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lie" Daily Hew Mexican
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10.
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METEROLOGICAL.
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Wkathek Bukeau Office of Obskkvek
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H. B. Hkhsey. Observer,
SIMMONSX
Are you taking Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, the "King of Liver Medi
cines?" That is what our reader
want, and nothing but that. It is the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and were never dis
appointed. But another good recom
mendation for it is, that it is better
than Pills, never gripes, never weak
ens, but works in such an easy and
natural way just like nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new ail over. It never fails.
Everybody needs take a liver remedy,
fir.a everyone should take only Sim
inona Liver Regulator.
Be sure you get It. The Bed I
s en the wrapper. J. II. Zeilis. ii
U Philadelphia.
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J. TVFORSHA, Prop.
$2,00 Per Bay, SS
nAtftff In thi. Itilriil.
i'mbk portion of dry.
Special rates by the week or month
for table board, with or without
room.
riotMng Mafls to Order
Sol. Spiegelberg,
CLOTHIER.
Carry a full and select line of HATH,
il.OVi;, etc., aud every
thing fouud in a first class establish
ment. HENRY KRICK.
HOLE AGENT FOB
Lemp's St. Louis Beer.
ALL, KIXIWUF 91 IN ERA I WATKH
The trade supplied from one bottle to a
carload. Mail orders promptly
filled. . '. . . .
GUADALUPE ST. - - - SANTA FE
SOCIETIES.
A. F. fc A. M.
Montezuma Lodge, No. 1, meets on the
first Monday evening of eaoh month at
7:30 o'clock, in the Masonic hall, in the
Kahn block, San Francisco St, Visiting
brethren arc fraternally invited.
W. 8. Habboon, W. M.
F. 8. Dayis, See
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD.
Ooronado Camp No. S, Woodmen of the
World, meets on the second Thursday
craning of eaoh month at 8 o'clock, in
Aztlan hall, I. O.O. F. Visiting sovereigns
are fraternally invited.
J. B. Bbadt, Consul Cotndr.
i. B. 8loah, Clerk.
Vine MoBrayer whisky at Colorado sa
loon. Yon can get engraved visiting cards at
the Niw Mixioah, or have them printed
from yonr plate if yon hs one.
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regulator7
XCHANuE
HOTEL
GENTS
Furnisher
THE SILYER CITY TRAGEDY.
Story of a Trustworthy Eye Witness
of the Affair Completely Exon
erates Mr. Fielder.
MARSHAL CANTLEY WAS THE AGGRESSOR
Cantley Fired Twice Before Field
Pulled His Revolver The Former
Was Intoxicated The Latter
Was Sober Mr. Field
Discharged.
The New Mixioan's announcement Inst
evening of the killing of Marshal C. L.
Cantley, of Silver City, by James S.
Fielder, a prominent young attorney of
the same place, oansed qmte a sensation
in official and legal circles, both men be
ing well known to many people now in
Santa Fe. It appears, however, that the
report, which was sent over the wires
yesterday, was essentially incorrect, Riv
ing an entirely erroneous coloring to the
unfortunate affair.
8T0BY OI AM BYE WITNESS.
Mr. S. P. Carpenter, a well known cattle
man of Grant couuty, who came np on
the train from the south this morning,
was seen this forenoon by a New Mexican
representative. He related the story as
given to him by an eye witness, Mr.
Tony Clark, a merchant of Deming and a
trnstworthy and unprejudiced man, who
had no reason to tell anything bnt the
truth.'
IN THE WHITE BOUBB SALOON.
Mr. Clark told Mr. Carpenter that the
shooting occurred at the White House
saloon, in Silver City, about 10:15, on
Tuesdat night. Cantley and Fielder, who
were supposed to be personal friends,
had been shaking dice at the bar. Finally
Cantley, who had been drinking heavily
and was somewhat intoxicated, abruptly
accused Fielder of Baying something
against him.
Fielder replied that if he had had any
thing to say against Cantley he would
have said it to him personally.
CANTLEY DBEW HIS OCN.
Cantley then asked Fielder if he was
armed, and Fielder answered by saying
that he did not think it was proper for
Cantley to ask him such a question.
Then Cantley drew his revolver and
fired three shots at Fielder in rapid suc
cession, but missed his intended victim
each time.
After Cantley had fired two shots,
Fielder drew his revolver and began fir
ing. He fired five shots. The first missed
Cantley, but three of the other shots
struck the marshal in the left side
IN THE BEOION Or THE HEABT,
and either one of the wounds thna in
flicted would probably have proved fatal.
