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ANTA FJtLi DAILY NEW MEXICANVOL. 27. SANTA FE, N. M., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1891. NO. 276

REMOVAL,Telegraphic TidingsTAKE NOTICE!

:- - S.SPITZ, -- :HGold and Silver

FINE FILIGREE JEWELRYDiamonds, Watches, Clocks and Silverware.

As will be observed from the above thevery excellent idea of making the presi-dent and secretary of the territorial sani-tary commission the president and secre-tary of this new organization has beenadopted. The sanitary board has the ap-pointing of its own secretary and theboard is named by the governor and mintbe continued by the legislative council.The stock growers have recommended toGov. Prince that the new members of thesanitary board be selected from the fol-lowing named : J. K. Saint, of Bernal-illo county ; Richard Hu'ison, of Grant;W. F. Burns, of Rio Arriba; Stephen E.Booth, of San Miguel, and W. R. Slaugh-ter, of Socorro county.

UOUND AUOUT TOWN.

tion residing in any judicial district notrepresented upon the committee by amember of the sanitary board shall havethe right to select one from their numberwho shall represent that district upon thecommittee.

Sec. 4. When any member of the sani-tary board shall refuse to serve upon theexecutive committee, the members fromthe district wherein he lives shall selecta member for the committee to take hisplace.

Sec. 5. The president aud secretary ofthe sanitary board shall be the presidentand secretary of this association until suchtime as a majority of tho members shallvote otherwiso.

Sec. 6. The president shall preside atall meetings ami perform all other dutiesusually devolving upon his ollice, and inhis absence a president pro tern, may beelected.

Sec. 7. The secretary shall keep ac-curate minutes of the proceedings of thisassociation and shall keep a roll of mem-bers. He shall write and scud all com-munications as directed by tho associa

tar and raetory,Nt dour Seoond National BankHa lalM BapniMteMoBf madmi aoudl.Diaiii Ui ad lai Bepairiu Promptly and Ictotly Done

FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.In order to close nut our immense utock we will offer

jrootU at a trii!lin- - margin aiovi cost. Elegant GoldWatches, Chains, Diamonds in all styles, Kings. Gold andSilvi-- r Thiiub'es. .sleeve Ituttoii-- , Scurf Fins, Studs, LacePins, Ear Drops, Gold K.ns and Pencils, Gold and silverHeaded Canes nod Umbrellas. Clocks in great, variety andan endless assortment of beautiful designs in solid andquadruple plated silverware. io use to send east for goods,we w 11 discount any prices given either at home or abroad."We are determined to reduce our stock and turn it intocash. Orders from our friends abroad will receive carefulnttmtlou and at the lowest prices ever before known lu theTerritory.

GEO. W. HICKOX & CO.The Second National Bank

OF NEW MEXICO.

CAPITAL Ji.XJD TJ.P - - S1SO.OOODom a (Mral baakloj ! nl ioUaiti ..troaai of tha prtUa.

L. SPIE&ELBEEft, Pm. W. 0. SIMMONS. Oaahi.REASER BROS.

E DBALEUS IX--

HAY. GRAIN.- :-Dont B A lam !--BUT BAT AT- - Lumber and Building Materials!

Warehonseand Office :!Oasper Ortiz avenue, f

CONWAY'SOyster Bay and Bon-To-n

Iresl Oystere, Fish, Game, Poultry, Kansas City Meats. SHORT

ORDER MKA S a specialty. Op Bay aiOiult Best

Coots in tie City. Ladies' ani Gent's Private Bin-- ll

id Wine Kooms Up Stairs. Don't Fail to Ask for Wine-Li- st !

JACK CONWAY, Prop'r.

FIRST NATIONAL BANKOF ZZ

Santa Fe, New Mexico.Designated Depository of the United States.

PEDRO PEREA, - PresidentT. B. CATRON, Vice Pesident

R.J. PALE W. - - Cashier

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Etiile 1 Asm Sii! Staple and Fancy GroceriesSan Franoisoo St., S. W, Oor. Plaza, SANTA FE, N. B.

PALACE s: HOTELOF NEW

Jolt I ScMelfl, &

Will Surrender Their Aral.Pins Ridos S. D. Jan . 15. Yesterday

Little Wouud, Little Hawk, Crow Do,and Old Calico cutne in from the hostile-t- o

talk with General Miles, under the es-cort of Young Man Afraid of His Horse.Other chiefs are expected. This counuiis progressing satisfactorily. Col. Corbinannounced that the chiefs have assentedto the surrender of their arms.

ThelllinoL Senatornhlp.Spkinofiklb, 111., Jan. 15. The Sena-

torial contest opened in earnest yesterdaywith the arrival of Senator Farewell.This eveninz the Republicans of the houseand renate will met t in joint a icus andnominate a candidate tor United Statesenator. Indications Doint to Charles E.Farewell as that man, but his friends,have many obstacles to overcome beforethat result ts attained.

Hello Tanner?Clinton, Mo., Jan 15. Dr. H. Tanner,

the man who was famous so long for hav-ing fasted forty days, now lives tn a farma few miles southwest of this city. Henow challenges Signor Succi to sit downwith him in Chicago during the World'sFair to test the matter in a ninety-day- sfast on water only ; or, if Bucci prefers,let the fast continue from day to day un-til

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one or the other yields the contest.

Investigation Ordersed.Washington, Jan. 16. In the house,

Mr, Rogers offered an amendant to Mr.Dockery's resolution providing for the ap-pointment of special committee of fivmembers to inquire into the facts and circumstances connected with silver pools inwhich senators and representatives arealleged to be interested ; also to the alleg-ed purchase and sale of silver prior to andafter the passage of the act of July 14,1890, and the names of persons purchas-ing or selling the same, and who are theowners of the 12,000,000 ounces of silverbullion which the United states is nowasked to purchase.

Mr.. Rogers' amendment was agreed to,and the resolution as amended wasadopted.

CONDENSED NE VV 8.

Stanford has been IT. S.Senator from California.

The Illinois legislature has declared forfree coinage of silver.

H. Rider Haggard is in New York on- -route to Old Mexico.

Emma Abbot left a liberal share of herfortune to the protestant and catholicchurches and charity societies.

There is reason to believe that the republicans will try to force an extra sessionof congress. They think the big demo-cratic majority in the house will likely dosome foolish tilings, and they are willingto see an extra session brought about.

RANGE REORGANIZATION.

Th Oattle Raisers of New MexicoGet Together on a Busi-

ness Basis.

Efforts Toward Advancingthe Wellfare of a Great Industry

The

There are 1 ,800,000 head of horned cattlein New Mexico, the value of which is notfar from $25,000,000 and the representativemen of this great industry yesterdayafternoon completed their organizationwhich is to be of such very general goodto all stock interests. Ia union there istrength, and acting upon this principlethe cattle raisers have been at workhere since Monday last. The objectsand aims of this association are best setforth in its articles of association and by-laws which the New Mexican herewithpublishes in full, at the request of the as-sociation, whose members realize and ap-preciate the extensive circulation thisjournal enjoys among the stock growersof the southwest.

PREAMBLE.

Article 1. This association shall beknown as "The Cattle Growers' Associa-tion of New Mexico."

Art. 2. The objects of this associationis to advance and protect the interests ofcattle growers in the territory of NewMexico, to recommend and urge the cas- -sage of any good and ust law or endeavorto prevent the repeal of any such lawaffecting the interests of cattle growersand to aid ia the enforcement of all lawsfor the protection of the cattle interests ofthe territory.

Art. 3. This association shall consistof all individuals, firms and corporationslegitimately engaged in tne raising otcattle within the territory that may jointne tame.

Section 1. The officers of this associa'tion shall consist of a president, a secre-tary, who shall act as treasurer, and anexecutive board of one member fromeach judicial district of the territory, andthe members of the sanitary board ofNew Mexico, provided that the judicialdistricts wherein any member of tne sani-tary board may live shall not be entitledto any other member upon the executiveboard.

Sec. 2. Any three members of thecommittee shall constitute a quorum forthe transaction of business.

Sec. 3. The members of the associa

Mesilla

ACRESattraetively platted; for sale on

"Ah, when I was a hnv,It thrilled my heart with joy

To buckle Hp t he leather straps of some fairmaiden's Rkate.!

But with sieol ltoy aud clamrw,Aias! that joy decamp,

And uow n i chance, tor lingering; the lucklesswain awaits."

The upper ice pond belonging to theFischer Brewing company has beenflooded, aud will be used as a rink byprivate parties. Not open to the generalpublic, however,

The best sleighing in ten years and notcold either.

Tho high-rolle- and plungers are hav-

ing a time of it over the green cloth.The public reception given last night at

the Palace by Governor and Mrs. Princewas largely attended. The members oftho stock growers association called in abody, the judges, territorial officials,members of the assembly and manyother prominent citizens wore there.These receptions are becoming a verypopular tiling and those who attend them

always have a pleasant time while there.At the cathedral yesterday Miss Ra-fae-

Lujan was married to Mr. GuillermoMartinez in the presence of many friends.

May the young couple live long, prosperand bo h appy.

Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-loon.

Truflled mushroons and stuffed olivesat Emmert's. j

If you want to buy lunch gooi's, theplace to get them is at Emmert's.

Imported pickles, olives and relishos ofall kinds at Emmert's.

Fresh horseradish roots, extra nice let-tuce and parsley at Emmert's.

Olives in gallon kegs at Emmert'e.

John McCullough Havana cigsr, 5c, atColorado saloon.

Mail Lettings.NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Post Office Dkpahtment, IWashington, I). C, Jan. 15, 1891.)

PROPOSALS will be received at thecontract office of this department until 4p. m. of March 24, 1891, for carrying themails of the United States upon the routes,and according to the schedule of arrivaland departure specified by the depart-ment, in the territory of New Mexico,from July 1, 1891, to June 30, 1894. Listsof routes, with schedules of arrivals anddepartures, instructions to bidders withforms, for contracts and bonds, and allother necessary information, will be fur-nished upon application to the SecondAssistant Postmaster General.

