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SANTA NEW1 1 JLU II y y n iVOL. 27. SANTA FE, N. M., MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1891. NO. 267

The first clean-u- p of old Abe ore at

Telegraphic Tidings REMOVALWH 'iuiiiiiuiifcgi.-witar.- ',v

S- - SIFITZ.Gold and Silver TAKE NOTICE!

r?gaOT,-!iiasffli-PINE FILIGREE JEWELRYClucks and Silverware,

who preached a stirring sermon appro-

priate to the first Sunday in the year,from the text "Redeeming the time."The music was appropriate to Hie Epipha-ny season, and the excellent rendering of

"Brightest and Best," was particularlynoticeable.

Frank Ortiz, son of Don AiubrosioOrtiz and one of the New Mkxican

typos, is to marry Miss Rosarito Duran,the beautiful and cliarn-.in- g daughter of

Don Jose D. Duran. Tne ceremony will

take place at the cathedral on Wednes-

day, at 8. a. m. A muss w ill be songin honor of the event.

Mr. J. S. Fleming y purchased theGriego place on Manhattan road, just infront of tiie Geo. Cunn i.Iucp, ami w hichwill soon be on a corner, it being the in-

tention to ofen a new street thiongh theWebber properly lying toward the south.Mr. Fleming will improve the property at

Diamonds, Watches,

' No Representations mteof Ooixli

Diamond Setting and Watch Repairing Promptly and Efficiently Din

FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.In order to clos out our iimncnso stock we will ofl'er

er'totlt at a iriiliiir niar-i- ii iii.ov cost. Elcsrant joldWatches Chains 1 im. .on. is in nil Myles, Gold adSilver Ti.l..l'es. sleeve IJiuton, Scurf IN us, studs, LacePins. I- - ar Drops, O..Il i. MS Him1 Pencils Gold and ilverH ailed Canes mid Umbrellas. (Mocks in great variety andan endless assort incut of beautiful designs in s. lid andqaudruple plated silverware. No -- so to send oast for soods,we w 11 discount any prices given cither at home or abroad. 'We are determined to reduce ourstoc and turn it intocash. Orders from our friends abroad will receive carefulatt- - ntion and at the lowest prices ever before known Iu the'lerritory.

GEO. W. HICKOX & CO.

The Second National BankOF NEW MEXICO.

OA. PIT A. PAID UP - - S1SO.OOC

Duet a general banking business and solicits patronage of the public. REASER BROS,-- DKALKK3 IX

L. SPIEQELBERft. Pres.

Don't BHAY,-:-GHAlN,-:-:POTAT- OES

BUT EAT --A.T-

LumbeVand'Buildmg Materials,

Warehouse and Office :

Gasper Ortiz avenue, f

CONWAY'SOyster Bay and Bon-To-n

IETAQZEAJSTT. FIRST NATIONAL BANKOF

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

Stor wl tractor) ,Nftxt dur 8eciml Nation! Bank

W. Q, SIMMONS. Oashie

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SDK SOtltU

YORK.

Co 0oneral Agents for New

, Mexico and Arizona.

: 1890:

JQBBWWL Q

Fresl Oysters, isl, Game, Pcultry, Kansas City Meats. SHORT

ORDER MEAiS a specialty. CpeD Day ail MM. Best

Coots in tie City. Ladies' and Gent's Private Din-in- a

ai 1 lie f oois Up Stairs. J on't Fail to Ask for Wine-Li- st !

JACK CONWAY, Prop'r.PEDRO PEREA,T. B. CATRON,R.J. PALEN.

Weekly Bank Statement.New York, Jan. 5. The weekly bank

statement shows the followinir changesReserve, increase, $851,950; loan increase, $356,000 ; specie, increase, $850900; legal tenders, increase, $1,147,500;d posits, increase, $4,352,800 ; circulation,increase, $9,900. The banks now hold$8,577,125, excess ot the requirements ofwe 2D per cent rule.

Enoouraglng Bach Other,Washington, Jan. 5 Ueu. SchoBcld

said of the Sioux troubles: "We aro stillencouraging Ueu. Miles and be is encour-

aging us and I still bave hopes that weshall yet be able to get the Indians intocamp without a flVht The forcesnow in the held under I be command ofGen. Miles are Composed of the followingregiments: first, bth, 7tli, eth and9th cavalry, one company of the 1st artillery company E. one company of the 4thartillery, company E, and the 1st, 2d, 3d,7th, Htli, lztn, 15th, 17th. 20th, 2 let and25lh infantry. This should mean anactual fighting force of at least 10,000officers and men. hut it is probable thatthe ranks are not fullud that the regulararmy under Ueneral Miles does not ex8,000 at the most."

PERSONAL.

At the Palace : Frank J. Doan, Detroit;Geo. Westervelt, New York ; W. C. Hazledine, Albuquerque; F. E. Olney, LasVegas ; Trinidad Romero, Wagon Mound ;

B. P. Smith, Albuquerque; II. B. Ferguson, Albuquerque ; M. 8. Otero, Berna-

lillo; J. R. McFie, Las Cruces.

Judge Freeman and John W. Garner,clerk of the court, have rented the fineresidence of Mrs. I. S. Tiffany for oneyear, commencing next April, when thefamilies of the judge and Mr. Garner will

arrive from their homes in Virginia. Socorro Chieftain.

Judge VV. C. Haziedine, general counsel of the Atlantic & Pacific railroads, andone f the best railroad lawyers in theouutry, ia in the city from Albuquerque

aiid will sttond the sessions of the terri-

torial supreme court.At the Elite: Judge A. A. Freeman,

Socorro; Prof. C. R. Bliss, Chicago; Geo.G. Gans, Las Cruces; Piuito Pino, LasCruces; Mrs. Stowe and son. Las Vegas.

Mr. & Mrs. Roumaldo Ortiz left on Saturday for their home at Capulin, Colo.Miss Susie Stephens accompanied themand will pass a few weeks with them.

Hon. M. S. Otero, of Bernalillo, a representative man in every sense aud whocounts his friends here by scores, is cir-

culating among Santa FeansMrs. Ilfeld and pretty little daughters

bave gone to Albuquerque on a visit.lion. Frank Hpriiwor, of L.v vaa.

here attending the supreme court.

Judge Elliott, of Silver City, is amongthe visiting attorneys.

Dr. Olliey, of Las Vegas, is visiting theCapital city.

HOUND ABOUT TOWN.

Now '91has lust heron

Iltre'i i hoping you'll have lots of fun,uouq LeaitaAnd wealth

And joys ol all sum by the ton.

On Wednesday evening next, at 7 :30

o'clock the installation of the newly elect-

ed officers of Carlton post will take place,to which all comrades of the G. A. R.,who mav happen to be in the city are

fraternally invited to be present. On thesame evening at 8 :30 o'clock there will

be an camp fire at the Posthall (sontb of the Bridge street bridge),to which til old solders and their fami-

lies whether members of the grand armyor not, are cordially invited. A generalreunion will be had, old stories told andold songs sung, and the mess-coo-k will

do his duty.It is understood thar the Equitable Life

Assurance society of the United Statesis prepared to appoint a general agentfor Arizona under s contract with thehead office. This opening is a great op-

portunity for a live insurance man of the

right stamp. The Equitable is justly re-

garded as one of the - most reliable and

ably conducted life insurance com

panies in the country, having a surplusof nearly $25,000,000, and assets exceed-

ing $100,000,000. Successful life insur-

ance men open to engagements shouldaddress Mr. E. W. Scott, third vice presi-dent of the society, in New York."E. R. Stafford, a well known civil

engineer, is in the city, having just leftthe Pecos valley, where he acted as chiefengineer on the construction of thePecos valley railroad. He announcesthat this line is finished as far as Eddy,and trains in operation thereon.. Mr.Stafford is daily awaiting orders from W.C. Bradburry & Co., of Denver, withreference to the location of another lineof railway in New Mexico. Of this newline more anon.

At the Episcopal church yesterday theservice was conducted by Rev T. J. Glyn,

ElW. N. EMW1ERT,

Staole end Fane? GroceriesSan Franoisco St., S. W. Cor. Plaza, SANTA FE, N. N.

white Uaks, forty-si- x torm, yieldedeighty-fiv- e ounces bullion per ton.

Tho Socorro smelter can't, mret the'IpiiihikI of miners to smelt their ores.This ought to bring Cerrillos' advantagesas a smelter point to tho front.

Concentrating machinery lias beengoing out to San Pedro for the Coppercompany's new plant. It looks as thoughspring would bring with it livlicr timesfor San Pedro.

Uenrgo Wallers has put on a burro trainin the Organ mountain mining district,and proposes to put the miner's ore on agood level road at a reasonable price.Una Cruces Republican.

A train of twenty-fiv- o burros, has ar-

rived from lis Cruces at Cook's i'eak.They are to ba employed i,l packingFiov.er Q ieeu ore down the trail to thefoot of the mountain, w here jigs havebeen erected to separate the zinc andlead.

Hewitt Fostfr, of Ilerrrosa, is in thecity with severul car loads of ore fromPelican mines. Mr. Foster is the brotherof the lute Samuel Foster, and " since hisbrother's death has taken charge of themines as superintendent. Socorro Chieftain.

The Pacific mine No. 1, is shippingthirty tons of ore per dav to the mill located above the city. The ore is millingwell, and the mine is in excellent condi-tion for working. Eight teams withtrail wagon are employed in transportingthe ore from the mine to tho mill. En-

terprise.Tho Socorro Tunnel company is in a

little over twelve hundred feet. Aboutone hundred and fifty feet this side of thetunnel they have mu in about fifty feeton a vein that bids fair to develop into atine body of paying ore. This vein hasabout tw o foot of high-grad- e pay ore in it,and so far is widening. This was thevein that the tunnel cut the apex of some-time ago.

Cerrillos Rustler: Manager McLaugh-lin, of the San Pedro Copper mines, wasin town during the past week, giving at-

tention to machinery arriving for theplant. It is likely that the company willdo good work next spring and summer,starting in on a good, Bound, businessbasis. In this conne tion it is assertedthat probably no more than half asmany men are likely to be employed asduring the boom time of a year ago, butthat a better output is anticipated on ac-

count of improved m9chiuerv.

COMPOUND EXTRACTyC

4mThe Importance of pnrifylngtho blood can-n-

be overestimated, for without pure blood

you cannot enjoy good health.At this season nearly every one needs a

good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrichthe blood, and we ask you to try Hood's

DorMilir Sarsaparllla. It strengthensrcCUIIcU and 'builds up tho system,creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,while It eradicates disease. The peculiarcombination, proportion, and preparationof the vegetablo remedies used give tonoon's Sarsuparilla pecul- - --r leplfI Ular curative powers. Noother medicine has such a record of wonderfulcures. If you have made tip your mind to

buy Hood's Sarsaparllla do not be Induced

any other Instead. It Is a PeculiarMedicine, and is worthy your confidence.

Hood's Sarsaparllla is sold by all druggists.Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass,

IOO Doses 0N Dollar

nuH xchaige Hotel,

Southeast cor. Plaza.

SANTA FE, - . S. i.tenlralli Locate!, Entire! Milled,

TERMS $2 per Day

Special Rates by the week

J.T. FORSHA, Propr

A. I. GRI3G & CO,,

Dealers In

Furniture, CrockeryAND GLASSWARE.

til KlnJs of Repairing and Carpet Worn Atteuded lo

Wagner & Haffner's Old Stand.

AX' WHO LEU ALU AND RETAIL

Garden

Santa Fe, N.im.

PresidentVice Pesident

Cashier

OTEL

RUMSEY

BURNHAM.

New Mexico- 3

lift lis IsOF NEW

f. Sni &Joi, The results or the policies now maturing show that the EQUITABLE

Is far In advanof any other Life Insurance Company. 0

If you wish an illustration of the results on ihese policies send your

nam, address m I date of birth to .1. W sCHOFIELD & CO., Santa Fe,N. M., and It will .receive prompt attention.

once.Juan Montoya Romero, nominated for

school director in the 4th precinct, hav

ing no time to attend to the duties thereof,as he considers they should ha attendedto, declines the nomination, although hewill work for the election of any goodman named on the Republican ticket.

