of the Santa Fe.
W. J. BLACK. G. F. A., Topeka, Kas.
H. S. LUTZ. Agent.
. . Santo Fe. N. M.
Engraved VlBltlng cards with or with
out plate furnished by the New Mexi
can Printing Company.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Redemption Call.
To the holders of Territorial Certifi
cates of Indebtedness under the law: of
1899:
The undersigned Treasurer of the
Territory of New Mexico, hereby gives
notice that 20 per cent of the amount of
Certificates authorized by Chapter 69
of the Session Laws of the Legislative
Assembly for the year 1899, entitled "An
Act to provide for the payment of the
deficiencies In the territorial appropria
tions of the various fiscal years up to
and. Including the 49th fiscal year," and
the interest thereon, will be paid by
him on the presentation and surrender
of such certificates at his office in the
City of Santa Fe, and that interest on
such certificates will cease thirty days
from the date of the first publication of
this notice. The number and amount
of such certificates so to be redeemed
has been determined by lot, and are as
follows :
In series "A" in denomination of
$1,000, the following numbered certifi
cates, 23, 11, 16, 53, 2, 54, 22, 50, 47, 7, 41,
all bearing date 1st day of March, A.
D, 1899.
In series "B" in denomination of
$1,000, certificates numbered 49, 10, 48,
20, 44, 15, 43, 26, 21, 28. In the same ser
ies in denominations of $500, certificates
numbered 1, 13, 10, 8, In the same ser
ies in denominations of $100, certificates
numbered 14, 69, 20, 49, 27, 61, 56, 9, 48, 12,
15,28,62,26,11.
; All of such certificates in series "B"
being dated the 1st day of March, A,
D. 1899. ' . '
This notice being given in pursuance
of Section 3, ef the said Act of the Leg
islative Assembly.
Dated , Santa Fe, New Mexico, Jan
uary 29, 1903.
J. H. VAUGHN,
Treasurer of New Mexico.
RANGES "Tried and True." Excel
lent features, with reasonable prices to
Introduce them. Fully guaranteed.
DAVIB, the PLUMBER.
"THEY SABE HOW."
Business is business. Every fellow
to his trade. Mixing drinks is our
business and our artists "sabe" now to
mix 'em. You can get what you call
for here from a high-ball to a board off
the roof. W. N. TOWNSEND,
Prop, of The Arcade Club.
BROUGHT FROM DENVER.
New York Counts, Black Bass, Moun
tain Trout, Spaniah-Mackerel, Bull
heads, Frogs Legs, Pompano, and Sal
mon. Call at the Bon-Ton Restaurant.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggist refund the money If it falls
to cure. E, W. Grove's signature is on
each box. 25c.
STENOGRAPHY
R. A. W ATKINS, Stenographer; Of
fice with H. N. Willcox, Catron Block.
Stenography and Typewriting by piece
work.
Spanish Taught.
Spanish taught by competent Spanish
teacher. Fourteen years experience
Terms reasonable-. Translations solicit
ed. Address J. C. Martinez, care New
Mexican, .
Notary Public, Stenographer and Type
writer. Translations
From Spanish Into English and f oin
English into Spanish carefully made.
Office with U. S. Attorney for tho Court
of Private Land Claims, Federal Build
ing. Fbancisco delgado.
' Santa Fe, N. M,
WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OK CHAR.
aoter and good reputation in each state (one
in this county required) to represent und ad
vertise old established wealthy businessliouse
of solid liuancial standing. Salary $21.00
weekly with expenses additional, all payable
in cash each Wednesday direot from head of
fices. Horse and carriage furnished when
necessary. Keierences. ftuoiose seir-aa
dressed envelope. Colonial Co.,Caxton Bldg.
Chicago.
KILLED IN KANSAS.
And now at the Bon-Ton where you can
get them: Quail, Grouse, Prairie Chic.
kens. Ducks, Snipe, Venison. Cill and
be convinced.
Notice for Publication.
(Small Holding Claim No. 2178.)
Department of the Interior .
Land Office at Santa Fe. N. M.. Feb. 18. 1903.