John Wanamakeb,Postmaster General.

nH XCHANGE HOTEL,

Southeast cor, Plaza,

SANTA FE, M. VL.

Mill) Unlet, fntitetj BelttM

TERMS $3 per Dajr

Special Rates by the week

J.T. FORSHA, ProprA. T. 6RIGG & CO.,

Wholesale ft Betall Dealer In

Furniture, Crockery

1 AND GLASSWARE.

Lamps, Picture and Room Mould-

ings. See our new line of FancyRockers and Mantel Folding

Beds.

Sni Hani Goods Bonilit & SoilLower 'Frisco St - - Santa Fe.

Garden

tion, correspond and transmit to themembers all matters of interest to cattlegrowers. He shall also act as secretaryof the executive committee.

Sec. 8. He shall deliver to his suc-cessor all books, papers, moneys andother property in his possession belonging to the association and shall periormsuch other duties as may be required bythe laws and regulations ot the associa-tion.

Sec. 9. Tho secretary and treasurer ofhe association shall receive ali moneys

belonging to the same and pay out theme onlv upjn the order of the presi

dent.Sec. 10. He shall keep a correct

of all moneys received and paid out.He shall make a report at each annualmeeting of the association and at suchother times as the association may directif all the transactions of his olhce,

therewith vouchers for all moneyspaid out. He shall give bond to the association in such sum and with suretiesas may be required by the executive com-mittee, conditioned that he will faithfullyperform all acts and things required ofhim iu this section.

Sec. 11. The executive committeeshall meet immediately after their elec-tion and appoint a chairman of said com-mittee.

Sec. 12. This committee shall haveentire control of all the business of theassociation during its adjournment.

bee. 16. it shall audit all accountsand its charman shall order vouciiers forproper payments to be drawn by the sec-retary and treasurer of the association.

sec. 14. They shall ropresent the association before the legislature and othersimilar positions during the adjournmentsof the association.

Sec. 15. The executive committeeshall have no right to incur, any indebt-edness in the name of the associatien inexcess of the funds in the treasury, andit shall be their duty to keep tie ex-penses of the association within Its in-come. '

Sec. 10. Annual meetings of this association shall be held at such place andat such time as may be appointed by theexecutive committee of which propernotice shall be given.

Sec. 17. Speciul meetings may be calledat any time by the president or a majority ot the executive committee.

bee. 18. There shall be no assessmentupon members of this association torfunds except annual dues.jmd the an-nual dues shall be for ruinJul.--s owningless than 2,000 cattle, $5 per annum ; formembers owning more than 2,000and less than 10,000, $15 perannum; and for members owningmore than 10,000, $25 per annum. Suchdues shall be due and payable at the timeof joining the association and cn thebeginning of each calendar year there'after.

Sec. 19. Any individual, resident ofthe territory, and owning cattle shall beeligible to membership; also llrms anacorporal ions owniDg cattle shall be eligible to one membership in the name ofthe nrm or corporation as the case maybe.

Sec. 20. Any application for membershipafter February 1. 1891, from those made eligible by section 19, shall be endorsed bythree members In good standing from thecounty in which the applicant lives or inthe event of there not being three mem-bers in the county in which the applicantlives then the applicant shall be endorsedbv three members from the counties adjoining the one in which applicant lives,and that tne applicant snail not oe con-sidered a member of the association untilhis application has been accepted by theexecutive committee.

Sec. 21. No salary shall be paid bythe association to anv of its officers except to the secretary, and his ealary shallbe fixed by the executive committee.The expenses of members of the executive committee, while engaged in tneperformance of duties connected withtheir office (when not paid by the sani-tary board) Bhall be paid by the associa-tion, provided there are any associationfunds on hand.

Sec. 22. Any member not present atany meeting shall have the rinht to voteand be represented at said meeting byproxy given in writing to any other mem-ber.

Sec. 23. The order of business at allmeetings shall be, first, calling the rob ;second, reading the minutes of the !a4meeting; third, unuufluished businessand the reports of committees; fourth,reports of officers; filth, payment of duesand signing of articles of association;sixth, election of officers and executivecommittee; eight, general business.

Sec. 24. The executive committeeshall adopt such a seal and device there-on as to the committee shall seemnroner.

8ec. 25. The secretary of this association shall be a member of the assciation and a bona fide cattle owner.

Sec. 26. These bv-la- shall be sub.ject to addition and amendment, at anvtime by a majority vote oi me members.

Valle its

Tha rainlt of the pollele now maturing aow that thli far In advance of any other Lira Intnranc Compaay.

If ron wUh an Itlaatratlon of tho rciolU oa thm pollele nd jroaram- -, addr... . dat. f birth to I. W 8CHOFIBLD CO., Santa Fa,

N. M., and It will recelT prompt attention.

YORK.

General Agents for NewCo, Mexico and Arizona.

; 1890:

imn or

-:-PDTATOES

:- - Santa Fe, N.IIYl

RUMSEY

BURNHAM.

New Mexico

J. C. SCHUMANN,

Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings

Keep on hani a rail anortmerit of tadl aaChildren'! Fine Shoes; alio the Modlmm and ftCheap gndoi. I would call eapeclal attention Mmy Calf add Ll'M Kip WALKER Boot, a bolot men who do hear? work and aeed a tort balervlceabl apper leather, with heavy, nbata

tlal, triple aolea and itandard acrew IntentOrder br mall promptly attended to.

P. 0. Box 143, Santa Fe, N. M

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Santa Fe,

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UlfAEJCERA.STAAB,

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BOQTGeneral Merchandise

HOTEL CAPITAL,OAN FRANCISCO OTREBT.Mi Nog. Complete teekef Oaaerai rchandlsa

Ouvtod i ffa Xkitira South wo, t

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,

Healtby and Klce Boom, oa tbo Second Floor. Niffhtly Ban4Concert Id Front ot the Hotel, In tbo Plaza.

Rates, $1.50 and $2 per Day.-:-Speci- al Rates for Regular Boanf.

U. TAMONY, Proprietor.

MEXICO THE 003NEHSTG- - COTTHSTTSpot!

NEW

hole. Iiriatd Laad.

The

(Improved and 17iiiB.provd) long time witb low interct. WARRANT! DEKD8 GIVEN. Write forlUnstrated

RIO CRAWDE LAND COMPANY. Las Cruces. W Rfl' Cenral Agnt.

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The Daily M Mm BO WHAT SIMON FILGER miiimiiioufflFate is fate, and il the New Mexican

is in your way, Messrs. boodlers aminewspaper lihulkmsilers of Peinoeratiuand mugwump atiiliations, it can not behelped, you know ; wliat is to be, is to he,and tlirro is no pnrthlv use kickintr.

You feci tired Do you knowwhat it means? Tt'ou are ner-vous Why? You cough in themorning Do you realize the cause:Your appetite is poor What makesit bo ? You eeein like a changedperson to your friends Do youknow what is the matter, or has.the change been so gradual it hasescaped your notice ?

AILS Farm Lands!IDER IRRIGATING DITCHES.Vfllll

You kavc Consumption!lUUa We do not say this to frighten

you, but it is true. These are the sure symptoms of this terrible disease. Thereis one thing which will check it and that is

DR. ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY.It is recommanded by the best pbrsicUma Id Europe and Amerloa.

i Btntt, BO centu and 81.00 per Dottle.W. H. HOOKER & CO., 46 West Broadway, New York.

TOE SALB BT A. C. IRELAFD, Jr., SANTA FB.

Lands near the foot HiPice fountain Valley and

FOR

R A D Ojfel1

o aSvW

By HEW MtXiCAN PRINTINU CO,

fmfKo'vtc-- s gvcuuri I'laas matter at tbSuuta he 1'oNt uiluo.

li.VXKH OF SL'liSOUI'UO.N".

Daily, per week, by earriiT $Daily, iJi'r mouth., "by mmcr 1 .vOtiiiy, X'r lniuit u, l. mull 10'Dally, tlirurimmtli, bv inil if siiDaily, six months, by mail DODaily, oiio year, by mail It" uu

per numtlievUly, por quarttT 7:

NSwkly, pfi six mouths 1'

WeuaJy, per year

advi;i:tis5 ; n.vrt:.

j1 Iurh ;0 $ Uu .1 2 si MJ 7i.V2 IX) ,i uu2 Incli 1 Uu l 1 00 1 7.' w a i,. t .... ,'i u3 Inch ;.u l T.i i in. 2 J ,r. 2 7.. 3 UU 7 04 inch.i 00 i a. - ;,u s 7,1 uu' :; m lu .u

liieti J 'i. 2 7.i. 3 Uu 3 a., 3 ,.o UU "t inch - ;u ;3 UU 3 ,1), 'I UU 4 ,.u ,1 Ui, i7 huh i uu 3 i.U 4 UU 4 ;iU ID ,i ,.U UU noS Inch M 4 UU 4 ! ) UU .1 I.U (I 10 li 'U I'US liieh " 4 .'id u UU: j 6 W, ti 7 ()... 22 0'10 In.. I uu UU. u ,.IJ UU 0 u' 7 Ull. 7 ,.Ui21 uu

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Insurtious 111 "Koun-- About Town coiiiuiu 2.cents a line, tm h inr,uruuii,

rrelerrui) Im ais luerut: per line iirsr insertionauu uuelits in r liuu eai':i suhsuuiieiit insertiou.

I eial s'lvenisiui,' il u.r an li pur aa ior nrslnix uiflertlous, per i..eli pui day t.ir uux;six nisuit.uus, uU teuis per Uay ior sunseqiieutills i tlOUS.