The regular monthly meeting of tiieWoman's Christian Temperance Unionwill be held at the Presbyterian manseto morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 4

o'clock. Not only all members but allladies interested in the objects of Iho so

ciety are invited to be present.The regular monthly communication of

Montezuma lodge No. 1, A. F. and A. Mi,takes place at Masonic hall at 7 :"0 thisevening. Visiting brethren are cordiallyinvited to attend.

Encourage home talent by attendingthe Spanish Dramatic Society's entertainment at Gray's opera house A

good treat is promised those who attend.The public school directors of precinct

No. 4, meet on Thursday next to arrangefor opening the Bouth side school.I Spanish dramatic entertainment to-

night. Don't fail to attend.There'll be a Kay time at the Palace

hotel

Cured of Ma'arla.George Dixon, 22 Florida st., Elizabeth,

N. J., writes:"I have been using Allcock's Porous

Plasters for the last five years. Some two

years ago, after having been sick for up-ward of Bix mouths with malaria, I foundmyself with an eularged spleen, dysp?p- -

tic and constantly troubled with a headache, and my kidneys did not act verywell either. Having spent moe t of uymoney for medicine and medical advice, 1

thought to save expense I would usePorous Plasters two on the small of

my back, one on Uiu pir, n- -and one on the pit of the stomach, justunder the breastbone. I continued usingthe plasters about thirty days, changinnthem every week. At the end of thattime 1 was perfectly well, and have re-

mained so ever since."

NOTICETo Contractors and Builders

Sealed proposals will be received by tlioundersigned, until 10 o'clock a. m. Sat-

urday February M, 1891, for the buildingof the superstructure (above water tablen,)of the laboratory of the New Mexico schoolof mines, at Socorro, N. M.

The central portion of said laboratorywill be 39 feet 8 inches square and twostories high above basement, and willhave two wings, each 4!) feet 2 inches bv32 feet 8 inches and one wing in rear 53leet by thirtry feet.

Bids are invited, for a pressed brickbuilding, with stone trimmings, (corners,doors, windows, etc). Aud for all stone,of the character of work called SquaredAshlar, or Random Range, and GothicBond.

All are described in plans and specifica-tions, which may be seen at the oliice ofthe undersigned in Socorro.

The right to reject any and all bids isreserved by the board of trustees.

Proposals to be addressed to the under-

signed, at Socorro, N. ME. W. Eatox,

Secretary and Treasurer.

John McCullough Havana ciger, 5c,' atColorado saloon.

Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-

loon.

Truffled mushroons and stuffed olivesat Emmert's.

' Notice of Dissolution.Notice Is hereby given that the law

partnership of Catron, Knaebel & Clancyhas been dissolved by agreement, anilthat the members thereof will individual-ly continue in the practice of law at SantaFe, N. M. T. B. Catron,

John II. Knaebel,F. W. Clancy.

Santa Fe, N. M. Dec. 27, 1890.

NEW MEXICO MINES

Big strike in the Lady Godiva, WhiteOaks.

Colorado prospectors have invaded theGuadalupe mountains. ,

D. Bauman, ore buyer from Pueblo,Colo., is visiting the Organs.

Valle" its

long time with low Interest.

FirstClass.

Santa Fe,

PUtlirkJ

1808 :

WPOtTIl WALKERBOOT

J. G. SCHUMANN,

Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings

Keeps on han t fall assortment ot Lad ls' am

Children's Fine Shoes; also the Mndlam and thtCheap g"dea. I would call especial attention M

my,t;l! Jd Ll'M Kip WALKK Boots, a DMlor men who do bearj work and aeed a soft balservlcabla apper leatber, with heavy, nbsiaavtlal, triple soles auij standard screw lutealOrders by mall promptly attended to.

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

MerchandiseGeneral

HOTEL CAPITAL,8AN FRANCISCO STREET.

Largest and Moat Complete Stock of Qsni-- t S itiandlae

Carried ia the Bnttre Southw... ' '

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,Healthy and Nice Rooms on the Second Floor. Nightly Band

Concert In Front of the Hotel, iu the Plaza.

Rates, $1.50 and $2 per Day. Rates for Regular Board.

U. TAMONY, Proprietor.

MEXICO THE COMING COXJlJTTKY

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folders giving fall particular

The Spot!JSTEW

hoice Irrigated Lands

ACRES(Improved and Unimproved) attractively platted; for sale on WARRANTY DEEDS GIVEN. Write for Illustrated

RIO CRAWDE LAWD COMPANY. Las Cruces. M M.T K . LIVINGSTON,Cenral Agent.

bored, that Colfax county is a strongly You teel tired Do you knowWHATTie Daily New Mexican Democratic county, and has a Democratic 00 JJ what it means? ou are ner-

vous Why? You cough in the E iWWELL LAND GRANTcounty government and a DemocraticJNO. HAMPEL,

fin, Tar and Grave" BoofllierilT for the past four years.By NEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO. morning Do you realize the cause:Your appetite is poor What makesThe dispatch very cunningly' sets, that

Colfax county is the home ofd at Second Clau matter at thedeuta Ka Post Office. AILSYOUDoraeyjtlie reference to him is for no

PLUMBING aND CAS FIIUNE,

J.owBt price and n stul wur Fa rm (Lands!other purpose than to ineiuuate, that tie

it so ? You seem like a changedperson to your friends Do yoknow what is the matter, or hasthe change been so gradual it hat

escaped your notice ?

You have Consumption I

We do not jay this to frighten

is at the bottom of the allegedtrouble there. LOW Kit 'FfclMO M.. All.m

How do the people oi Colfax like re

BATHS OP SCB8CRIPTION.

Dally, per week, by carrier I 20

Dally, per mouth, by carrier 1 00

Dally, per mouth, by mail 1 W

iially, three mouth, by mall 2 W)

Dally, six mouths, by mall 6 00

Daily, oue year, by mail WOto eekly, per niuuthWeekly, per quarter 7i

Weeekjy, pel ix months 1 IB

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'm;er irrigating ditches.ports as the above, circulated by Detuo- - you?KNOW SIMON FILGERatic newspapers? They will receivelots of immigrants, w ill they not, whilesuch stories are floating about concern-

ing them?IflerContractor & Bii

ADVEKTI9ING RATES.

you, but it is true. These are the sure symptoms or tnis terrible aisease. mereis one thing which will check it and that is

DR. ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY.It 4s recommended ly the best physicians In Europe and America.

S mu, 60 eeatu aid 11.00 per Bottle.W. H. HOOKER & CO., 46 West Broadway. New York.

FOK BALK BY A. C. IfELAFD, Jr., SANTA FK.

'iiuiec ,yotaln Valley and Lands near llie foot Hjjl- -

FOR SALE.Cabinet Making of all kinds, and repair- -

WILL BURY THEM. DEEP.

There are some good and worthy citi lag done promptly and In aflrstelassmaner; filing and repairing saws.

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pared to !q t' e'r prrating on short notn--

and at reasnaWe ra' 03. Much of the jobprinting mw gng out of town shouldome to f e Hew ""exi-a- n office. Theroin no be'-i- crTse for seguing out oftown 1st printing t'an there is for sendingaway I;r groceries or dotting. Our merrtimts sh ould consider these things. ThoNew Mexican is acknowledged tho lead-

ing paper of li-i- a section. The patronagoof the pcoplo wLl enable as to keep it so

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the best interests of New Mexico, no mat-

te what be his political convictions canlook on and see "the mess," the wreckand ruin-wrec- k of our finances and ruinof our good name and our credit here in

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ANTONIO WINDSOR '

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rians and Speetx ..aj tarnished on am-

plication. Correspondence solicited

"ower'KrlscoBtreet.ernna, . catlta TO, N M

bership, the council will not "remain asat present." In other words, if the houseunseats Republicans, the council will un-

seat Democrats. The reprehensible partof the matter is that retaliation is to bethe ground of action and not right of

election." Las Vegas Optic.Our esteemed contemporary need not

tear its nether gurruent; the Republicanmajority iu the council knows what it is

about ; the seven Republican members of

the council Messrs. J Frank Chaves, Pedro

I'erea, T. B. Catron, Juan Santistevan,Pedro 1. Jaramillo, J. A. Ancheta and E.S. Stover, are public spirited, honorableand respected citizens; they are all prop-

erty owners and tax payers; theyhave the best interests of the peopleat heart; with ihe exception of Mr. An-

cheta, they, each and every one, havehad large experience in legislation and

public affairs. These seven councilmen

(probably aided by Mr. Mills of San Mi-

guel) will go on and do their duty by thepeople, by their constituents, by their

party and by themselves. The partisanactions of the bouse w ill affect them not.No member of the council will be unseat-

ed for retaliation or partisan purposes.That sort of business will be left to theDemocratic luaise.

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Santa Fe county, done under the cloak of

and in the name of Democracy, and notfeel the disgrace of the situation. Look

at the record. For years it has been

going from bad to worse, but take it upneginning with that dark night in March

last when poor Faustiu Ortiz was assas-sinnate- d

on Water street and his body

Insertions in "KoanU About Town" commn 2o

cento a Hue, eah iUMjriiou.Preferred locals 1U ceuta per line first Insertion

ana o cents per line eacu subsequent insertiou.Legal advertising 1 per luch per uay lor tint

six insertions, 7o cents per ic per Uay for uexisix iusertious, 60 cents per day lor subsequeuiInst rtious.

All contracts and bills for advertising payablenouthl) .

all oummanicatioua iutuded tot publicationmust be accompanied by the writer's uauie auusddrem not lor publication but as an evideuctof good faith, and should be addressed to theeditor. Loiters pert&imng co business ghoul"cm addressed to Mew Mkxicad Printing K)o.

eiauia 'e, New Mexico

The New Mkxican has facilities for do-

ing first-clas- s job work of all kinds and as

cheap as can be had in any city in thecountry. There is no excuse for sendingsuch'work out of tow n, to Denver, KansasCity, Philadelphia or any other pointKeep the money at home.pirited away and buried iu the shallow

sands of a suburban arroya, and theolli- - ACADEMYOF- -cial record of Santa Fe county proves a

terrible one.he Nw Mkxican Is the oldest news

paper in New Mexico. It is seut to every PosiOffice iu the Territory and has a large and grow- "'VHss A. Muglcr,'ljg circulation among the iutelligeut and pro- fhere is no denying the fact that th' re

Our Lady of Light!a lack of a healthy public sentiment in

MOMUY, JANUARY 5. his community. The situation is serious; lirat calls aloud for every citizen who h: s

ANJitVliKSAItlKS. about him a spark of manhood to exer-

cise it to the end that the instigators of

CONDUCTED BY THE

-M-ETERS 01 10BifT0- ,i-SANTA. FE, N, M.

Certificates of election based uponthis dark record of official villainy andJanuary 5th.Dr. lieiij Kuah, 1745.Stenhtu Decatur, 177V. corruption shall ba hunted down, pro

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siolen ballot boxes, upon contempt of

court, violations of law and the ilclaimed to the world and punished. We tm save BTtmrlon of the DrairiM and allay, between Rate an!Charles the Kuld killed, 1477.Catherine de Meoicis, loSl. The Annual Session bigins cn Sept, 1st at taandrnd miles of large Irrigating canala hare been bait, at

art In wort of conitraction, with water for 75,000 aorea of laMa

Jancf Goods,

GRIFFIN BLOCK,

Southeast Cor. Washington At

SANTA FE. N. M.

corruptwill not

Good,will be

legal and unlawful actions of

and dishonest county officials

be recognized in "the council,wholesome and needed bills

believe the beginning of the rf'nd is athand. The bosses have gone a little too

far. We believe that good and honestmen will henceforth hesitate and reflect

Edward the Confessor, lUtio

Pascal (nculptor) 1882.Dr. Etlwam Lasker, 1S84.

