University of New MexicoUNM Digital Repository

Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers

9-6-1889

Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 09-06-1889New Mexican Printing Company

Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news

This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been acceptedfor inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contactdisc@unm.edu.

Recommended CitationNew Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe Daily New Mexican, 09-06-1889." (1889). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/2566

V.

.4 'H"IHm itrs A NEW1 1 iSANTA FE, N. M., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEK 0, 1880. NO. I!

WIN DOM TALKS.T1?s. Telegraphic Tidings Tho Secretary Interviewed on tho Su'-Jec-

of Mexico Lead Ores.& SILVER

have committed suicide. Foul play is sus-pected by his friends, flow son was a na-tive of Pennsylvania. About eighteenmonths ago he came to Ohio.He has since boarded at lL't South Fouithstreet.

A Iejosril Kuler.Nkw Yum;, Sept. U. Legitime,

of Hayti, arrived yesterdaymorning on the steamer Manhattan, ac-

companied by his family and several olli-

cers of his army. The party was trans- -

WA S II IX GTOX MATT El C S.

PINE FILIGREE JEWELRYKt.vE, N. II., Sept. 0. Sec. Windom,

w ho has been in this city several dayswith his family, was seen yesterday inrelation to the reported retaliation on thepart of tho Mexican government on ac-

count of the rulings of the treasury de-

partment adversely to the importationinto tho United Stute3 of Mexican lead

THE IltKIOATION filUVJiY.

Washington, Set. '0. J. C. rilling,icting director of tue ('eoloyical survey,ins made a report to the secretary of theurn nmi ciocus, siurmn Owinpr to ill health ve li;tv

our Santa Ee store, itntl todecided to I

that end willscontinucoffer ourfrom now

ores, and in regard to the imposition olinterior of the progress made duiinfi t tiemonth of July iu the survey for irrigation

1 erred from the deck of the Frenchman-of-w- to tho Manhattan at SanDiego. As soon as the Manhattan madefas: alio wns boarded by Consul General

rrHittti'i stock at 10 PElt CENT altirt)iMit corner of thit i'laza ctual costiveand reclamation of arid lands in the west.Under the topographic division the totalarea surveyed was 8,(i.30 square miles,operations "beiuc continued in California,

will also for

duties on Mexican vessels. The secretaryafter reading tho dispatch carefully sai'lin regard to the lead ores : "This govern-ment has not recently entered upon anypolicy of shutting out the products ikMexico. No ruling lias been lately made

neslandes, of Hayti, and Minister Pres-ton. Tho president looked tired and worn

until (lisjjoseil of. FIXTURESand STORE FOR RENT.

Diamond Mini an! Walch Rpil Prompt1! anil Efficiently Done

Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexicoand Nevada.

In the hydraulic division the field partyS- - S- - BBATY, upon tiie subject except certain instruc-tions to collectors of customs on the bonierto prevent fraudulent importations ofMexican lead ores.

The question as to tho classilication ofOK A I. Kit IN

out. His eyes were bloodshot and hewould talk 'but little, lie made a fewepigrammatic remarks which were inter-preted for tho benefit of the reporters."My people called nie and 1 came," liesaid. '.'They deposed me and I left ; notbecause I was compelled to, but to avoidfurther bloodshed. Saturdey I will go toFrance, where 1 shall remain a shorttime. I may return to Hayti as a privatecitizen, or I may go to Cienf'iegos amiestablish myself in business."

Geo. W Hickox & CorocenesStaple & Eancy G

in Calitornia commenced tne survey olClear lake with a view to ascertain itscapabilities as a reservoir site and ascer-tain the best nieans of storing the waterand applying it to the lauds below itsoutlet. .Donner lake, near Turckeo, inthe western Nevada section, is being sur-

veyed.Work in the Eio Grande section was

conlined to a careful survey of a vearylarge reservoir site which seams practic-able bv the construction of a dam in the

lead ores has been for some time pendingin tho department, but no decision iu re-

gard to the matter has yet been readied.In regard to the imposition of duties onMexican vessels, that imposed discrim-inating duty of 10 per cent on goods im-

ported upon foreign vessels, except ves-sels of nations with, which the UnitedStates have treaties on the subject. Thepresident is authorized to relieve vessels

I'UOVISMVSS, PRODUCE, HAY, GKAIV.

BRIDGE STREETSA Tariff on Aulinuls.

Mexico, Sept. 0. The Mexican govern-ment has revised article 1 of its customs

CORNER WATER ANDllio Grande near Kl l'uso.

loiul ntifl,i..n:,.., .,r u.. ,...;,. ,,n,l Pntiitops rucclvc-- l bv carfor sain at lowest market juices. The finest Houseliolii

Groceries, lice delivery to my Customers.of other nations from that discriminat-ing duty upon satisfactory proof thatsuch countries do not levy tucli duties onour vessels. As Mexico does levy suchdiscriminating duly on goods importedin American sailing vessels, there is nopower to relieve her vessels of such dutv.

For a place you can call home? You are tired, icrhups, of "quarter-sectio- n

farming," even though broad acres of the fairest portions ofUndo Sams' domain yet tempt you to change your base of operationsfurther west. Ten, twenty, thirty or forty acres of Rio Grande valleyland will furnish you an ample and Taried arena for the display of mus-

cular ability, while common sense, taste and a modest capital will inthree or four year3 produce results eminently satisfactory to a man who,to a laudable desire for a reasonable pecuniary return for his labor, car-

ries with it a purpose that the balance of his days shall, with his family,be spent amid pleasant and healthful surrounding:. With these re-

marks, point we to

13

farm, wherein living animals are madefree of duty, and has imposed heavyduties on imported cattle, swine, sheep",mules and goats, a, measuro that cannotfail to have a most disastrous effect on thebusiness of supplying this city with meatfrom the United States. This businesshas already grown to large proportions,and the railway companies have providedspecial stock and refrigerator cars to meetthe growing wants of this profitable trade.Now the government steps in and placed aduty of 10 cents per kilogram on freshmeat and ifi! on each beef animal, if'.'. 23 onpigs, !f2 on mules and 35 cents on .heep.This goes into effect November 1.

o-i

rOSTAI. EMl'I.OVKEs' THKIiAT.

The postoilice department lias receiveda telegram from the postmaster at Spokanefalls, Washington territory, saying thatthe ollite force threatens to strike to-

morrow on account of the small allow-ance for tiie salaries oi the men. Thedepartment has telegraphed to the chiefclerk of the railway mail service at Port-land, Ore., to go at once to SpokaneFalls and to be prepared to make up anddispatch the mails should it be foundnecessary to do so. The department alsotelegraphed to the postollieo inspector atSan Francisco to proceed to SpokaneFalls and take charge of the oilice shouldthe threatened strike take place.

MAIL llliLD re.The chief postoflico inspector having

been ollicially informed tnat both theeast and west bound mail stages were held

B.

The Metal Market,Chamberlain & Co's circular dated the

4th inst. says :

Copper drifts along without any specialchanges except such as may bo "workingin the crystalizatiou of tho vast scheme ofsalvation for the copper producers. Littleby little this plan advances to its comple

m The Mesilia ValleyImported and Domestic. CDCO

He mnet be biind indeed who can not see that it is a mo3t favored sec-

tion. Seekers after health, profit and pleasure, after a thorough searchfrom the lakes to the Pacific coast are finding their El Dorado in New

Mexico; and to these new comers, as well as to everylody else, the,

Tho Verdict I'nuiiim.jus.W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, lu.l., tes-

tifies: "I can recommend Flectric Hit-ters as tho very best remedy. Every bot-tle sold has given relief in every case.One man took six bottles, and was cured

tion. The Cape Copper Co. and othershave siguified their willingness to restrictproduction and tho holders of the surplusagree to market only one-fift- h of theirstock per annum, which will be about000 tons and will be provided for by thorespective production. Tho total stockoutside of the Barings is estimated as fol

n. mup a::d roolieu ol ai: registered letters,near Alger, Cal., the night of the 3d iust.,inspector Zeeboldt has been authorized

Manufacturers of of rheumatism of ten years standing."Abraham Hare, druggist", Hcllvllle, Ohio,affirms: "The best selling medicino 1

to oiler a reward of $1,U0) for tho appre Ml Lli CBMP7hension ot the ttiieves.CAPITAL, NOTES.

The secretary of the interior has apMexican Filigree Jewelry

We guarantee full satisfaction iu this special branch of e Mex-

ican art. All persons visiting our estahliahtnont will lie shown fine

specimens of tins work.

pointed Albert t C'hilds, of Ohio, chiefclerk of the census oilice.

It is understood that a meeting of the

have ever handled in my twenty yearsexperience is lOIectric Hitters." Thou-sands of others havo added their testi-

mony, so that tho verdict is unanimousthat Electric Bitters do euro all diseasesof tho liver, kidneys or blood. Only ahalf a dollar a bottle at C. Creamer's drugstoro.

A Cattle Canard.Foirr Worth, Sept. C Mr. D. B. Gard-

ner, of tho Pitchfork Cattle company, is

lows: uaron liirsen ions, tnebunk of Paris, 25,000 tons, the Roths-childs, 40,000 tons, and the bank ofFrance, (i0,000 tons. It is presumed thatthe Rothschilds will use up all their stockin less than two years since they now ow nthe mills of the Societo and consume over10,000,000 lbs. of copjier per annum. AtNew York the entire lake pool is to besold through Mr. Rath, while the Balti-more Co. will control all casting brands,and the policy w ill be managed by a com-mittee having very broad authority andconsisting of Col. Livermore of the" Calu-

met, Mr. Stanton of the Atlantic, and Mr.

members of tho cabinet will bo held atnoon Saturday. The subject of an extra

extends a cordial greeting, and invites a careful and thorough inspectionof its FINE COLONY LANDS,Some 2,000 acres of which are subdivided and platted into ten and twou-t-

acre blocks (from which incomes c:tn bo produced equally iiy gret, L'

not greater, than the average farms of eighty and h;0 acres in the western and northwestern states), and all within a radius of one and one-hal- f

miles of tho railroad depots at

PRICES MODERATE

San Franeiwo Street Santa Fe, V. M

session of congress will probably be dis-

cussed then and a decision reached.Capt. Kobert Boyd has been selected

by Sec. Tracy as supervisor of tho port ofNow York.