All eomraets auu bills fur ailvtrtisiiiy j.ayahlumuutiil),

Ail conimuulcatHins lntenUeJ lor publiealloumust he auuouiuanii-- j ihe wriior's Lainu aiuiaibtress uot lor put-w- allou Uul as an evuleiieeol tfood liiilh, auu snuuiu he aU.irusscU to Ltieetliuil. Lo.iers pui .iuiiit; to uiusiuess sliuulouu audruaaud to itw WtxiCA.-- . fruiting uu.anra re, Ne.v Mi xuo.

"llie Skw Mkxica.n is the oldest ulvs-Piipe-m Muxn-o- it Is sunt to every 1'om

Oitrue in tlie 'lurriiiiry aud has a iHrge an.i i.;rov-lui-"ireulauon the uiiellieut ana" pro-

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Til l'KsdAY, JANUARY 10

January liHh,Born Pr. Simiiei IWr, 1747.

Francis Ji.seph lahna ),17t3.

Edwani li.erett, IS05.Luthut Uillm Mills, lSSfi.

Santa Ana BanhhMl lslo.Charleston tiurni, 177s.

rtaiu.1!ii a jnt and (air express ratefor carrying expiess matter, a rate fair amijust to ail coiir-erned-.

I'liTEZN days of the eesMoti rave comeand gone ; there is plenty uf time vet iodo a good deal o! good work.

Yus, iudeed, the 1: a:l circuia-tio- nof the Ni:w Mi:.h an ate increa.-iiij- i

daily. And what are they going to doabout it?

Make a decent appropriation for theschool for the deaf and dunibat .Santa Fe.The institution is a deserving one and

ought to be supported in a decent manner'

by the territory.

9m Ska trrteailon of th prairlas tad TeUari between Usui gas! mMmtmm hudrod miles of large irrigating' canals have bees bait, sre la eowM of oonitraction, with water tor 75.000 aerca of IsumL11mm hud wtth perpetriaj water rights will be sold cheap and aa la mmWf

as ten aaanai paymenu,la addition to the above there are 1 ,400,000 acres sf laad 1st '

Male, oYsSMurting mainly of agriciiitorsU landa.Ine eHmate Is unsurpassed, and alialfa, grain and true) sf al ksaai

grew to peartectiog and In abundance.The A.., T. 4 S. F. railroad and the D., T. a Port Wortk raAroad snss

as srerpertj, and other roads will soon follow.Those wishing to view the ands can sec are special rates oa tttsiafV

retvds, and will bars a rebate also en the same If they should bay ISO aassar store of land.

Warranty Deeds Given.far fall particulars apply to

The Maxwell Land Grant Go

Contractor & Biier.Cabinet Making of all klndo, and retail

ing done promptly and In a flratelaKS ma

ner) Bilng and repairing saws.

Shep, fonrdoori below Sohnepplo's.a 'FtIsoo s root.

ARCHITECT and CONTRACTOR

ANTONIO WINDSOR

CLOSE FlOUWrVif

riaas and IpeetaWau rsursUshe ew aye

ylleaUoau Oorrespoadestoe sollelt

SuSs-- Santa Fe,l. M.

tronq WATER PROC VsrJiXMMMriHt !"''--SSTwaTRiaT, or- -.i catjVkiUi. troniinint lumtmrnt, ,

iruottow ot liuuuii, IahisI Agt

.FRONT Profitable

EmploymentFOR LADIES

la obtained br taring oivnvsr tsfl rar iv ders forth most popu- -iar uorsav i) a'sc mane.InnllMlInn ...!., K

made early, as only oneagent Willi appointedin uns vwiny,

Ad drewJ1CKS0I CORSET CO,

JaokiOfls Mtoh.

. nu mm.. iynnasm i ft: at m XS'50 JPF"

W. L. DOUGLAS$3 SHOE ESSUTM mna mo oMmnavn TOvvuisb ura

J. O.SCHUMANN, SanU T:

3. WELTMERBOOK, STATIONERY AND

News Jepot!MASIE. TODD & CO8 GOLD PENS

rrawb Oaadlas a Rpeelalrf . IMme SigsurBi

Tolaeeo, Motlaas. EM.

Miss A. Mugler,

illinery aii(M

--Fancy Goods,

GRIFFIN BLOCK,

Southeast Cor. 'Washington At.

SANTA FE, Ns Me

and ELECTRIC SUSPENSORY APPIUHCU SNRant An. OO Havo Trial ,

j it sinn or quiDKBIUTT. iZisf OF VtTlrOROB AjtD VIOOH. WADan hum aitesMt or a rEKHowai. nATbar (ram ABUKEI and OTHER CAD8&CoRiDlot Rastoratlon to HEALTH. VinnR AnAllAlT.HOOD Alio (or RiunnuTisM, aiTEumr fw waussand many other dlHuaa The asafKLacraH ifflAsuets oh bakth. Full partknuars atat ia luia iuuu

VOLTAIC BELT CO., tUrkhtll, Mtoh.

, lieu abo.it, tlia sheriffs' and assessors'fees after January 1, 1893? Will theyremain as they are now or is a bill to bepasi-fd- , regulating the frt-- s ot theso of-fices somewhat more in the iuterests oftlie tax payers? Thero tteents to besrteat doubt as to whether or not the feesuf these, oi'tl.'ials could lawfully be rc-d-

cd during the uominj; two years; letus take what wo can get and be thankfulf. .r small favors. If we '.'an not cut downthe salaries of these offices now, let thembe cut down for the future.

Tm; cattle raisers of New Alexieo paythe tax, that pays for the expenses of thecaltle sanitary commission and for aliexpenses, such are neeessarily incurredin the protection of the cattle growing in-terests of New Mexico; the associationhas recommended to Governor Princethat he appoint the members of the cat- -tie sanitary board from among the follow

, . r V t .lnf Hicliard Hudson, Wr. l'.unis, . Booth and V. B. Slaugh-ter. These uentlemen are ma tiuil cattleraisers and owners; experienced men,

laud LTOOtl and honpst citi7Ana if IvnvAftini.,rl"c follows the retromnieiidation made

u ti, vL.,,. vi,. .1. t i.the will uitike no mistake and please allthose concerned, besides making goodappointments.

MILITIA WARRANTS AQA1N.Hon. A. Staab does not in the alight-- ;

est degree ueny tlie authorship of theletter he lias addressed to the severalholders of militia warrants. He is readyand willing to appear before tlie commit-tee that is to investigate the matter

.and will do so at an early moment andas soon as lie is abio so to do, havingbeen quite unwell for more than a week ;the bug hunters will find that there isabsolutely nothing in the howl and crythey have raised ; the blackmailing Deni-- .ocratic sheets and the fellows in and outof the legislature who started this howlfor the purpose of partisan capital andincidental boodle will look very sheepishwhen tlie ihing is over. Let your inves-tigation proceed and make it a thoroughand full one ; the fullest investigation isinvited ; the sooner the matter is reportedon otio way or another the better; withtl.f holders c.f the warrants it is a merematter of business; they want to find outhow they stand and what warrants theyhavu purchased in good faith are worth.Lit the investigation proceed.

THE NEW KLZICA8 DOES HOT FEAE THEHOT,

The Nhw Mexican cares so little for....i. l:i. .i i.i. tueiuw , taaei' iruiu

the Las Vegas Optic, that we republishthe same without comuieut and will giveit the fullest possible circulation:

HOW' HE WORKS IT,

Another arguicent in favor of publish- -

had the pamphlets all out of proportionfifty in English and only ten copies

'in Spanish! When appealed to foradditional copies of the issue in Spanish,he responded by singing that familiar,old song, ''the appropriation has been ex-hausted." However, he found a short-

age of laws in Spanish in other countiesof the territory and complaint from the

THE OEGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE OF

THE FEE3ENT A8BEMBLT1

In the house the protest against seat--

ported a resolution unseating Read and

Mayo, of .Santa Fe, and seating in theirstead Easley and Gable, who were de.feated at the polls, but were given certificates in defiance of an injunction of thedistrict court. A minority report was

mony offered that the certificates'

held by Gable and Easlev were theresult of theft of a ballot box and return,and had been issued in disobedience of adirect order of the court. The majority

T,

of the committee evaded the issue undera subterfuge that the case was a protestand not a contest, and that neither thecommittee nor the house had a right to goback of the purportedly regular certifi-cates. A more absurd technicality wasnever before conceived. In the eserciseof its functions of determining the quall--

hcatiens of its own members, every legis-lative body has a right to go into any andall of the circumstances surrounding everycertificate coming before it. If not

every legislature can be controlled byballot box thieves and rascally canvass-

ing boards, and representative govern-ment becomes a hollow sham. It is amatter of surprise that men so sensibleas the majority of the committee, Messrs.Fall and I'aulin, have allowed partyexigency to thrust them into a positionso utterly ridiculous. But the subterfugewas accepted, Head and Mayo were firedou the third day of the session, andGable and Easley seated. Late telegramsstate that at a later date the samedisposition was made in the Taoscase, II. J. Young being seated in theplace of John H. Young. Thelatter had a clear majority of all the votes

cast; but from one precinct the judgeshad sent the poll book outside the ballotbox, (just as was done by the judges ofthree precincts in San Juan county, oneof them Mr. Paulin's), and the judgesrefused to count, thereby giving the cer-tificate to the minority candidate, and

giving it in the face of an injunctionfrom the district court. The positionthat has been made to stick by these

proceedings is that a canvassing boardmay go back of the returns bofore it, buta legislature may not a position directlyopposed to all the authorities on elections.

Altec Index.

Two Tapers a Wk fur a Dollar a Yrar.The weekly edition of Tuts Sr. Louis

Repcdmcan is now practically a semi-weekl-Subscribers get two papers each

week. The price is one dollar a year,just half the price of the cheapest semi--

weekly in tne catalogue sent iree to anyone. Address,

"Thk Rei'Udlican, St. Louis, Mo."

rirtim,a lanoA nf rani oalHtA ami nAr- -v.u, v rsonal property blanks for sale at the NewMexican printing othce.