J. B. Lippincott, 1880.Foi information, ildres,

MOTHER FRf NCISCA LA MY

Tmh lamia with perpetual water righta will ba eold cneap ana a Um eaafw--u oi too annual payments, with 7 per cent interest.

La addition to the above there are 1,400,000 acres af Issai tmatia, eonnating mainly of agricultural landa.well Lefore they again blindly follow the

Paris bombardment. 1871.

Attempted assassination of Louis XV, lead of this ruffian element. Already,even since the last election, there arecountless scores of goud men who have

Ths ettmate ia nninrpaaaed, and alfalfa, grain and brntt af afl ISraw as arfaction and In abundance.

The A., T. A 8. F. railroad and the D., T. A fort Worth rtJtroaat1757. '

MaiBartGmoDSi.The governor's recommendation, that denounced the bosses and the uang and

the laws as passed by the legislative as openly repudiate their methods. A reWORK SECONn TO NONE

action has come, and a sentiment is slow

passed by the council ; economy will bethe rule, and the best interests of the

people will be the watchword; if theDemocratic house of representativeschooses to kill the good, timely andwholesome measures which will be

passed by the Republican council, well

and good ; no one w ill be to blame, butthe Democratic majority of the house,and the people who put them there.Thev can go on, and do as they please;a short horse is soon Qurried, and their

political lives will be found brief, verybrief.

sembly be published in the newspapersOf the territory, is a goed and timely oneand oniiht to be adopted. The territory

J. W. OLINGER.Undertaker-.-and-- :- EmbalmeK

Marble and Granite

MONUMENTS

ly but surely building up that will burythem deep in thf sea of oblivion. Sharing - IB its. Hal Cutting - SS cts

Hala property, and other roada will toon follow.Thoee wiahing to view the anda can aeenre apecial ratea ea Hae ms

i da. aad will have rebate also en the eame If they ahonld bay IN SSMer nor n4 land

Warranty Deeds Given.i .i in

0m tov uarM nir apply to

The Maxwell Land Grant Co

should pay fair price for this work. The

publication of the laws weuld redound to What They Say About the We solicit the rtronage of the public andthe benefit of the people. Kuaranti e satisiai tion.

A. T. SrUBLOCK, Prop.,Assisted by Flmt-Clas- s Artist.

Vv In view of the fact that, thanks to a

Bal.ot Box Steal in SantaFe County.

I'.allut liox Stealing is all I h.y fare For.The New Mexico Democrats have acted

RA TOTST,Democratic administration, there has not 1! Itt Mut (rtl;tic Bes'jru

at iowc8T nasMHLt KATES.Oor. Water end Oun am nar Its..

Mr. William T. Price, a justice of the

peace at Richland, Neb., was confined this uen last winter with a severe attack

been a public school in operation in SantaFe county for the past year, it would be inn fnwtt li iist. Vt a mi a A tratr Vtt Mnono'i"

two Republicans who claimed to haveof lumbago; but a thorough applicationto know for what over $2,000 has been "W. A. VLK:3E-2TZI-5-

3,-- i Tr-T- 3STHIW bCEXpaid out of the county school funds

Making a routih guess we should say this

J. WELTMERBOOK, STATIONERY AND

News Depot!sum was paid to redeem very ancient Profitable

EmploymentFOR LADIES

school warrants icsupd years ago, bought

of Chamberlain's Plain Balm enabledhim to get up and go to work. Mr. Pi ice

says: "The remedy can not be recom-

mended too hiuhly." Let any onetroubled with rheumatism, neuralgia orlame back give it a trial, and they will beof the same opinion. 5J cent bottles forsale by C. M. Creamer,'drui:gtet.

up on the Btreets at 25 cents on the dol'arand in fact and in law not worth ab

solutely the paper in them. Great is the H A RID W A R Eboodler in Santa Fe county.

been elected from Sauta Fe county in theNew Mexico legislature. No trial washad as to the right of these gentlemen tohold their seats. The Democrats merelyparsed a resolution declaring that theywere not entitled to sit in the legislature,and, since they had a majority, they car-

ried their point. This is a proceedingwhich will not commend New Mexico to

the good opinion of intelligent men in therest of the country. The Democrats

might at least have had the decency of

resorting to a trial or careful investigationbefore assuming to declare that tfie.eRepublicans were not entitled to theirseats. Denver Republican.

liobtaitied by t:in(r or-ders tovtbP mostpopular Corset Va'st made.Application bjouM bemade enrlT,at only oneagentwlll be appointedlu this vicinity.

AddressJldSON CORSET CO,

Jackson, Mich.

MA8IE, T000 & CO.'S GOLD PENS

freak Oaedlea a Speolalty. rim GlgarSf

lol aeeo, Motions, IMt

Thb legislators can well afford to de

vote some attention to the Pullman Pal

ace Car company as well as to the Wells-

Fargo Express company. While the Plumbing, Gas & Steam Fittinglatter has a very great weakness for scal

ing down its taxes from year to year, unMs 01 fq actnowledgedthe leading remedy forOonorrbcea fr elect.The onlv sate reinedv for

, nn t ia v nn lT06DAY8.iIeacorrheaorWbites.

I Drescrlbe it and feelsate in recommendlne it

In Haruiony w ith the Character of the

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

as numerous as the flowers that bloom" in

the spring. Many further resemble theflowers in that they come without beingBent for, and fade after a brief existence.

The most sensible and business-lik- e

Calendar that we have seen conies to usfrom N. W. Aer & 8on, newspaper ad-

vertising agents, Philadelphia, and heartheir ''Keepiiiif everlastingly at it" im-

print. It is so large and clear that itsdates can be easily distinguished acrossun office, and is printed in a manner toreconcile the most fastidious to its com-

pany for a year.It is sent to any address, postpaid, on

receipt of 2." cents.

til now such tax barely reaches 50 percent of the amount originally paid by itin New Mexico, we believe the former

corporation is famous the nation over for

leM Urtanl'f'-- 'i .LADIESCo. to all sufferers.JUnSHes.

The house at Santa te on the 31st, un OKCIMITll0.BV jm A.J.BIUBBH. M.U,I'KCATUK. Ufa,

Bold by Droavlata.seated by simple resolution and withoutnot paying any tax at all not even inrows si.uu.Illinois, which state it claims as its head

For sale by A. C. intLA.VDquarters. Let's have fair play in thesematters. CAPACITYDrvcniirj uu.,.vYVk o- -

jtfABTES CENTPBY OLD

t

I

SS$$S&PHOPRIETOflS cP 150,000 BARRELS

pru annumANOTHER DEMOCRATIC LIE.

Special to the Repui 11c.

.AVX...... "-I""-

:"'-Denver, Colo., Dec. 25. Colfax county

taking any evidence w hatever, reoresen-tativ- e

J. B. Mayo and B. M. Read, of

Santa Fe county, and admitted C. F.

Easley and T. P. Gable. This gives theDemocrats a majority of two on jointballot. This is in harmony wilh the

proceedings of the Democrats since theirtheft of the ballot box in Santa Fe coun-

ty. Force they saw would not work, andno other plan could be devised thatwould prove so effective as the one jutadopted. Rio Grande Republican.

--y siewvu exoiuaiveir or Donemian nopef&.' and Seleoted Colorado Barley.5. M., the present residence of

tor Dorsey, has for years been considered pilserjer Bottled Beer a Specialtyvr nilADOLPH J. ZANO, Oaneral Managtr.W. L. DOUGLASthe toughest and in out disreputable conn

ty in the territory. The county is mounand other uneclal- -.

Chamberlain's Bye and SkinOintment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore EyetTotter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, OkChronic Sores, Fever Sores, EczemaItch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nippleand Files. It is cooling and soothing.Hundreds of cases have been cured byit after all other treatment had failedIt is put up in 25 and 50 cent boxes.

st"ono WATER PROt

STITUTB fcr PL18T, o Ornuntotal CABPhTSnd BU09 ot m mvri... crl nil imll UiD Oil

Clvtha. (TOAtklogu an SamplH Fret.

LUiDHOW 01 rltunti. L,i;hI Aate.

t-- --f 1 tlen for Gentlemen.tainous anil is a great rendezvous tor out-

laws and would-b- e bad men from Colors B. HANLEY, Local Agent.WIISFIaa Lad lei. Pto.. are war- -

anted, anil no stamped on bottom. AddressW.IiiDOUGLAtsVBrock'iin. IHna. Sold by

J. G. SCHUMANN, Santa Fe.do, Texas, the Indian Nation and thsouthern counties of the territories who

are allowed to comn.it all manner n Health is Wealth!depredation without molestation. Manyof the county, as well as territorial officia

located there, wink at these crimes forSOL SPIE6ELBERG

W. H. SOEHNCHEN,Carpenter, Contractor oi Builder

JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Bock f Hotel Cap tal, Sai.ta Fe, N M.

the purport of securing political faV'rcafh or thrnu.h fear. Men who were dis

pleasing to this lav less tiang have been Th old reliable merohant at PtaFe. ha added largely te

hlA etftck of

lynched or myHterioiisly been made aw aywith, anil thou.h the case was a plainone, the honorless and soulless omViids

As Kxpicti-d- , fi-On- r. K,.s Approvrs ti e

Th. ft i. f a Kallnt Buz.

The house of representative at SantaFe undid a month's work of Sec Thomasand Jndu'e Seeds by quietly niiBeatinii J.B. Mayo and B. M. Read and givints thevacant places to C K. Easley and T. P.

ialle, who had beer lenally elected.And it will be funny to hear the holwhich the Republican uress of the terri-

tory will send lip. Deming Headlight

The Republicans tn the Council. .

"The Citizen, of Aibirqueriiue, publish-ed a telegram from Santa Fe which, to

say the least, leaves a bad impresrion on

the thoughtful mind. It says:The Republican and Democratic mem-

bers of the council appear to he workingharmoniously together, and should nuth-in- g

occur iu the houtieto mar itsthe council will remain as at present.

The implication here is plainly that if

the house makes any change in its mem

nr.ade no attempt to bring the nmrDr E. West's Norv and Brain Treatment, a

giisranteod njie Iflo for h cria, dizztni'Kn,fits, nerv"iiit neuralgia, ner-vo- ii

ptotratimi catiBeil riv the tine of alcohol orGENTS'derers to justice. IVir devils who weredisliked bv this mob have been confined in the Sprinirer jail on trumped n URNISHING GOODSF

THfe SANTA VE BAKERY3 re ad, Pies and Cakes.

Groceries and Provisions.'charges and then, on an order (mm ofli

cers, turned out of the jail at midnightto be met at the door bv the outlaws, wh

tonaeco. wl"iu nes . ireium aeprcssion,t"o brain rmultlni? In lnHaniiy and

leadln? to miser , d' cay and d at,old age, harrnne-s- , 1 seof power In either s -- .

involuntary lnsfles and gp'rmat rrhata causedbyover'X"ition of the brain, s- or oveindn'irence Each box con alns one months

trea'ment: tl a box or s x boxes for b, tent bmail prepaid on receipt of price.

WE GCARANrKE SIX BOXRSTo cure uny case. With ench order received bus for six bo rs, accompanied wltn .i, we will&end the pnrohiiser our written guarantee to re-fund the money If the treatment do. s not eiteeia cure. Guarantees IssuS'i onl by A C 'relaadJr., dingg st, sole aent, Santa Fe, N. X.

nd those in need of any article

And ELECTRIC SUSPENSORY APPLIANCES traSent on 90 Days Trial

TO MEN (yonng or old) miffertDg with NERVOUSPEBUJTT. XOSf OF VITALITY, LACK OF NERVEFORCE AND VKJOK. WASTING WEAKNESSES, andall thoaa dlHases of a I'KIWOHAL NATURE reault-Ui- i

from ABWES and OTHER CAUSES. Quick andCompleta HMtoraUon to HEALTH, VIGOR and MANHOOD. Also for ltiiEtTMATlBM. all Kidney Troublesand many other diseases. The bbrt Electric appu-ascx- s

oMJCABTn. Full particulars wnt in plain bxalsdasvxLon. Address ,

VOLTAIC BELT CO., MarshallMich.

hammered the poor fellow's brains outwith sticks of wood. Dozens of suchhorrible cases can be reported from P. SCHWEPPLE, Proprietor.

