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VOL.32.
SANTA FE, N. M., MONDAY. JULY 1. 1895.
NO 109
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W. H. GOEBEL,
Catron Block
WAGNER &
DBALKBS IN-
FURN1ME & QHSWA1
MM, TIME AND STOVES.
We have a full line of Picture Frames and Mouldings and in fact
everything in the household line. We will furnish you from the
parlor to the kitchen on easy payments and bedrock prices. We
carry the largest stock in the city. We repair all kinds of furni
ture, sewing machines and muscal instruments. Remake mat
tresses and all kinds of upholstering.
PALMHOTEL,
SANTA FE, N. M.
THE OKLY FIRST CLASS HOTEL IB THE CITY.
RENOVATED THROUGHOUT.
Terms, from $8.00 to $4.00 per Day. Special Bates to Persons or Parties
by the Week or Month.
HERMAN OLATJSSEN, Prop.
S- WEDBLES.
WHOLKSAI.K
Office and Warehouse
Santa Fe,
uottfrieil Schrobcr, President.
BRKWEES AND
b siii puis
Santa Fe Lager Beer.
' MAMUMOSVBMS 0
SODA MINEPAL & CARBQNUTED W&TERS.
PATRONIZE THIS HOME INDUSTRY.
Palace Avenue, - - Santa To N. M.
COAL & TRANSFER,
LUMBER AND FEED
All kinds of Rough and Finished Lumber; Texas Flooring at
the Lowest Market Priee; Windows and Doors. Also carry on
general Transfer Business aad deal in Kay and Grain.
BUBROW & DAVIS, Props.
J..C. SGHUMAWW,
Boots, Shoes &
Leather Findings.
Sola Agent for the Cart a Pookard Choee.
8anta Fo, tbvr toxica.
Hammocks hold first place for breezy
ooolness. Summer isu't summer without
a hammock. Some hammooks, though,
are worse than none at all, being too
flimsy and badly made to be either safe
or comfortable. It will pay yon to get a
good hammock while you are about it,
even if you pay a little more for it. Our
hammocks have been voted Al by all
who have purchased them. Better not to
lie at all if you can't lie well and comfort
ably. Speak the truth at all times, but if
you lie do so in one of our hammocks. t
Santa Fe. Pi.
HAFFNER
lKIiEK IN
Lower 'Frisco St.
New Mexico.
BOTTLKES 01
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Canadian Sealer Captured by Revenue
Cutter Bush Other Seizures
Likely to Fallow.
Washington, July 1. No surprise was
manifested at the state department over
the repotted seizure by the Rush of the
Salvanna, the Canadian sealer. The faot
that there is a sealing fleet in the pro
hibited waters and that the officers of the
revenue outters have been instrnoted to
prevent illegal sealing indicate, the offi
cials say, that many seizures are likely to
occur before the seas" 'is over.
BXOEBB L - DITUBES.
The exoess of ' iment expendi
tures over receii for the fiscal year
ended yesterday was $12,825,619.
OUBBENOY STATEMENT.
The monthly statement of the comp
troller shows the amount of the national
bank notes outstanding on Jane 30, 189S,
to have been $211,600,698, which is an in
crease for the year of $11,811,391, the in
crease for June being $212,669; the
amount of circulation outstanding, based
on United States bonds, was $186,062,
098, an increase for the year of $5,198,
514, and for month of $16,092,521;
the amount of lawful money on deposit
to seoure circulation was $26,690,723,
which is a doorcase since Jane 30, 1891, of
$1,152,183; the amount of United States
registered bonds on deposit to secure
circulation was $207,680,800, of which
$10,165,500 was in 1 per cents of 1895;
the amount of deposits to secare public
deposits was $15,278,000, of which, $375,
000 was in the new 1 per cunts.
Smoke the Crown Medal cigar, only
to be had at Ireland's Pharmacy.
THE MARKETS.
New York, July 1. Money on call
nominally easy at 1 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 2 3.