SOL. SPIEGELBERGThe old reliable merchant at Pant

Te, ha mil(led largely tenil stock of

GENTS'

FURNISHING GOODS

And thote in need of any artlele

In his line weald do well

to eall on him.

ON SAN FRANCISCO STRFET

Sr.Jiiliaii BaiberSliopWORK SECOND TO NONE

IN TOWN.

Shaving - 15 eU. Hair Catting - 8S et

We Koliclt the patronage of the publlo andguarantee satisfaction.

A. T. SPCRtOCK, Prop.,

Aisisted by First-Clai- s Artist.

Health is Wealth!

Dr E. n. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment, aguaranteed spe iflc for hys erla, diiztness, c

fits, nervnus neuralgia, headache, ner-vo-prostration caused ny the use of alcohol or

tobacco, walcfutne8, mental depression, soft-ening of the brain resulting In insanity nndleading to misery, decay and d ath, pr-r- ru tarnlit age, harrnne-s- , 1. as of power In eith. r sex,Involuntary losses and spormat rrhcea causedby over exirtlon of the brain, 11 abuse or overnduigence Each box con alus one month's

treatment; II a box or six boxes for 6, sent bymail prepaid on receipt of price,

WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXESTo cure any case. With each order received brus for six , accompanied witn Id. we willvDii the purchaser onr written guarantee to re-fund the money If the treatment dom. not ertecta cure. Guaran'ees Issued onl by i 0. Ireland,Jr., diugg st, sole agent, Saute Fe, N, M.

witn 7 par cent interwt.

TSTDW M"E3XIOO

8l Steam Fitting

CAPACITY

150,000 BARRELSPER ANNUM

Brewed exclusively of Bohemian Hopsand Seleoted Colorado Barley.

pileerper Bottled Beer a Specialty

Gov. Sr. .vi us hill regulating ami pro-- te laws in the newspapers of bothhibitiiig trusts and other combinations languages isaflorded inthefoUowtaglittle,

injurious to toe commonweal, is a verv haractemtie transaction: There are in

good ouo and in the right direction; ii"" Miguel county sixty-thre- e precinctsought to become law. an'l a 'are majority of the justices ot the

"; !; j'i!L'!!!iii peace and other precinct officers speakTmc governor's idea to consult the!11"0 Spanish language only. However,

members of the council iu making up-- ! in sending the acts of the twenty-eight-h

pointments is a very good one, and about assembly to this county, the cunningas correct a one as could well be devised Max. Frost, present territorial printer,

HARDWARE

Chamberlain's Eye and SkinOintment,

A oertaln cure for Chronic Sore EyeTetter, Salt Eheum, Scald Head, Ok'Chronio Sores, Fever Sores, EczemaItch, Prairio Scratches, Sore Nippleand Piles. It is cooling and soothing.Hundreds of oases have been cured byit after all other treatment had failedIt is put up in 23 and 60 oent boxes.

Typo-wnt- paper in all sizes and quali-ties for sale at the New Mexican office.

THIS PAPER is kept n file at E. CPake's advertisintf airncy, 64 and flf.Merchants' Exchange, San FranciscoGal., where contracts for advertising cattiA mud tar it.

JNO. HAMPEL,fin, Tar and Grave'

nmiic id lis mill!,Lowest prices and fl it 01 wor

LOWER 'FKlSCO ST., 8AKTFE M M

ACADEMYOF

Our Lady of Light!CONDUCTED BY Till

-i-sistees of mm1--SANTA FE, N. M.

The Anneal Session bigins cn Sept. 1st.

fSFoi luformatioa, nddreei,MOTHER FflANCISCA LAMY

J. W. OLINGER.Undertaker and EmbalmeK

Marble and Granite

MONUMENTSSf t.t Most liMt Oul(Bt

AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.Car, Water and Hon Oa oar Sti.,

SA3STT A. TPTTl.lTTIlW TVTETX

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

OEO. C. PRB8TOW,Attorney at i.aw. Prompt and careful utemloiigiven to an Dunni-s-s ntnisiea to mm, wnpractice In all courts of the territory.

UALI'U B. TtVITCHKLL,Attorney at Law Splcgelberg block, Santa to.

New Mexico.

11AX FKONT,aTTOiuiiY at Law, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

GEO W. K.NAKBKI.,Offioe In the Sena Building, Palace Avenue.uoiiections ana Bearchliig Titles a specialty.

KDWAKD L. BAKTLKTT,Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office oversecond national Bank.

HENRY L. WALDO,Attorney at Law. Will practice In the severalcuuna 01 iae lerniury. rrompt attentl giveLto an DBSiuess lutrusted '0 his care.

T. . conway. e, e. rosxY. w. a. Hawkins.CON WAT, POS1CS HAWKINS,

Attorney, ind Counselors at Law. Silver OhNew Mexico. Prompt attention given to ahDBsuiess uurnstea to our care. Practioe in allthe courts ol the territory.

E. A. riMKE,Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. O. Box"F," Santa Fe, N. M practices In supreme andan aistrici court 01 new Mexico, special atteiuion given to miuiug auu spanum alio. Melean land grant litigation.

T. B. CATSOM. J. H. KHAKBSI.. F. W. CLANCYCATRON, KNAEBEL i CLANCT,

Attorneys at Law and Solicitor In ChancervSanta Fe, New Mexico. Practice In all thecourts in the Territory. One of the arm will tieat all times lu Santa Fe.

WILLIAM WHITE,0. 8. Depaty Surveyor aud D. R. Deputy Mineral

Surveyor.Locations made npon public lands. Furnishes

Information relative to Spauish and Mexicanlaud grants, unices In Klrsobuer Block, secondDoor. Hanta Fe. N M

JOHN P. VICTORY,Attorney it Lsw. Omce In ( onmy Court House

ill i raotiue lu the several C. urts of the Terrttoryand tbe U. S. Land i fnce at Santa FeFxamli atlon of titles to Sp nlsh and MexicanOrauts, Mines, and other realt , carefully andpromptly attended to. Patents fur Mines secured.

D. W. MANLEY,

DENTIST.Over C. M. Creamer's Drug Storo.OiTFICE HOCKS, . . to IS, S to

n

"THE PECOS

under our system of government

The Nkw Mexican 1b of the opinionthat Judge .Seeds will be found ready andwilling to sustain the supremacy of thelaw and to see that the mandates of thedistrict court are carried out in accordancewith law.

si u r

Plumbing, Gras

nnriitniri irri iDIYLaalNU UU..vVAV

fROSRIKTORS

or w mm mmmjr' mm m r ivnV.IS. mm I

ADOLPH

B. HANLEY

' o- -

.ei-- 'I

The council of the I'Oth legislative as- - board of commissioners of this county,sembly is Republican, and wilt be found concluded tore-se- t all the type and get outtrue to the best interests of the people and a new edition in the one language if,

working for economy and honesty in the mind you, each county, would take soterritorial government, anil for the passage many copies this, seventy-fiv- e at $3 75of good and wholesome laws ; what the each ! This proposition had to be agreedhouse will do, remains to be seen; this to under the existing circumstances, and,latter body consists of Bixtetn Demo- - instead of printing another edition, ascrats and eight Republicans; uos vere-- . falsely claimed, the extra copies held formos. just such an emergency in a closet in the

h:w m kxican office, were taken out andTub bill creating the office of county shi)pei, itl ess tjrae ti,an after the

surveyor and providing for the duties of re(.ei()t 0f the letter from our countythe office, etc., ought to be carefully con-- : boHr( tllBn it would have taken to put asidered and enacted into law. It is

()8ge of the laws in type by theabout time that New Mexico became 8VViflest compositor in the land. Lassomewhat modernized and adopted some j ((88 Qptj,modern methods of doing business. zrza :

J. ZANO, Oenrral Mamasjenr.

Eoit. cents per mile is none too muchfor ra'lroad fares in this territory ; the

W. H. SOEHNCHEIM,Carpenter, Contractor and Builder

JOBBINCI PBOMPTLT ATTENDED TO.B.ok cf Hotel Cap til, Saiita, Fe, N M.

Atcl ison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad ing the members elected from Taos and

company charges but 4 cents and 3 cents Santa Fe counties were immediately re-o-n

,0u0 mile tickets ; the rest of the rail-- , ferred to the coramitte on privileges and

road companies in New Mexi.:o ought to elections, which on the second day re- -

Local Agent.

III SAMTA FB. V.

bo compelled to follow suit; but the rates

ought not to be cut down below those fig- -'

urcs far the coming two vpars.

How about that 3J,00J bill of indebt- -

ednesatoMax. Frost, of the New Mexi- -THE SANTA BAKERY

Bread, Pies and Cakes.Groceries and Provisions.,

can, for printing the statehood pam-- , presented reciting that the commit-phlets-Is ho willing to have it investi-- j tee had refused to accept the testi

nated tool Las Vd:os Outic.Our more or less esteemed coiitempor -

ary must excuse us, really it must. Be- -

sides, the Nkw Mexican only answers

questions when it chooses to. Sabe!