The men were standing about fifteen
feet apart when the shooting began,
Cantley being at the end of the bar and
Fielder leaning against a railing near the
desk. Cant ley's intoxicated oondition
possibly acoounts for bis poor shooting.
According to Mr. Clark, Fielder was sober,
and used his weapon with remarkable
coolness, holding it up with both hands
and taking deliberate aim.
FIELDHH ACTED IN SELF-DEFENSE.
Mr. Carpenter adds that before leaving
he saw a telegram from Mr. W.B. Walton,
clerk of the oourt at Silver City, to the
manager of his paper at Deming, in which
Mr. Walton said that Cantley was wholly
to blame for the shooting and fully exon
erating Mr. Fielder.
BLUNDEBINO PBEB8 BEVOBTS.
As soon as an inkling of the tragedy
reached Santa Fe yesterday morning, the
New Mexican ordered foil details by wire,
but np to the Hour or going to press it
was only able to procure the meager and
(as it now appears) untruthful dispatch
printed last evening. For the purpose of
showing that someone at Silver City must
have deliberately misrepresented the
facts, the following dispatches sent out
from there yesterday are reproduced:
The Associated Press aooount of the
affair says: "Lawyer James Fielder shot
and 'killed City Marshal Cantley this
morning. Fielder was drinking in a b
loon and made considerable noise. Cant
ley requested him to keep quiet, when
Fielder replied acrimoniously and pulled
his gnn and shot the marshal dead.
Fielder was arrested and is in jail."
The United Press report to the Optic
was in these words: "Silver City, N. M.,
Oct. 9. James S. Fielder, an attorney of
this city, shot and killed Marshal C. L.
Cantley, this morning. The attorney
was drunk and noisy npon the streets,
and the marshal attempted to quiet him.
Words ensued and the attorney pulled a
revolver and shot the marshal dead in his
tracks. Exoitement is said to be running
high over the fatal shooting of an officer
in the disoharge of his duty."
The Denver Times of yesterday also
printed a speoial from Silver City to
about the same effect as the dispatches
quoted,
OEN8UHE MERITED.
The Press associations certainly merit
severe censure for spreading broad-cast
such untruthful and mischievous report
and the person at Silver City who origi
nated them should be smoked out and
taught a wholesome lesson.
MB. f I ELDER DISOHABOED.
A telegram to Judge Bantz, received
to-day, announces that the preliminary
hearing before Justice Uivens, In Silver
City yesterday, resulted in the disoharge
of Mr. Fielder.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
The Building and Loan association
meets to-night., .
County Commissioner Dud row has pur
chased the J. T. Hartley homestead, on
the Agna Fria road.
October, the queen of months, reoeives
many compliments from the weather
wise these days. Perfect days and no
mistake.
WORKS
In curing torturing;, disfiguring, hu
miliating humours of the Skin,
Scalp, and Blood when all else falls.
MlttmatliMltli. wwU. Bridal Dtpott T. Vww.
BUT A Son., 1, King lMwart-tt.( London, rami
itiuia 4JC Cni. Ccop., 8';1 1'ropu , L.ituu. U. d.A.
(uticura
The Woodmen will hold their regular
monthly meeting to-night. Several im
portant enbjeots are to be considered,
hence a full attendance is desirable.
October 10 and Santa Feans are still
plucking ripe raspberries, tomatoes, en
cumbers, etc. Qreat country for the
gardeners and orchardists, surely.
Prof. Perez has not yet deoided whether
his band will accept the offer to take part
in the Denver festivity, though he ad
mits the proposition to pay him $100
and transportation is very tempting.
The rempins of Mrs. De Leon, a native
of France, who has long been a patient
at St. Vincent hospital, were buried yes
terday, the French colony turning ont en
masse to attend the obsequies. The de
ceased leaves a hnsband and one child, a
daughter, 4 years old. The latter is now
under the care of the Sisters at the terri
torial orphan school.
Mr. Wm. Crook, of Pueblo, the well
known railroad contractor, is a visitor in
Santa Fe to-day. There are few better
men on 'earth to-day than plain
Wm. Crook. He and his former associate
in business, Hon. J. B. Orman, have bnilt
more miles of railroad in Colorado than
any other two men. The New Mexican
hopes Mr. Crook will ere long have a
chance to try his hand at railway con
struction in New Mexico. His visit at
this time is significant.
Coming Convicts.
Sheriff Ascarate, of Dona Ana county,
will arrive in Santa Fe on Wednesday
next bringing the following convicts to
the penitentiary:
Jose Campbell, ninety-nine years, for
murder; Ancelmo Cormona, one year, for
killing cattle; Chianka, an Indian, three
years, for murder, and Pedro Velarde,
one year, for appropriating other peo
pie's horses.
hoTforjemezi
The Coehiti Cut-off to Be Completed
on Saturday Through Staffo
from Thornton.