Silver, 66; lead, $3.12.
Chicago. Cattle, best natives steady,
others weak to 100 lower; Texas steers,
$2.80 $1.60; bulk, $3.10 $1.00.
Sheep, 5 10c lower; spring lambs,
steady.
Kansas City. Cattle, market weak to
10c lower; Texas steers, $2.75 $1.00;
Texas cows, $1.15 $3.00; beef steers,
$1.00 $1.65; native cows, $1.60 $3.80;
stockers and feeders, $3.00 $1.25; bulls,
$1.90 $3.00. Sheep, steady.
Chicago. Wheat, July, 69; Ang.,70.
Corn, July, 15; Sept., 17. Oats, July,
238 i Aug., 21)4.
Balfour and Chamberlain He-elected.
London, July 1. A. J. Balfour, first
lord of the treasury, and Joseph Chamb
erlain, seoretary of state for the colonies,
were both re-elected to parliament to-day
without opposition.
When you have that tired feeling
step in and take a pepsin phosphate
at Ireland's Pharmacy.
Home's Yaeht Winn.
Rothesa, Scotland, July 1. Gould's
Niagara won the eleven mile raoe for
small ynohts to-day in three hours, thir
teen minutes and forty seconds. The
Britannia beat the Ailsa by two miles over
a fifty mile oouse. The Valkyrie did not
race on aooount of the rain.
This is for you! Smoke a Diamond
D cigar. Best 5 cent cigar on earth.
Can only be had at Ireland's Phar
macy. Distillery Troubles.
Peoria, 111., July 1. There it good rea
son to believe that the Oreenhuts will
not be able to get the former owners of
the distilleries, at least not all, to join
with them in an endeavor to obtain pos
session of the properties.
Headquarters for fine soaps and all
toilet articles. Ireland's Pharmacy.
Tennis Champion.
Philadelphia, July 1. Miss Juliet At
kinson of New York won the tennis cham
pionship of the United States by defeating
the former champion, Mies. Helena B.
Helwicr, of the King's County Tennis clnb,
New York. Soore 61; 61 ; 62.
Not tho cheapest perhaps, but it
will always be the best in Santa Fe.
Ireland's Pharmacy.
A Strong Team.
Chicago, July 1. John L. Sullivan,
ex-champion pugilist of America, and
James J. Corbett, present ohampion and
Sullivan's conqueror, will probably be in
the same theatrical company next season.
William A. Brady, partner of Corbett, In
an interview las'-.-night disolosed that while
no contract had been made with the
"big fellow" as yet, a verbal agreement
existed that was binding on both sides.
What you can never get at Ireland's
Pharmacy: A substituted article
when the genuine is ordered or want
ed. Some places this can be done.
You have never had any soda water
until you have tried those - luscious
fruit syrups, only to be had at Ire
land's Pharmacy.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair HlEhest Award-
COLORADO DEMOCRATS.
State Convention To-morrow will
Dimply be a Mass Meeting to
Pass Silver Resolutions.
Denver, Jnly L The Democratic state
convention to-morrow will be simply a
mass meeting, no delegates being regular
ly elected and no credentials required
The attendenoo from outside of Denver
promisee to be light. As the Demo
oratio party hns been in a hopeless min
ority in this state for many years, not
much interest is taken in the convention,
the purpose of whioh is to take notion on
tho silver question. There is no question
that the convention will declare in favor
of the double standard and the unlimited
ooinage of silver at 16 to 1, independent
of all other nations, rne young uemo
orate, nt whose instigation the call waa.is
sued, will endeavor to have the conveu
tion go a step further and by resolution
distinctly repudiate President Cleveland
and Seoretary Carlisle. The office hold
ers and those in sympathy with them will
strive to nrevent such radical aotion.
provided they do not eonolude to take no
part in the convention. .
Dt. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hlshut Abdul ead IHpfcSta.
Perished In the Flamex.
Gridley, Cel., July 1. The house of
Trotter Holliday, a prominent ranoher,
was barned this morning. Holliday and
his niece perished.