In bis line wonld do veilto eall on him.

ON SAN FRANCISCO STRFETthere." St. Louis Republic. N rBAkklSCO SIHEBT, SAUTA VB, IT. M.In this connection, it must be rem em

T TEL E .PECO S "ST JS. 3--i Hi E "T" 1

THE GREAT FRUIT BELT of1000 Miles Mearer all Eastern Markets than California

A l) OIPKOVEMENT COmrANT covers 300,000 acres of MAGNIFIOENT LAND la tills MATOULESS LOCALITY. Tho land Is all PUBLIC DOMAIN andTli canal sritem of tlie PECOS IRRIGATIONCDterable t tl Oiv-runic- price, of

$1.25 : : : one dollar and twenty-fiv-e cents per acre i ::i si.25tZW'ft nndfr tbe Jwert Act. Timlicr CnKiiro, I'rt-cinpi- lon or llonientea'l Laws. Tlie soli Is a Hc, cliocolate-colore- d, gaudy loam, from six tv twenty left deep nnderlaln by lime-aton- e. In fact it is a lline-aton- e regloaUNHURPASMKI IN KIC1INKSH by tho 1 anion Cumberland Valley. With au altitade of 3.000 feet above sea level, It bun- - --A CLIMATE WONDERFULLY EQUABLE AND HEALTHY t No snows; no Northers; noiampnesa; no malaria; no conmimptiofi ! PUKE, and A BUN DAN r vvaiijC! no i here prouuees nve cuttings or airaiia the Tear, ana two crops or grain; wheat, oats and tiriey boiinf iiarveMted In June and corn then plantedfa tbe same laud Ovibg cut lu the Autumn. For further particulars, oU dress, THE PECOS IRHIGATION AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY," Eddy, Eddy County, New Mexloo,

PEOFESSIONAL CARDS.Notice of Sa'c. I took Cold,I took

I TOOKThe Daily New Mexican J. R. HUDSON,

MANlTACTVKKIl OF

Mexican Filigree Jewelry.WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

Sew lug Uasblne Repairing and all kinds of Sewing Maohlaa Supplies.A Flu 1.1a af iseetaolea and y Glasses.

rholagranhla Views T Baals Tt and Maiatf

sauta va, Jf. MSouth Side of Placa

Xj xjFeed and

in ilnds sf Rosg ad Fintd I.araber; teru Flooring at the toweat Katka MM 'mi.lows and Doors.

Ala cany an a general TracKfer business and (eal In Bay and Oral.

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

DUDROW & HUGHES.

Albuquerque Foundry & Machine Comp'yR P. HILL, Secretary and Treasurer.

IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. ORE, COAL AND 'LUMBER OARS, BMAFT-IN-

PTLLETs, GRATKS BAKU, BABBIT METALS, COLUMNAND IKON FRONTS FOR l!l ILIJ1NUS.

REPAIRS ON MINING AND MILL MACHINERY A SPECIALTY.

Albuquerque,

The -- :. San -:- - FelipbALBUQUERQUE. N. ML

HE MARCHED WITH SIIERIHAHTO THE SEA

Trudged nil the way on foot, over mountaintnd through morass, carrying knapsack anilBUn. flll'llt fin hr.nn. ..... -r ""J now ine enccxs or wnicthis fripnila tlirtnu' ,t t,u ......, .......p., nioiiu uirvtrr recover.

yeara, ho saw Br. Pierce's Golden Medical Di

Md he determ.ncd to try '"""TIt. A fewnewspaper,

bottlescured him. Always too Independent to ask

j fusion, oe now says be??5 none. Ho helped save his country, he

ola. For erof..l in ,.n'S.,.,:cleanses the system of all blood-taln- fromtnd Scalp rhsenaes. Tetter, Eoze- -

to benefit or euro in all diseases lor which itM recommended, nr mnnv n,ori u tiM refunded. 6old by druggist.Copyright, 1888, by World's Dib. Mia Ass'n.

D?;&ACE,'S CATARRH REMEDYenses, no miittHr of now ionsndlng. M oonra, by drutntista.

CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Mkthodirt Episc fai Church. T.ovrBan Francisco St. ' o.G. P, Fry Pas-tor, residence next thf church.

Prkhbytkrian Church. Pt. R ev.Geortre G. Smith, Pastor, residence C

Garden- s-Church of Tnn Hi,y Faith Epis-

copal). TTpper Palace Avenue. Rev.Elward W. Meany, B. A. (Oxon),resi-ienc- e

Cathedral St.Congregational Church. Near the

University.

FRATEKNAL OEDERS.MONTEZUMA .LOrOE, No. 1, A. P. & A.

M. Meets en the first Monday of each month.SANTA FBI CHAPTER", No. 1, R. A.

Masons. Meets on the second Monday of eachmonth.

SANTA FE COMMAMDKRT, No. 1,Knights lemnlar. Meets on the fonrth Mondav'f each monthSANTA FE LODOK OF PERFECTION,No. 1, Hth rteirree A. A. 8. R. Meels on the third

nuuuny oi eacn monrn.A.TI.AN LOOOB. No. 8, I. 0. 0. F.

4eet iiwrt HYldav niirht.ANTA FE I.OIIOK, No. 2, K. of P. Meet

and third Wednesdays.OKRMANIA LODGE, No. b, K. f P.

Meets id and 4th TuesdaysNEW. MEXICO DIVISION, No. 1, Uniform

iu i. oi meets nrst weauosuay n eaetionth.CATHOLIC KNIOHTS OF AMERICA.

Meets sei ond Thursday iu the month.SANTA FE LODUK, No. 2367, U, 0. 0. 0. F.

Meets drst and third ThursdaysGOLDEN LODGE, No. 8, A. O. D. W.fleet. yery second and fonrth WednesdaysiABLnii roHT, so. 3, u. A. K meetsnrsi anc tnira Wednesdays of each month, at

ie(i mIK south side of the plaza'.

s ftg 1

5 ei

ga so. o.Ui S E

.S

Tho Leading Hotel in Ne-- Mesloa

MaefAOaURNT.STRICTLY FIKITOftASS.

Hotel Coach and Carriage in Waiting at All Trains.

SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES AifBLARGE PARTIES.

9Q.59 to .oo per dy

TIMMER. HOUSE

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

liEII. C. PKE8TON,Attorney at L,aw. Prompt and careful intentiongiven to all business ntrusted to him. Willpractice In all courts of the territory.

&ALI'H K. XWIXCUM.L,Attorney at Law Bplegelbenr block, Banta Fe,

Kew Mexico.

MAX FROST,Attorhiy at Law, aanta Fe, New Mexico.

QKO. W. KNAIUEL,Office In tbe Sena Building, Falace A venae.Uollectlons and Searching Titles a specialty.

IDWAKD I.. BAKXLBTX,Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexics. Offloe overwuil National Hank.

HKNKV L,. WALDO,Attorney at Law. Will practice Iu the severalcourts of tbe territory. Frompi attentl giveniu an business luirustea ro nis care.

T. r. Conway, e. a. rosxv. w. a. Hawkins.tluHWAt.FOHEI HAWKINS,

Attorneys wd uotinselors at Law, silver (Jit,et Mexico, frompt attention given to all

jUMUct miruBtwl to our care, fractlce in al.lie courts ol Uie territory.

m. a. iriKKic,ttoruei and Counselor at Law. K U. Box

Bauta re, N. M., practices in supreme audall district courts of New Mexico. Special atteution given to mining and Spanish aud Met.it au iiuiu gram miKauou.T. U. CATBOM. J. B. XNAKBXL. t. W. CLANCY

CAXKON, KNAKltEL as CLANCY,Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chanoerr.Santa Fe, New Mexico, frautice In all tbecourts iu tbe Territory. One of tbe Arm will beat au tunes iu sauta re.

WILLIAM WHITS,0. 8. Depnty Surveyor and 0. H. Deputy Mineral

ourveyor.Locations made noon nublio lands. Farnlsbes

luionnatlou relative to spaulsb and Mexicaulaud grants. Omces In Kirscbuer Block, secoudiiiHir. nsuii re. n. n

JOHN 1. VICTORY,Attorney at Law. Ob iu I ouniy Court HouseW ill i ractlce iu tbe several ji urts ol tbe 'lerritorv ana tbe U. S. Luua 1 Hire at Kanta tetxamli atlon of tlt.es to Hi tiith and MexicanOiauts, Mines, and other realtj, caiefully andpromiitiv aueuded tdT Patents for Mines sn- -

curea.

D. W. MANLEY,

DBlTTISTvOver C. M. Creamer's Drue Store.oc-Fic- hours, a to is, a to a

Options, lease of real estate and personal property blanks for sale at the NewMexican printing office.

Type-writ- paper in all sizes and quali-ties (or aale at the New Mexican office.

The man who said that "All's fair inlove or war," is undoubtedly the man w hogot the best of it in both cases.

Physicians Have Found. OutThat a contamination aud foreign element inthe blood, developed by ludigestlon, Is thecause of iheumatUm. This settles upon thasensitive coverlug of the mus-cles and ligaments of the Joluts, causing con-

stant and shifting pain, ai.d aggregating as acalcareous, chalky deposit which producesstiffness aud distoitiou of the joints. No fact,whl h experience has demonstrated in regardto Uostetter'i Stomach Bitters, has strongerevidence to support than this, naraelv, thatthis medicine of comprehensive uses checksthe formidable aud atrocious dleasc, nor itless positively established that it ispreieiablet the poison oi en lined to arrest it, since themaiclne contains only salutary Ingredients.It is also a signal remedy for malarial fever',coustipatiou, oyspepsia, kidney and bladile'ailments, dtblllty and other disorders. See thatyou get the genuine.

So far as euphony is conce rned the idealcombination for a presidential ticket wouldbe Reed and Rusk. We ought to catdown the Democratic majority in Kentucky with Tom and Jerry.

' Dr. Afker's English Pill.Are active, effective and pure. For sickheadache, disordered stomach, loss of ap-petite, bad complexion and biliousness.they have never been equaled, either inAmerica or BDroau.

All kinds of justice of the peace blanksfor aale at the New Mexican printing of.fice.

Business Directory,

ATTORWKVS AT LAW.

John P. Victory.Catron, Knaebel ft Clancy.

Mward L. Bartlett.M. A. Flska.

Gao. W. Knaeb.l.R. BL Twitch ell

Max. Frost.Geo. C. Preston.

DENTIST8.

D. W. Manl.y.

SURVEYORS.

Wm. Whit.BANKS.

First National Bank.Beoond National Bank.

INSCKANCK AGENTS.

J. W. Schofleld, Fir. and Ufa.

MERCHANTS.

A. Btaab, Wholesale Merchandise.

GROCERIES.

W. N. Ernmert, No. 6.'Cartwrfarht OrtawoM. Wo. 4.

HARDWARE.

W. A. MoK.nale.E. D. Frana.

CLOTHING GENTS' FURNISHING,

ol. Spl.gelberg.

DRUGGIST!. -

C. M. Orutstr. .

A. O. Ireland, Jr.GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Abe Gold.

MISCELLANEOUS.

A. T. GrigB A Co., Fnrnltnr., &.Jno. Hampel. tin. Mr, gravel roaring, As.

Mlsa A, sangler. mllinery and fancy goods. Behn.ppl., Bakery.A. Klraehner, Meat Shop.

John Ollnger, Undertaker Embalm.rA. Boyla, Florist.