Mr. John Oarrison, who has spent some
weeks securing bonds on valuable mining
claims in the Coehiti district, tells the
New Mexican that the new wagou road
from Bland to Jemez hot springs will be
completed on Saturday. An excellent
road has been built up the main Coehiti
canon and over the divide to the Jemez
valley. "You can, even to-day," said he,
"drive a side-bar buggy from Santa Fe to
the hot springs without fear of n break
down or accident, and make the trip in
fifty-nine miles."
The opening of this road is an event of
moment for Bland and Santa Fe. It will
ont down the demand for grain, hay and
farm products from Sauta Fe, the Jemez
valley settlers hereafter supplying those
articles to Coehiti, but in other respects
an increased merchandise trade will flow
into both the Coehiti and Santa Fe from
that rich and fertile over-the-range conn'
try.
The stage line now being operated be
tween Thornton station and Bland by
Perley Wason is shortly to be extended
to the Jemez hot springs. This move
will mark another red-letter day in the
history of those famouB springs.
Ureat Church Event.
Following are the reduced A., T. & S. F.
round trip rates from points named to
Santa Fe for the church festival October
15 to 20:
Albuquerque $1.70, Belen $2.35, Ber
nalillo 1.4U, Uarthage 3.65, Colorado
Springs $10.50, Deming $6.15, Denver
$13.40, El Paso $6.80, Fulton 95o,Glorieta
60o, La Joya $2.75, La Junta $7.65, Lake
Valley $6.05, Springer $3.10, Thornton
$1, Trinidad $1.35, Lamy 40o, Las Cruces
$5.95, Las Vegas $1.70, Lava $1.10, Los
Lunas $2.15, Los Cerrillos 70c, Magdalena
$3.80, Maxwell City $3.35, Mesilla Park
$6, Nutt $5.80, Pueblo $8.75, Raton $3.90,
Rinoon $5.80, Rowe 75o, San Antonio
$3.45, San Marcial $3.80, Silver City $7.30,
Socorro $3.25, Wagon Mound $2.60,
Waldo 75c, Watrous $2.10.
Dates of sale: From Colorado points,
Uotober 14 to 17; from Trinidad to San
Marcial, October 15 to 19; from south of
San Marcial, Ootober 15 to 17. Tickets
good to Ootober 22.
Mrs. Bush has fitted up the Lehman
Spiegelberg house with comfortable ait-
ting and dining rooms and resumed
keeping boarders. She will give single
meals or take boarders by the day, week
or month. For terms apply to Mrs. M.
Bush, Hanta lie, N. M.
THE KIRKMAN CASE.
Irregularities at the Trial Require
Another Hearing This Time
at Fort Riley.
A press dispatch of the 8th inst. from
Fort Leavenworth brings the following
information touohing a oase which has
excited much local interest in Santa Fe
and throughout this territory:
"The oourt martial of Capt. J. T. Kirk
man that has been in progress at Fort
Leavenworth for the last two weeks, and
has caused a big stir in army oiroles, was
given another sensational turn to-day.
uenerai Merntt telegraphed here dissolv
ing the oourt for permitting irregularities
during the trial, and ordered all the em
oers in the oourt to their respective sta
tions. ..
"The irregularities ' consisted in the
oourt permitting the wife, son aud daugh
ter of Capt. Eirkman to be present and
bear all the testimony during the trial.
At the same time the court exoluded news
paper representatives and Capt. Barrett,
who preferred the charges against Capt.
Eirkman.
"By allowing the Eirkmans in, nearly
all the testimony leaked out in one way
or another and caused muoh feeling
among the famines interested, lien.
Merritt ordered the trial to be oondncted
seoretly.
"A oourt martial with new officials has
been ordered, and the trial is to com
mence again Thursday at Fort Kiley."
It Pays to Advertise.
That it pays to advertise in the Daily
New Mexican is indicated by the follow
ing at hand to-day:
To the Editor of the New Mexican, Santa Fe,
H. M.
Dear Sir: Please change our advertise
ment in this: Add "Local Agent: A. J.
Fischer." Put this at bottom of adver
tisement, left hand corner, ai.d raise the
advertisement up a little. We are very
well satisfied with results from this par
ticular advertisement. While it did not
bring us this agent, still it has brought
three requests for agencies from others
and a few applications tor oataiogues
from out of town.