Try a wild cherry phosphate from
the soda fountain at Ireland's Phar
macy. BUCHANAN ELECTROCUTED.
fciov. Norton Moved to Tears, But Re
fuses to Urant Pathetic Appeal of
Kirs. Buehanan for Her llus
band's lilfe-lied In Thirty
Seconds.
Ponghkeepsie, N. Y., July 1. Mrs.
Buchanan, wife of the condemned mur
derer, made an unsuccessful effort to in
duce Gov. Morton to commute her hus
band's sentence to life imprisonment at
6 o'clook this morning. The woman
sank on her knees before the governor
in pleading for her husband's life, though
grief almost prevented her spunking.
Gov. Morton was plainly overcome.
Tears stood in his eyes as he lifted her to
her feet and told her he could not grant
her reqnest.
DK8PEBATE EFFORTS TO SAVE BUCHANAN.
Sing Sing. The following dispatch
was reoeived from New York: "To
Warden Sage, Sing Sing, N. Y.: The
opinion of the attorney general is mis
leading and misstates the facts as to the
appeal. Buchanan is in the supreme
court of the United States and by United
States lawd your authority is Btayed. You
must ohoose between yonr supposed duty
to the state and obedience to the supreme
laws of your oonntry. (Signed) Arthur
C. Butts, George W. Gibbous."
Mrs. Buohanan arrived on a train
reaching here at 10:30 and was taken to
the residence of the pastor of the Pres
byterian church. Warden Sage sent her
word that she could not see the prisoner.
ACll:Ulthe witnesses were oalled to
the execution chamber. Electrician
Davis was at the switch board. When
the party was seated the electrician put a
bank of incandescent lights on the chair
and sent a current through them. There
were 1,710 volts in the bank.
PBONOUN0ED DEAD IN THIRTY SECONDS.
When the current was switched off the
warden and two guards appeared at . the
door with Dr. Buchanan. He walked in
without a word and took his seat. In
about thirty seconds he was strapped
and in forty seconds pronounced dead.
The voltage of 1,710 was kept on four
seconds, then reduced to forty volts,
which was kept on thirty seconds more.
It was the quickest and moBt snccessful
exeoution ever seen nt the prison.
One thing that will never be done:
A percentage or commission paid on
prescriptions at Ireland's Pharmacy.
Insurgents March on Havana.
Key West, Fla., July 1. A gentleman
who oame from Havana on the steamer
MascoUe reports t$ftt Gomez is marching
on Havana at tho head of 8,000 armed
troops. Gomez says that in a short time
he will water his horses in the Rio del
Almendares and command the capital of
the island. Gomez surprised a garrison
of 1,500 Spanish at Alta Garoia and after
a severe battle routed them and burned
the town.
If you are a stranger ask where you
will go to buy your drugs; nine out of
ten will tell you to go to Ireland's
Pharmacy.
Fatal Bail Disaster.
Pittsburg, July 1. The Cumberland
accommodation on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad ran into an open switoh at
Laughlin station, near here, abont mid
night, and collided with a switch engine.
Harvey Louther, a brakeman, was in
stantly killed. Fireman MoBeth, of the
accommodation, was seriously injured.
A number of passengers were brniBed
and ont by broken glass.
Increasing Wages.
Cleveland July 1. The Otis Steel oom-
pany has announced that, commencing
to-day, all employes will reoeive a 10 per
cent increase in wages.
I don't care which doctor writes
your prescriptions, but take them
wnere you Know tney win De careiuiiy
and accurately compounded. So take
tnem to Ireland's Pharmacy.
Gov. Atkinson Recovering.
Atlanta, Ga., July 1. Gov. Atkinson,
who was so near death last week that his
physicians abandoned all hope, is on the
maroh toward recovery.
Not a doctor in the town but knows
that he can get the best service and
better class of drugs at Ireland's Phar
macy than anywhere in the territory
of New Mexico.