J. Wwltan.r, Bonk Stor..Fischer 'Brewing Co., Brewery.

M. . Schumann, Shoe Merchant.Sol. Lowltakl Bon, Livery Stable.

Dudrow Hughes. Trauarer Team, Coaand Lumber,

HOTELS.

Alamo Hotel.Palace Hotel,

Exchange Hotel.

JEWELERS.

B, Bplta,J, R. Hndaon.

Sick,

SCOTT'S

REtULT:

I take My Meals,I take My Rast,

AND 1 AM VIGOROUS ENOUOH TO TAKEANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HANDS ON ;

prclUiis; tilt too, for Scott'sEmulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oiland Hypophosphitesof Lime andSOfla N"T ONLY CURED MY Ill('i.ioDit Consumption but iiuilt

) MF. IT, AND IS NOW PUTTINO

FLESH ON MY BONESat t1ir rate of a pound a day. itake i f just as easily as i do milk."such testimony is .v0th1n(j new,scott's emulsion is doing wondersdaily. Take no other.

Miss Westend I have often wonderedwhy you have never married. You seemto have a good deal of attention. Missrulverstone Yes, but I can make a gooddeal more money bringing suits for breachof promise.

Why Will Toniougii wiieu binioirs oure will giveyou immediate reuei. I'nce lucm., aucts., and U. C. M. Creamer.

The best job work for many a hundredmiles done right here at the Nhw MeX'

ican printing office; brief work, recordwork, all kinds of printing, binding, bookwork and the like is to be had here at thelowest possible prices aud in first-clas- s

shape ; patronize home industry and donot send your job work to St. Louis andChicago. Keep it here and help yourselfann tne town along.

Statesmen are the only people who arepermitted to pass bad bills.

C. M. Creamer, druggist, desires to inform the public, that ho is agent for themost successful preparation that has yetbeen produced for coughs, colds andcroups. It will loosen and relieve a severecold in less time than any other treatment. The article referred to is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is a medicine that has won fame and popularity onits merits and one that can always be depended upon. It is the only knownremedy that will prevent croup. It mustbe tried to be appreciated. It is put up in60 cents and $1 bottles.

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

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

Commence the New Year by puttingsomething away, even if it is only a gooddinner.

For pain in the stomach, colic andcholera niotbus there is nothing betterthan Chamberlain's colic, cholera anddiarrhoea remedy. For sale by C. M.

Creamer, druggist.

Are Yon Going East?If so you will ask for tickots via

WAI5ASU LINE."WHY? Because in the first place

it is, to many of the principal cities in theeast the

SHOUT LINE and, because, on alltrains there are, free to all, new and elegaut

KECLINISG CHAIRS, and from

points in the Rocky nionntain region onan tnrouiiii trains .

THROUGH PULLMANS, and tocap the climax of luxury, all trains areled on

.DINING CARS.II. M. Smith. ) C. M. Hami-hom- .

J. T. Helm, f Com. Agt.. 1.227T.Agt., Santa Fe. 17th St., Denver,

Please bear in mind that this is thisyear not last year.

That Hacking CongbCan be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.We guarantee if. C. M. Creamer.

Quit claim and warranty deeds for saleat tne New Mexican printing office.

Blank oaths of office and bonds can behad at the office of the New MexicanPrinting company.

Try the New Mexican's new oatfit ofmaterial and machinery when yoa wantfiat Jab printing or blank book work.

THIS PAPER is kept en file at E. CHake's advertising agency, 64 and 65Merchants' Exchange, San Francisco,Cal., where contracts for advertising canbe made for It

SEEP TO THE BIGHT.Do not be Imposed on by any of the Bnnrrot

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FOR SALE.

F SALE. Option blanks at oCce of NiwMexican Priming company.

FIOR SALE. Coal Declaratory Statements atme oiuceoi uauy inkw mkxican.

TTtOR SALE. New Mexico laws of 1889 at tha1? Daily Nrw Mixican office: paper binding,til; sheep binding, 4, in English; 13.86 and H6iu Bpauisii,

R BALE.-Sher- iffs' blank Tax Sale Certifi-catespo at tha office ef th. Daily Niw Mas

Notice is hereby (riven, that whereas,Nestor Rnibal and Maria B. de Roilrnlhis wife, did, on the 23d day of February188n, execute, aclyiowledue and deliverto CiiarleB llaspelmath- - their mortgagedeed, which deed is duly Binned and acknowledged by the aaid Nestor Roibaland Maria P. de Roibal, his wife, and

in thb "flee of the probate clerkand recorder ot the county of8anta Fe, in the territory of New Mexico,in book 01 mortKaties, at pave 4oU,on the 1st day of March, A. D. 1889, i;

to the said Charles Haspeluiathall the followinK described lots, tracts andparcels of land and real estate, situate,h inu and beinif in the county of SantaFe and territory of New Mexico, andwore particularly bounded as follows, towit: A parcel of land situate in Canoncito, in the county of Santa Fe Hforesaid,on the public road leaning Irom the cityol Hanra fe to San M miel, near the entrance of the Canon de los Apacl es, andieum a part of the ranch known as "hiKxncho de Nupstra Senora de la Luz,Ileum one-thir- d of the 1,001! vara" of landineasured from north to tonth. and liouneil on tliH north by Canon delos Apai hcH,and on the kiiiiIi . IhiiiIh ivrlaiiiini! t.aforpcaid Riinch ; on the Pact by the roadleading to (juliwep, and on the west l

the lands of IVigadu, known as the Ca-nada de los AIhihoh. Also, the home--

Htea l of the saiil N stor Roibal and wife,in Canoucito aforexaid, bounded on thenorth by government lauds, on the southby the Munzanares tract, on the east bythe Mananares grant and on the westby government land. Also any otherland we may have in Canoncito afore'said, "and whereas, said mortgage deedwas made to secure the payment to thesaid Charles Haspelmath, or his order,one certain promissory note of even datewith said mortgage deed, for the sum ofeleven undrtd and hfty-on- e dollars audfifty cents ($1,151.50), payable eighteenmonths after its date, with interest althe rate of 12 per cent per annum, fromdate until paid, and the said mortgageleed authorized and empowered the said

Charles llaspelmath, or his agent or at-

torney, in case of the failure of the pay-ment by the said Nestor Roibal and wile.their heirs, executors, administrators orassigns of the said sum of money, in saidpromissory note specified, w hen the sameshould become due and payable, togetherw it n all interests that may have accruedthereon, to take possession of said granted premises and real estate, and afterhaving given notice of the time and placeof sale, by notice published in somenewspaper printed in the county of SantaFe, and territory aforesaid, at least tendays prior to the sale, to expose and sellsaid property at public auction, to thehighest bidder for cash, and to executeand deliver to the purchaser or purchasersthereof, a good and surricieut deed ordeeds therefor, and to apply the proceedsarising irom said sale to the payment ofsaid note, and the accrued interest there-on having first paid out of the proceedsthe costs of said sale, and the residue, ifany should remain, to be paid over to thesaid Nestor Koibal and wife.

And whereas the whole of said indebtedness, together with 100.67, interestthereon, is now due and unpaid, and willon the day of sale hereinafter mentioned,

mount together with principal and interest to the sum of twelve hundred andnitv-eig- ht dollars and seven cents(f 1,258.07.)

Now, therefore, I, the undersigned,the party of the second part and mort-gagee in said mortgage deed, by virtue ofthe power and authority vested iu me,will on Saturday the 10th day of January,A. D. 1891, at the front door of the SantaFe county court house, in the town ofSanta Fe, N. M., at the hour or 12 o'clocknoon on said day, expose and offer saidpremises aud real estate for sale to thehighest and best bidder for cash.

Charles Hasfklmath,Mortgagee.

Ssnta Fe, N. M., Dec. 24, 18'J0.

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READABLE PAItAGKAIMIS.

Advlee to Mothers.Mrs. VTinsiow'B Soothing fcyrnp should

always be used when children are cuttingteeth. It relieves the little suiTrrer atonce; it produces natural, quiet s'eep byrelieving the child from pain, and the lit-

tle cherub awakes as "bright as almttnn."It. in verv nleuHHnt to tastG. it soothesthe child, softens the gum, allays all pitin,relieves wind, regulates the bowels, andis the best kn own remedy for diarrhoea,vhether arising from teething or other

! c uses. Twenty-fiv- e cents a bottle

Feople who are looking for New Year'sresolutions can get a second-bau- lot, by

applying almost anywhere poiitely.

Shiioh'i Catarrh Remedy,A positive cure for catarrh, Diphtheria andCanker Mouth. V. M. urenmer.

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

to St. Louis. We have just placed somesuperb I'lillman palace sleepers onthrough line between those two cities,via El Paeo aud Burrton, which makesthe entire distance without change.

Los Angeles to St. Louis is 2,121 milesPullman tourist sleepers nowruu betweenthose points, via Albuquerque and burr-ton-

without change.The Frisco line, in connection with

Sapta Fe route, is a favorite one to StLouis and beyond.

(i. T. Nicholson, G. P. & T. A., A., T& S. F. R. R. Co., Topeka, Kas.

A Safe InvestmentIs one which is guaranteed to bring yousatisfactory results, or in case of failure areturn of purchase price, on tins saleplan vou can buy from our advertiseddruuuist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, lt is guaran-teed to bring relief in every case, whenused for any affection of throat, lungs orchest, such as consumption, inflammationof lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoopingcough, croup, etc. It is pleasant andagreeable to taste, perfectly safe and catialways be depended tipon. Trial bottlesfree at A. C. Ireland's drug store.

. "There is a silver lining to every cloud,"The man who could not get credit last

year has no New Year's bills to pay.- -

Billion's VitalizerIs what you need for constipation, loss of

appetite, dizziness, and all symptons of

dyspepsia. Price ten and seventy-fiv- e

cents per bottle, C. M. Creamer.

Holiday Travel.A holiday excursion ticket makes an

appropriate Christmas present. It fits

any size stocking and suits any sizepurso.

The favorite Santa Fe route has madevery low rates from this place to pointson A., T. & H. F. R. R, within a distanceof 200 miles, for holiday business.

Tickets on sale December 24, 25 and31 aud January l,g0od until Januarysreturning.

Call on local agent A., T. & S. F. R. R.for particulars.

He Are you fond of Chopin, Miss

Fangle? She Yes, I enjoy it as a rule,but the stores are fearfully over crowdedat this time of year.

Croup, Whooping CoughAnd bronchitis immediately relioved byShiloh's Cure. C. M. Creamer.

The New Discovery.Yoa have heard your friends and neigh

bors talking about it. You may yourselfbe one of the many who knows from per-sonal experience just bow good a thing itis. If you have ever tried it, you are oneof its staunch Irienus, because tne wonderful thing about it is that when once givena trial of Ur. King's iNew Discovery everafter holds a place in the house. If youhave never used it and should be alllictedwith a cough, cold or any throat, lung orchest trouble, secure a bottle at once andgive it a fair trial. It is guaranteed everytime or money refunded. Trial bottlesfree at A. C. Ireland's drug store.

Three days of grace-Ne- w Those following a

Year's resolution.

Sleepless NightsMade miserable by that terrible cough,bliiloh'a Cure is the remedy for you. C.M. Creamer.

Twice a Week for a Dollar a Year.The Weekly Republic of St. Louis will

go to its subscribers twice a week duringNovember and December, one Bheet of

six pages being mailed every Tuesday andanother every Friday. This will give ihereaders the news from one to five daysearlier than heretofore, and part of itahead of any weekly paper, no matterwhere printed or what day issued. Theprice will be unchanged, $1 a year, withthe usual commissions to agents. Ad-

dress all orders, The Republic, St. Louis,Mo.

Merit Wins.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, aud have neverhandled remedies that sell as well, or thathave given such universal satisfaction.We do not hesitate to guarantee themevery lime, and we stand ready to refundthe purchase price, if satisfactory resultsdo not follow their use. These remedieshave won their great popularity purely ontheir merits. A. C. Ireland, druggist.