Yonr trnlr, i
Pinnby & Robinson.
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Important Opinions Handed Down
An Order Concerning Charles A.
Spiess Cases Argued and
Submitted.
In the supreme oourt, yesterday after
noon, the oase of A. M. Gentile, appellee,
vs. Charles W, Kennedy, et al, appellants,
was argued and submitted. Messrs. Cat
ron & Spiess appeared for the appellee
and Messrs. Childers and Rody represen
ted the appellants.
The following opinions were handed
down this forenoon:
In the United States of Amerioa vs.
Alberto Vienn, appellant, selling liquor
to Indians, the judgment of the lower
court was affirmed and the appellant goes
to the penitentiary for one year. The
opinion was by Justice Laughlin, Chief
Justice Smith and Justice Bantz concur
ring.
In the Territory of New Mexioo vs.
Brigida Sisneros de Uutman, the judg
ment of the lower oourt was affirmed and
the appellant was sent to the penitentiary
for two years. 1 he opinion was prepared
by Justice Bantz, Justices Laughlin and
Hamilton concurring.
In Addison M. Janes et al. vs. Marcus
Brunswiok et al., appellants, the judg
ment of the lower oourt was affirmed as
modified. The opinion was prepared by
Justice Laughlin, all the other members
of the oourt concurring.
Chief Justice Smith read the following
order of the oourt:
Territory of New Mexioo,")
Appellee,
vs.
Manuel Oregorio Vigil, I
Appellant. J
This cause having been heretofore ar
gued and submitted to the oourt, on the
briefs filed by the appellant and appellee
herein, and it appearing from the reoord
and brief filed by appellant that Charles
A. Spiess was acting district attorney for
the county of Taos, and as such district at
torney drew, signed and had presented
and filed the indictment in said cause.
And it also appearing from the reoord that
Charles A. Spiess, after the presentation
of said indiotment, and the trial and con
viotion of the defendant thereunder, was
retained by and has appeared for the de
fendant as his attorney in this court in
said cause, and as snob attorney aoting
for and on behalf of said defendant was
erroneously : by this oourt permitted to
appear, after having prepared and filed a
brief forand on behalf of the defendantand
and appellant herein, in which said brief so
filed by said Spiess, among other grounds
for reversal, attacks the indictment, so
prepared, signed and filed by him while
acting as such speoiit district attorney in
said cause; and the oourt being fully ad
vised therein, doth adjudge the conduct
of said Spiess as highly reprensible and
unbecoming his obligations as an attor
ney and officer of this court. It is there
fore ordered by the oourt that the brief,
so filed by the said Charles A. Spiess as
attorney for defendant and appellant
herein, be stricken from the files, and
that the name of Charles A. Spiess be
stricken from the docket as attorney for
the defendant and appellant herein. It
is further ordered that the submission of
said cause, as heretofore made, be set
aside, and that the appellant be given six
days from this date in which to retain
oounsel and prepare and file brief in his
behalf in this cause.
Just before the court adjourned for
dinner, Mr. Spiess filed a petition netting
forth reasons why the above order should
be set aside.
September Tax Collections.
Sol. Spiegelberg, collector of taxeB for
the county of Santa Fe, this morning
turned over to the proper treasurers his
collections for the month ending Sep
tember 80, 1895, as follows: "
Territorial treusurer $ 32:107
County treasurer 649 78
City of Santa Pe treasurer 200 80
Town of Cerrillos treasurer .' 5 87
Total.... .''......'... ...$1,179 00
OHAS.WAGNER,
&
Tinware, Hardware, Stoves,
I have a full line of Picture Frame
and mouldings and in fact everything
in tie household line. I will furnish
you from the parlor to the kitchen on
eaay payments and bedrock prices. I
carry the largest stock in the city. I
repair all kinds of furniture, sewing
machines and musical instruments.
Remake matresses and all kinds of
upholstering. -
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Designated Depositary
R. J. Palen
J. H. Vaughn
STERLING
Sterling spokes don't break, Sterling frames neve r buckle,
Sterling sprocket quickly ennged, Sterling bearings run true,
Sterling cranks can't work loose, Sterling riders never change mount!,
Sterling forks are strongest. Sterling wheels win the roees,
Sterling agents wanted In every town In New Mexioo and Arizona,
Best of references required. "We carry the stock no wait herei" (
The Sterling acenoy la a money-maker. . .
A. J. FISCHER,
LOCAL AGENT.
Jobber
1618
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
Da
CREAM
m
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant.
. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
PERSONAL.
Mr. J. L. Laub is over from Rowe.