INTERSTATE ENCAMPMENT.
Urand Military Display In 1st. Louis
To-day-Crock Companies
Present.
St. Louis, July 1. The interstate drill
and encampment, under the auspices of
the Fair association, is in progress to
day with oraok military oommands pres
ent from different parts of the country.
Mai. A. S. B. Keys, or the 8d eavalry,
stationed at Jefferson barraoks, assumed
oommand of eamp Hanooek, arriving
with two troops of v. a, eavalry. At 2
o'olock every oommand took part in the
parade through the business part of the
town. Gov. Stone and others reviewed
the parade from the Planter's hotel
balcony.
The following companies and batteries
arein eamp; Phosnix, Ohio, light infantry;
Branob Guards and company 1st in
fantry, St. Louis; Bullene Guards, Kansas
City; Belknap Rifles, San Antonio, Texas;
National Bines, wastungton, u. v.; Chi
eaeo Zouaves; Walsh Zouaves, St. Louie;
Neeley Zouaves, Memphis, Tenn.; Hale
Zouaves, Kansas City; Indianapolis light
artillery; Battery A, St. Louis; Rookville,
Ind., light artillery; Dallas, Texas, artil
lery: Monnt Pleasant Rifles, Bugle Corps,
Washington. The Fletoher Zouaves of
Little Rock, Ark., and the Aurora, III.,
Zouaves are also expected.
Ice cold soda water, only pure fruit
juice syrups used at Ireland's Phar
macy. -
Abont a Cent a Mile
To City of Mexioo and return, over the
Santa Fe route and Mexican Central.
Tiokets on sale July 6 to 20. The oppor
tunity of a lifetime to see the Paris of
Mexioo I
CASE IN CHANCERY.
Charles C. Hitchcock Against Santa
Fe Electric Light & Gas Company
Argued and Taken Under
Advisement Over $5,000
Involved,
Argument in the case of Charles C.
Hitchcock against the Santa Fe Electric
Light & Gas company and the Illinois
Trust & Savings bank, of Chicago, was
completed before Jndge Laughlin in
chambers, on Saturday evening, and the
caso taken under advisement.
It appears that Mr. Hitchoock loaned
the original Santa Fe Electric Light
company $5,000 and took a mort
gage on the property and franchises of
the company as security therefor. Sub
sequently, it is represented, the original
company closed down its works on
Water street, abandoned the field
to the Santa Fe Electric Light fc Gas
company, and the latter company erected
and began the operation of a new
power plant in connection with the water
works, thus depriving the mortgagor
company of the power of paying the
principal and interest of the mortgage
and rendering the idle plant on Water
street comparatively valueless.
Mr. Hitchcock petitions for the ap
pointment of a receiver and a master
and also for a personal judgment to
cover whatever part of his claim may not i
be made good by the sale of tho mort
gaged property.
Messrs. John a. and George W. Knae-
bel represented Mr. Hitchcock and
Messrs. IS. li. Bartlett and IS. A. I1 lake tho
Santa Fe Eleotrio Light and Gas com
pany.
Some people do not like us, I will
tell you the reason, you must pay
your bills if you deal at Ireland's
"narmacy.
Death of ex-President Peixoto.
New York, July. A Bpeoial to the
Herald from Buenos Ayres Bays: A re
port of the death of ex-President Peiioto,
of Brazil, reached Rio de Janeiro on Sat
urday night. It has been impossible to
get details before this owing to the dis
tance from Janeiro to reixoto s home.
The ex-president expected to leave his
home for Rio do Janeiro, when attacked
with the fatal disease, a combination cf
beriberi fever and aboess of the liver,
He was comatose until death.
Best 5 cent cigar in town at Ire
land's Pharmacy.
Arrested for Cruelty to a Horse.
