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White Oaks Eagle, 03-15-1900

John Y. Hewitt Wm. Watson

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WHITE OAKS ^EAGLE.

VOLUME

^IX. NO.

H. WHITE OAKS, LINCOLN CO., NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY, ^MAUCII

^{15, lfioo.}

^OXE DOLLAR ^AND FIFTY ^CTS.

^A

YEAR.

BRYAN AND

CALDWELL.

Tflfl "paso Q.pccry ^Qoinfany9!

WHOLESALE DEALERS

--1N-

Staplc And. Fancy Groceries.

AVe make tlie lowest casli

prices

on groceries in

the Southwest! Distributors

for

'Iillslmry''s

Best Flour,1

the

Best

Flour

in

the World,

and

'Pill shiny's Vitos,"

the

Ideal

Break-

fast

Food.

Ask your

Grocer for

them.

^{N wn .} 200 Overland and 200to 206, S. Oregon Streets,

1HI Paso,Toxns.

1082 Tuttle Paint ^ftp Glass ^{(3. lOOO.}

THIS SPACE IS FOR ZJEGLER BROS'

SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.

WALL-Pape- r

Headquarters,

WINDOW-Glas-^s Headquar-

ters, Painter's Supply

Headquarters.-

- wiy

^v

1882 TUTTLE PAINT m ^{GLASS Co. 1900.}

"319 ^{San Antonio St., El} Paso, Texas.

HAMjtfGK-BROW-

N

pSnoe(W 171 ¹ E. T. COLLIER,

QjJ ^.

Dealer

^{iii -}

--

The Han

Who Limps

As he walks does net bay

his

Footwear of us

If

he ^{did he} wou

^!d

not

General Merchandise.

PRICES ARE RIGHT

irrip.for our SHOES fit:

the ^{feet, arjd} when shoes:

fit they are comfortable

QUALITY ^TTlffK BEST.

fiardly ^{elbow room in oeir}

of the ^iOSp--

^I

^{of Business, go eompefe} with as ^{is oat}

Qome in and ^see the WAY we ^ft-

^-

K ^{rakauer, 2ork & jTToye,}

mcdem storekeepers,

Taliaferro Mercantile Trading ^Co.

El Paso. Texas, and ^{Chihuahua, Mex,}

WHOLESAIE

^and.

BETAIL

EEALEBS ^IXT

V.on,WiaaQns and Miaron

^Wa-ter-B,

rXo,'p''3vj1t.vjraL mpemo,rA'te,

Painls, Marnahes, olo

SwIZXTIITGi

Supplies a

^SpeciI-ty-.

The following ^was published ⁱⁿ (he Denver Evening Post, Feb., 27th:

Information has ^licen received nt the national Democratic ^head- quarters that conmlcd effort ^is being made ^by Populists of ^Kan- sas to have the date of the ^nation-i-d

Populist ^{convention changed} from May ⁹ to July ^{4 and trans-} ferred from Sioux Falls to Kansas City. According to reports brought ^by Democrats frcm the West about the meuting of the national committee ut Washington, the leaders were slightly ^embar- rassed over the fact that the ^Popu- lists had set their convention for May ^!). Although ^a majority ^of the Democratic committee ^{is re-} ported to have been averse to ^com- promising with the People's party, it wis ^{admitted on all sides that} were the Foj u'ista to select ^a candidate for ^vice president ^who would not ¹⁾⁰ named at a ^Demo- cratic convention, the confusion attending the Hryan-Scwnl- l and

llryan-Watso- combinations ^of

181MÍ would ^be repeated.

Under these circumstances, members of the national ^commit- tee are anxious, therefore that the two parties should agree ^{on both} places on the national ticket. It is taken for granted that the ^Pop- ulists ^will nominate Bryan, and ^H is presumed that their managers wo dispose ^I favorably ^'.oward Caldwell of Arkansas ^as a running in.ttc.

Caldwell also has many friend on the Democratic side, and ^inas- much as the Arkansas judge ^has

Hti intimate friendⁱⁿ Senator Allen

at

Nebraska, it is figured Alien would be pleased to use h's ^in- fluence to have the People's parly convention transferred to K'insas City. The repi rted dan is that the Populists shall meet the day following the Democratic ^conven- tion au^l indorse the Democratic

nominees.

According to Secretary Walsh ofthe Dem wratic national ^commit- tee, Caldwell ^will have ^a strong following ⁱⁿ the

I)jnicr.itie

c in

vention at ^Kwsas City. Chairman Johnson ^of the national executive c ommittee ^{is also} pirtial to ^Cald--w

" _{a vico} presidential eligible.