Mr. Joe Blakely, the Las Vegas horse
man, is in town to-day.
Mr. Jones M. Fuller returned last night
from Las Vegas hot springs.
Mr. John Corbett, a well known Dem
ing business man, is visiting the city.
Mr. C. B. Reynolds, the sheep buyer
from Raymond, Neb., is at the Exohange,
At the Exohange: Antonio Joseph,
Ojo Caliento; W. S. Elliott, Durango; C.
B. Reynolds, F. KingonRaymond; Wm,
Johnson, Joseph Blakely, Las Vegas.
- At the Palace: O. N. Marron, Albu
querque; Wm. Crook, Pueblo; Jones M.
Fuller, Raleigh; F. W. Riokenbaugh, To
ledo;. J. L. Laub Rowe; John Corbett,
Deming S. P. Carpenter, Sapello.
Hon. A. Joseph arrived from Ojo
Caliente last night and was a welcome
caller at the Niw Mexican office this
forenoon. The ex-delegate is enjoying
excellent health. He will remain in the
city till Saturday at least.
Dr. Elias S. Farah, the Alexandria,
Egypt, dentist, long a health-seeker here,
returned last night from Denver. He
lost four pounds during his ten days' ab
senoe and comes baok satisfied that there
is no olimate superior to that of Santa
Fe. .
IHsortlered Blood.
"I have been suffering from disordered
blood which caused sores to break out all
over me. I tried different remedies with'
out benefit and then purchased Hood's
Sarsaparilla. I have taken them and I
am now entirely oured." Ernest Grein
ert, Roswell, N. M.
Hood's Pills oure biliousness.
John MoCullough Havana etgara at
Ooloradosaloon.
The World's Fair Testa
Showed bo baking powder
so pure or so great to lea
enlng power as the Royal
For Hale at a Bargain.
Good No. 1 first-class bar and fixtures,
ice-chest, and one good combination bit
liard and pool table, for sale cheap for
cash. Apply at xonange office.
Fresh eggs and poultry at all times,
Glorieta poultry farm. Telephone No.
89. w. 11. Keller, Manager,
Milk Punoh 10 ots a glass at the Colo'
rado saloon.
DAVID 8. LOWITZKI
Dealer in
FURNITURE AND QUEENSWARE
NEW AND SECOND HAND.
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Second
Hand Hoods.
GOODS SOLI) ON SMALL COMMISSION OR
EASY PAYMENTS ....
of the United States
President
- Cashier
BICYCLES.
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P1NNEV fb DAniMfiAM
of Bicycle and Bundriea,
K. Second Aye., Phoenix, Aria.
S. SPITZ, The
FIE. 1ST. IM".
S- WEDELES
WHOLK8ALK
C-MB ii f roil.
Office and Warehouse Lower 'Frisco St.
Oanta Fe,
CAKEB AMP PA8THY WADE TO
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HB. CART WRIGHT & BRO
DEALERS IN
Imported and Domestic
QBOCER.I
PRODUCE, FREOH FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES.
Our Confections are Always Fresh.
All principal lines being bought direct from manufacturers in
carload lota, we are enabled to make the loweat prices
: ;.,. to close buyers.
POTATOES AND FLOUR SPECIALTIES
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS IN SANTA FB FOR
: Oliver & Iinboden Company, Patent Imperial Flour. - '
Mosca Killing & Elevator Company, Homestead and Jewel Flour.
J. W. Brown & Co., Dew Drop Brand Canned Fruit, Fish and Vegetables.
Chase & Sanborn, Fine Coffees and Teas.
T Goods for campers and out of town customers carefully packed
without extra charge. Mail orders solicited.
TELEPHONE NO-4.
J. G. SCHUMANN,
Boots, Shoes &
Leather Findings.
Sole Agent for th Dvrt ft Packard Ohoet. .
Santa F.,
THE SANTA FE
Santa FeLagor Beer.
MiMurAOTcasas 0
SODA MIHEPAL & CiRBOrlATtD WATERS.
PATRONIZE TjfflO HOME INDUOTRY.
Palace Avenue, - - Santa Fe N. 21
Jeweller.
This winter balls will claim their usual
place on the schedule and ladies must be
ready for them. Such preparations in
volve liboral selections from our stock of
jewelry. We shine and sparkle with a
brilliancy that eclipses everything. Like
the belle of the ball we are beyond rival
ry. All the taking novelties of the sea
son are here. We exemplify fashion in
its highest sense. Thete is more to see
in onr display than we can tell. Jnst
bnug your eyes and aee for yourself.
DEALBB IX
New Mexico.
ORDER.
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