Noticejis hereby given that the following
named claimant has mea notice or nis inten
tion to make final nroof in silDDort of hit
claim under sections 16 and 17 of the aot of
March 3, mi (26 Stats.. 834), as amended by
the aot of February 21, 1893 (27 Stats., 170), and
that said proof will be made before Register
U. 8. L. U. at Santa Fe, N. M , on March 30,
1803, is: Sw H nw H and lot 4, sec 3; se U ne
H and lot l, see 4, tp is n, r e, n. si. r. a,
lUiloHiin.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his actual continuous adverse possession of
said tract for twenty years next preceding:
the survey or the townsmp. viz :
Jose Romero, of Agua Fria, N, H.i Sixto
Garcia, of Santa Fe, N. M. : Felipe Pino, of
agua jrria, n. ju.; aooeri a. tvinison, or Ban
taFe. N.M.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of said proof or who knows of
any substantial reason under the laws and
regulations of the Interior Department why
such proof should not . be allowed will be
given an opportunity atthe above-memioned
time and place to orofs-exainlne the witnesses
of said claimant, and to offer evideuce in
rebuttal oi tint suDmitteo uy claimant.
Manuel R. Otebo, Register.
THE SIP FE
South Side of Plaza
We handle nothing but what Is
first-class in the Liquor Lino.
CALIFORNIA AND
IMPORTED WINES
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
We deliver any goods bought of
us to any part of the city and
Special Attention is given to
Family and Mail Orders, i'ou
will find our service first-class.
SMMRSTOHE
Snokin Will find Cigars and To-,
bacco to Suit Their Taste at
This Establishment
EAST SIDE Of MM - SANTA FE, I. M.
W, T. CUTER, Prapriitar.
Ireland's
Headquarter's For
Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars.
THE OLDEST DRUG HOUSE IN SANTA FE.
All Kinds of
Designs in.
Filigree Fob Chains,
Filigree Neck Chains,
Filigree Souvenir Spoons
,. Filigree Brooch Pins.
Filigree Bracelets,
Filigree Card Cases,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
How About Cigars?
We have the leading brands such as:
CHILDS, F0NTELLA, OWL, J. F. P0RTUANDO, SIGHT DRAFT AND
OTHERS IN 5 CENT GOODS. THE TQM MOORE, GEN. ARTHUR,
PREFERENCIA, EL SIDELLO, OLD STATESMAN, CHANCELLOR, AND
OTHERS IN 10 CENT GOODS. SANCHEZ y HAYA'S ifEY WEST
GOODS, PORTO RiCO CIGARS, MANILLA AND OTHERS TOO NUM
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If You Wan, a PERFECT SJHOKE, Not TOO DRY nor TOO
MOIST Try Our Cigars.
CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO
FISCIER DRUG COPjPAJW
230 San Francisco Street.
BAYLE'S 2
Ping-Pong Pickles
Yum-Yum Pickles
Lunch Herring
English Mustard
Hot Stuff
Bayle's After-Dinner and Deviled Cheese, Royal Luncheon
and MacLaren's Imperial Cheese, Edam, Imported
Swiss, Roguefort, Limburger, American
Cream, and Vaterland. Full Cream
Brick Cheese, Salted Peanuts.
If. S. iAUJVE & CO., Grocers.
LEO MM
WHOLESALE
' and
RETAIL
SEALER IM
SALT
Only Exclusive Grain House in Cltv
BOWLING ALLEY NEWS f
Santa Fe, N. M., Feb. 14, 1903. -The
highest score for the week was
203, made by D. A. Day. Will give two
weeks' free rolling to anyone beating it.
There will be a match game captained
by Judge Henry Pacheco and
, Tuesday evening, at 8 ,: o'clock,
with five on a side. They will chal
lenge any five in Santa Fe, 2 out of 3,
for a purse of $5.
Ladles, do not forget that Thursday
evening. February 19, is free to all la
dies. No gentlemen admitted without
C. W. DILTS,
BASKETS
BLANKETS
POTTERY
ABE
GOLD'S OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
OOLD.
Mexican Drawn Work a Specialty,
I SAN FRANCISCO ST., CORNER BURRO ALLEY.
Pharmacy
A Full Line of
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE.
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY.
ETC., ETC .
Vlaruifacturer of IWex
ican Filigree Jewelry.
South Side Plaza - Santa Fe
SMOKED .
Finan Haddie
White Fish
Salmon
Halibut
Herring
0 0 0
FLOUff, HAY,
GRAIN, POTATOES,
and SEEDS.
lady partner. Miss Burma Dllts will
be there,to Instruct and assist in play
ing. She Is second champion of Colo
rado, and champion of her age with a
score of 186 and 180, making an average
of 183. Ladies are cordially Invited.
The best of order. ,
Did you ever try bowling? There is
no more healthful and pleasing exer
cise. The old and young, male and fe
male, enjoy it. Try it once and you will
again. " .
Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED 1859
ABE GOLD, Proprietor.
WkolMiMiil Retail Bulir la
INDIAN
AND
MEXICAN
CURIOS .