CIRCULAR.

Kills anil Itfgiiluliuim Governing the

I'm)of^{Tlinlioi-- mm} I'ulilic Mlnoriil l.amlit.

DEPARTMENT Of^'JHE^1NTER10U,

CF.NKItAL LAND OKFICK,

Wahhinuton, D.0.^{January IB,11K0} Hy virtue ^of the power vested in the Secretary ^of the Interior ^by

Ihe first section ^of the net ^of June

'A, ltsTtt, entitled "An ^met author';.

inn the citizens of Oulorado, ^Ncv-- iida and the Territories to ^felland remove timber ^on the public do main for mining and domestic purpoBOH," the following rules and regulations are hereby prescribed

1. The act applies to the States of Colorado, Nevada, Montana Idaho, Wyoming, North Dakota South Dakota, ^mid Utah, and the Territories ^{of New} Mexico am

Arizona, ^{urid nil}othermineral dis tricts ^of the United Stntts.

2. The ^hind fioin whicli limber may ^be felled or remove ^I under the provisions of this net, must ^be Known to lie a strictly mineral chfinicler ^mid "not subject^to entry under existing ^laws of the United .States, except ^for mineral entry."

I'arties ^who take tiuibrr ^from the public lauds under assumed ^au- thority ^of this act iii ^{1 -1} stand pre-

pared lo show that their acts are wj bin the prescribed ^of the

yAAWAWvWAAAWMMWAWAWAWAWAWAV

Wall

DRY GOODS GLOVES

OOTS

NOTIONS HATS, CAPS

05 ^{on aeeoant}

What tu Do I'nlil His Doctor .Arrives.

It

^is very hard to stand idly by and see our dear ones suffer while awaiting the arrival of the doctor.

An Albany (N. Y.)dairyman ^call- ed at :i drii'j; store there for ^{a doc-} tor to come and see his child, then very sick with croup. ^Not finding the doctor in, he left word for him to come at once on hisreturn.

lie ^also bought a bottle of Cham-

berlain's Cough Remedy, ^which he hoped would give some relief until the doctor should arrive.

In ^a few hours hereturned, saying the doctor need not ^{come, as} the child was much bettor. Thedrug gist, ^Mr. Otto Scholz, says the family has since recommended Chamberlain's Cough remedy to their neighbors and friends until ^he has ¹ constant demand for ^it from that part ^of the country. Forsale by M. G. I'aden Druggist.

Notice Oif Suit.

In thoDistrict Courtof the I'iflh Jn lirial Districtof tliu Torritory ofNew Mexico, within ami for tin County of Linri'lu.

Lowontlml&Mvycrn, itliim coinpimeu of Knnlirm)i(l

I, weall,,.! an^I Eruest _S s0-_- VH,

AliinO'Neil, Dufi'ndiiiit J

Tlwaaiil iMcmlaiit.Altnii O'Scil, in lioroliy nottlU'il thai uhuit huí hei'ii coiniii 'iici'd ^Kiiiimt her in tli ^HitiII)itiiot Court, within ami for llm Cimiity ofI.inoln, Territory ^{, by} siii.l liow.'iitlml ^.VMoyorH, pliiintüT, to olit tin judgment fortheminiof1'ívh Hiia ircd Dollniv, teKKilicr withintirot tlu'iomfrom thn ltltlnlny of Si'pt.'inlier, A. 1). I lit Ilia rute of tw lvu

iprI'i'iit., tiwnthcr with tlio fiil't'inr miia of ti'ii

upnitlio ^11:11mat u b tirniiy'ii ^fe--,

nuilooNtttolib HiMu.l. ou a c.Ttiiiu promlm ry note ilntcil Mnrch l'llli, ^{iliin nix} iiioiiIIih

ufu-- d.iti', imyiililo to t!io onliir of^L.woiithiü ^.V Mayors.c illiiiK for K.V3HuⁱIml^DillnrK with intiri'Mtut ^I'--'pit^ciMit priiriniini frminritiirity until p iiil. an ^Iwitli nttorui-y'i-i fm^{of ten per}

Kiltinmlliiinn to otii.-- oixtH. uii'l híuuii! Iy

Aliim O'Neil an^I.John T. ^I',liiinki; to huvu liill 1IIWll Itl ^f- I II ¹ 11 (l.'TO '.l ti hi" n lien¹¹ innilthat^c rtnin tract^{of Inn.I oneIit!f} mile in wi'lth^{on eni'hnirlrf} of the Hio flomto.