Ollicers of tho treasury departmenthave considered the advisability ofchanging the present form of the debt

US CRUCES IDto R9o. 4 to just back from the Indian territory, thatsection where it has been said tho cattlewere dying by hundreds from splenic, ormiscalled Texas fever. Mr. Gardner I Lli PR.JMTO'V'.EID

k. s. (jBiawoii).II. It. ,J!TVi ItlOHT. slated that the reports, which have been

Peyser wtio represents the Anaconda.One very special feature of the situation

in lead is the active demand for all sortsand kinds of outside uses of lead. Theelectrical demand grows apace, whileliterally thousands of tons are being put

painted of the prevalence of fever iu theGARTWRIGHT & GRISWOLD.

Successors to II. P.. OAKTWKIGUT A CO.

HHvlne wirrfta'cd the (.roeery tn-- k of Keaser Brothers nd combined the two stock,wetmve the liuRett uud most complete stock of

Some of these blocks are cultivated, or have bearing orchards ami vine-

yards ; others not. Some have tasteful and modern cottages upon them ;

in others Nature has undisputed dominion. It's merely a question ofchoice and money although the latter does not cut such a figure asone might suppose in these days of booms; and our "long teim pay-

mentand low interest" plan often adds a little spice to a transaction toone who has an eye to the future. Warranty dcodB given. Write orcall for plats and circulars. Command us for carriages or other cour-

tesies within our power to giva.

unaer ground lor subterranean w ires. It isconfessed that tho white lead makershave been buying very sparingly for sixtydays, and the shot trade has just com-

menced, so that if these two wants are tobe tilled more freely in September andOctober we shall very possibly see higherprices. The Mexican oro decision is atpresent in complete abeyance, owing tothe vacation of Sec. Windom.

statement so as to restore 10U,UUJ,(J00fund held for redemption to the columnof assets, where it stood before the changewas made by Treasurer Jordan.

THK l'llESIDENT'S MOVEMENTS.

Next Monday, Sept. 0, the presidentwill go over to Baltimore to see thetrades display. The committee from Bal-

timore desired him to visit that city Sept.12, the anniversary of tho battle of Northi'oint, on which night will occur a mimicbombardment of i'ort JlcIIenry, but thepresident replied that his engagementsfor that date were of such an importantnature that he could not comply withtheir wishes. After witnessing the" tradesdisplay on Sept. 9 he will bs tendereda reception at the city hall.

Fifteenis m i PERSONAL.J. K. LIVINGSTON,

Ceneral Agent,Over 2d National Itanh.

SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO.

VAN FATTEN & METCALFELocal Agents.

Opposite Kailrotti! Depot.LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO.

We have In More nnd dally arriving, the beat Flour, Potatoeii. CreameryProduce Unit the markets att'or.l. H e nay Kpeolal attention to

freMlii I Fr" OruiiKea. etc. We carry the finest Hue ot Uonleetlonery, Nuts

nation, have been greatly exaggerated,and that, in fact, there was no more mor-

tality among cattle in tho sections hevisited than is usual at the season of theyear. So far as there being an epidemiccarrying off thousands of cattle, there wasnothing in it.

I'otiud for the Coast.Chicaoo, Sept. f. A special train left

Chicago last evening carrying 100 dele-

gates to the conference of charities andcorrection soon to bo held in San Fran-cisco. Most of the delegates arrived herolast night, and this morning assembled atthe Grand Pacific hotel, where headquar-ters were opened. They were from allparts of the United States. The presidentof the conference is Bight liev.Gillespie, of western Michigan, who thisafternoon held an informal reception.

Canadian Crnmbs.Kingston, Ont., Sept. C The annual

convention of the Irish Catholic Be-nevolent association of America, beganhere yesterday. The question whichpromises to create the livliest interestwill be an amendment to drop the word"Irish" from the title of the society.

Montreal. The Dominion labor con-

gress has passed a strong resolution re-

garding the subsidizing of railroads In

V ho have I., connection with our Orocery a nrot cla Bakery,...i have nt all times Fretih Itread, Pien, Cakes, etc., on sale.

l hauk .a nr old time customer for their generous patronage In thewe solicit the continuance or the iaine ami welcome all new ones

'""'''"Tool) GOODS AT SEASONABLE PRICES.Conimeieially yours, CAKT WRIGHT & GRISWOLD. FIRST NATIONAL BAM

-- OF

Jim Duncan, the railroader, builder, isagain here from Lamy

II. K. Behn left for the south thismorning on an insurance soliciting trip.

Miss Jennie Griffin, quite ill at St. Vin-

cent's, is reported somewhat better thisafternoon.

John Kofal, real estate man from Trin-

idad, is in the city en route to Taos val-

ley on a prospecting trip.Hon. Roman A. Baca, probato judge

of Valencia anil a prominent and wellknown citizen, is in tho city.

Miss Rauuheim came in from lasVegas hot springs last evening and left

this morning with her father -- for SanPedro.

nerDEALEKS IN

Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Wm. VV. GRIFFIN, - PresidentPEDRO PEREA, Vice President

R. J. PALEN, - - Cashierm

land and money grants. It says thatthis practice is detrimental to tho interests of the country.

Cruces, is

the GrantJudge J. R. McFio, of Las

in tho city. He has closedNagle's Trial.San Fhascisco, Sept. 0. In the habeas

Queensware and Glassware.PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDINGS.

We tlo Lartrest and Rest Assortment of Furnitnro intlio Territory.

OOir-- AiO Also the lowest, as we buy for cash directUf" Oood" Call and be convinced.trmul hi factory. sold on easy payments.

BankThe Second Nationacounty term of court and opens the Donacorpus proceedings case of Deputy MarAna county court on Monday.

Mr. Wilson Waddingham left last night MEXICO.OF NEWfor San Marcial to look after matters con-

nected with the Armendaris grant. He

TOTJSJ-,1-3 TO SHOW So returns to Santa FeCJPITL FJvXID UP - " S150,000

Does general banking liiiqluem d (0liclt patronage or the pnbllcL. SPIEGELBEKfK Pres. W. G. SIMMONS. Casbie

Caj't. Fred Bunker, a prominent andrespected citizen of San Juan county,came in last evening. He is attending to

privato business and will remain a day

IK- - J BARTSCH,Wholesale oucl "Retail Dealer In

Liquors, Wines, Cigars & Tobaccos or two.

stablishment!Undertaking E

A. p.fine Old Whiskies for Family and Medicinal Purpnses,

10, 11, IS YEARS OLD.

1'ropused l'ostal Telograph.New Yokk, Sept. 0. Postmaster Gen.

Wannamaker recectly summoned toWashington various otfiaials of the tele-

graph companies, in order to lay beforethem some details of and make proposalsfor a new postal telegraph service whichhe has had under consideration for sometime.

Dr. Green, president of the WesternUnion, was ono of these officials, and hasjust returned from the conference. Hegave a reporter some details of tho pro-posed scheme. Dr. Green did not lookupon the project in a very favorable light."It would be a distinctly second class de-

livery service. There would not, be imme-niedia-

delivery by tho post office, butstated times of delivery, as in the case ofletters now."

Business and commercial men, ho be-

lieved, would not avail themselves of suchservice when they can have n Hrst-clas- s

service and messages delivered by thecompany the very moment received. Itis, however, an extension of the telegraphservice that forms tho chief feature ofWanamaker's scheme. There are at pres-ent 59,000 post offices in the counrry.About 19,000 have telegraph service. Dr.Green said of these 19,000 receiving officeswhich the company now has, about two-thir-

are profitless.Dr. Green was very much inclined to

doubt tho financial success of extendingthe lines to 40,000 little places in order tomake a blessing of the telegraph servicefor the people.

Stirring Them Vp.Washington, Sept. C Comr. of Pen-

sions Tanner, in a recent interview inNew York state, remarked in his usualbreezy way about Congressman Flood, ofElmira, who had been criticising him,that if the congressman's brains could beblown through the bill of a snipe into theeye of a mosquito, it would not make themosquito wink.

This little bit of pleasantry Was not ap-preciated by the member from Elmira,who is a republican, and he felt himselfso much aggrieved that he has startedout on a hunt for Tanner's scalp. Heproceeded yesterday to Deer Park to seethe president, jjud interest is given to theaffair by a report that Flood will threatento resign his seat in congress,"leaving hisdistrict to the Democrats, unless Tanneris disciplined for his irreverent remark.

With the small Kepublican majority inthe house, tho possibility of such anevent is alarming enough, but it is possi-ble that Mr. F'lood will care enough forhis reputation as a party man to confinehis efforts for Comr. Tanner's punish-ment to a personal statement of grievonceto the president.

A Quarter of a Ton.Helena, Mont., Sept. 4. Tho largest

bar of gold ever cast iu the world wasturned out at the United Sta'M nssayoffice here It weighed 50u d'ninds,and is worth a little over $100,000'.

Another Mystery.Wiciuta, Kas., Sept 3. The body of

L. L. Clawson, a real estate man of thiscity, was found nt 7 o'clock iuRiverside Park, at the Pine street bridge.There were four bullet holes iu the body.

SANTA I E, N. M.Store, West Side of I'laza,

Hon. Luis Ortiz, Rio Arriba's popularsheriff, came in last night and broughtdown his sons and daughters to attend'the Loretto academy and St. Michael'scollege.