New Year's calling makes happy days,but it is also followod by blue and dizzydaze.

Travellers may learn a leason from Mr.0. D. Cone, a prorainet attorney of Par-

ker, Dak., wbo 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 it to the relief of some suffererand have nver known it to fail. Forale by C. M. Creamer, druggist.

Round trip tickets to Las Vegas hot

springs and return, good foe ninety days,on aale at $5 at A., T. & 8. F. railroadoffice. ;

Bnoklen's Arnica Salve.The beat Salve In the world for cuts,

bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feversores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblainscorns, and all akin eruptions, and posi-tively cures piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,or money refunded.- - Price 26 cents cerbox. For sale at A. C. Ireland's.

All kinds of legal blanks, deeds, justiceof the peace blanks, note books, etc.all stock at tha New Mexican aJ!ce .

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CombiatM lctrielty. JTaciietfan ii eneauoaJ tttinity, ana anraets feu alHirer as an enfinarr nguaet rfee BSSXAdireaa: A. Vv. OHtLiT-- oo.

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The Great SouthwestW he 10 la,t ?esT farmers netted $100 to UBS

illicit; per for frottl grown ob land ttatcsu be duplicated y for 30 per acre,Whorn flTe tonl 01 "lf hay, worth ill matIllicit; ton, was grown on land tne like elwhich can be bought for lift pet acta.Wham naoyi many othi-- r products, lick asII IICI O sweet potatoes, tomatoes and earlyvegetables, netted as large and larger profits Uaafruit.Whoro the inmmers are cool, tha wintersII IICI C warm, cyclones enknown and

unheard of.Whoro there Is the best opening In the wetliII IICI C lot honest Industry.

To W. P. WHITE,Passenger Traffic Mcnager, A.,T. A S. F. R. I.,

Or HEMtf F. ORIKKBON,, Immigration Agent, A., T. A 8. F. R.

. 628 Rlalto Building, Chicago, IU.Th is railway passes throtwh twelve states ant

territories, aud having no landsof its own to sellhas no object In advancing the interests ef anym(wI1 lnoalltv. nr In trtvlnff anv Ather than aksolutely tellable inlonnatlon. It realises thaitbe prosperity of the farmers of the great soath- -

prosperity to Itself also, and la thaailMBBJpjal

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Far Steak Brakes, Kla.s, BaaBj, laser,anee Ooaapaal.a, Real Batata, Baslaes.

lea, ate. Particular att.ntloa given to

Descriptive Pamphlets ef Bflnlng Prep.ities, W. make a special! ef

SHORT NOTTOK,

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Stock. Certificates

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wceutc Koate Of the West and Shortest line to

, do Springs.. oloSanta ri, N. M., June .o, low.

Mall aud Kxpresi No. 1 and -- a ly exceptnuday.

VI Bauta Fe, N. M 7:30 m LV

h Hnannla 9:20 am6:201:46 n... Herviietta D 12:25 pm

12:li A n rnn i.n. I .mil . Hiwo pm10.28 B.'!... Alamosa B 4:4f pm7:25 ,.l,a veta 8:25 pm

:0v B....Xuchara Jo. 9:80 pm4:i6 ,1'ueblo . 11:60 pm2:2u Ooloraao oprings. 1:65 am

.Uenvet 6:00 amLT 11:80

9:4) nausasi:lty,Mo.2dd 7:00 am9:00 .St. Louis. 6:46 pm

id d. Denver, Colo.... 8:30 amA.I 6: A) pm

Chicago, ill, aa a 6:4.1 am ArIT 1100 pmAt 2:6o am ....Pueblo, uoio .. 1:00 am ..v

6:10 am Lvsallda10 .80 pm 7:m am AtLeadvllle.Lv fcfeO pmAt i.ot) am Pueblo, Colo,.... 2:10 am Lv

10:46 pm Hallda 6:20 amIanfl In .. 6:30 pm10:00 am

7:10 pm Salt 'Lake, city, ntL 9:16 amUgaea 10:40 am ArLt 6:40 pui .A rial I lirrinil .0:46 am LvAt 6:80 pnii FraucTsco, 2d 10:46 AtLv ewuani lan da) pm

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UauiUl Hotel, comet of plaza, where aU lufor-maiio-u

relative to through freight aud ticketwill be cheerfully given and through tick- -

""T 7!. ST..;. .... .,.., niu, halrnaniHiiUSetoBU BOiU. nm oicKBu, v

Cuobaia J unction. Through Pullman sleepersbetween Pteblo, Leadvllle and ogdeu. Pen-(er- s

lur Leuver take new broad gauge PullmanII, an, r from Cutbara. All train, uow go overComanche pass lndaylight. Berths secured byMwrMih. J.T HKLM.Ueu.Supt.

ci nuiNli av MAILS., A. M, P. M. P. M.

lit closing going east 4:16 ' 7:807:80

Mall Closes going went' Mail arrives from east 12:06 10:84

Mail arrives irom west 6:60

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, CARPENTERS.

A, Windsor. ,Bin on rilg-er-

. The New r.lExu;ANis:

.1 that the rules bp suspended amie ira iliituui be rea-- the third time. Tllrrhest of all in Leavening Power. -- U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.

the resolutiony.ic Daily Re motion carricii, anilOPENS DP LIVELY.

fehuidor;T and Liar cf tlic

Orgau, the "Sua," Gets Hi;

Deserts.

'TheMOMMY. .1 MTA!!Y

was the third time. Mr. Montoyauiowd that the rules be suspended and

.n S. 2 ,je put upon itsp-- M.it.on earrinl The roll a

wiled and house resoluiion No. 2 was

pjuwd. .Mr. Eaeley was excused till

HJ. ID. -- FIRAJZ.,OKAtia sj

Jardware.Crockery & Saddler jAgent for BAIN MOLINE

Farm & Spring WagonsAND

RACINE BUCKBOARDS.

AnT'ouncem-n- t.

Anv rf"iuE iKCtKing 8 copy of the New Mex

,r with a nencll rcn-- a et this paragraph will Monday mornln?. Mr. fan morai iun.the rule3 be suspended aud joint reaolu- -

it now that it has been ssnt hy special Iilead or Arbitrary Methods Adopted by the

House to Ua3eat EepresoctativeJohn II. Young.

error persons interested In bavins thorn mskp a

careful esmina ion of the leading mart- r U'l , PowderABSOLUTE PURE

Its terms of subscription, in onl- -r mat nu m.'vnii themselves 0' ns imiureuin " '

Newt miiw het puollsiie.i m

tiou No Hmeaning council joint resolu-

tion No. 1) be read the second time.Mo'inn carried. The resolution pro-v- :

!ra that the librarian furnish membersjt eK-'- hotisp with a copy of the Coin-ni- l,

d l.nws of 1SS4, and the last scst-io-

laws during the last season.Mr. Fall moved that joint resolution

No. 1, (meaning council joint resolutionNo. li), bo read the ll. ird time. So

Mexico, mid if Uviiic vast, khv ninewith the a.l nutaeet ami attractions u

tlii-- . the most wonderful - all. y in the world.Instructions of the Democratic Besses

Carried Out and Another Repub-

lican Unseated.

both Plaza Restaurarit!Monday opsnol out lively iuC. hi CREAMER No- - 4 Bakerybrant-beso- tlio legislature. 1 lie

detailed report will Lear fullMkxk'an'iHoliday Menu

perusal.

SOUPS.

TIIK COUNCIL.'s ShSSION.

met at 10 h. in., and after

Chaplain Smith the j..urnul

Franco American. Fish and Clam ( hnwd. r.Council

MEALS AT ALL HOURS DAY OR NIGHT. SHORT

ORDERS A SPECIALTY.

X. A. MULLER, Prop'r.Tbi Wholesale udltttl Vermicelli. Spagnutti. i.eitereaua uystur.

FISH.prayer byMackerel, 8almon, rod, Yarmouth Bloatus,

On further motion to suspend the rulesthe resoluiion was placed npou its pas-

sage, and the chair ordered the roll cal ed.At this time Mr. Fall, Mr. Montoya

and others paid their respicti in no verycomplimentary terms to the upper housefor pas-in- g this resolution.

Upon call of the roll Mr. Oitro, of Va-

lencia, voted forth res .lution.On nioiiion Mr. Valdez, of San Miguel,

was sworn in as clerk of the committeeon education.

Adjourned till 10 a. m.

session.After the opening ceremonies this

morning tne house heard read and refer-

red to the committee on finance a

a petition Irom Bro. Atuiau, of St. Mich-

ael's college, asking thatjan ajipropriation

Haddock, Lo 'er, Claim aadUrabs.was read and approveu. v. i. ' ,

introduced by Mr. Mills aud uesigued to DItUCACIES.rted and Domestic Jan", Jellies, Preserves.eitend the operations of tlie 1'erta finance Imp..

Warma a.les-- W Imit Mushrooti aud lomatbill until otherwise provided, was takenup aud passed. A resolutiuuthe bills to oe printed in both Eugliehaud Spanish was adopted.

UatsUMB Ulrktni., '',oca 11, t.ncw-o- iw,unions, Mixed an t Sweet Pickles.

Chill Celery Sauce, hotue; , Saladdnssiuu, ((. & 1) Olives, OhveOil,

llouey aud Maple Syrup.VEGRTABLE8.

DRUGGIST Mr. Mills introduced a Dili rerunningDew Drop T matoes, C rn. June Peas, Lima aimpassenger and freight rates on raiiwaj

,iues. Kead first aud second tiuiB audreferred to be translated and printed.

John D Allan,Real Estate Dealer,

SANTA FE. N. M.

String Beans, Succotash, Asearanus, ueiery,Beets, Pa suips and Swout I otatoos.

pastry.Mr. Richardson arose to a tjtieetiou oiFruit Cake, Plum Ptiddhiit, Assorted Cakes and

The Wei's Fargo Express companyfu.'ht not to be so openly about it. forsome one mwht give the snap away." There is a chiel among ye, takinn notes,and faith he'll prent it."

Hon. Demtrio Perez, well known athe son of Uov. IVrez, who was killed inthe revolution of 137. and from havingheld many offices in San Miguel county,is a candidate for territorial treasurer.

J. W. Nichols, local niiprinteudent of

the VVells-Farg- o express company, hasreturned f rom Sa nta Fe, where he asin the interest of his corp .ration. Thelegislature, of course, Is iu session Al-

buquerque Citizen.At two different times during the past

week in the room of the house committeron privileges and elections, some severetruths were told about alleged Democratic statesmen. Hon. J. B Mavo special-ly made 110 bones of what he thought ofsome of these, neither did Mr. Pedro San-

chez. There was blood on the moon for

a little w hile, but both Mr. Mayo aud Mr.

Sanches came out with flying colors.

Communicated "It is indeed a pleas-ant study to read of Marathon, Leucrtraand other Spartans in am lent times.

Spkakkr Burns."

Miltiades, the great Athenian geueralwho defeated the Persians at Marathonand saved (Greece.

Marathon, a village of Greece, on theeast coast ol the Attisa, twenty

of Athens.

Epimenondes, according to Cicero, was

the greatest man aucient Greece had pro-duced.

Sixteen of out of twenty-fou- r is two-third-

Judge Walker; and surely sixteenout of tweuty-t- o is s.

The votes and action on the Wells-Farg- o

Express company bill will bewatched and that closely, and a spade will

nnvilpue and read an article printed iulira iters.DB8RRT.CSTABILSHCO 18SB. Uie ttontaFeSuu, including a letter touch-

ing militia warrants legislation, and hictiCanrii- -, Nuts. Verdelli and Malaga Grapes,

be made for carrying on the office of ter-

ritorial geologist.Mr McDonald, from tlie committee on

privileges aud elections, reported as fol-

lows :

Your committee on privileges and elec-

tions to whom was referred the protest,case of Henry J. Young, protesiantagainst John H. Young, .rotestefr,where in the seat protectant, protests against John H. Young being duly

by mueudo and otherwise cnareu uiecouncil with having a hand in alleged

Seeuless uaisitis rrcnen r unes, uranKea,Lemons, FIrs, Dates, etc.