11111I oiiniiui'liriuK nl^{Hi Wo} tIxiumli yline of^Ihe

Kurt Haiton ^{Milit try} K.'Hirva'ion. ail ^for

length exteuiliiiK wnt froin the point ou nniil IfioHmito where naiil liim-rv.it-l inline criwi

miiil river, upHaiti K;o llouito to the ^Kn--t line of Irnet ofInnd elilinel hy the ^{Ainjiiit V.V} CuttleCo. (mill traet liniiitíroveiod hyiiiortiinre uiveii tone.Mire phoI promiftnory note;) unit in il.fnillt of the it^Idoren. hint, or niiv o:.e fur^11:11 onliTU'hnlf, to pay th hiii.l mim no f un'ilur, lo Iihto minipropel^{t- nniil} for the ^{purpono of} mitinrillU ^Mliil juillinielit

Thai linlerK tlcraid^liifeuilmit c:it ^rnher ^{11 -} peiirnliee^{ill miiil}e.'iiiM" on or before th fitli ilay ..11.^{...I A II Mil In nl mill} r.M.,l..r...l

Uitt'iM her inrniilruinel.j default.

1'ÍHÍiitilT'iittoinejn^{me (InliIii mand} llolnon

.! IIN I'. (iturpl tit,

CI. ik^1.fruid

PER

AT

Ehrnberg ^Paint

I _KL PTsO,

FIB. TÑYL0R&

of the question.

"We ars tlis

law granting such privilege, the burden being on such parties of proving ^{by a} preponderance ^of evidence that the land ^{from whi h} the limber ^is taken ^is "mineral' within the meaning ^of the act.

3. The privileges granted are confined to citizens ^of the United States and other persons, bona ^fide residents ^of the Stab ^s, Territories and other mineral districts, pro vided for in the act.

4. ^Tlio uses for which timber may be felled or removed are ^lim-- ifed ^by ihe wording of the act to 'building, agricultural, ^{mining, or} other domestic

purposes'

'

X It..-.!...- . it. rtpiiMiiiMo.l f ictⁱ

v. iiu timuri ^{IO lit I.V7} iv

t h ^{i l .i} t ^{. t}

ttlietl or iemoveu ¹⁰¹ purposed ui sale or trallic, or to manufacture tho same into lumber ^or other timber product, an article of

i 1: . ^' f ... ^J

ii,,,;

wtiatsoever, except as oinneu in section ^{4 of} these rules and regula tions.

C. No timber cut ^{or removed}

iindni1 fli.k ni'i.tfiLilj-in- j,f llilh! ni'^I

uii ^{u i} nit jhoiinmio ^{vi. iuiu} may be transported out ^of the Stale or Territory where procured.

7. No limber ispermitted ^{to be} used for smelling purposes, ^smelt- ing being a separate and distinct imlnstry from that ^of milling.

S. líogrowing treesofany kind whatsoever ^less than eight inchm indiamt ter are permitted to be cut.

1). Persons felling ^or removing timber under the provisions ^of this act must utilize all of each tree cut that can In profitably used, and must dispn--^{j !} of the

top,

brush an^I other refuse in suc.i manner ^as to prevent tho spread of forest fires.

10. These rules and regulations ^j shall take elleet February ^{J.i, 11W0,} and ^all existing rulea and regula- tions heretofore prescribed under said act ^by this Department are hereby rescinded.

W. A. RtcnvitDs, Acting Commissioner.

Approved, January ^{KS, l'.KX).}

Ii. A. Hitchcock, Secretary.

Old pipers ^'Jó cents ^u hundred at ^fh'n ollice.

General

^{Black--; CjV---}

rS

Conil,,tte stock

smith ^Repair Mm

^of !liU'dm;(Kl' ir"n;

CALL FOR MEETING OF THE

DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE

OF NtW ^MSlaICO.

HcadqiiarturH, Dcmoeriitⁱⁿ Territorial

I^clitl-a-l Cunmiltler.

S.intaFe,N.M,I'Yb.21, ^1000.

Pursuant to theauthority vested in ^the-- undersigned, as Chairman of the Democratic Central ^Com- mittee of New Mexico, a meeting of said Committee ^ishereby called, to be held at its headquarters, in Santa ^Fe, New Mexico, Saturday, the 17ih day ^of March, A. DJ'JOO, at two o'clock p. m. on said day, for the purpo.se of calling a Dem ocratic Territorial Convention, and designatingthe place and time

i

...