P. SCHNEPPLE, Proprietor.

PEC OS "V .A. Xj 3j lEIrT ISt rBAkClSOO el'HEKT, i

ofBet nrRUIT MEXICOTHE Markets than California1000 Miles Nearer allTh canal system of the PECOS IRRIGATION AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANT ' covers 300,000 acres of MAGXIFIOENT LAXD in this MATCHLESS LOCALITY Tha land Is all PUBLIC DOMAIN and

cntcrable at tlm OovfrnnieJit irice, of.si.25 ::: one dollar and twenty-fiv-e cents per acre! - 81.25

Elt'iT under the Jit'cei-- t Act, Timber Cultuic, l'm-cmpfi- on or Honiestea'l Laws. The soil is a rich, cbocolato-colore-d, sandy luam, from six t twenty leet deep, underlaid by lime-ston- e. In fact it is a lime-sto- ne regionHNSUKl'A.SSKO IX JUCIIMCS t by tlie famous Cumberland Valley. With an altitude of 8.600 feet above sea level, it has A CLIMATE WONDERFULLY EQUABLE AND HEALTHY I No snows; no Northers, nofamnmiM! no malaria: no consumption ! PUKE, and ABUNDANT WATER; so 1 bore produces Ave cuttings of alfalfa the year, and two crops of grain; wheat, oaU sad barley bolng harvested in June and oorn then nlantadn the same land Ociirc cat in tlie Autumn. For further paitlculars, address, IrTKIQATfON AND IMPROVIMSNT OOMPANY,4 Bdcly, Eddy Ceufrty, New Mexlee,

- NOTICEto Contractors and Builder. The Daily M MexicoBusiness Directory J. R. HUDSON,MACFACTl'KEli OK

Mexican Filigree Jewelry.WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

Sewing Machine Repairing and all kinds of Sewing Machine Supplies.A Flue Line of Spectacle and Eye Glasses.

Fhutograplile Views of Simla Fe and Vlclultj

SANTA FE, N. MSouth Side of Plaza

fjHKxfajBji

Feed andAil kinds ef Bough and Finished Lumber; Texas Floorlnc at the lowest Market rrUei Wtlow and Doors.Also carry eu general Transfer basinets and deal in Hay and Simla.

Office near A., T. & S. F. Depot.

DUDROW & HUGHES.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

J aim F. Victory.Catron, Knaebel Clancy.

Edward L. Bartlett.B. A. Flake.

Qeo. W. Knaebel.n. B. Twltchell

Max. froit,Geo. C. Freston.

DENTISTS.

D. W. Manley.

SCKVBVORS.

Wm. White.

KINK. 8.

First Nation! Bank.Second National Hank.

IM8CKANCE AGENTS.

J. W. SchoBeld, Fire and Life.MERCHANTS.

A. Staab, Wholesale Merchandise.

8BOCEKIE8.

W. K. Emmert, No. 6.Cartwrlcht Orlswolrl. "n

UAUIlWAKK,

W. A. MeKenaie.K. U Frana.

CLOTHING A OE.TS' FCKMSHIMU.

Sol. Syieselberf;.

DBUtiUISTS.

C. M. dreamer.A. C. Ireland, Jr.

GENKKAL MEKCHAMU1BE.

Abe Gold.

MISCKLLANEODS.

A. T. Oritur A Co.. Furniture, AcJn. Httmiiel, tio, tar, gravel rorlusr, Ao.Mia A. ptiugler, inillnery and fancy aroudJ. sehuepLfle. ttaltfry.A. Klracbuer, Meat dhou.John dinger, Cudertttker A EinbalmerA. Huyle, Miirlnt.J. Wlter, Boi.k Store.Flacber Mrewlna; Co., Krewery.rJ. Hchumann, shoe Merchant.

Hoi. Lowltxkl o Hon. lilTery Stable.Dudrow Mushes. Transfer Team, Con

and AjUmber.

Albuquerque Foundry & Machine CompYR. P. HILL, Secretary and Treasurer.

IRON AND mtASM CASTINGS. ORE, COAL AND LIIMBEK CABS, SHAFT-ING, FVLLETn, GRATES BARS, BABK1T t ETA 1.8, COLUMN

AND IRON FRONTS FOR HOLDINGS.

REPAIRS ON MINING AND MILL MACHINERY A SPECIALTY.

Albuquerque.

Transfer

Proprietors

New Mexico.

BJtFITTEO AND REFURNISHED.TOURISTS' HBADOC ASTERS

HOUSEMexico.

The -:- - San -- : - FelipeALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

The Leading Hotel in New MexicoMCtV af A NAOEWENT.

STRICTLY FIRST CLASS.

HOTELS.

Alamo Hotel.Falaoe Hotel.

Exchange Hotel.

JEWELERH.

B. Splta.J. K. Hudson.VAHFaMl'EKS.

A. Windsor.Simon rilger.

A IIOBIE WHO CAW TALK IBrervbndv has hunt n - i w,r , ' " m uvm imiBrn.dui woo na ever mmi an Mhu i...i ,.v

"ijtcu r oucb an animal wouldbe pronounced a miracle: but to would thtelegraph and the telephone a hundred yeanego. raf, even very recently a aura tniumntlon. which i .mirif. Lfrf:to be croitata affecting the lung, would harerr" uru miracmoua, nut now people are beginning to realize that the dlaeaMS,22? "Durable. Dr. Pieroe'a Golden Medio;

Vu " tanon in time andSiren a fair trial. This rem-edy will not make new lung, but It will re.ore dueaaed one to a healthy Mate whenKiiy s; thuTiT..r: ssaSS5LSL """"J . alterative, orfcWw. TIji n.utriu.or r,?el oience. For Weak Lung.Spitting Blood. Cronchitl. Aetnma.Urrt i In the Head, and all Lingering Cough!

S"!10?, remedy. In derangementrtt and bowel, aa Indira.oiiiouanea, or "LlreiOBmplalnv'Chronio DlarrheaTand kindred

m wvTwciyu remedy.- Golden Medical Dfavenvery "lithe only med-pin- eof tu elaaa, sold

ojM. that it will benefit or cure In.a case for which It la ronnin..iTTpaid for It will be promptly refunded

Mfjiifn, ua. hy woaxni itia. Man,

OFFERED1 n "t uuuiuraouir--

CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Mitfodist Ewsrf t1 Chttrch,- - LrrvorBan Francisco 8t. n . Q. P. Fry Pastor, residence next th church.

Prbbbytbria n Cktjkch. Grant St. R v.Qeorw Q. Pmith, Pastor, residence 0 ar--ennon uaraens.

Church or thb Hewr Faith Epis-copal). Upper Palace Avenue. Rev.Eilward W. Meany, B. A. (Oxon),resi-denc- e

Cathedral St.Congbroatiowal Chttrch. Near (he

University.

FRATERNAL ORDERS.UIONTBZTJIHA LODfll, No. 1, A. F. A A.

M. Meet ad the Unit Monday of each month.SANTA FK CHAPTER, No. 1, R. A.

Mason. Meet on the second Monday of eachmonth.

SANTA FB COMMA NTJERT, Ho. 1,AUI.UH) iniiuiK, n9n on me loarcu iionaavof each month.

SANTA FB LODOB OF PKRFKOTION,no. 1, 14th degree A. A. 8. R. Meet on the thirdMonday of each month.

AZTT.AN IODOE, Ko. 8, L 0. 0. F.Meet every Krlrtav nliht.

SANTA FE LODGE, Ko. K. of P. Meetflrnt and third Wednesday.

OKRMANIA LODQK, No. 6, E. f P.Meets td and 4th Tnesdays.NEv MEXICO DIVISION, No. 1, UniformRank E. of V Meet first Wednesday in eachmonth.

CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA.Meet second Thursday In the month.

SANTA FE LODGE, No. 2867, tt. 0. O. 0. F.Meets first and third Thursdays.

GOLDEN LODGE, No. I, A. 0. D. W.Meets every second and fourth Wednesday.CARLETUN WIST, No. 8, G. A. K., meetsIrtt anf third Wednesday of each month, athell hall, south aide of the plaza.

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Hotel Ooaoh and Carriage in Waiting at All Trains.

special accommodations for families andlarge pasties.

82.50 to SSo per dsy G. W. MEYLERT Propr.

TIMMERSilver City, New

FRED.O.

T. A. MOSES,

The CodThat Holps to Cure

The Cold.The disagreeable

taste of theCOD LIVER OIL

is dissipated in

SCOTT'S

EMMor Pure Cod Liver Oil with

HYPOPHOSPHITESOB" LIME AND BODA.

The patient suffering from

CONSUMPTION,nnONOHITIH, C Gil, ;oLll, OHWASTIKH DI8EASUN, may take theremedy wliu aa much satisfaction as hewould take milk. Physicians are prescrib-ing Itererywhere. lt Is a perfect emulsion,ana a wonderful flesh producer. Take no other

Cocktle : How long since you've swornoff? Blurib : Three years ; but I can stopany time I want to.

Why Will TonCough when Shiloh's Cure will giveyou immediate relief. Price lOcts., 60cts., and (1. C. M. Creamer.

A mule would rather hear himself braythan to listen to any obs's else music,good many people are built like him.

disorder which Affect the KidneyAre among the most formidable known. Dlabe'es, Brlght's disease, gravel and other complaint of the uriuary organs are not ordinarilycured iu severe esses, but they may in avertedby timely medication. A uieful i,tlmulent ofthe urinary glands ha cror been found in Hos- -tetter's Stomach Bitters, a medicine which notouly afford the requisite stimulus when theybeomo inactive, but increases their vliror andsecretive power. By increasing the activity ofthe kidneys and bladder, this medicine has theadditional eltuct of exiolliug fr.iin the bloodImpurities which lt is the peculiar olllce oftnose orgaus to eliminate and pans off. TheBitters is also a purifier and strengthenerof thetin -- eis, an luvigorant oi tne stomach, and amatchless remedy lor biliousness and lever andattuo. It counteracts a tendon, y to prematuredecay, and sustains and comforts the aged andmural.

The best job work for many a hundredmiles done right here at the New Meican printing office ; brief work, recordwork, all kinds of printing, binding, bookwork and the like is to be had here at thelowest possible prices and in first-clas- s

shape ; patronize home industry and donot send your job work to St. Louis andUhicBgo. Keen it here and heln yourselfana tne town along.

It would be well for some "poicks"remember that beads are as essentialfeet in their verses.