London, July 1. William Simms,
Croker's jockey, was examined to-day by
an officer of the Royal society for the pre
vention of oruelty to animals, regarding a
statement that he had driven a horse to
death on Monday'Jnne 17, in an attempt
to drive from Neir Marltl4- Cambridge
and back, twentyfive miles, within an
hour. Simms said ha drove the horse
from Cambridge to the place where it
died, bnt no faster than a walk. Mr.
Croker had left the horse nt Cambridge
to be shod and was not aware that Simms
had driven the horse until after the
animal's death.
Some of Albuquerque's talent will be
heard in a grand concert on July 1.
Jtcduecd Rates Over the Santa Fe
lioute.
United Societies of Christian Endeavor,
Boston, Mass., July 10 to 14. One lowest
standard flrst-olaBS fare, from Santa Fe
(58.6S $61.60); dates of sale 3 to 6, in
clusive. Good to return until Jnly 27.
An extension to AuguBt 6 may be ob
tained by depositing tiokets with joint
agent of the Boston terminal lines.
Triennial Conclave, unignts xempiar,
Boston, Mass., August 26 to 30. One low
est standard fare for the ronnd trip from
Santa Fe ($58.C5 $61.60); dates of sale
August 17 to 22, inclusive. Final limit
Sept. 15. An extention will be granted
until Oct. 6, if tickets are deposited with
joint agent of the Boston terminal lines.
Baptist Young Peoples' Union of
Amerioai Baltimore, Md., July 18 to 21.
One lowest first-class faro for the round
trip from Santa Fo ($54.70); dates of sale,
July 13 to 14. Final limit for return
August 8, 1895.
National Encampment G. A. R., Louis
ville, Ky., 8ept. 10 to 14. One lowest
first-olaas fare for the round trip from
Santa Fe to Chicago or St. Louis gate
ways and to 1 cent per mile from those
gateways to Louisville and return. Rate
via St. Louis ($42.65); dates of sale Sept.
6 to 8. Final limit for return Sept., 25,
1895.
For farther particulars as to rates and
routes call at oity tioket office.
H. S. Lutz, Agent.
Geo. T. Nicholson, G. P. A.
Best 15 cent cigar in town at Ire
land's Pharmacy.
Fourth of Jnly.
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
route will piaee on sale tiokets at one
fare for the round trip. Dates of sale,
July 2, 8 aud 4, 1895, good to return July
5. This includes all stations in New Mex
ioo, Colorado and El Paso, Texas. For
particulars call on agents of the Santa Fe
route. H. 8. Lutz.
After dinner to-morrow smoke one
of those Amoroso all-Havana cigars,
can only be obtained at Ireland's
Pharmacy.
VLAT-OPENINO BLANK BOOKS
Being satisfied that if you have once
used a flat-opening book, you will al
ways use them, and in order to get
?ou to try one the New Mexican
Tinting Co. of Santa Fe, will sell you
HANS-MADE BLANK BOOKS,
bound in full leather, with patent
x-ju&T-urjBiniJNU stubs, witn your
name and the number, or letter, of the
book on the back in gilt letters, at the
following low prices:
5 Or. (400 pngen) Cntili Hook - 3
fr.(40 " ! Journal i
7 r. (560 ) Lcdaer
, They are made with pages 10)6x16
inches, of a good ledger paper with
round oornered covers. The books
are made in our bindery and we guar
antee every one of them.
Urand Celebration at I'renrott, A. V,
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
route will place on sale tiokets to Pres
eott, A. T., and return at one standard
fare ($30.10). Dates of sale, June 28 to
July 4, 1895; continuous passage in each
direction; final limit for return, July 20,
1895. U. H. Lutz, Agent,
Highest of all in Leavening
ABSOLUTELY PURE
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
Mr.'Jasies S. Duncan has returned to
Las Vegas from California.
There are over 100,000 sheep now
grazing on the mesa east of Lns Vegas.
Over 14,000 brands will be registered
by Seoretary LaRue of the sanitary board,
when all get in.
Crops aronnd Maxwell City are in
splendid condition, and cover a much
larger acreage this year than heretofore,
The Springer Stoekman sportively re
marks: The connty jail is filling up like
the rake-off hole of a big poker game.