Amorican, Swiss, I.hubergor a d PineappleChete.

Learcrobbery and corruption respecting certain Have customers for property in ail part of tli city.description of jour property with me.ohase & -- anhorn's roifees aod Teas Monarchmilitia warrants, anu Mr. rviiiiarusou

offered this resolution : M. & J (iotr.-- Mouaren uroam.Importe.l Ginger Alo au 1 Waukesha

Resolved, That a committee ot fivemembers of this body be appointed by sworn as a member of the house of rep- -'

reseutatives of the 2ttth legislative assem

01 luerai aivx .

H. B. ART WRICHT,i:atrer.

the president of the council lo lnvesti- -

at the subject matter of said letter andarticle ; to generally investigate and inquire

TO BUILD UP SANTA FE.into Uie issuance ol minim wa'rains ; toexHuime the records of the ollice of ter

bly of the territory of New Mexico tromthe county of Taos, and alleged that he,the said proteBtaut was the duly electedmember ol said house from said county of

Taos, would respectfully report as follows:Your committee had before it the cer-

tificate of election of Henry J.

ritorial auditor and adjutant generalMore Denver Capital Vomlng to Bo Into

touching said subject; to ascertain bow

3lank Book Manufactory !

ANU BINDERY.AU kinds of filank Itooks nired by V reliant.Itauks. County Otliciais, Mining and BaUroad

Comnrtn.es ma te to order Wanks ot all kinds

ruled and print .Ml to order. M usic aud M ajrazii.es .i nitntaiir'alij bound. Tbe best of

Bxteusive Modem Improvements.nianv of said warrants nave oeeu issueii,

jfe hare In stock a line of ToiletArticles ofevery description;

also a full line ol Import-ed Cigars & Imported

& California Winesnd Brandies.

aud for what purpose, and bowThe Santa Fe Development company

Young, protestant, by virtue of whichhe claima a seat in the house, and whichwas admitted by John H. Young, e

to be the legal certificate from thecounty of Taos, issued by the proper

is a new corporation tnat nas just menits charter with the territorial secretaryThe incorporators are F. L. Rohlfing,Wm. Duetsch, II. F. Wolff, of Denver,be called a soade: and what is more in

the sweet bye and bye, there will be Colo. ; C. F. A. Fischer, H. C. Burnett

authority and regular in every respect,showing that Henry J. Young was elect-

ed a member of this house on the 4th dayof November, 18I1U.

Y'our committee had also a certifi ate,claimed by protestee to be a certificate ofelection, which was irregular, without the

Leuctra, a locality of Boetia, six miles and F. Douoghue, of Santa Fe. The

capital Btock is 100,000, divided intofrom Thebes, near which Kpunenoudeaobtained a areat victory over the La 6'

materials use I; prf moderate and work

warranted. A ord i by mat' receiT. promptattention.

Old Hoiks and Music Rebound, .

NEW MEyiCAN PRINTING CO10,000 shares of $10 each, and the exist

demoniana-Spartan- e. From Encyclopedia,ence of the company is fifty years. The

many are now outstanding, and tiywhom held, and the pricepaid therefor by present hold"i s ; and alsoto investigate whether any effort has beenmade by warrant holders or other per-

sons in their behalf to raise or create a

fund, either in warrants or cash, withwhich to influence the action of membersof this legislature to pass an act to fundsaid bonds and report the to thiscouucil with all convenient speed ; and to

that end said committee is hereby em-

powered to summon witnesses and collectproofs and issue subpoenas fur personsand papers, and also to employ a com-

petent expert accountant to assist eaid

committee.An animated discussion ensued, during

vih.ch the president of the councilsaid in bis opinion the author of

that article in the Hun should be takenby the breeches and boots and thrownout of the council chamber. The articlew as a false and malicious one, full of insin

wmcn w lieu iouna matte a note 01 11.

S. B. AXTHLL,

To purifyYour bloodTake Hood's Sarsaparllla.

seal of the probate court, and not signedby the officers of Taos conntv who hadbeen admitted by him to have tho legalauthority to issue such certificate ; andthe said protestee failed and refused toattempt to present any testim ny toprove the legality of his cer-

tificate of election.Your committee, after careful con-

sideration of all the testimony pre-

sented, rinds that John H. Youngdoes not, and never did, hold alegal certificate of election as amembor of.this house from Taos county,and was not ele. ted as su. h member attlie election he d Nov. 4, 18'JO, and is not,

THE SUPREME COURT.

Bvertbody admits we carry thelongest stock in tlie territory

in ur liue, Couaequei.tlyIV e lefy torn petition

Quality or in prices.

objects of this company as set forth inits charter are the construction and main-

tenance of street railways in Santa Fe;the construction of water storage reservoirs, the sinking of areeian wells amithe laying of pipes for the distribution of

water; the construction of irrigatinganals; erecting and maintaining tele-

phone wires, the colonization of lan.is,ill) improvement of streets, parks and'"Jtlevards, improvement of sanitaryspring" and for other purposes.

This corporation bids fair to be of greatrvice in building up and modernizing

lie capital city. Its first move will be toconstruct and operate some three miles

r in.rtf of street railway, for which theintv miiliorit'ps will shortly be asked

The Annual Trrin Opened at the Capitoltkll fc'uren.M.- n- rorly-Klg- Cm

on the U cket.

The City Meat MarketESTABLISHED IN 1859

AUGUST KIRSCHNER, Propr.UKALGH IN ALL KINDS Of

-- resh and Salt Meats an i Sausage of all KindsAN FRANCISCO ST., SNTA Ft. H. M

uating aud insulting phrases, that. r. fleet-

er! imnn the duznilv of the council. TheThe territorial supreme court opened a

chair was sorrv. however, that the matthirty day's term in the haudsoiue so

preme court chamber at the capitol at 11en'it.o.l to the seat which he now holds ;

that Hmry J. Young holds the regularand lottal certificate of election rom Taos o'c ock. tins lorenoon, niei juaucv

ter bad corns up iu just the shape it did,as there were some good points in Mr.Richardson's resolutions.

Mr. 1'erea moved to amend the resolu-tion as follows :

That the. editor of the Sunta Fe Sun be

OBrieii presiding. On his right the statecounty, having been duly elected a mem-

ber of the house of representatives of thely judicial chairs were occupied by Asso

hh lcuirilalive assembly of the territoryto grant right of way through the publicureets. The Denvr n en inter- sted arepersonal friends of C. F. A Fischer, one

them being Lis brother in law, andciatts Justices Lee and Seeds and on hisol 'OPEN DAY OR MIGHTleft sat. Associate Justice Freemau. Jus

w .Mexico, a id is entitled to the sear.K 1.1 by John II. Young, an I touroitee ln'iia leave to offer the followsolutions :

no aconnnit! r

tice McFie, owing to the belated train

excluded from the floor of this chamber.iurini; the present session.

In Biipport of this amendment Mr."

1'erea uuiiie a strong a. dress, and Mr.

Catron also epuke on it, dwelling at.

same length on the practice of ceitainnf the local Peiiiocratic party

FOP?, S-AXjI-E

THE AZTEC MINERAL SPRING PROPERTY,

hei have abundant capital back of theno carry out any enterpriie they may unlertake.

- au.il--

lid not get iu from the south until aboutlie it resolved, That John II. Young,ho now holds a seat, in this house us a noon. The suo irumate omcers oi uie

111eu.l1.er thereof Irom the county of Taos, lourt were iu" their respective places and If Dr. Nichols' Klecfo magnetic Spinalliliiiuts of sending through the minis! . . r ...

Profitable

J FOR LADIES

s not entitled to such seat.He i: f.irttier resolved That Henry J. soon twenty-nv- e nieiuoers 01 no located la Qigaute canou, four miles fromupporting corset can be seen and orders

f ,r them left at llattie H. llersch, lowerthreaten!!);; to luKennnvtnous loiters Consisting of 16O

Ban a Fe.an Francisco street, ai"ut.

The Alamo llolbl.

bar were on hand. s

time was occupied in uuniiuthrough .the docket and HSMgiiiug liecanes for argument. There are lorty-eig- b

cases on the docket this term. Thirteenof these are new ones, tiied within the

ie 11 vt k 01 many prominent j" o. ...... i.uuu is entltieo 10 ineseui in him noose usme, but jim fur as known they hieiirl i,ieiubei thereol.instcailol' J II. Young,ighlened any1)ody out of the country us tt, huh o. cutieuin h seat, and that theet ; quite the reverse, 't W119 tl;e oilier f a:d let.ry J Young be and he i hereby.Hurts who had U ft udmiiied 10 said scit lusicad of t.uid John

Th. wafer is equal In every re'peet to Hip calolira'ed Buffalo wnt T. analysis to he hadO" application at mv ofliee. IjrOn Ihls property are stone sjuarrles; e..al ;'dlaoLvreil; Koll. silver, copper an.l le-- d mine., as e- i.n.I. ve oped.

Is by au 1 army ofticer who ! dlr"grau,let in world I I.I pro .rty.ud'ii hi. davs east ainoun relatives, an I .Is oropcrtv is offers at tue loir

price of 1)10,0. 6, altuougU the true price Is fabulous. Tit.e perfect.

For fire-- class board r.iles h the week.. or tickets twentv-on- e meals for $5.50

Tables second to none. Furnished roomsMr. l'crea's amei.dment was adopted jj Voumr.'

Ifiohta. ledtytarfirfiin:'Curs to.'lne mostpopr..Itir Ccrset- - y'u'm mad.Application sao'il'l veina.teearlv.asc.nlyoii..

be appoiutoulu tins vltluity.

Address

MdSOJ CORSET (D..

Jackson. ."fVich

convenient.y a vote of B to a as ioihiwh: ac.. past year. H iwever. a. the personnel 01

I lie court ha bfeen, with the exception olMr. vi Donald a.h ressed the house in

favr ol lhe report. Mr. Pedro Smich z1'erea, Catron, Ani heta, JaramiHo, anthat "can'tJustice McFie, changed since lust term.

lKtevau, Mr. l'resident, Con'reras ami epoke in opposition to tne report. ir. Imported strawb-rr- y jamlie beaten" at Einmert's.Valdez. (the latter two Democrats);.. . . t :n V . .. ... ev ry cms on the docket will now have

to be argued over again. This includes1' . tiarcia vas aililressmg the house in

favor of the report, when Mr. Torresaru-- e and said he wanted to talk himself 5c a glaaa. at Colo- -nave, Kicliarusou, iviius aim v igu , r,

Mr. SUiver. Milk 10c a quartradn saloon.

the celebrated Coler tamd case in whichSanta Feans are specially interested.The speaker declared hi u out of order, aBThe president announceu ine apponii-

-

If you want to buy lunch goods, thepPsti uieutof the following standingMai Mr. Uiuvia had the lloor. Mr. tiunuenwas addresaiug the house in opposition 'RAH FOR ROSWELL, place to get them is at Einmert's.to the report and sooke of the actions of

Imported pickles, olives and relishes ofthe "corrupt board of county commission Artesian Water at the Depth of 207 FeetJudiciary Thomas B. Catron, Jooeph. Ancbela, Theodore B. Mills, Elias 8

7,000 'Acre Tract,About thlr mile- - north as. of Santa Fe. N. M , and bo?itm,,ei;'Je"J'- -

D. & K li. K, K. siatioD. Covered with abundance of

ALSO A TRACT OF 43,000 ACRESWithin ten miles f A.T.48. K. R. R. and thirty ml'es of .nta Pe,

of fine timber ou iliis tract by estimate of exptits. Downgrade dlrtet torailr-roao. A great nana u.

At FLY TO

CEO. W. KNAE BEL. Attorney,Palace Av., nar rourt Hous-- , SANTA FE.

--Particulars f the Lucky find. .dl kinds at hmmert's.