Mr. A. L. Milligan and family, o

Hardy, Neb.; have como to Santa F'e insearch of health. They are comfortablydomiciled in Mr. Crampton's rooms ou

College street.J. B. Vauer, his daughter, Mrs. Mateo

Lujan and his son Frank J. Vauer, all ofSan Iguacio, took passage for Santa Fe on

1888. II a npoimd hid room on Btrpet. Han a full ntncU mill will fnrnUh iny1898 ntM'H. 9 W I U erg HUIlt!eU I O r Mltl.

Z. STAAB & BRO.,tho morning train. The son will enter

shal Nagle, Marshal Franks said thatwhen Justice Field left lor I.os Angelesabout the 7th, ho instructed Naglo to ac-

company him and watch the Terrys, andto prevent them doing Field any violence.He called Nagle's attention to the factthat Terry was not an ordinary man, andwarned the deputy to take no chances,but to pretect Field at all hazards.

A Suicide.Saville, Fla., Sept. 5. William Kem-bl- e

Lento, a prominent railroad and realestate man, committed suicide hero yes-

terday. He was 30 years old and a sonof the late Dr. Frederick Lente, of NewYork, from whom be inherited a largefortune. Nearly all of his inheritancehas been lost or tied up in such a waythat it is unrcmiinerative, and financialtroubles are supposed to have caused thesuicide.

Catholic Convention.Cleveland, Sept. 5. The German

Roman Catholic Central association ofAmerica finished its business yesterday.A. J. Spoundorst, of St. Louis, waselectedpresident. The other ollicers were se-

lected and also n vice president for eachstate. Among them are Anton Nellson,of Chicago ; Frank Haer, of Ft. Madison,Iowa; E. Mortland, of Omaha, Neb., andGustavo Taveder, of Milwaukeo, Wis.

A Water Wair.The Antonito (Colo.) Sentinelhasa

lengthy account of the Antonito ditch andmining company, of which O. L. Hough-ton, of Las Vegas, Is president; G. W.Rilev, of Antonito, U. K. Ellis, St. Louis,and'O. L. Houghton, directors. The lifeof the corporation is placed at twentyyears, capital slock, $5,000, divided into100 shares of if 30 each ; operations to becarried ou in Conejos county, Colorado.

Mine Fire.Sckanton, Pa., Sept. 6. What threat-

ens to be one of the most destructivemine fires that ever occurred in this re-

gion is raging in No. 2 colliery of theDelaware & Hudson Canal company atOliphat, where several acres of anthracitecoal are ablaze nearfy 200 feet below thesurface.

To Uurn tlio T own.St. Paul. Sent. 0. A Pioneor-Press- ,

A. STAAB,

tMPOBTEKS AND JOBBEE8 Ot

Fulton Market!West Side of Plaza.

Woll and favorably knonn to tho people of Santa Fe, offer bartftilnof all khi (1m In

Meats, Poultry, Fruits, Vegetables, Fish, Eggs,ETC.

Freah Hhlpment of everything in hU line from Denver, Chicago, KansasCity and the l'arillc Cou.t dally.

OYSTERS --A.3STID FISH J SPECIALTY

St. Michael's college at Santa Fe. Ojitic.At the Palace : John R. McFie, Los

Cruces; G. W. Prichard, Las Vegas; J.L. Chambers, St. Louis; Miss MatildaKaunheitti,New York; Pedro Perea, Ber-

nalillo; M. S. Rauuheim, II. T. Wrightand R. M. Johnson, San Pedro.

Mr. Charles F. Lummis got in from

A4pma pueblo last night, and will be withus a few days. He is st?adily recoveringhis health and has resumed his literarylabors. Several of his choice contribu-

tions have appeared recently in Puck andTime.

At the Exchange: E. II. Hart, Albu-

querque; Win. H. Nesbitt, Cerrillos;Fred Bunker, Bloomfield; Geo. W.

Rubush, Pueblo, Colo. ; J. H. Bullock,Pecos; Clem Neeley, Liberty, Mo. ; J. D.

Gen'l MerchandiseJ. L. VAN ARSDELL & CO:

San Francisco Street,'Long Established

C. Chavez, Jaqncr; T. J. Kay, TierraAmarillii; Jobc Pino y Baca, Socorro

John Kofal, Trinidad.Tli Largest and most Complete Stock of General Mercbanisecarried In the entire Southwest. Fe(i,tt,Eiclii,LiTuii

OPPOSITE THE DAILY NEW UEUCAK OFFICE

Salea made for Carriage and RldrnR Hore, Live Stock nd Vehicles',Hoard and Care ror Tloriea at l'aionat)U Kate Sole A gent torOhio, Muggj Vo. MHU MB, N. M.

IVavigatlon.Cincinnati, Sept. C At the conven

tion of the Western Water Way associawhich had been inflicted by arevolver found by his side. From the

Pierre, South Dakota, special says : Greatexcitement prevails in this city over thethird attempt within a week to burn downthe nlace. No great damage has been

fact that there were four bullet holes, two tion yesterday a resolution was passedcalling on congress to make ample, pro- -

done, but the people are much excitedthrough tho brain aim two in the stomach,either one of which would have provefatal, it is argued that the man could not

visionsjtor an improvement of navigationand somewhat nervous over the situation.SANTA FE on uie Mississippi ana Missouri rivers.

i r

HI. ZD- - TPIRITSTZle Daily Hew Mexican

Bit NEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO.

FACTS.

The attention of the people of New

Mexico is called to the following state-

ment taken from official sources:The expenses of the New Mexico peni

DE.l T.Kit IS

THE MAXWELL LAPfjRAWT

FlS&i ,p A D Q rtnHrf

tentiary for the six months from MarchWeekly per year.Six momhRTli rue months

$10.00. b.no

S.00

pvr ii'.nr.ilxmoniht ...

Thivp mouth1.501.00

1.00imp mouth. Hardware.Crockery&Saddlery4, lSSit, to September 4, 1881), for salariesand maintenance were $14. 0'.'S.OO. Theiewas received by the territory during thettix months named for brick sold and

rents perl:iily ilellvered tiy earrier 'i'. rsmmlekuownlUTt's for "tnmliug :ul

a nlieatitmM 'ommioiientlor.s Inreu.Iert or piit.ilentiou

feeding of U. 8. prisoners the sum of

thus reJu-'inj- the actual cos':

territory to about $8,500.From March 1, 1SS7, to August ol

1887, the amount paid out for the expens

Agent for BAiN & MOLING

Farm & Spring "Wagons

cms! be i'.!'eoiii.!iniel V !!..; writer's mu.ie ir1.l.lress not (,.' v.ui'ii' .:" luir nr flu cvol''u:--

of .od (nittt. ana sho.iM n" : e:r"se1 to theMi ' '. i.o!t"i' peittluin' tn .;. i"ss huldIm u.l.iresye.I u. New MEXIC.'.S l rintiiisr Co.

bantu Ke, NVw Moxlen.ff riiltereil ri.s .eeond t'hiss mrtlter at the

iiiu.'a Ke l'ost Oltiee.

tf t'-l'li-e Skw Mkxh an U tlie olilest r

In New Mexico. It is sent to every l'ostOiliee iu the Territory ami has a laru'e ami trrow-lt- i

elreulutioa r.muuic the Intelligent andpeonle of the southwest.

es of the territorial prison was $24, i'74.1- -,

and fortho six months from March 1,

1SS8, to August 31, the amount so AND

RACfftlE BUCKBOARDS.CITY SUBSCBIBERS.Mr. II. 0. I.add has solo charge of the city

circulation oi tho New Mkxican, aud all sub-

set ltlons must he paid to him or at this oflleo.

City subscribers will confer a favor by reportins to this office all cases of of

papers.

paid was fJi.O'.iO.L'O.

The entire expenses of t'..e territoryfrom March 1, 1887, to August SI, 1S87,amounted to $131,404,115; from March 1,

1880, to August 31,1888, the expenstsfooted up !fli;8,4"iti.7i), aud from Mareh 4,

18S!, to September 4, 188!', the entire ex-

penses amounted to ip.jo.O 17.50.

Comment seems unnecessary. Factsare facts and tljrures are figures. Theabove shows plainly and conclusively thatthe Democratic administration underwhich this territory suffered during the

past four years was corrupt and dishonestto the core, and a sham reform adminis

IlB superior excellence proven In million ofhon.Afi for more than annarter of a century. It

FRIPAY. KKITEMKKU (i.

J. R. HUDSON,Manufacturer of

Mexican Filigree JewelryWATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

is used bvtho United states Government. In-

dorsed by the deada of the Great Universities asthe strongest. Purest, and most Healthful. Dr.Price's Cream Baking Powder does not containAmmonia, l.imc, or Alum, soiu oniy in uans.

PP1CE BAKING POWDER CO.NEW YORK. CHICAGO SI . I.ODIS

Anc.LME.NT ia not necessary. ThoAmerican free common school tystcmmust prevail.

The Indians of Alaska are becomingrapidly civilized. They are now burningtheir witches.

su Iuk l:ii hlne Kepairlueand nil kinds of Bewiuf; Moelilue Supplies.A flue line of Spectacles and E!y Glasses,tration indeed. The statement also proves l'liotograpblo Views of Santa Fe and vlcliiltt

South Side of Plaza, SANTA FE, N. Mbeyond peradventure that the 28th legis-

lative assembly, in establishing the revenue system now in vogue, in cutting

Santa Fe may not secure the world's

fair, but she has nevertheless the Guest

climate ou the continent. IFst in L m n ci s SANTA EE BAKERYdown and regulating court expenses, andin passing wholesome, wise and timelylegislation, did the best work for the material interests of New Mexico that has

Tens the rascals out, Jlr. Harrison.The people of New Mexico arc tired of

them. Let them take a header and godown.

been done since this became a territory of

tho United States.

Bread, Pies and Cakes.Groceries and Provisions.

F. SCHNEPPLE, Proprietor.

UNDER IRRIGATING- - DITCHES.