^{. ., . .}

01 iiuiuiiil; suco

iuueiiiiou,

¹⁰ elect delegates to the Democratic National Convention to ^be held at

Kansas City, Missouri, ^on the 4th day ^of July, ^A D. ^l'JOU, and for the transaction of such other^bum ni'ss as may como before tho ^Com- mittee.

A full attendance of the mem-

bers of the Committee nt such meeting ^is earnestly requested.

Chas. ^h Kasi.ev, Attest: Chairman.

A. 1. ^RiXt:nAN, Secretary.

How to Save Horlor HUI.

Yc have saved many doctor bills since webegan using(Jhiniberlain's Cou.di Remedy ⁱⁿour home. We keep a bottle open all the time mid whenever any of my family r myself begin to catch cold ^we begin to use the Cough Remedy, ai.d as a result ^we never have to 'send awav for ^a doctor and incur a large doctor bill,

fir

^{Chamber- -}

Iain's Cough Itemed^y never fails cure. It ^is certainly a medi cine ^of great merit ^ami worth. ^D.

S. .Mi AiiKt.K, (ieneral Merchant and ^' Farmer. Mallic, lied ford county, Pa. For sale by M.

(.

Poden.

DESIGNS

1

PATENTS

^ANOCOPÍRIliHIS 4

UUinmcu 4

ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILITY

Notice in^"inventive Akü"

FREE

lkMk"Uowtoobtaiul'ulvnU"

artjnamodrrat. Nortrlili ^nnV

ÍA'Urrn PtrlcMv confitlontiiil. idrtiM. ¹ E.0. PatentLawr. Wanhinqlon

All Work Done Prompty and at

. : :

Reasonable ^lJrices.

aper

ROLL

A Wall

Paper

^Co.,

TEXAS.

SOfl,

roti'di end finished.

uuztttiuies

ID ^I

H

U RS

McCormxk Mowers, Rakes and Harvesting Machines.

Highest Price Paid For

mí? 00 ^r

L Ll'S

4.

'i

OFFICIAL DIKKCTOIiV.

KKOKRAL.

l'odro Parra, Alliucjuentue.

DolfKHt tuCongrí.

M. A. Olri,^{Hnntate. (iovernor.}

O.^11. Wailac, .HniiUFe Hvcrutury.

W.J. Mili, ^K. M^{Vii;w ChiefJustice.}

Crnmptcitor.l'. M. ⁱ

wV?"" Associats.

John It. Mcr ie. ^J

(Juintiy Vanee, Sunt Fe 8nre)or-Geiiernl-. A.L. Morrison tunedfUilea Collector W.H. lul.ler U.S. District ^Atu.rney

CM. ^{Kuritker, U.} f.^Murulial.

M. K.Otero,hut ^{r'e Kcir. LaudOtliee}

K. K.Holmrt ^Kec. Luud OftVe.

K.Hiilmnue, l.sCrucH lien. Laud Ollire, llonr ^{11.iViWiniin,} 1.a Crucen llec Lamí utliee liuward .eluiul Hoswell Keir. LaudOllire

Terse

nininjj

Definitions. ^' Prospector Man who has a hole in the ground and is the biggest liar ^{in town.}

Proposition man One who wears ^lneed boots and corduroy clothes and never pays his board

bill.

Aísayer One who charges ^you

$1.50 for throwing your samples out of the back door and writing ^a

I. Illimiciitlial ^fc Co.,

EL PASO, TEXAS. $o$

1 Wholesalers of ^Dry

UAUUMVe ^& Furnishi,,, Goods.

Clothing, Boots

k

Shoes, Hats, Notions, etc. etc.

i8j?ges _Stock nnd largest Mssort nient in ^tho Southwest

G. E. HUBBARD ^{& CO.}

D.

n.

AYNP,Prop'r.

Wholesale ^Fruits,

Produce and Commission,

EL. PASO, TEXAS.

HI V'.V A JY ICS:

Pnao rape, Mrxlrnn Orange". I'.utler. Kkk,⁽lieee. Saltt'lah ^c.-- FULL LIKE ^DRIED FRUITSASD KUTS.

W iollclt theTrade of Dealers Only.

cto Company,

and Retail O

W.

^jflL.

IlWIIsr

0 ^Waolosule

PAINTS, OILS

Areltitppfs and Engineers' Supplier

Cray Cleanings- ^-

Regalar Correspondt'iico.