Albuquerque Citizen: Mrs. Jennie F.
Doty oommitted Buicide at San Marcial
with a 45-calibre Colts' on account of ill
health.
One new store, aud two new store
buildings almost completed. This is
what Springer has been doing the last
few weeks.
Six tons of ore selected from last week's
output of the Washington mine, Cochiti
distriot, will be shipped and will bring
not less than $500 a ton, it is said.
Conductor Jones, well known to every
traveler on the Santa Fe route, will not
recover from the brain trouble with
which he has been suffering for some
time.
Albuquerque Citizen: The daily news
papers of this oity, Las Vegas and Santa
Fe are systematically advertising the ter
ritory, and deserve encouragement from
the people.
Says the Eddy Current: A branch of a
peach tree containing twenty fine, large
red peaches, from the Sharpe orchard, in
La Huorta, may be seen in the office at
the Hagerman.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail
road company has commenced to adver
tise the Fourth National Irrigation con
gress to be held in Albuquerque in Sep
tember next.
Col. and Mrs. M. 8. nart left Las Ve
gns yesterday, for California, to spend
the month of July, visiting Los Angeles
and Stockton, Mrs. Hart having a sister
at the latter place.
The proprietors of the White Oaks
Eagle have purchased the press, type and
all the furniture belonging to the estato
of Wm, Caffreyj that was UBed in the Lin
coln Connty Leader.
Upon careful investigation the:e is no
doubt thfit-the explosion V-t Hie Lucas
milirnear Eolden last Wednesday morn
ing was the cowardly work of some per
sonal enemy of Mr, Lucas, i
The Folsom Springs Farm, Home and
Herd Round-Up hns succumbed. No
other reason can be assigned than that it
ohoked to death on the name. Editor
Griffetn says he will seek broader fields
for his literary work.
Now that the disputed park qnestion
has been settled there is reason to believe
that the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
companies will unite in making Deming
the railroad center they originally in
tended. This territory has always been self
supporting. The Socorro Chieftain says:
"No one ever heard the people of New
Mexioo oomplaia or advertise their pov
erty or ask for seed wheat, old clothes or
cold victuals."
The school house at Hagerman was
dedicated last Sunday with appropriate
exercises. Hagerman now boasts as
pretty a school house as there is in the
valley, And holds in high esteem I. S.
Osborne, whose efforts have secured for
it an edifice for school and religious pur
poses. The placer grounds around San Laza
rus and the Lucky gnlch are being worked
by the Mexicans, some forty of them now
running their dry washers. They usually
bring several ounoea of the yellow dust
every Saturday night to Goodman, at
San Pedro, where they exchange it for
provisions.
Oerrillos Rustler: W. H. Toothaker,
Judge S. S. King and Dr. Martin returned
to Kansas City Wednesday morning.
While here these gentlemen made a deal
for some valuable mining property near
Son Pedro, and will soon return from the
east prepared for aotive development
work, and if present calculations are car
ried out will put a mill on the gronnd.
The Deming school directors have em
ployed tenohers for the ensuiug year as
follows: For prinoipal, Prof.J.H. Hatton
was re-elected at a salary of $125; for as
sistant in high school, Miss Lanrn Dyer
at a salary of $75; for grammar depart
ment, Miss Alice Seeley Bt a salary of $M);
for intermediate department, Miss Mary
Teelat a salary of $G0; for primary de
partment, Mrs. Alice Smith at a salary of
$75; for Spanish department, Miss Alice
Fullerton at a salary of $30; for janitor,
Jaan Garoia.
Awaiting the action of the government
in establishing a postofilo at the hot
springs, Manager J. O. Flank has estab
lished a private office in one of the upper
rooms of the bath house, with Mrs. Jas.
Winslow in ohargo. All mail deposited
at that office will be Sent in looked pouch
to the poBtoffice in East Las Vegas,
where it will be sorted, oonceled and
dispatohed to its different destinations.