Choice Mountain Valley and Lands near the Foot

FOR SALE.The facts and figures above further

BAN FRANCISCO STREET, I i : I : SANTA. FE, S. Mprovo that the present lward of peni-

tentiary commissioners has been carefuland economical in the management of

W. A.. MKEITZIEthe territorial prison ; that the revenuesof this territory are great enough and

According to all accounts, an extrasession of congress may or may not he

held. This is absolutely the latest new s

and thoroughly reliable.

Every boy should be given a gocd,common school education, so that w henhe comes to hia working day b he w ill heable to work intelligently, diligently andBuccessfully.

ample for the maintenance of a verjrespectable state government; that the DEALKB INterritory can easily and w ithout any hardships support its charitable, educationaland penal institutions, and plenty ot

them ; they also clearly demonstrate that h"1arp1wa1r1e"this territory can and will fully andpromptly meet all its obligations, and that

The efforts of the New Mexican to

hcrve the best interests of the people of

New Mexico early and late, in season andout of season, are being appreciated. Itscirculation is daily on the increasa.

Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of

California, so laxative and nutritious,with the medicinal virtues of plantsknown to be most beneficial to thehuman system, forming the ON LY PER-FECT REMEDY to act gently yetpromptly on the

KIDNEYS, LIVER AID BOWELS

AND TO

Cleanse the System Effectually,SO THAT

PURE BLOOD.REFRESHING! SLEEP,

HEALTH and STRENGTHNaturally follow. Every one is using itand all are delighted with it. Ask yourdruggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu-factur-

only by theCALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,

t San FaAKCisco, Caufcmwu.. Kv. New Yok, N. Y.

For the irrigation of the prairies and valleys botweon Raton and Springeroue hundred miles of large irrigating canals have been built, orare in course of construction, with water for 75,000 acres of land.These lands with perpetual water rights will be sold cheap and on the easyterm's of ten annual payments, with 7 per cent interest.

In addition to the above there are 1,400,000 acres of land for

sale, consisting mainly of agricultural lands.The climate is unsurpassed, and alfalfa, grain and fruit of all kinds

grow to perfection and in abundance.

The A., T. & S. F. railroad and the D., T. & Fort Worth railroad crosstlus property, and other roads will soon follow.

Those wishing to view the lands can secure special rates on the rail-

roads, and will have a rebate also on the same if they should buy 160 acresor more of land.

Warranty Deeds Given.For full particulara apply to

The Maxwell Land Grant Go

nothing but an honest and decent administration, such as the territory to agreat extent is already enjoying, is necessary to soon bring about n change for thebetter. Tho treasury of the territory

The constitutional convention is fully

organized, largely attended and actively atwork. A very bitter pill this for theboodle bosses of the Democratic party andthe Democratic and boodle sheets in New

Mexico.

Plumbing, Gas & Steam .Fitting--.

will, from all indications, show a largesurplus at tho end of the 40th and 41stfiscal years.

The New Mexican stood by the 2Sth The City Meatlegislative assembly when it was beingAnd now British capitalists are buyingtanneiies throughout the country. Funny NEW MEXICOA rocket Clgnr Case Free to Smokers ofhow these free traders invest money in a

protection country, which is supposed toPROFESSIONAL OAEDS.

ESTABLISHED IN 1859.

AUGUST KIRSCHNER, Propr.go to the demiution bow-wo- at an

alarming rate daily. Ibai HotelATTORNEYS AT LAW.

assailed by the Democratic sheets andother boodle papers ;we defended that bodyagainst the slanderers und boodlers w holied about it, and our action is surelyshown to have been just and correct.The 28th legislative assembly was three-fourth- s

Republican, and therefore theRepublican party of New Mexico is en-

titled to the credit of having reduced theexpenses of the territory more thun one-hal- f,

and of having placed into office

honest and efficient public officials.

DEALER IN ALL KINDS OKRALPH K. TWITCHKI.I.,Attorney at Law, Rpiegelberff block, fianta Fe,

New Mexico.urmennessThe expenses of the territory cutdown more than one-hal- f, in fact nearly

two-third- in six months, owing to laws

passed by a Republican legislature and BUR AND BILLIARD HULL. Fresh and Salt Meats and Sausage of a!! KindsSAN FRANCISCO ST., SANTA FE. ti. M.the honest management of affairs by Re

CHAS. O. HAMPTON,Attorney at Law & Solicitor in Chancery

OFFICE OVER FRANZ'S HARDWARE STORE,

Specialties: chnuoery Causes, Conveyancingand Commercial Adjustments.

SANTA FE, - MKW MEX.

publican ollicials. A glorious record

Or the Liquor Habit, Positively CuredIt ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES' SDIDEN SPECIFIC.

It can be given In I cup ol coffee or tea, or in ar-

ticles of food, without the knowledge of the per-son taking it; it is absolutely harmless and willeffect a permanent and speedy cure, whetherthe patlentiaa moderate drinker or an alcoholicwreck, it NEVER FAIL8, W'c GUARANTEEa complete cure In every instance, in page bookFREE. Addresa in confidence,GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.. 1 85 Race St., Cincinnati.

Let the people of this territory pay care Ohoice Wines, Liquors & Cigarsful attention to these facts.The school question is all right. There FISCHER BREWIMANUFA CTURERS OF

CHAS. F. BA8LKY,ILate Register Santa Fe Laud Officel

Land Attorney and Agent. Special attention tobusiness belore the U. 8. Laud Ounces at SantaFe and Las Cruces. Offlco in the First NationalBank building, Santa Fe, N. M.

ia no necessity w hatsoever for any acri-

monious or heated discussion. His grace, Fine Billiard and Pool Tables.

Archbishop has a right to his

Of the eighty-fou- r Republicans in-

dicted for alleged election frauds in thiscounty last fall, two-thir- had theircases dismissed at the recent term of theU. S. court at Santa Fe, and the remain-der went over until next session for lack FIRST GUN Strictly Pure Lager Beer!opinion and other people have u right to

theirs. This is a free country.

Cildersleeve & Preston,LAWYERS,

Schumann Bldg, Frisco St. Livery and Feed Stable ln connection Inrear of Hotel, op Water street.of time, when they will be dismissed as

well. Tho whole thing was merely a and theUr.mil Dijplii.v f MAX FROST,Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, New Mexico. J.T. FORSHA, Propr

Finest Mineral Waters.Daniel 8. Laiwnt has bought the

Broadway street railroad in New York.The property is worth away in the mil-

lions. Daniel must have been very sav-

ing at ?4,000 per year as private secretary

GEO, W. KNAEBKL,Office in the Beua Building, Palace Avenue.Collections and Searching Titles a specialty.GCLOTH

FOBEDWARD L. BARTLKTT,

Lawyer, Bants Fe, New Mexico. Office overSecond National Bank. REMINGTONto the president during the halcyon days

of the alleged reform administration of Full WINTER. HENRY I WALDO,Attorney at law. Will practice in the severalcourts oi the territory. Prompt attention givento all bnsiness intrusted to his care.

Grover Cleveland.

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

IKON AND II RASH CASTINGS, ORE, GOAL AND LUMIIKlt OAItS, xti.ITSO, PULLEYS, ORATE BARB, BABBIT METAL, COMJ1KM

AND IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS.

REPAIRS ON MINING AND MILL MACHINERY A SPECIALTY!

Albuquerque, - New Mexico.

T. P. COKWAY. O. O. POSKY. W. A. HAWKIMS.

CONWAY, FOSEY & HAWKINS,Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Silver CityNew Mexico. Prompt attention given to allbusiness intrusted to our care. Practice in allthe courts oi the territory.

uluu, ana everybody know it. (JhamaNew Mexican.

There was considerable more to thebusiness than bluff ; the real purpose wasto intimidate and injure citizens of thisterritory because they were Republicans,punish them because they did not votethe Democratic tickot, and to make feesfor the court officials. The jury thatfound the indictments in question waspacked for the purpose. A spade is aspade. The doings of the U. S. courtsfor this district from July, 1880, to audincluding the February term, 1889, would

furnish an extremely rich field for a care-

ful investigation. Mr. Atty. Gen. Miller

might, w ith great propriety aud benefit tothe people, send a careful and efficient

special agent to such an investigation.The result would be rich, rare and racy.

As both Mrs. Leslie Curter, of Chicagoand of divorce fame, and Mrs. SarahAlthea Hill Sharon Terry contemplategoing upon the stage, we suggest thatMrs. Carter appear in "the great divorcecase," and Mrs. Terry as Lady Macbeth.When the latter would exclaim : "Givemo the dagger " she could do it in themost natural manner, aud what Mrs.Carter does not know about divorce and

keeping a dozen lovers at the same timeis not worth knowing.

K. A. FISKU,Attorney and Counselor at Law,- P. O. Box"F," Santa Fe, N. M., practices iu supreme andall district courts oi New Mexico. Special attentlon given to mining and Spanish and Mex-

icanJandjrraritlitigatiou.Standard Type Writer

JULIUS H. GERDES,For Sale byT. B. CATROS. J, H. KNAKBKL. F. W. CLAHCY.

CATRON, KNAKBKL & CLANCY,Attorneys at Law aud Solicitors in Chancery,Santa Fe, New Mexico. Practice in all theCourts in the Territory. Oneoi the firm will beat all times ln Banta Fe.

Z, STAAB & BEO, Santa Fa, N.M

We want tho people to understand tbatoar garments are guaranteed to be thelatest In style, of the best manufacture, ofthe best materials and cheapest In price.

We do not sell shoddy, auction clothing.We do not mark up our prices double andthen give 50 per cent off. We do businesson business principles. We bay and sellmore clothing in our Denver and Leadvl liestores than any other two concerns in thestate. We discount all bills and give thisprofit to our patroLS.