Between forty andfifty Info havo been Bold up to datein tho Dew town ofSouth Cnpitiii) and building therein is K'iiiip fore ward quite rapidly. Anions the buildings under proct'BS of construction are a furniture Btore owned by Mr.

EL ^PASO FOUNDRY

J

^{MACHINE COMPANY.}

- Milling Machinery

^{ASpecialty. c}

TheLargest 'Vorks

ofthe klnJ Inthe Southwest...

Hui('fniioi to

CALDW^ÜTsTcTTXTISIIXaTJLSZa- CO..

Furxeral Directors arvd EtubairrvcrS.-

^-

.Telegraph Orders Parlors 3051.1 Paso St.

THE MTTisE CflSip,

¹

White Oaks Avenue

Imported and Domestic Wines, Liquors

VÍ Yt ,4 Vi

Hi

and

Wit), Lemp's Keg Beer

W Billiard, Pool and Club Rooms

v

EL PASO SADDLERY CO.

DKALKHH IN ^It

A

^{II kinds of Harness}

Jlardware,

4 Saddles

Large line ofSp irtinir ^ion of^nilkind.

SHOE UMMNCSASPlit'lALTV. EL PASO, TEXAS.

Kl

THE MUTUAL UFE IHSDRAHCE"

COMPANY OF NEW YORK r.lCHARD ^{A. McCURDY} Phepoent

CTATEriENT

Torthsyear endingDecember 31,¹899 According to theStandard ofthe Insurance

DepartmentoftheSuite of New York

neos

KmcItoiIfor rrrmlnnn $M,S24,B10 13 I'rom all other^bourccj 14,366,667 9a

$3,800,071 ¹

DISnCRSEMEXTS

To rollry-lioIJer-a for Claimsby

Death Cló,C2D,C;3 (3

To rollrjr-hnlder-n for ^Endoff--

nirnts,DiTidenda, etc. 10,;39,0Ó7V!

rorallotheraccounts 1:1,228,444 13 33,607,480 C3

ssrr3 t'nltcd Ktatft ^{EonC3 and}other

Securities

...

S173,1S3,4C1 71

rirst Men Loans onHorn! end

Mortgage

....

^{71,T01,S:i CI}

Loan on Honda end other S-

ecurity . . ^- . .

.

6.330,000 on LoansonCompany's ToUrlcs 4,374,CU0 ta

IlealEstntuCompany's 12 Offleo

Buildings, and

...

other 'roper-tie-s ^{3,tS0,ú--j C3} Cash In Banks end Trust^Com-

panies 13,012,463 C2

Accrued Interest, Net Deferred

rremlums,etc.

...

Saoi,S44,637^{6.060.637 41}Li

liae:lit::3

Eesorreft, etc. - $251,711,083 Ct Contingent Uuarantoo Fund . 47,062,648 01 Arailablo for Authorized Dlll--

tlenila

...

2,180.000 00

$301,844,637 62

Insurance and Annntttes in

lorco - - - $1,008,665,211 61

Ihave carefully examined the foregoing State- ment and And thesame to be correct ^; liabilities calculated bytheInsurance Department.

Charles ^A.rB.EU.Ea Auditor

ROBERT A. GRANNISS ,t

YMircn R. Gillette General Manager

IsaacF.Lloyd S'i

Frederic Cromwell ^Treasurer

ElIOHV MCCLINTOCK Actuary

W, L.Hathaway, ^Qencrnt Agent lor New Mexico and Arizona. Aibuqnerque, N. n.

The finance bill has passed both houses of Congress, and only waits the signature of the President ^to make it a law. The issue of the administration on the money ques-

tion is now definitely understood.

This law has resulted too, solely from therepublican party without the consent ^of any other nation ^on earth.

A campaigu suit ^is the latestfad of the ltoswell Military Institute.

What has a campaign suit to do with the education of ayoung New Mexican besides it will hit the pocket of his dady so hard that a tremendous kick will boregistered against an institution which makes campaign suitsa factor of expense inthe education of his youth.

Why all this kick about ^a paper trust? Is ⁿ trust of one character any worse than ^a trust of another kind? Ring olf. Newspapers have no more right to condemn a paper trust than they have to fight other combinations, which they pass by apparently overlooked for the reason that ^so long as individ- ual interests are not interfered with the other ^fellow no matter what may^bo the result to his pros-

perity as effected by trust greed, isleft to fight hia battles alone, while newspapers who are owned

ly

trusts themselves are continual- ly howling about higher prices of newsprint.