Book binding to the Queens taste andat American prices at the New Mexicanbook bindery.

The Bar. Geo. H. Thayer,Of Bourbon, Ind., says: "Both myselfand my wife owe nr lives to Shilohs'Consumption Cure.

Round trip tickets to Las Vegas hotsprings and return, good for ninety days,on sale at $5 at A., X. & 8. F. railroadoffice.

Remarkable Bescue.Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, 111.,

makes the statement that she caught cold,which settled on her lungs, she was treat-ed for a month by her family physician,but grew worse. He told her she was ahopeless victim of consumption and thatno medicine could cure her. Her drug-gist suggested Dr. King's New Discoveryfor Consumption ; she bought a bottle andto her delight found herself benefited fromfirst dose. She continued its use and af-ter taking ten bottles, found herself soundand well, now does her own houseworkand is as well as she ever was. Free trialbottles ol this Great Discovery at A. C.Ireland's Drug store, large bottle 50c and

1.00.

Are Tan Going KaotrIf so you will ask for tickets via

WABASH LINE.WHY? Because in the first placeis, to many of the principal cities in the

east theSHORT LINE and, because, on all

trains there are, free to oil, new and ele-gant

RECLINING CHAIRS, and frompoints in the Rocky monntain region onall through trains

THROUGH PULLMANS, and tocap of luxury, all trains arefed on

DINING CARS.H. M. Smith. I 0. M. HAMrso,

T. Helm, f Com. Agt., 1,227T. Agt., Santa Fe. 17th St., Denver.

A Common Same Calendar.The calendars that come in the fall are

as numerous as the flowers that bloom inthe spring. Many further resemble theflowers in that they came without beingsent for, and fade after a brief existence.

The most sensible and business-lik- e

Calendar that we have seen comes to usfrom N. W. Ajer & Bon, newspaper ad-vertising agents, Philadelphia, and bearstheir "Keeping everlastingly at it" im-print. It is so large and clear that itsdates can be easily distinguished acrossan office, and is printed in a manner toreconcile the most fastidious to its com-pany for a year.

It is sent to any aaaress, postpaid, onreceipt of 25 cents.

$500 Reward !vrv. mm hot tho ftbOTO iwrard for any cue ef Um

Complaint, Djupepaia, Sick HMdacha, Intitfeatlon.or Oeotivenea w cannot cure wlta Weat'

Vegetable LlTarPllli, when the direction areatrictlycompiled with. Tnor are pnrelr Vegetable, and neverfaU to give aatisf action. Sugar Coated. Large boioa,containing a) Fllla, It cents. Beware ef counMrfeltand imitation. Tne genuine msnuiactnrva mug vgIHB JOEUt C. WCBT COMPANY, CHIOAOO, ILL.

Forial by A. C. IRELAND, Jr.

fob Printing.Morc'-ant- s and others an hereby re-

minded that the New MraoAX Is pre-pared to do their printing on short noticeand at reasonable rotes. Much of the Jobprinting mw giing onto! town shouldcjme to U:e !Iw IIiotan office, Tberoin no better cscuse for sending oat oitown for printing than there is for sendingaway lor groceries or clothing. Our merrtnta should consider these things. TheNew MiiifiAH is acknowledged the leading paper ol tis section. The patronage)ot toe people will enable as to keep tt M

WmCHT, Manager?

READABLE PAIt A GRAPHS

Advlee to Mother.Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should

when children are cuttingalways.. be used.. .1 IXteetn. it relieves me liiuu Buuoror uionce ; it produces natural, quiet sleep byrelieving the child from pain, and the lit-tle cherub awakes as "bright as a button.It is verv rjleasant to taste. It soothes

ilrl anftanH thn imm. alltivs all painwind, reculates the bowels, and

Is the best kn own remedy for diarrhoea,vhether arisinsr from teething or other

j c uses, lwenty-nv- e cents a omua.

Adam and Eve had the earth at ouetime. Their experience should be a warn'ing to those people who want it

Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy,A positive cure for catarrh, Diphtheria andUauker Moutn. U. m. creamer.

A Long Line.It is 2,714 miles from City of Mexico

to St. Louis. We have just placed somesuuerb 1'ullman palace sleepers onthrough line between those two cities,via El Paso aud Burrton, which makesthe Hiitire diatancfl without chanee.

Los Anceles to St. Louis is 2,121 miles.Pullman tourist sleepers now run betweenthose ooints. via Albuquerque ana J5urrton. without cliantte.

The Frisco ine. in connection withSauta Fe route, is a fuvorite one to St,Louis and bevond.

li. T. N cholson.tr. f. & I. A., A., l,& 8. F. R. K. Co., Topeka, Kas.

tBBumso: What is your idea of hell?Buinso : A place where you can't getdrink, although you've got the price.

Shlloh's VltalizerIs what vou need for constipation, lose ofappetite, dizziness, and all symptons oldyspepsia. Price ten and seventy-riv- ecents per bottle. C. M. Creamer.

There would be fewer bank robberies ifmore safes were protected by the old-fas- h

ioned flint locks.

Bappy Hooelers.Wm. Timmons, Postmaster of Ideville,

Ind., writes: "Electric hitters has donemore fur me than all other medicinescombined, ior that bad feeling arisingfrom Kiduey and Liver trouble." JohnLeslie, farmer and stockman, of same

piace, savs : "Find Electric Bitters to bethe best Kiduey and Liver medicine ; mademe leei like a new man." J. vv. uuruner,hardware merchant, same town, says:Electric Bitters is just the thing for a manwho is all ruu down and dou'tcare wheth-er he lives or dies; he found newstrength, good appetite and felt just likehe had a new lease on life. Only 60c. abottle, at A, . C. Irelaud's Drug Store.

Croup, Whooping CoughAnd bronchitis immediately relieved byShiloh sCure. C. M. Creamer.

M"S. Seasoned : Speaking of names,, 1think Frank is apretty name. Mr. CharlebF. Sylver: Yaas; so do I. That's mymiddle name (gaining courage). Erwhat do you think of Sylver for a name?

Mr. William T. Price, a justice of thepeace at Richland, Nefoi was confined tohis bed last winter with a severe attackof lumbago; but a thorough applicationof Chamberlain's Plain Balm enabledhim to get up and go to work. Mr. Pi ice

says: "The remedy can not be recom-mended too highly." Let any onetroubled with rheumatism, neuralgia orlame back give it a trial, and they will beof the same opinion. 50 tent bottles forsale by C. M. Creamer, druggist.

Not an r. "Does Brownplay a good game of wist?" asked Mr.Hicks. Yes : I suppose he does," saidEthel. "But he plays a stupid sort of agame. Never says a word."

Sleepless MightsMade miserable by that terrible cough.Hkiloh'u Cure is the remedy for you. 0.M. Creamer.

It

Twloe a Weak for a Dollar a Year.Tne Weekly Republic of St. Louis will

go to its subscribers twice a week duringNovember and December, one sheet ofsix pages being mailed every Tuesday andanother every Friday. This will give thereaders the news from one to live daysearlier than heretofore, and part of itahead of any weekly paper, no matterwhere printed or what day issued. The

price will be unchanged, $1 a year, with-tn- eusual commissions to agents. Ad-

dressJ.all orders, The Republic, St. Louis,

Mo.

If yon want advice, get it from tho manor woman who is nearest your own age.That is, if yon want advice that you canaccept. -

Travellers may learn a lesion from Mr0. D. Cone, a prominet attorney of Par-ker, Dak., who says : "I never leavehome without taking a bottle of Cham-berlain 'a colic, cholera and diarrhoea reme-

dy with me, and on many occasions haveran with rt to the relief of some suffererand have nver known it to fail. Forsale by C. M. Creamer, druggist.

Merit Win.We desire to 'say to our citizens, that

for years we have been selling Dr. King'sNew Discovery for Consumption, Dr.King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's ArnicaSalve and Electric Bitters, and nave neverhandled remedies that sell as well, or thathave given such universal satisfaction.We do not hesitate to guarantee themvery time, and we stand ready to refund

the purchase price, if satisfactory resultdo not follow their use. These remedieshave won their great popularity purely ontheir merits. A. 0. Ireland, druggist.

AH kinds of legal blanks, deeds, justiceof the peace blanks, note books, etc.all stock at the New Mexican office.

That Hacking ConghCan be so quickly cored by Shiloh's Cure,We guarantee it. 0. M. Creamer.

Try the New Mezioar's new oatfit ofniAterlaland machinery when yon yra

Sealed proposals will be received by thenndersiimed, until 10 o'clock r. in. Sat-urday February i"4, 1891, for the buildingof the superstructure (above water tables,;of the laboratory of the New Mexico schoolof mines, at Socorro, JN. m..

The central portion of said laboratorytrill be 39 feet 8 inches square and twostories high above basement, and willhave two wings, each 49 feet 2 Inches by32 feet S inches and one wing in rear iifeet by thirtry feet.

Bids are invited, for a pressed brickbuilding, with stone trimmings, (corners,doors, windows, eti). And for all stone,of the character of work called SquaredAshlar, or Baudom Range, and Uothiu

Bond.All are described In plans and specifica-

tions, w hich may be seen at the office ofthe undersigned in Socorro.

The right to reject ny and all bide Isreserved bv the beard of trustees.

Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, at riocorro, JN. M.

E. W. Eaton,Secretary and Treasurer,

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IThe Great SouthwestW hp pa lut year farmen netted 1100 to 1200illicit? per acre for fratt, grown on land thatcan be duplicated to-d- for 80 per acre,

UhtfPA nTS tona r aval's b? worth (12 periiiicic ton, was grown on land tne like ofwhich can be bought for 116 per acre.

Where many, many other prodaet, mob asweet potatoes, tomatoea and earlyneneu as utxae aau laiaw proute laenfruit.