NEW CATALOGUE FREE,

We send goods to responsible personssubject to examlnatioB aud return if notsatisfactory. Write for samples of clothand prices. We make a specialty of Moun-tain Clothing, Itubber and Leather Coats,Heavy Lace and Top BootB, Heavy audLong Ulsters, Flannel Shirts, Blankets,etc. We are complete outfitters for themale sex.

Skinner Bros. & Weight.

16th and Lawrence Sts., Denver, Colo,

Harrison Avenue, Leadie, Colo,

To the average citizen the howling andThe SI. Julian Barber Shopcomplaints of Democratic and Mugwump HATTER AND MEN'S FURNISHER.

San Francisco Street - - Santa fe, N.

W. B. SLOAN,Lawver, Hotarf Public and United States Commissioner.

Dealer in REAL ESTATE and MINES.

Special attention given to examining, buying,selling or capitalizing mines or Corporations inNow Mexico, rlzoua and Old Mexico. Havegood Large Ranches and Ranges, with and with-out stock, for sale,

Banta Fe, New Mexico, P. O. Box 185.

San Francisco St.1'

Shaving, 15c. Haircutting andPHYSICIANS.

According to meteorological reports,the rainfall in the state of Pennsylvaniaduring the past season has been theheaviest since the records have beenkept. The state bus suffered greatlyfrom the excessive supply of water. Thestate weather service has calculated that,if guthered in one place, the rainfall in

the state this year would form a lake1,000 miles square and thirty-fiv- e feet in

depth. At the time of the Johnstownflood 7,0J0,0U0,0UO tons of water fellupon the mountains and plateaus of north-

ern l'ennsrlvania.

J. H. SLOAN, M. D.,Physician and Surgeon.

Shampooing, 35c. each.

A. T. SPURLOCK, Propr. 'Sa eJVavu'v diWl Ov.iVv11. H. LONGWILL, 91. D.,Has moved to the east end oi Palace avenue,to the Romulo Martinez' house, formerly oc-

cupied by Col. Barnes. Leave orders at Creamer s

drugstore. ' WM. M. BERGER

papers about the rapid removal of fourthclass postmasters appear to be very silly.Of course they will be removed, just asthey were removed under Cleveland, forthe simple reason that the village or cross-

roads postmasters constitute a very im-

portant party power. If Republicanshadn't been removed from petty officesunder Cleveland thero would't have beenany removals to be made under Harrison ;

but as the changes were made as fast aspossible under the Democrats, the Re-

publicans are willing imitators. Theremay be a time in the future when civilservice reform will protect faithful andefficient villago and cross-road- s post-

masters, but neither party has got withinsight of that standard as vet, and thesmall postmaster must always go as par-ties change They all do it, and whybother about it?

ON TUB PLAZA.SEPTEMBER, 1880.DENTAL. BURGEONS. Real Estate, InsuranceCreedmoor SHOOTING Gallery

ANUMINING EXCHANCE.

D. W. MANLEY,

DENTIST.Over CM. Creamer's lrng Store.OFFICK HOITR8, - - 9 to lg. 9 to 4

REAL ESTATE AGENTS ANDI I Tf" "f U I Q art I ITT an1 ,eni1 wlth ynr or,er and 8ave 6 Per cent. Write inVU I I silo VU I our illustrated catalogue and prioe list. Order yruDRY GOODS, CLOAKS, SUITS, etc., from the largest atuTk. iu the West-- at li'asteru iirlcci-- .

THE McNAMARA DRY GOODS CO.,1 6th and California, Denver, Colo

Grand Autumn CompetitionDR. OWEN'SEGTRIC BEL

Does it or does it not comport with thedignity of the office of the chief justice of

the supreme court of New Mexico to havethe clerk of the court pay his honor's ex-

penses on the circuit, aud then have hishonor collect from the territorial treasuryto reimburse him for the amount so paidout for him by the clerk? Now, honorbright, what do the members of the barof New Mexico think about sucli a per-formance? What the people of NewMexico think about it is plain and wellknown. Does the New Mexico Bar as-

sociation think that sort of businessproper conduct?

AND SUSPENSORY.A' v r

WILLIAM WHITE,0. 8. Deputy Surveyor and U. S. Deputy Mineral

Surveyor.Locations made upon public lands. Furnishes

information relative to Spanish and Mexicanland grants. Offices ln lCirschner Block, secondfloor, Santa Fe, N. M.

n..vNTED Auo. 18, 1887. Improved Feb. I, I S3?..? A 4s A . JJB, O WEB'S EliECTrO.

GALVANIC. BODY BEI.iAM II BUSFEN80BY Art

? s P 2 & ir.DMa to ear tno rol

V .T .V ft T .7 Kheumatio Oompliinti,S .Nervous Debility, Co)

New Feed and JLivery Stable!OLD HERLOW STAND.

BUGGIES, SADDLE AND MUGGY HORSES far hire ou lloasonahle Teriua.

Wagons, Buggies and Horses Bought and SoldSpecial attention to outfitting Travelers. Leave depot calls for hack or bag-

gage at the 0tle or telephone from Creamer's drug store.ROL. LOWITZKI & SON.

ITervouineis, Trembliri;Sexual Eihauition ,Wt,-,-t

in? of BodT. Uinta!'.

Surveying & MappingIN ALL BRANCHES.

E. L. SNOWDEN,Civil Engineer and U. 8. Deputy Surveyor, of-

fers his professional services anywhere in NewMexico. Office at Dr. L'Engle's residence,Lower San Francisco street, Santa Fe.

'ndlseretions in Youth, As; s, BTar- -le Life. 1 foci U tll.ea.e. pertalniu.

particulars ut the Gallery, South Hide,near A., T. & H. F. Depot.

HEXRY GERBER, Prop. ffTSSNT TO IlHSrOJiKIIII.K rAHTIKS 0 Id DATS TBIAi.

plot's ELECTRIC INSOLES tirrarAiB.dvoaflo. poitag for Kit illustrated pun phi at, whlsb will biwot jou Id plain aealed enrclopo. Mention tnf paptr, addrui

0WS5 ELECTRIC BELT ft APPLIANCE CO.806 Worth Broadway ST. LOP19. MOt

UNDERTAKERS.

The New York Herald is a free tradeorgan, and according to its theories, theworkingmen of this country are starvingand naked. However, on the 2d of thismonth labor day was observed in thecity of New York and the Herald re-

marked, concerning the workingmen ofNew York :

If there ia any one who has doubtsabout the condition of the workingmaniu a republic let him go out y andlook upon the thousands of well dressed,well fed, orderly, patriotic and goodnatured citizens who will rally under or-

ganized labor's banners.And all this in a country that has a

strong protective tariff' in force. Factsand the theories of the American freetraders do not always hitch.

Thirteen years ago the territory ofColorado had 140,000 inhabitants. To-

day the state of Colorado has 750,000 in-

habitants. That's what statehood hasdone for Colorado and that's what it will

HENRY W. KEARSINC,RUPTURE !J. W. OLINGER,

Practical Embalmer.vn nractice ln any part of territory. ELECTRIC BELT Assayer & Chemist

The agricultural fairs throughout thewestern states show true western grit andenterprise. In the town of Creston, inIowa, for instance, the farmers haveerected an immense palace, towering 110feet above the ground and covering 10,000

square feet of the fair grounds and 10,500feet of floor space. The structure is madeof blue grass, decorated witii cereals,grasses and vegetables, which also coin-pos- e

the dome. All the counties of south-- w

est Iowa here vie with each other forthe supremacy in the excellence of theiragricultural .products, which completelyiiii the vast building. It is an imposings!iow and illustrates the ambition of thew estern fanners to be oa top.

AND TRUSS

Intelligent Headers will notice thai

Tutt's Pillsre Bet "trnrranted 1o wr" all el assetf diseases, but only aaeta resultfront disordered liver, vis i

Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia,Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious

Colic, Flatulence, etc.tor these they oro not warranted IimfalUbU, but are oa nearly ao as It is pee(UMe to make a remedy. Price, 3a o taw

80JLD JSYYyrpjERJZ. .

COMBINED.

DR. ISRAEL'S SIUftA.3. mm a 'r- - w -electro, oat.v a urn tdttdb JLN Jiwitn Br.JfiTbUtru.il,Owsn's Eleotrio Bolt Attachment

oorn with auo and comfort. Toe our.1Sff'rcl'reat eu bt

mi MEN ONLY!APOSmVESsSKSMi'Saii.CURE JlJSStf-fflS-SRobin, Hobl. HANIIOfll) fr ft Rli ,,S.wXuT

mai riwkn Bunk, fall .ijluutta, lf7l"J ,

a miio or irons. Tut. la toe onlreltfctrio traaa and Late avr mod, it XtAar7 .III I'llku

. STONE BtTCLDIUa, CEBKILLOS, N. M.

PRICES FOR ASSAYS: Oold SI; Hirer St; Lead SI; Copper 'J; othMrlletala ln Proportion. Bpeolal Contracts to Mining Companies and Mill..

Casb mast be remitted with each Sample. .ASSAYING in all its branches TAUGHT.

I'upinrain from so to VU dare. For foil deaerlptlooor Dr.Uk.o a Bait., Spinal Appll.no.. Truaee. nJ.usolea aaod So. for rasa lllo.trated pamphlel WhUB will Uiaot Tonln plain ineled envelope. Sold 00I7 by tho

IWJeH .LE0THI0 BELT APPUANOX CO.do for New Mexico.

X

BIULTU31 JN I'AKVO.TftiS TAELE. J. G. SCHUMANN 500 HITECT and CCNTBACTORLuma.n 'IMl'KI.'A & HAST.

Lo Elchan'a' ts! n rf6m &'l.x " t

SANTA FE.

A Few Paci3 for the General Informa-tion of Tourists and Sight-Seer- a

Visitiug the

CAPITAL CITY 01 NEW MEXICO.

OPFICIAL imtECTOfiY.