The passage of the Puerto Eican tariff bill ^is an imphatic denial to the new possessions of ^constitu- tional rights, on which the federal government was founded. The only potent reasons for such a measure ^is that certain interests feared free trade with the Islands would be taken as a precedent in the Philippines. Itisfortunate for the Democratic party that this ^per-nicio-

measure was enacted by a

republican administration, for when the evils consequent to such legislation begin to be felt in this country, it ^{will be n} stumbling block over which republicans will tumblo at every mile post on the path which leads to political pre-

ferment in the coming elections.

Colonel O'Urien Moore, who has been n correspondent for the St Louis Daily Republic for n num-

ber of yoais has assiiniined edito, rial control of the Kl Paso Daily New6. Such talent on an ^Kl Paso Daily will cause ^Kl Paso Journal-isl-^g

to put the best foot forward,

i.

^{L.(iH'rHntiell ltc.LaudOnice}

TElililTOlUAIi.

K.L.Bnmett, Santa Ke Solicitor-Genern- l.

Chas.^A.Spios. MiintH Fu Dist. Attorney.

John ^L). Ilryuii, Lh Crucua.... "

T Finical,Albuquerque "

T. J. Hüiu. Hilvei City "

tilín Alexander. Hooorro "

A.J. Mitchell, liatón "

K. V.Loiik, Ijw Venus "

Julia Krnnkliu^ltoswell "

J.L'Hiliy, Hutou "

E. W Hulbert, Lincoln

JoséSouara, Biiutn^Ke Librarían.

K.L. Wyllys, SantaYa., .Clerk Hupreine Court.

K.H. Horitmiinn,Santa Fe..^Hunt,l'eiiitentinry.

II.U.Hxrw) ,Santa Ke Adjutant (ieuerul.

Samuel Eldodt. Hiintn Fo Treasurer.

Marcelino(Jarcia Suntn ^Ke Auditor, Manuel C.^di--Hiicii,....Supt.^l'ulilio Instruction.

Joliu^{S Clurk.} Iji Vi'tra ...Coul Oilluncetor.

COUNTY.

K V.Hulliert ⁾

W.M.Clute County Commissioners.

KttolanoHunches )

Demetrio ^{Pero Sheriff.}

W.K.Illniiotmrd Probate Judue.

Jiilin^A.lialay....Suporlutndt'U I'uh.^Schools.

I.Ii.Allulla County Clerk

H. K. Ilumm ^Assessor.

II. Lutz ..Treasurer^{A Collector.}

"

White Oaks Eagle"

8. M.Wharton, Kiütor ^miel Prop'r.

Terms of Subsoiíiption:

One Year(in advanco) ^11.50

HixMonths, " ^1.00

Three ^{Months " 75}

Kntered at Postoffice, White Oiiks, N. M.,a

second-olsssms- 'l matter.

THURSDAY. MARCH ^{15, 1000.}

Official Paper of Lincoln County

The ^woolmiirket ^{shows a}decline in prices sincethe ^{first of} the year.

Twelve thousand ^{shells were} thrown into Lndysmith, nnd only

8.") of the Garrison ^were killed, and 188 wounded.

Eugene ^V. Debbs says his ^party Social Democracy believes in trustB, butjalso believos in ^govern- ment control of them.

Oom Paul ^is now ready to treat for peace The conditions ^of which are probably the independ- ence of his republic.

The ^finale of one^{of Hie} hotest political contests ever known ⁱⁿ the city Omaha, Neb., has resulted iu the election ofa republican for Mayor.

The Tanner-Cullo- split in ^Il-

linois republicanism ^is not ^calcu- latedto addstrength totheparty in

that

^{state in the coming state and} national elections.

The conditions at Lndy Smith at time ^of relief are more accurate- ly portrayed by certain passages in Dante's Inferno, ^gays a war

thaucan^be found ^{any-whe- re} else.

There ^is no question that should a sense ^of justice be manifested toward the Puerto Ricans by the Administration, that Islandshould have the privileges ^of freo trade with the United Slates.

The republicans of Lincoln county were powwowing nt the capital last^week. The object was a

county convention ^to elect ^dele- gates to the territorial convention to be hold at Socorro, March ^17th.

Hryau ^is encouraged over the reception teudered ^him by Texas Democracy, There is nothing doubtful about Texas Democracy,

the-^- encouragement ehouM come from tatos where on additional Democratic vote would elect

r

majority ^of pmtitleutinl electors.