Whopa ,he rammeri are cool, the winteriiiicic warm, cyclones unknown and ma--!larla unheard of.

UkAPA thers I the best epenlng In the worldII IICI C for honest Industry.To W. T. WHIIB,

Passenger Traffic Menager. A., T. A 8. F. R. JR.,Or HENRY F. OBIBBSON.

Immigration Agent, A., T. A S. F. R. R.,628 Riaito Building, Chicago, 111.

This railway passes through twelye state andterritories, and having no lands of itsown tosellbaa no object In advancing the interest of antspecial locality, or In giving any other than ab- -oiureiy reuaDie information. It realliea that

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Oouuty Makes a Pathetic Speechon Penitentiary Affairs,

THURSDAY, JASUAKY i.i.

chair, and finally concluded by sayingUnit he was interrupted so often andruled out of order bo frequently by thechair that he did not wish to try to saya nv more.

Mr. l'auliu said ho would state nothingbut plain fucts. The conference commit-tee of this house has suffered great hu-

mility, adding: "A direct insult hasb'tn thrown into Iho face of this house.Is it necessary to name the particularperson that has done this to satisfy theyentieman from Bernalillo? If it Is, leanquickly do so. Comm.ttet 8 of this legia-itn-

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Hardware.Grockery & SaddleryAgent for BAIN MOLINE

Farm & Spring WagonsofWmuy Words Over the Paymunt Powder

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icas with a pencil murk at this paragraphr, IU

know that It has been sent bv specialliiend or

having r.b( m rra.k.' ninterests! upersonsS en.mlna Ion of the a!.,, ... re;.;... M- -r that mi ,of subscription,Its terms d uM aaitn.lueiwntsvail themselves c ItsKe:i3ure New Billsployes

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RACINE BUCKBOARDS.tlousasthe best, newspaper fn' ti , ll..,,t unfit n'ftV ABSOLUTELY PUREofXlnted and attraction.Iffi tCrBtVonderftu .all.-- in the wnnd

committee made appointments; it basgone there to meet him; he was notthere; your committee walked away inhumil tv and indignation."

Mr. "Hubbell called the gentleman toorder as he was not speaking to the ques-tion before the house.

Mr. Fall said: "One member of thec .uucil by his manifesto says the em-ployes of the house can not be paid asthe" house directs. The counties of DonaAna and Sierra sent representatives here

General Agent Wanted.A first-clas- s business man (.with or Plaza Restaurant!C. M. CREAMER Speaker Burns' house bill No. 3, nowbefore the council, will help out the un-incorporated towns immensely if it be-

comes law, providing, as it dops, a vervsimple and effective plan for improvmentof public thoroughfares, streets and side-walks.

The two committees on educational

without experience in the life insurancebusiness) to represent the WashingtonLife Insurance Company of New York atSanta Fe, N. M. To a man with abilitythis is an excellent opportunity, as a veryliberal contract, will be made. Apply toJames B. Day, Mang., San Antonio,Texas.

fered and Several Parsed.

COUNCIL.

i I'STERDAV AFTERNOON' sESMU.N.Cnuri' il met at 2.Tlie followitiK bills vere read a first

and second time by title and referred to

the committee on judiciary:II. P.. No. 20, An act relating to depos-

itions.H. B. No. 7, An act to abolish imprison-

ment for debt.H. H. N't. S, An act relating to proceed-ing- i

in criniit a' cases.H . B. No. 4, An act relating to criminal

cases.II. R. No. 1, An act relatiui? to cliatine

of venue and to repeal the act of the '.Stliussicml.lv on this subject.

The committee on rules presented a re-

port on rule for coverniiiK joint sessionsof the legislature and after smne discus-sion it wan referred back for amend-ments.

Adjourned to 10 a. m.

tn auk fnr nnth 111? that IS not Ngllt anduill siihmit to nothing that is wrong. Ifthe internreter of the house is worth 7,

MEALS AT ALL HOURS DAY OR NIGHT, SHORT

ORDERS A SPECIALTY.

X. A. MULLER, Prop'r.The Wholesale ma RetaHaffairs are expected to have a joint meet-ing this evening, when the Mills bill willbe discused. It is possible that thismeasure will bt taken as the basis of asimplified bill to be laid before the twobodies of the legislature.

IF YOU WISH

pay it to him; if the interpreter oi thecouncil is worth $3, pay him $3. The payof the employes should be just, fair andreasonable."

Mr. Easlev stated that it is said thepay will be provided in a general appro-priation bill. In the 28th legislature asimilar act was vetoed by the then gov-ernor. It is supposed to be the proper

oometliiiig to Eat,JUDGE SEEDS ACTS. John D. Allan, .rillIbe Honestly Elected County BoardSoon Assume Control of Affairs.

thing to hold this house in abeyance, byprevision of a general appropriation bill,for (ear some member of this housemay offer some items in thebill. There is a member

CALL AT NO. 4. Real Estate Dealer,of this house that was an employe ot tnelast and he was no doubt anxious to rc- -reivAbts nav then.

Judge Seeds y upon the informa-

tion filed in hia court by Messrs. Staab,Garcia and Nesbitt, the board of countycommissioners of Santa Fe county, or-dered a peremptory writ of mandamus

against Pedro Delgado, clerk of probateSANTA FE, N. M.Mr. Hubbell was surprised to hear themembei talk so. The gentleman might

change his mind in two years. Wise

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Invoice of Leavecourt and clerk of the board of Hare customers for property in an parts or mo cuy.

Till': COUNCIL.session.

The council met at 10 a. in. Prayer byRev. John Menaul. Roll culled, andreading of the journal dispensed with.

A mefsae from the house announcedthat house joint memorial No. 2 had beencorrectly engrossed and signed by thespeaker.

The president announced that he hadsigned house joint memorial No. 2.

The committee on privileges and elec-tions reported, relating to the repeal ofsection 1 140 of Compiled Law3.

The committee on territorial affairs reported substitutes to C. II. Noe. 19 and 24,in relation to the election of justices of

DR. PRICE'S BAKING POWDER. description of jour property with me.TAUU.SHKn 18SB. couuty commissioners, to recognize thesaid Staab, Garcia and Nesbitt as the onlyboard of commissioners of this couuty.In delivering his opinion after argumentsbv Messrs. La.ighliu and Downs for Del- -

men sometimes do. The memners lonnusome laws which the people desiredchanged and they propose to changethem.

Mr. Fall said he did not want anyoneto threaten this house. If wise legisla-tion was wanted, he would gladly join insuch a move; if it was proposed tothreaten and intimidate this bouse hewould meet them half way and try and

Imported Jama and Marmalades,I.nported Olives and OIlv Oil,

Imported Sardines Bad risu.Oranges, Lemons, Mgt(

Dates, Grapea, etcgado, and Messrs. Twiichell, Battlett andClancy for the board. Judge Seeds saidthat Messrs. Creamer and Martinez werenot even colorably entitled to thethe neace and for other purposes. Read ;office ; thut they were not iu possession We alio receive POCX

hold his ow n.Mr. Gable said this house had been

threatened with a dead lock on a little of the oltice and were not TRY. FRESH OYSTKUS, BUTTS: KPOULTRY and EGOS.

de facto the board of sounty commission-ers and that Delgado as clerk could nottake upon himselfto determine who were

Jfe nave in stock a line of ToiletArmeies il'every decriptiou;

also a fall liueol Iniort-e-dCigars Imported

& California Winesand Uiaudiea.

Blank Book Manufactory!AND BINDERY.

All kinds of I Hank Books used by ff crchant,Banks, County Officials, Mining and RailroadCompanies ma le to order Blanks of aU kindsruled and print ed to order. Music and M agaiinestaeatly and iubstantiaUy bound. The best of

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NEW MEYICAN PRINTING CO.

Advertised for a BrideJ. W. Turner of Elizabethtown, N. M.,

and who were not the board ; mat tnerecords of his own office showed or oughtto show that Messrs. Staab, Garcia andNesbitt were the ' legally elected and onlycommissioners of the county, and that

and Miss Ella Grasty of Cadis, Trigg coun

ty, Ky, were married on the 7th inat atKy. A year ago the.bride--the court

took judicial notice of its ownrecords which showed to at if its orders

groora advertised in a matrimonal paper

ordered to lie on the president's table.Mr. Mills reported from the j ant com-

mittee on rules. Ordered to lie on thepresident's table.

Mr. Richardson introduced C. B. No.54, to prevent animals in herd from trespassim upon private lands, using andfouling waters thereon and for other pur-poses. Read the first and second time,ordered translated and printed and refer-red to the committee on territorial af-fairs. Also C. B. No. 55, to provide fortiie issuance of county current expensebonds in the territory of New MexicoRead first and second time and referrtdto tlie jii'liciary committee.

Air. Auclieta introduced C. B. No. 50,amending chapter 52 of the session lawsof 1887, regarding qualification of justicesof the peace. Read first and second timeand referred to judiciary committee.

Mr. Mills introduced U. B. No. 57, tolimit the time wilhin which actions tort cover the possession of real estate shallbe'bronidit : to provide a mode wherebt

had been obeyed, and whicn had been byfor a wife, receiving 137 answers. FromMessrs. North and Grace, commissioners,

appropriation bill for pay of employes. Itis not to go unnoticed. He charged themwith "running their council with oneman power."

Mr. Montoya was "ready to meet thecouncil half way to enact good laws, buti hey cannot dictate to us what we shallpay our employes. " He was a poor manand needed the $4 a day he received, butnould willingly give his salary to the em-ployes of the house rather than to submittothe dictation of the council.

The bill was passed: Ayes, 23, nays,l.Atljourned to 10 a. m.

HOUSE.session.