- -VMfV m m

Soothes and Meals.- Sanla Abie soothes and hals the men

branes of the throat and lungs, whenp nsnncd and inflamed by disease. It prevents night sweats and tigliliif-s- j acrossthe chest, cures coughs, croup, asthmacolds, bronchitis, pneumonia, whooping-coug- h

and all other throat andNo other medicine is so suc-

cessful in curing nasal catarrh as Califor-nia The enormous nnd in-

creasing demand, for these ttandard Cali-fornia remedies confirms their merits.

ricturo of w oilh.Worth, Iho famous of

Paris, is a liativc born Englishman ()

striking appearance, looking like a Scotch-

man., and adding to his likeness by wear-

ing, almost always, u Scotch cap. Hisfather meant to make a printer of him,but ho didn't like the work and managedto get into the dry goods trade in London.Thence he went to Paris, where iie found

AMTGNiO WiriDSOR.

close figuring:modern metiiow--,- :

skilled mechanic!-- ' '.

Boofs&bnoespm

I1) )im:; J im

:ln am

f,:00) a'"jUpanvar

.v.". ..

un Murcial.A A 1' JunctionAILm.iuer.iiieWallaee ..I UUIJ

Stinta IV.NlltU i.'.

l.amyl.us VegasItatlltl

l:.:"f aml::;o nut4 :..!) piu

r,:r.uj l"n7 :.'.0 pm:j ::;." pm

pm

HFAUTH.aluitlp;:.(.)

1:1..',:tiul

r IlH.r ttllflt'lK'nti'iiami

'iMM-ii- fit hiii I'u ritiI.f ti i. CoMcyjMJTirtwiK'e m licitLEATHER & FINDINGS.TKRIIITORIAL.

Deiee-iit- e in Cieisrcss Axtiios JosrrnllKAIlKUI'.D I'I'.IN'.'E.1,.L:;0

1:00 .,, Santa Fe,s:!i amJ:('ft tllll

BO UNI).

GovernorSiet retaivActini; sjoliej tor (ieneru!.

H. M. ThomasU. K. TWITf.'IIKI.I.

ALAltlbWKST

"

.1.' Orrfers ny mnH (i omptly rmenrteil toAuditor

mjiii ami alisolutelv guaranteed by C. M.Creamer at !fl a package. Three for :f.2.50.

A Great State.The Bible has been printed in twenty-nin- e

dill'erent languages to supply the

A M1N1H OKT1Z y S.U.AZUtliii tor:l.a.1 V(".,8S Treasurer GO TO

ARTHUR BISCHOFFHillainam

1:J.6:0a9::11:40)

AtliunuiUJetieral ..Howard 1,. Uaiitlett r. o, n,,n s.tM'A KK, N. :.IP

:ii7:.U

r 10:'.'0i 10:ir H:'J.ip '.1:10

r lfl:P;

:)f.'J

am ar 10:40JUDICIARY.

Chit Justice Hupreine (.'ntirt . I". V. I.onkJustice Itt district. V. It. V.'iiitemax

AsMWilltU JtlKtieO 2.1 ... W.J). I.EEin tip S:-'-

y?5 Smn'i Speciro h:m cured mo of a

iavor Willi tne r.m press J'.ugrmp, ami Insfortune was made. He has a fine chateaunear Paris.

Will You SufferWith dyspepsia and liver complaint?Shilolr's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cureyon. ('. M. Creamer.

A Coming F.vent.A Georgia prophet predicts tin; end of

the world on the lith of August. Thisduesn't give one any too much time topack his (trip-sack- .

HALF. OT JSONDS

ami,dp 11:SUi v A.sccliiic Jnrtiee :;.! tlitrift. . .J. it. .mcimk

people liviugin Pennsylvania. Thelargelvvaried industries of Pennsylvania attractwithin its limits a more' cosmopolitanpopulation than anv other state iu theunion.

anta e.atita Ke.

LairyWallnreAtbtKi'i'T'im;A At V .lun'etionfan Marei.-i-

EIHaso. ..

li. V. I.onctneiilint'.tust.'celirtPitVT1 mnlltiDPt tjicnUin out ca niy lc, vl:ictiJSa i iii?ctI intolerable pain. It was called

Krzcmft by tho doctors four of whom'::-(;- treated mo witli no relief. I candidlytv confess that I c.vro my present r.noA health

IS pn bf jEk tifu z

nr. t3 U H- 1 tfduality Itest. 1'rlc.it I. ,,

lioicc,! uts AltcavH on Ilniol.

U:f!l:'3J

1 ..v.Thomas Smith

lillll V.V.)

ami 11:10am 1:10

r,:ou

I. I. U. Ooltlon Balaam ?'o: 1l.nr.s Chancres, firs' and s 'cond sta-c- s;Sens rn the Legs and H'dy, Sore Ears,i .yes, Nosn, cU-.- Copper-colore- Blotchei

ciseased Btaln, and a'lprimary of the disease known asSyphilis. Price, S3 OO per Hottlo.I.n niclian's Gold,.,! Itiiisnm No.Cures Tertiary, MercurialSyphilitie Khen.nialiem, Pains in tho Bones, Paiinin thoHead, back cf Iho Neck, Ulcerated SoreThroat, Syphilitic Hash, Lumps a:J

Cords, Stillness of ihe Limbs, anderadicates ail disease from the system,vhethtr rauacd by indisereti na or' abuseA Mercury, lcaviu',' tho bbod pure andhealthy. lilt ti SI5 00 per Itotde.

I.o Klrlinu'a Coition H:nnis!i Anti-dote for tho cure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet.Irritation Gravel, and all Crinarv or Oeni-t'-

disarrangements. Price 50 perIloltle.r.r (Ichau's Golden Spanish In.Jtrtlmi, forsovcro cases of Oonorrlnea,l'llianmcitory Gleet. Stricturcs. tc. Priceit I HI per Bottle.

1,0 ISlelmii'a Golden Ointmentfor ths eltVctive bealingr.f SeT.hiiitie Sores,tod eruptions. Price $1 L'O per Box.

t Itichnu's Golden Pllis Norvonnd brain treatment; lews of physi "al pow-er, excess or Prostration, etc.Price S3 OO per Box.

to K. H. which in my estimation is

Iihtriet Attorney...S. Marshali i, Miprome tj.mrl

LAND l)V.V

Hurf'yt'r tienerul...land ituKlhti-r- . 'it it Public Moneys .

U. SA I!

. .I'.umci.o Martinez..Sr.MMKI'.d Ut'RKIIA KT

RTME.NT...KltV.Ar.D K. IltltlAI'.T

1. U. W.M.KEI!.JAMI-.- A. Sfll.lIiI.'Mi:M'i.

1 i:im:o s ritKI-T- , SA.S'f t I K. N. l

ALHAFilBRA

The Iron Iluke to his Soldiers."I'o your duty," were the words of

Lord Wellington to his soldiers just be-fore the battle of Waterloo, and historytells us how well they obeyed. The sameadvice might properly be "given to everyliving man at this time. There are many

SANTA KE SOinilEIIN AN'P DKSVKlt & I'.IO(liANUK RAILWAY CO:- -.

Seenic Route of tlio West nnd Shortest, line toColniaeto HiHih; and 1'Cuver, (Jolu.

Sinta Kb, N. M., May 20, 1HS9 'Mail K'nl KxprtHS No. 'J daily except Sunday.

Mml Hint Kxpr.s No. 1 (tmly except Hnmlay.1Of Ilio Territory of New Mexico.

ruYuuiaoiourja ui.iourcmetiy.HfS Julia BbWitt,

C227 lOlh St., bt. Louis, JIo.

Our baby when two months old wasattacked with Hcrof uln, which for a lonetimo destroyed her cyesii,rlitentirely, andcaused us to despair of ber life. Theilietfirii failed to relievo her, mid wo paveSwiiT'o Bi'ucti'ic, which soon cured licrentirely, and pho Is now halo and hearty,

li. V. Delk, W iTu 1'olnt, Teiaa.

CiSSend for book chin histnrv of

COiDmand'T at Ft. Murcy, i.'ml. Henry Dorr, lassAdjutant LiKt T. s. V.Seviu UN

i !i!iil..:naajter Liel-t- Pelmmkr BARBER SHOPam l.v.LX FRO:P.ureau of ftiiuilj'ralion

The First National bank of Santa Keas fiscal agent of the territory, herebv oi1.1'. Ml.'GKOIITy

men wno wouia do their whole duty iatime of war or great need, but who sadlvneglect it in times of nonco- - tl,.- i. .,i."i

U. H. Int. Rev. Collector.

imi .Simla F, N. 7 :. 0

j.iu UspiiiitilH ...... 9:1lui .... .Serviietla .11 mipin .. Amonito, Cold . .'1:VJ

ain r ... Aiiunosil Hi f):U0

7:4ait .4.)

l 10

V 10

fers for Hale if 100,000 of the Provisional ETEKVTIIIXiIndebtedness Uonds of the territory ofNew Mexico, and will receive bids for theuin; ....I.a Veta. Blood Diseases and advice to suQ'ererit.

mii.jl t;uchara Jc

ampro)i::ipiup:upinp:namamampm

mailed free. Tun Swift Specific Co.,

gladly risk their lives for their country,but, when there is no such great occasion,neglect their plain, simple duties to theirGod, their families and themselves. It is

ass

HISTORICAL.

Siuita Fe, Hip city of tlie Holy Ku.it h ofSt. Kruncis, is the fiipitul of Now Mexico.Irado center, siinitm-v- . archepiscopalsoe. iitnl also t U militiuy lieailtmart.ers.

.Pueblo1:1 Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca.

8:40

n:-:l-

2:00r.:io7:006:1.'.

, j.iic iiiki iVrrvlue,everywhere, C. O. 11.,

per express.Eucnroly packed

same up to l- -' o'clock in. of Saturday,September 21, 1889, when the bids willbe opened at its banking house.