It

will be interesting to notice the effect ^of the highor prices of

cotton ^on the acreage planted by

the southern farmer the coming soasoii. When there is a hhoitage of thecotton crop from any

caue,

the ^{acreage is so} increased the following year thatin caso of ^a goo^I yield prieai are again forced btdow cost of production, and additional mortgages on thecotton fnr.ni is tho inevitable result,

certificate.

Mine promoter One who has unlimited capital behind him, but not any in front ^of him; his watch in souk.

Mining engineer One who makes fanny figures on bluzzed stumps and charges ^a big price.

Amalgamator One who wears loDg finger nails, draws ^{$5 a}shift and deposits ^{if10 in} the bank every day, ^if the ore is ^low grade, and more in proportion.

"49er" One who came to the coast in the "fall ^{of MS)} or the spring ^of '50," and who knows where there are diggings that ^will pay $1.50 to the pan, and ^is going back just as soon as 6pring ^comes.

Miningreporter One whowants you to subscribe for his paper, wants to write up your property, and wants you to take him out in the best buggy in town, smokes your best cigars and borrows^í'5.

Tenderfoot "Willie boy," just out from the east. Carries ^asmall arsenal with him, ^goes out pros-

pecting with shot gun and fishing rod, buys^a salted claim and gets money from motherto come home in the fall.

Expert miner One who loafs around ^town lookini' for ^{a ob as} superintendent of a property, but

would be foreman if he can t be

superintendent; and who worked on the Comstock in '70 and has been idle ever since.

Mining expert One who talkp about formations, ramifications, stratifications, dykes, zones, dips, spurs, ^aDgles, teligtites, oozites, seddemites, and all the other ites and tites; can seeamile into moth er earth and invariably condemns the couetry.

"Local mill man ^of note" One whohas been on the eve of ^start-- for South Africa or some other far

oft region for several years, to take charge of the construction ^{of a}

1,000-stam- mill for aLoudon syn-^-

decate; ^a man who has been posi tively known to have constructed a sawmill. .

The whole world would like to see peace in South Africa besides the unsettled stateof public affairs in England and the Boorrepublic the evil effects of the war are felt in a business way everywhere Sherman's definition ^of war,^{whih-no- t}

as polished as it might be, cer tainly hits the bull's eye when ap plied to the conflict between John Bull and Oom Paul. Ilere ^wa an excellent opportunity for media- tion bymeans ofarbitration. Many lives, and money enough to have relieved thousands of suffering humanity in Indiacould have been saved by the Britishcould theevils of this war have been averted.

The ^Boers too, would have retained a republican form ^of government suchas they had and also have prevented much expense, suffering and loss of lifo.

The use of225 typo writers by the ^{U. S.} service in the Philip- pines should make that periodical report to the wardepartment a hot thing,

It

^is no surprise that "Agi"

is on the cuidado with this number of that famous Weyloran war machine after him.

J

udging from the past record of these tremen-don-s

war engines there should not bea Filipino let in the Islandsto tell the tale of destruction of Lis comrades in sixty days. The

ofthe end ^of the war inthe east

'are"

now at hand

0

^{'t is.}

A handsome thingfor trust ^ben- efit will be the passage of a hhip subsidy bill, which will place upon the shoulders ofthe people an ^ad- ditional burden of $200,000,000.

The McKinley administration is certainly settling with the syndic- ates iu a way that could not pos.

sibly be more satisfactory to those creditors. The next settle-nien-t

must be with the people who compose this great government of which ^Mr. McKinley ^is tho chief executive,

J. ^{II. IIIIIXXN CO.}

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Welch oí^JM I'uso,^a printing ofhee, ^a bakery,^ocombined procery ^{Bud furni-} ture store, nnd a tno story building which will hove a Btock of uroceries ^on the firet floor and lodging room8on the second. Two canals are tobe dug one on the north, nnd the othor on the sonth

of the ^town, bo that all dangor from overflow intimeof Hoods will be averted.

Work onthe first ofthene canals is progressing finely nnd the contract hac been lut for digging ofthe Recond.

The output of coal from the mines is

farfrom discouraging as about twenty seven carloads aredaily ei ntto El Paso Tho wires for the telegraph and tele phone lines between North and South Capitán havebeen upfor some daysand the Salado ^is nowthe scene f general activity and business awakening whicl however isbut the poludeto that which is likely to follow in the near future.