Olives in gallon kegs at Eromert's.Stover, G. A. Richardson.era of Taos county." Mr. Torres rose tolhe point of order that "no person had aright to rehVct on any other person iu his

The sneaker ruled Mr. Torres Hon. G. A. Richardson this morningTerritorial ABairs Josepn A. fin-het-

Pedro I. Jaramillo, Matias Cm- -

out ol order. Mr. Hubbell concluded Intreraa. . .Blank oaths nf ffice and bonds can be

had at the office of theN.w Mexican

Weatern DlyUton.l

XIMF TAEXE 29.In e fleet Jnue 1, 1890.

received a letter from VV. 8. Prager, of thefirm of Prager & Jaffa, Roswell, announc-

ing the glad t ilings that, in additiou to it( apitol Pedro 1'erea, 1 nomas is. mat remarks.

Mr. Otero addressed the chair. Mr,ron, llermeneguuo vign. Printing com-".- y.Counties and County Atlairs Juan Montoya moved the previous question on

the adoolioii of the ir.ai irity 'epnrr, whichantistevan, Elias S. Stover, u. a. nu n- - great water system of reservoirs and

canals, the central Pecos valley can nowEASTWARD. ardson. ,WkalWAKD.STATIONS. Internal Improvements lneouore 11.

carried. By this Mr. Young, Mr. Oteroaud others on the Republican side werecut off from a chance to address the

NO 2.vo. 1.do. t. Mills, Juan Sautistevan, l'edro 1. Jara-millo. .n :16 a! house. Mr. Hubbell called for the aveslv.. Albuquerque. Ar7:00 1112:8b a

12:10 a Roads and Highways fc.has 8. fctover, aud nava. When the name of Mr,12:32

MO. 4

8:2010 06 "9:42 "9:15"6:56"6:30"4:20"1:61 "

Theodore B. Mills, (i. A. Richardson. ( haves was called he eaid: ''Being7:00"6 17"6:50"8:38"2:15"

7W7:20"7:56 '9:d6"

11:22 'Public Property Thomas li. matron, member of the committee on privilege

kTIIub. Stover. Hermenemldo Vigil.

FISC HER BREWING CO.AirsuoTvaiM or

Strictly Pure Lager Beer!

FINEST MINERAL WATERS.

boast of artesian water.A fe days before leaving Roswell to

take his seat in the legislative couucil,Mr. Richardson and Mr. Prager desig-

nated the spot on the race track groundswhere the first attempt should be made

to see artesian water in the valley, a cob-tra-

having been closed with a man

from Kansas whose machinery was

then on the ground to sink such a well.After going down a td.ort distance it was

1:052:4S'4:10'5:)'7:1,8"9 40'

1:10a aud elections, and nor, having madea minority report. I asked to be

More' nits a nj ,t aro bcrobytiat fe New Mexican is pre.

pared to rb i'. e'r printing on short noticeand at reavnaMe ro'ss. Much of the jobprinting niw giing out of town shouldc jrae ti t'-- Z.ew Vsti-u- n office. Theroin uo'be'.t'r c"use for sciiing oat oltown f.r prlntbg t'an there isforsendiufjawav bi groceries or dotting. Our nierrbtnts 8ould consider these things. ThoNew Mexican is acknowledged tho lead

ing paper of this section. .The patronagoof the pooplo will enable us to fceep it go

Militia Theodore o. Mills, Juas o.11:00'

12:30 p Stover, Pedro I. Jaramillo.

I 0OI1UK6 ...Wingate ....

allup ....... Navajo Spring..... Bolbrook

W InflowFlaxstaff....W llliama

..hreacott Jui ction..teach jprluBs..

KingmanThe eedles...

Funnel1hk ettBamow

excused." Mr. Hubbell and Mr,ntm nbie.ted to bis Iwing excusedEducation nomas a. matron, in. :10p

:W

9:WU:4o'

9:40"7.06"6:05 ,(

2:49" lore B. Mills. Elias S. Stover, Joseph A. Ou motion of Mr. Montoya, Mr. Cha.S:10"6:42"8:05"

:.:uu1:006:40S:23

Ancheta, Matias Contreras.12:20 p ves as excused from Voting2:1b a1:27 a

The roll call resulted, aves Messrs. Ara- -Library Thomas B. matron, r,uas a.8 27

4:119:239:4b 6:40"

8:00'unn. EhsIpv. Fall. Gable. L. F. GarciaStover, Matias Contreras.8:05 pVs 2:05

4:40 Agriculture and Manufacture reuruLv M.jave Arfound that a diHereut class 01 casingwould be necessary, and work ceaseduntil the casina arrived. In the mean-

time Messrs. Prager & Jaffa made a conI. Jaramillo, Juan Santistevan, Hermeu- -

K. Garcia. George, Herrera, McDonald,Montoya, Paulm, U. Sanchez, Tones,Walker and Mr. Speaker 15; nay- -COKKtC'lIOKS. egildo Vigil.

ALBUQCERQTJ1 A., T a 8. F. Hallway for all tract with the Kansas man to eiuk an BUSINESS NOTICES.Jtinance 1 earo rerea, ciuna a.Pedro I. Jaramillo, Joseph A. An reafc Arraypoint east and aoath. ordinary tubular well at the rear ol their

business house, having no idea of goingcheta, Narcisco Valdez.urBcnn JCNCTlOa Prefcctt it AriionaMines and ruouc lnus ineooore down far enough to strike artesian water.lentral railway, lor rort Whipple audiTeB

ootW"ITITANTK6. An active man lor each section;V V .ainrv i7.. tn lien, to looallv reiirese- t a --OF-B. Mills, Joseph A. Ancheta. U. A. Rich Hut " writes Mr. Prager. "lo, aua De- -

Messrs. Baca y Barela. Guiterrez, Hub-be- d,

Otero. Perea, Read and Pedro San-

chez 7. Excused Messrs. Chavez andYoung.

Mr. H J. Young was then sworn in asa member of the house.

Adjourned to 3 p. m.

CAUGHT IN THE COBRIDOItS.

Lady visitors are numerous.

ardson. h,,l,l we struck a hue flow ol water, asB AE8TOW Talifomia Soathern railway for L01

Privilnues and Elections Josepn a.successful New York compauy incorporated tosupply dry goods, clothing, sh.es, jewelry, etc'to consumers at cost: also a lady of tact, salary140. to enroll members (IHOOti now enrolled,

Auaeles, ban uiegu iuu ujc iuii- -lornia points.

soft a-- i rain water, almost, at the depth of

only 207 feel. The people are wild over- . . ..... . .1 I.,- - I,Aucheta, Thomas B. Catron, Elias S Sto-

ver, Theodore B. Mills, G. A. Bichard-son- .

. . , ,

in); reierences exchanged. Empireit. 11 is a Dig ieatner in nosweira vn.MOJAVK outhem Pacific for San Francisco,Association icn-ui- i wcu ruieu u

Sacramento auQ northen. tiauionua puiuw, dox iv, rt. 1 .Mr. Prager then explains that, as yetth water suurts oulv alwut oae footEngrossed and Enrolled Asms josepn

A. Ancheta, Pedro 1. Jaramillo, 1. a. above the surface of the ground, but the !Kichardson.Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.Railroads Elias 8. Slover, Juan rn- -

HocbangeUmaoeby sleeping car pstwugers tistevan, Joseph A. Ancheta, Matias Con-

treras, Heimenegildo Vigil.

well is to be sunk deeper at, once 10

hopes of developing a great spouter.Tnis is indeed a great feather iu Ros-wel- l's

cap. New Mexico can now boasttwo artesian wells, and gradually the oldtheory that the geological formation is

AT BISHOPS

The county division schemes are com-

ing ou a pace.The ho iBe has to do a good deal of

wrestling with the minutes.Chief Clerk Max. Luna, of the coun-

cil, has. a very competent force to aidhim.

The members and employes got theirfirBt installment of cash for services

lui.UbV.. MBit IIU.VJBU. 1'U i. mi 'J ' -Sau bitgo and Lou Angeles and (Ji.lcago. Public Printing lo. mover, josepn

A. Ancheta, G. A. Richardson.Municipal and Private Corporations Our IMMENSE STOCK of USEFUL and BEAUTIFUL

ARTICLES is Surpassing all Previous R cords.too much broken in this territory tomake flowing wells possible is givingT. B. Catron, Pedro Perea, JNarciso vai-de-

,The Grand Canon of the Colorado

Heretofore Inaccessible to tourists, can easilyby taking this line, via feacn

SpVgs, and a itaae lide thence of but twentythree miles. Tbl. canon is the grandest and

way iu the face of fact. Santa Feans,and. iueeed. all residents of New MexIt is reported that another delegation ofico's valleys ought to take courage fromwould-b- e employes irom oau nugutu win

come over this week.est wonderful of nature's worm.

Stop Off at Flagstaff

Kresli Cand ies, N uts and Raisins,Florid and Mexico Oranges,

Lemons, B tanas, MalagaGrapes, Apples and

Pop Corn.

Poultry, Ba'k and 'Canned Oysters.

Several Ratonites have been on th6..round urging the enactment of a more

Roswell s success.

Finest cellery in town 60c a doxen.Vegetables 3j per pound.P.ira cider viuner. 3 gallons for tl... k,,t i.o.r. de. r and wild tU'key In th simple incorporation act.

mannihctut pine f rest of the pan f '"'"8 Hon. Manuel O. de Baca, late probate Leave orders with driver of milk wagonjudae of San Miguel county and once

Penitentiary E S. Mover, renro 1.

Jaramillo, T. B. Catron, Narciso V aldez,Matias Contreras.

Irrigation Pedro Perea, Juan Santiste-van- ,

T. B. Catron, T. B. Mills, MatiasCony-eras-

Committee on Rules The president,T. B. Mills, T. B. Catrou and G. A. .-

Adjourned to 2 p. m.

THE HOUSE.

Batukday'b aktbhnoon sksbion.

House called to order at 3 p. m. Mr.

Fall moved that house resolution No. 2 be

takeu up and read the second time, lheniotiou prevailed. The resolution pro-i.to-

u

ihnt. when bills are read the second

vjuuhiain. or u. . -

Cave and Cliff Dwellers.or address P. O. box sao.

E Andbewscandidate forspeaker of the house, isauditor.

'Before the Rush of Christmas Week.

New Goods Received Daily !

Our s ock of CLO AKS, WRAPS. DRESS GOODS, Filks,SatiDS and FANCY GOODS, Ac , has arrived and will beoffered at Piices that DEFY COMPETITION. . u

GRUNSFELD, LINDHEIM & CO.

Cra'-lierrle-Fresh horseradish runts, extra nice letT. P. Ganle la chairman of the commit- - Sweet, pota'oes... , and Celery.imb nu neniientiarv: very correct that. tuce and parsley at Einmert's.j T. BkkbY.Hmi Aal . AlbMuiierqiiB, N. What be does not kn w aboutcro .kedness

at netiitentiariBS is not wortn allowing. Kill Hens.west of .Capitol bnilding.One blockTim New Mexican's very good friend,FEXH TO F.4.M. Poe CWI Er.pir.lni

Preseserves, Jellies and Pickles.

Fine Tea, Coffee, Cocoa and., Co. oa Shells.

reasonable,.l.nw.,.0 . 1 at ChiilM A.tf. On M. Work First-clas- s board. RatesMr Felix Martinez, is to remain hereII .....rritAl eftUluffua f..li tb. MuoDk

during the session. How about funding Furnished rooms convenient.Mas. 8. T. Reed.nine they may be re erred to the approiKHtht mi.! gwtl twllom price Orl ebinM

f.r Acffl. lrtir ft !! tpurlnn, wori.ftEDDINO k CO., Mnnle Published Bui militia warrants, Don relix?Mr. Falliatecommitte.es by motionMMOtKIUIOT. 101 BlMi'", " "

IPTION-.:-DRU- .PRESC--i RE LAND, Jr.,