House met at 10 a. m. Roll called.All members present. Prayer by the

chaplain. The journal of Tuesday lastas read and approved.Mr. Montova presented a petition of

about 700 citiz ns of Santa Fe county in

that fetaab, Garcia and Nesbitt were the these he selected MissUrasty's at the onethat pleased him most. A correspon-Hani'- o

enmipH anH b wflnt in from Newboard. Mr. Delgado was ordered forth-with to oboy the commands of the writ.

Mexico with the understanding that ifA IOI V OKU KKS. hnth were nleased. thev would wed. Mr.

Turner ia a widower 40 vearS old. withFrom department of Arizona :By authority of the major general com

four children. The couple have returnedto their home in Colfax county, as happy

manding the army, the following changesin the stations of troops in this depart

BrervboAy admits we carry tTielorn-a- t tKock iu tlie territory

luourliue, Couequo.'tlyV defy competitionquality or iu prices.

as cooing ooves.

Announcementment are ordered :The City Meat Market

ESTABLISHED IN 1859.

AUGUST KIRSCHNER, Propr.Headquarters, Colonel, Major James Madame La More, of Kansas City, an

Jackson, staff, band and troops D (Mc- -Clernand s), and H (Robinson's), Zil

titles to real estute may ne quieted ana(or surveying and plattina such realestate, declaring the effect of such survejand platting and making such surveyand pluts evidence, and to remi!ate the prae

relereuceto the labor of the convicts ati lie penitentiary competing with theother labor and praying relief in the mat cavalry,

are relieved from duty at rorl

nounces to the ladies of Santa Fe, that onand after Thursday, January 16, she will

be at the Palace hotel for a few days, toexhibit the ladies' tailor system of dress

cutting as represented by her, and give

DIALER IK ALL KIXDS OrLowell, A. T., and will proceed by ranto Fort Wingate, N. M., and there take

ter from the 29th legislative assemDiy.Tlie petition was read.Mr. Herrea'a stated that lie had been station. Fresh and Salt Meats and Sausage of all Kinds

SAN FRANCISCO ST., SANTA FE, N. M.

t;ce in proceedings brought in each caseRead the first and second time, orderedtranslated and printed and referred tothe judiciary committee.

Troop G. (Wheelan's), 2d cavalry, isj instruction in same, and will be pleased

T., and will march to Benson, A. T., to have the ladies of the city call uponsilting nere during all the session withoutsaving auvthing; people might tbiuk hewas a blockhead, but he had patientlywaited till something came up which

OPEN DAY OR WIGHT thence by rail to Carthae, N. M , and her and examine the same. The systemmarch from there to Fort Stan.on, N. Mconcerned him. This petition concerned

him direct Iv. He had been a prisoner in FOR SALEthe New Mexico penitentiary; he ha.imade made brck there; he wassharp enough to not violate therules of that institution and to

MtTtOKOLOGICAUOrPlCB OF OBSKKVKR,

Santa re, f . At., January 11, 190

and take station.Troop U (Augur's), 2d cavalry, is re-

lieved from duty at .fort Huachuca, A.T., and will march to Benson, A. T.,thence by rail to Fort Wingato, N. M.,ami take station.

Troop C (Nordstrom's), IOtli cavalry,is relieved from duty at Fort Graut, A.T., and will march to Fort Bayard, N.M., and there take station.

SPRING PROPERTY,work as little as possible, and he was glad THE AZTEC MINERALa 2 ss ? tosavthal he had a much better timeIT Glgaute canon, four miles fromConsisting ot ISO acres, magnificently located innile be was iu the New Mexico penitenbill B tiarv than he had had In the house ofrepresentatives of the New Mexico legis-

Mr. Kicliarilsou introduced u ino.5S, fixing Iho cotrpensation of clerks;read and referred.

O. B. No. 00, to amend chapter 52 ofthe session laws of 1887, on motion otMr. Ancheta, was read thethitd time andpassed.

Mr. Terea moved to reconsider thevote by hit:h the bill passed and to lajthat motion on the table. Carried.

Business upon the president's tableas taken up. H. B. No. 3, relating to

streets in incorporated towns, was rea'the first and second time and referred tothe committee on municipal corpora-tions.

H. B No. 11, to provide guide hoardsfor crossings of public roads, was read thefirst and second time and referred tothe committee on roads and highways.

The question presented bv a committee of the bouse on the subject of jointrules whs taken np, and the presideutuppointed as the council members of thecommittee Messrs. Ancheta, Perea andContreras.

3 ? 7! ature for the fifteen days he had been

Ban.a n.The water is equal In every reipeet tn the oelohra'er) Buffalo wat--

r. analysts to be badon application at mv office. n this property are stone quarries; coal alreadydlsoovredi gold.' silver, copper ami lead mine., as ye. uudeve oped. rceuerygrandest In the world. This pronerty is onued by an ol army olllcrr who is desirous

eudln nl days east among relatives, an i oils uropertv is thuremr. oflVred at tne lowprice oi 8)10,000, although the true price Is fabulous. Tltie perfect.

PERSONAL.NEN

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2K.12 Cluudli6;io p.'im M Tannuirarnrit Howard Vaughn is convalescent.

Comr. Geo. W. North is inKin. an. Temperature JJkla I rTeclpltatlou .. ..

w. L. Widmbtib, Benrt., Biiroal corpsBote f Indicates pred 't"n imrowliNe,

of dress cutting represented by theraadame, is so simple yet so accurate, thatit is conceded to be the only absolute per-fect system of dress cutting practiced,and by which all styles and character ofladies' garments can be cut without any

possibility of making mistakes or misfits.

By this system is cut the seamless waist,Parisian dartless basque, French bias dartand all fancy sleeves, collars, etc., whichcan not be cut by any other system ofdress cutting. The system is so simplethat the most inexperienced, by it, canbecome proficient in a short time in theart of cutting all character and styles ofladies' dresses and garments, without apossibility of making mistakes or injuringgoods. Ladies desiring to use this sys-tem should call upon the madams early,so as to get the benefit of her stay in thecity and receive instructions. Hoursfrom 8 a. m. till 6 p. m.

Lire la MiseryTo thousands of people who have the taintof scrofula in their blood. The agoniescaused by the dreadful running sores andother manifestations of this disease are be-

yond description. There is no other remedyequal to Hood's Sarsaparilla for scrofula,salt rheum and every form of blood disease.

antic & Pacilii

aere. He had been elected on the Peo-ples' ticket in San Miguel county and wasa representative of the people. The othermembers of the house may sy in path ZJAith the prisoners, but if tbey have neveri.een prisoners themselves they can not--ympathize with them like he could. Hehad been charged with murder. Hislawyer was present. He had been a prisonerin chains in his native country, and hecould sympathize with prisoners. Heihotight'making brick was not a very goodthing for the prisoners to do, and it don'tprofit the territory very much to tavethem do so anyhow. He served in theNew Mexico penitentiary with convictsthat had served in many penitentiaries inDie United States and Mexico and atthose penitentiaries he was informedhat they had various industries in prog

ress ; such as making shoes, etc. and hethought that they ought to have such in-dustries here. Probably none of themembers of this house had been out tothe penitentiary since they had been

TIMBER Xj-A-HSTI-7,000 Acre Tract,

About thirrj-elgh- t miles northeast of Santa Fe, N. M., and about twelve miles fromD, A k. Q. R. K, station. Covered with abundance ot excellent timber. Very cheap

AL8O A TRACT OF 43,000 ACRESWithin ten miles of A., T. A 8. F. R. R. and thirty miles of Santa Fe, . M.! 4MjMO,000

ef Bne timber on this tract by estimate of expert. Down grade dlreot.to railroad and goodroad. A treat banra n.

AlPL,y TO

GEO. W. KNAEBEL, Attorney,Palace At., near Court House, SANTA FE.

Adjourned to 2 p. m.

HOUSE.YESTERDAY AFTERNOON'S SESSION.

The speaker announced having affixed(Western Division.his signature to house memorial No. 2,praying congress to provide free coinageof silver.30.TIM in TABLE iro.

In effect Snuday, Dto. 21, 1890.Mr. I'aulin, pursuant to instructions.

made a report from the special committeehaving in charge n. a. sso. oi, wun me"Outward; ubstitiite of the council thereto. Me in8TATION8.connection therewith presented H.B.No.mo. 1.9. I. It is reasonably sure to benefit all who give

it a fair trial. Be sure to get Hood's.04 as a substituteto the council substitute,

the city on business.

Capt. Henry Davis is again at the deskin the Exchange hotel.

Mrs. Gower has returned from St. Joeand will make Santa Fe her home in thefuture.

Col. P. Mothersill, the successlul man-

ager of the Detroit Cattle company, whohas been here attending the cattlemen'sconvention, left last night for Engle.

Gov. O. A. Hadley, one of the mostextensive cattle raisers in New Mexicoand a highly respected citizen, is in the

capital, stopping at the Palace hotel.Mr. 8. B. Turner, of Denver, and

Messrs. D. Geiselman and A. L. Burr, ofAlma, Nebraska, are looking over thecapital city and may pitch their tentswith us.

Messrs. H. B. Motter, representingSteele & Walker, St. Joe, and W. H.Constable, representing the Sprague,Warner company, are jolly guests at thePalace

Editor W. S. Williams, of the SocorroChieftain, and Capt. J. P. Hy laud, of theKingston Shaft, .lie latter accompaniedby his wife, leave for home aftera pleasant sojourn in the capital city.

At the Palace: II. B. Fergusson, T.0. Gutierrez, Albuquerque; O. A. Had-

ley, Watrousj E. V. Long, Las Vegas;Chas. Keith and wife, Beedsburg, Wis. ;W. H. Constable, Las Vegas; W. A.

7:00 p:! H. B. No. 04. to provide for the pay ol12:46 additional employes not contemplated by

the U S. law. This bill is different from7:101:tl)

:0t:60

Dempsey Licked.New Orleans, Jan. 15. Dempsey was

1.303:11 both tlie former house o