All mail for the Montezuma and Moun
tain House hotels, sent to or deposited at
the East Las Vegas postofdee, will be
sent direct in locked pouch to the springs
office.
F. C. Barker & Co. have daring the past
week shipped 82,300 pounds of fruit from
the Casad orchard. Also quite a q nantity
of apples. Good prices are received for
the fruit and Mrs. Casad Is higbly pleased
with the prospects. A number of letters
were received by t . (J. Barker & Co. prais
ing the peaches and the fine condition
they arrived in at their destination. Wed
nesday, F. v. Barker a Co. made a ship
ment of peaches to one of the hotels at
Los Angeles, who wish to try the famous
Mesilla valley peaches. Las Cruees Ke
puolican. .
Deming Headlight: It is said that the
men of New Mexioo have discovered that
they have no equal rights with women in
the matter of summer attire. Women
have arrogated to themselves tho privi
lege of wearing shirt waists, and, while
men are suffering from the burden of
coats, the laaies unblushingly appear in
their shirt sleeves. So far, no man has
been found brave enough to start a dress
reform movement, but there is no doubt
that the poor, down-trodden sex ought to
be emancipated from the bondage oustom
has pot upon them in the shape of floats,
Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
DUKE CITY TEAM.
Arrival ot the Albuquerque Fire De
partmeut Champions ine Look
ing: Men Kid Gallagher
iu Town.
The running team of the Albuquerque
fire department, wearing brand new white
plug hats, shiny linen dnBters and cham
pionship badges, arrived in Santa Fe this
morning and will at once resume training
on the beautiful Washington street track
in this city.
They brought with them two hose oarta
just alike, their uniforms and other para
phernalia, and evidently mean business.
The following is the personnel of the
team: Charles Allison, N. V. Granger,
William Woodmansee, Sol. Benjamin,
Charles Voorhees, Charles West, William
Mason, Frank Wendall, Joseph Iaherwood,
Stark Ames, William Hayes, H. S. Knight,
Ollie Codington, James Wells, and, last
but not least, "Major," the beautiful
canine mascot of the team. They are a
fine looking lot of young men.
Messrs. John Jaoobi, W. J. Haney and
William Baird accompanied the boys and
others will arrive to-morrow.
Kid Gallagher, who will engage in the
twenty round glove contest with Jim La
Chepell on the evening of July i, also
came up from Albuquerque this morning
with hi3 trainer.
Don't blame vour nhvsicia.n.he onlv
prescribes for the patient, good, pure,
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,. Mayor'! I'roolnmntion.
Mavob'b Office, )
Santa Fe, N. M,, Jnly 1, 1895. J .
Wherean it is provided by section 3, of
chapter 5 of the ordinances of the city of
Santa Fe, "that the mnyor may, by pnblio
proclamation, give permission to the citi
zens of said city to set off and fire squibs,
orackera, gunpowder and fireworks, and
to fire guns, anvils, and cannons, within
such oity, on such dny or days, and in
such place or places as ehall be spsoified
in such proclamation. tT-
Now therefore, I, the undersigned
mayor, under and by virtue of the author
ity so oonforred upon me, do hereby give
permission to the citizens of Santa Fe, to
set off and fire squibs, orackers, gun
powder and fireworks, and to fire guns,
anvils and cannons within the limits of
Santa Fe, from July 3rd to July 5th, 1895,
but only in suoh places and under suoh
circumstance as will not endanger per
sons and property, and the marshal and
polioe are particularly directed to sup
press and prevent the promisonous fire-
ing of fireworks, whenever and wherever
tho same shall nppoar to endanger per
sons and property.
The place designated for the display of
fireworks by the committee in charge of
the celebration on the 4th is hereby fixed
at northwest corner oi plaza and south
end of Lincoln avenue. Given under my
hand this 1st day of July A. 1). 1895.
Cdab. F. l.ABi.EY, Mayor.
Attest: Fbank Andeews, City Clerk.
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