These bonds are issued under the tiro--

NEW, HEAT AID FIRST CUSS

Hast Side of tlm riaza.HOTand COLD BATHS

W. J. SLAUGHTER,I'wiiirlctnr.

Colorado ISprinH. .

DenverKansas City, Mo. 2dd

St. Louis.

:My:ai TIIK

It is tlie oldest scut of civil ami religionscroverninent on American soil. Whenam Lv8:aopm 2.1 d. lieuver, Colo

Cilicueo, I!1.2ddPELTON

l.lvs (lie l,nam Ar

' . P. ItlcriARns & CO. , Amenta,'. 1 ii 4;a jjansomo street. Corner I lay,

San Francisco, Cal.CIIICULAI1 JIAILLD rr.lili

(!ul)p;'.u de Hacn iiMi'.-tnito- the vallev ofWATER WHEELt rtlloiiinry cf iuiy wheel

ia the'worM,

0:80pm12:40 am Lv4:4.r am Lv7:11!) am Ar

j:ooAt 1:20'l.v 10::i0

Ar l:li:.)

l.v :;

Ar" 1:1".!):I0

lu:Mtl

7:1."

rerlica! AidPrivate

not, ior want ot lionor, not because theydo not love their families, but from pureneglect ; as an instance, statistics compiledby tho national authorities show thatmore deaths result from bowel complaintsthau any other one cause, except con-sumption, yet not more than one familyin six is provided with medicines thatwill relieve or cure tho diseases. It isthe duty of every man to look after thesesmall matters and nrntoct In- - f..,;i

Pueblo, Colo..Salida ..

. .I.eiidville..Pueblo. Colo,.

.SiUtda

ll'll!pniipnnItl.L.

pm!.. 112:40

.1 4:4.')am Lvampmam

11:00...Ciar.d .lc7:10iiri:Siiit Lake City, Utah

am Ar9:l.i

THE OI-- D DOCTOR'S

LADIES' FAVORtTE.l I ways I'.eliabio anil pcrtuctly fiafo. TheMine as used by thousands of women all over theIJnlled tnates. in the Old loctor's private il

practice, for SS years, and uot a single had rcuH.

l.v lor i.::t.i

l.y S:00

visions of section 0, of an act relating tothe finances of the territory of New Mex-ico, approved February 8, i88t),a9ameud-ed;ar- o

of the denomination of $1,000;are dated September 2, ISS'J; bear inter-est at the rate of (! per cent, payable semi-

annually : principal and interest payableat the National Bank of Commerce inNew Yoik; are payable thirty years afterdate, but redeeuiublo at the opiiun of tiieterritory at any time after twenty yearsfrom the dale of their issue.

No bids will be enlertiiitied for less thanthe par value of tlie bonds and accruedinterest. Bidders will pW.se state placeof delivery on which their bids are based.Bids for if")0,00i) of the bonds delivered at

j. ml ...o;ilcii..aiiijjilday Ojjilcn..piiijsun Francisco, :ttl dav

tho Kio Grande in lolis lie found Santal"e a flourishing I'tieblo village. Tlie his-

tory of its first Kurope.ui settlenif lit waslost, witli most of tin' early records of theterritory, by tho destruction of all thearchive's in'likSO; but tho earliest nien-liti- n

of it shows it then h have been tiiecapital and the center of commerce,uulhority and influence. In 1S04 cametho tirst vonturesoiiio Ainerii-a- trtidtirthe forerunner of tho great line of mer-

chants who have ruude trallie over theSanta l'e world-wid- o in its celelu ity.

TUB CLIMAT15

pm Lvpm Ar:!'.

C6 I.OVT-i- , MO. ' MTi-li.-

in f.' t r i ;,

Ol' f. .J!Ti-- l f.i':; t .

and he is certainly at. least guiitv ofcriminal carelessness if he neglects to doso. No one can plead poverty iu this in-

stance, as the best remedy there is for

( ..litiMiiir.iiniiM'H rM't".ss or in-,f Jp.rJ If.H TO T .IT,,.'end ,Money returned if not ; leprescuie'd. "i

Mls (stamps) for sealed nartieulars.anit r.tlie purpose only costs 25 emits. Ti, u.THE OLD DOCTOn,::1:-;:- 1;:rxuMiltfil I.) load, or :,; ifw !!)'., f.w of elwr.- -.

lu'Reliabie, Skillful Treatmovt Gun-ant- til.the only never known to f ill rcine.iv by ai;oi.

DU. WAftD & CO.,116 North Keveiuu St., St. Lutila, 310.

ticle we refer to is Chamberlain's Colic,Cholera and Diarrho'a Remedy. It is acertain cure for cranms. eol

Board and anarMr.t'iiN fereieh: .1 to whocircle. 1 ,rScad r.desire personal r:t

(loueral tinPjht and ticket oilice under tne'apltal lloiel, com i of vinza. wiiore all

relative to ilirous'b irei'-'i.i- anl tit ketrates will be clieerfnlly xlve.n and Uirouuli tick-i-.- s

sold. 'Jlirt.uli J'n'linnn iceiters beltveenPuebio, Icadville and ocden. I'assenrcrs forIienver tato new broad e;itU!e Piillinitii sleep-ers from Cnehara. All trains now ko over Vetaand Comanclio passes in duvliRlit. Herths

by telegraph. Chas. Johnson. (Icn. Supt.

CLOS1NO OK MAILS.EASTERN MAILS CLOSE.

.'i p. m. for east of La Junta only., 7::0 p. in. for local and east.

7 a. ui. for Pueblo, Denver and east.WKSTEUN MAILS tl.OSK.

7::i0 p. in.

1 lie (ireiiiPst Mechanical Achievement of htrs, etc. Addi cts h it.morbus, dysentery, diarrlm;th Slreet, St. T.nuis. MeDr. Ward Ofllre, 110 SLIFE RENEWEticholera infantum, the bowel complaint in

all its forms. No family can afford to hp

cf Now Mexico is considered tho finest ontho continent. The hifth altitude in-

sures dryness and purity (especiallyadapted to tie permanent cure of pul-

monary complaints, as hundreds will hewitness,) and by traveling from point to

LHl DTTDflCIP T.t ELE CTjl 0B E LTo n 80 DAYS" TrieWcCha1 BeJJ van'io CHAIN BELT witbwithout it during the summer inontl,as great sufferim; and even lit,, til (IV I o

V"" t TVt (lurableanet UHrf,tChiiiTi

once, and ,,O,(Ki0 delivered Deeembei 1,18sy, will be considered. 1.'. J. P.u.kn,

Cashier.

The New CardsHereafter we will have three of

postal cards the old familiar size, a size

larger and a size smaller. The smallestwill be about three by four and a half,and the largest about for by six inches.This is a progressive stop due to ActingPostm nster-- eneral C I ar k son .

'Jffc. .. in the world. Posi- -saved by it before a physician could besummoned or medicine procured. Do notdelay, but procure it at once, before it is

tlvoly Curort, without me.llf-liia-

oevoas x Dflontty, I'aia intao iwtcu, uion.

?y i :) i'i'o our c .olid-,,.(- , in tillsA "' V: N i:tv ill i.l t:.u I'm .1

i.T' ''' K .?Tj'.ll-'.ii.ti.-- I..', it r:,.':t:lv. e...lo m., ci wrap. rrW.A J"t'- - 1 xtf s Trial, on r...

--.;V.'T''' . ..h,t .,f only t i. :l il lot fully7 ft 'Hi' 1) .vi'i.i;it rt " o;. 0. rn :

o."r! ' V..'.- - o .o!. !;.. 1;.,,-- nil rn.,.l5W''ai.,' !: r i t. Hi - of ,;h ........U ,, Ca 1:01,- i:i ;, ni:i r

:. 1;:..m.j o. n s 10,.

point almost any desired temperaturemay be onjoyed. "The altitudo of some ofthe principal points in tho territory isas follows: Santa Fo, 7,047; Costilla,7,774; Tierra Aniarilla, 7,455; Glorieta,

Rerun! ''W OrimnH.ota-lorgenen. Por sale hv C. M. Oenmnr I'nroiililnf Nn. 1. flnl! nr wrt.M fnr AHrirMna.MAUN KT1U eiiAUi'ill TltUHti CO., 704 HucWmertO St.

7.587: Taos. 0,!'5U; las vec;a,s, 0.4o': lisThe Flylnf Machine.

Kdi-o- n, the electric wizard, who is now

Modern 1 lines.More Than OU in I so in All Farts or the

irld.flood for an head above --0 feet and adapted to

every variety of seiviee.1'Kf.TON WATKIt MOTORS.

Vary luff from the fraction of olio up to i and 1,"

horse power.Inclosed in iron cases and ready for pipe con-

nections..I'netiualed for all kinds of light running

machinery.Warranted M develop a' Kiven amount of

power with one-ha- lf tho water required by anyother. Send ior circulars. Addruts

The Pciton Water Wheel Co.120 I'irst st., Francisco, Cal.

SOL SPIEGELBERG1 ho olfl rellttblo mercliaiit ufSnulH

h't, Iiaa added larjcoly (

hln ntock of

in France, told a Paris reporter the otherday that he was creallv interested in tl.o

Cimarron, 6,489, Bernalillo, 5,704 ; Albu-querqu-

4,918; Socorro, 4,655; LasGraces, 3,844; Silver City, 5,916; Ft.Stanton, 6,800. The mean temperatureat tho government station at Santa lro,for the years named was as follows ; 1874,

subject of icrial navigation. Jf any mancan make "a flying machine" that willfly his name is Edison. the i new Mexican

. I ESTABLISHED IN 1862.