Air. Levi wno represents a grocorv firm in ElPiio ^{came up Friday night} and sp.'nt some time in this p'ace. lie fore returning home, he purchased a lot in the infant city.

E. Gonget and wife came 'in from El Paso ^liiBt night. Mr. Oouget is a mining expert and will make hi" home in Souih Capitán where he has already bougutsome property ^,

Liittle seiibie uraymet witn ^{n severe} accident yesterday. His horse full with him mashing his foot so badly that it will be alongwhile before he will have full use of it again.

Mrs. Edith Gray han gone to Iioswell to attrndthe trial of Prank line,aeons od ofkilling her brother. Irvin

Lnnt.

fiorn to Arlhur Williams and ^wife on Mondav. March 12 a son.

NOTICE.

SPECIAL MASTER'S S.U.K.

Intbe Districtfunrt, ^of the Fiftli Judicial Diatriot of tlie Territory ofNew Mexico, rutting within not) for the 1'ounty ofLincoln.

James Hooper, andothers, ('TilAction^Xo.lloT) I'lnuiliUs To enforcH1h eev-

eral Lien of the The Vandorbilt GoldMin-

ina; I'l'UiitilK

Company, nnd Archi upon tlie American bald('lark Foot, Alining

Defendants. t'lmm.

Whereas byths decree of the ^said District Courtin above causo bearing dato the ^{l'.lih day} of October A. D.IWM,the said plaintiff James II. llooimr procured jndxraeiit for the sum of jtUT.G,); and thu saidpiunitⁱIIKr.mci O.Ander son procured judgment for tho sum of ^$L'W24;

and the said plaintiff James Cnvan procured judgment for the sum of ÍIiW.I'm; and the said plaintiffL.Richard ^Hunt procured juditmont forthi^{sum ot $111 !KI;} and the said ^plaiutilT ArthurWilloiinhby procured judgment for tlie sum(ifíIS1.W; and thn said pi.intitr Amos L.

(iaylord procured judmnent for ^{tho sum of}

t:l45.1.r; nnd the said plaintiff John Moore proevtrod judgment for tt turn^{ofI774.Ü9; and} tlie said plaintiff Henry l'vturnon procured judttmont for the sum of $210.70; andthe tnid plaintiff William F. Paul procured jud;nieut for thesuinof ^{S llG.flli: Whieh Raid several snms} were so found mtninst the said defnudnnt. The VanderbiltGold Minina; Company forWork and labor performed in and upon tho American Lode Miaiuu Claim, intheNoxal Minim; Dintrict, In tlie said County ot Lincoln, nnd were ench and every of them decreed to be v?.lid and subsist inn Liens uponthesaid Lodu Mining Claim^:nnd Whereasit w:isulto ami ^decreedby the saidcourt thai^{tbo paid}claims of the said plaintiffs aropriornndsuperior tothe claim of the defend, int Archibald Clark Fxt, under ^o certainMurtk'aKeoxecut d by the said defendant The Vanderbilt Gold Mining Company to the

nid Foot, conveying; the^{aaid American Lode} Mining Claim: uud bureas the^said sums so adjuihitdand decreed to thnsaidset eral plaint iffs, toKetber wth the costs of thesnid suit, taxed atilil.STihavenot been paid nor any or either of them or anypart thereof:

Now therefore, byvirtueof theauthority^vest- ed in me as Special Master mimed aud appoint- ed in said Douree; aud inpursuanceof the sanie I, Roliert K Lund, will onSaturday tho thirty first da of^M irch next,A.I).10Oattin^V ir ^iff

'Jo'clock Noon of siiid day,at the^{main or ork--}i o shaft oi t toMiii American Lode .Mining Claim offer for sale by public auction ^{and will} then andthere sell to the liiitheet hid lorfor instant^cai-b-, thesaid American Lucia Minina;

Claim, nnd allthe hereditaments^nnd appurt' theretoheloiugiuKi or ^{sneh part} w^parts

thereof, as may be found neeoamry tosatisfy the said several Liens nnd tho udii.iM-nt- therefor, tho said costs ofsuit, the iia ^said

elnimt fnnn^thedateof said Dooree until^paid at⁶percent ^perannum, the fee to be decreed bythe court to the Plaintiffs' Attorney for his services therein, and the^ten of mi^{l Special} Master and all other coatsand^expanses attend- ing this sain

Witneosmyhand this24th. day of February A U.^19UU,

Robi:kt ^K. Li nd, Siecial ^Master.

Jonx^Y. lUwiTT, White OuU, N. Max., At

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