48.9 degrees; lbio, s.u oetrrees; ir(u,

The Grand Prerequisite of Vigor.The dual operation of digestion and assimila-

tion is the grand prerequisite of vigor. ToInsure tho conversion of food iuto rich, nutritlous blood, it isonly necessary to use with per-sistence and systematically I Iostetter's StomachHitters. The fountain head of supply in theanimal economy Is the stomach. To regulate, toInvigorate that organ, aud thus facilitate itBdigestive and assimilative processes, should bethe chief aim of those troubled with a dellcit ofstamina. Nervousness, insomnia, feeble appe-tite these are usuvllv traceable to Imtialrnd

48.1; 1877, 48.3; 1878, 47.0. 18711, 50.0;18K0. 4l!.(i : which shows an extraordinarv

GENTS'Tim mdigestion. Overcome this and you of necessity

dismiss its multlfarous, perplexing and harass- -

FURNISH NG GOODS

Is Life Worth Living?Not if you go through the world a dyspep-tic. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are a posi-tive cure for tho worst forms of dyspepsiaindigestion, flatulency and constipation.Guaranteed and sold by A.C. Ireland ir' 'druggist.

How to Do It.Nothing so helps a newspaper as the

imparting of useful information. "Howshall I keep ants out of the sugar-bowl- '"

asks a correspondent. "Fill the sugar-bow- lwith salt," promptly responds Texas

Sittings.

For lame back, side or chest, useShiloh's Porous Plaster. Price twenty-liv- e

cents. C. M. Creamer.

iuK ayminouis. i nu cumciaicu can uever nopetogainllesh so long as assimilutiou is Imper-fect. Thu Hitters surmount the only obstacle toan Increase, uot only of viiror. but of bodilvsubstance. Conquer also with the Bitters ma-laria, kidney aud liver complaint, coustipatiouaud rheumatic trouble. Thoroughness charac-terizes its effects.

And those In noed of any articleIn Iila line would do well

to call on hi m.

ON SAN FRANCISCO STREET.

FKATESNAL OEDERS.

MONTEXUAIA l.ODGK, No. 1, A. V. & A.Al. Meets on tbe (Irst Mondav of each mouth,(1. F. Kasley, W. M.: Hdirv M. Davis, Secretary.santa fk cir vrua:, No. 1, R. A.Masons. Meets on the second Monday of eachinontii. W. H. llarrotm, 11. 1'.; Henry M. Davis,eeeretary.

SANTA FK CO.VOIAXDKHY, No. 1,

Knights Tewplar. Meets on tlm fourth Mondayof each moiitu. E. L. Rartlott, K. C; V. II. Kuhu,Recorder.

SANTA FK LODOR OF FKllFECTIOJJ,Mo. 1, 14th decree A. A. a. K. Meets on the thirdMontlnv of each month. Mas. Frost, V. M.

CKN'TKNNIAl, UNO Alii I'M ISN'T, I. 0. 0. F.Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. Max Frost,U. P.; P. H. Kuhn. Hcrlbe.

FABAIUSK LODUIS, N'o. 1. O. O. F.Meets every Thursday evening. Uliaa. C. Probst,H, II.: .las. F. Newhall, Secretary.

AZTJLAN LOUOK, Ko. 3, I. O. 0. F.Meets every Friday iiisht. W. II. Sloan, X. Q.;A. J. (iriswoltl, Secretary.

SANTA FK I.OIIftli, No. 2, K. of P. Meetsfirst and third Wednesdays. Wm. M. lier'erC. C.;(1. H. Qrettf, K. of H. and S.

GKUMANIA I.()1UB No. ), K. of P.Meets 2d ami 4th Tuesdays. James Hell,i). v.; F. 0. McFarlauil. K. of R. and s.

NiilV MKXICO Ol VISION, No. 1, UniformRauk K. of P. Meets lint Wednesday In eachriionth. K. L. llattielt, Captain; A. .VI. Dettlcbach,

RCAT!lOI,IO KNTG1ITS OF AHK1IICA.Meets second TharsiUv in the month. AlanacioRomero, l'rcskleut; tied. Oiti., Secretary; C. M.

Creamer, Treasurer.WANT A I. K I.ODOR, So. 23.,7, O. V. O. O. F.

Meets first and third 'Ihivrsdai s. I". W. Moore,N.U.tVV. W. Tate, secrctarv.

(lOLORS i.tlDtlK, No. S, A. O. V. W.

iects everv second autl fourth Wednesdays. W.S. Unrrtmn, Mititer Workman; II. l.iudhelui,Itec.oiHler.

OAltl.KTON I'OHT, No. t), 0. A. R., meetsfirst am' third Wednesdays of each month, attheir hall, south side of the plaza.

CHURGH DIRECTORY.

iMnTiitiuisT Kpiscopal Ciiiiuen. Lower

Sun Francisco ISt. Kov. 0. J. Moore,

Pastor, residence neict the chnrcli.rKKSBYTKitiAN CiutRCH. Grant Kt. Rev.

George (J. Smith, l'astor, roaMenco Olar-einlo- n

Gurdens.Ciitrucit of mic lfci.v jjaitii (Lpia--

oldest, best,most reliable and

Htroiiprcst paper in NewMexico. Publishes Associated

Press dispatches, territorial news, thesupreme court decisions, and

the laws enacted by thelate asth legisla-

tive

I'.lg Ditches.The work of connecting by canals the

two great arteries of navigation in West.OLlftSCER,I'KACTICAL ern Siberia has so far progressed that a

boat fifty-si- x feet long and fourteen feetwide, taking three and one half feet ofUNDERTAKER water, has been lately drawn from thoObi into the Yenisei with a load of fortytons of flour. Tho two rivers aro C30miles apart.td dealer in

Growing Steadily.A disheartening piece of news for thoeo

newspapers and politicians who have nolove for tho Grand Army of tho Republic :The membership of that order has in-creased more than 21,000 during the pastyear, and it is still growing.

Plies) Flleal Itching riles!Symptoms Moisture; intense itching

Moriuments, Headstones, Etc.will be worth, your while to call and get

my prices before going elsewhere.

Eczema, Itchy, Scaly, Skin Tortures.The simple application of "Sivaynb'b

THE :- -: BEST :- -: ADVERTISING :- -: MEDIUJ.W. OLINCER. Santa Fe, N. M Ointment," without any internal medi-

cine, will euro any case of Tetter, Saltaim Dunging , muHi m iiigui ; worse tryscratching. If allowed to continue tumorsform, which often bleed and ulcerate, be

ltheum, Kingworm, Piles, Itch, Sores,Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy SkinEruptions, no matter how obstinate or

uniformity. For tubercular diseases thedeath rate in New Mexico is the lowest inthe union, tho ratio being as follows:New Kngland, 25 ; Minnesota, 14 ; South-ern Stales, (i ; and New Mexico, 3.

DISTANCES.

Santa Fe is distant from Kansas City809 miles; from Denver, 338 miles;from Trsinidad, 21G miles; from Albu-

querque, 85 miles; from Deming, 316

miles ; from ElTaso, 310 miles ; from LoiAngeles, 1,032 miles; from San Fran-

cisco, 1 ,281 miles.ELEVATION'S.

The Kise of the monument in ihc

grand plaza is, according to latest coirect-e- d

measurements, 7,019.5 feet above tlielevel of the sea ; Bald mountain, towardthe northeast and at the extreme north-

ern end of the Santa Fe mountains,12,001 feet above sea level; Lake Teak, tothe right (where the Santa Fe creek hasits source), is 12,045 feet high ; the divide

(Tesuque road) 7,171 ; Agua Fria, 6,480 ;

Cieneguilla (west), 0,025; La Bajada,5,514 ; mouth of Santa Fo creek (north of

Pena Blauca), 5,225; Sandia mountains(highest point), 10,008; Old Placers,0,801; Los Cerrillos mountains (south),5,584 feet in height.

POINTS OF INTEREST,

There are some forty various points of

more or less historic interest in and aboutthe ancient city :

The Adobe Palace, north, side of theplaza, has been occupied as an executivemansion since 1080,the first governor and

captain general (so far as the data at

hand reveals) being Juan de OtermiuThe Plaza Onate and De Vargas made

triumphant marches over this beautifuloasis, the one in 1591, the other in 1093.

Church of San Miguel. Erected in the10th century ; dostroyed during the Pueblorevolution of 1080; rebuilt by order of

"Tho Marques de la Peruiela,"in the

year 1710.The oldest dwelling house in the

United States is located near San Miguelchurch. It was built before tho Spanishconquest.

The ancient cathedral's walls are grad-

ually crumbling and instead a grand mod-

ern stone structure is building. The oldcathedral was erected in 1701.

Old Fort Marcy was first recognizedand used as a strategic military point bythe Pueblo Indians when they revoltedagainst Spanish rule in 1080 and drove out

Dry Concentrator.The GLOBE DRY ORE CONCENTRA

coming very sore. Swayne's Ointment ThoNew Mexi

long standing. It is potent, effective, andcosts but a trifle. siopu tut) ituning ana meeaing, neais

ulceration, and in most cases removesthe tumors. At druggists', or by mail, 50TOR will concentrate from fifteen to Land Titles In Japan.

By a law lately promulgated in Japancents. Dr. Swayne & Son, PluladelDhia.flo.nnl). Upper raiaco Avenue. lvev.

Edward W. Meany, V.. A. tuxou), rrai-ilen-

Cathedral St..

OosGitrcQATKiN.u, CiiL'iicii. Near the

twenty-fiv- e tons of galena ore per day;and of light sulphurets from seven tofifteen tons. For particulars address

title deeds of land are abolished through-out the empire and their place taken by

American Courtesy.Ilertry Irving hastens to deny by cable

can Printing Com-

pany is fully prepared todo all kinds of legal and com-

mercial work at tho lowest rates andto the satisfaction of patrons.

SLt new steam presses

University the report that he has complained of falseor unfair treatment by the AmericanRoom 117, Phelan Building,

San Francisco Cal.

a system of land registration. The de-tails contained in the deeds are hence-forth to be kept in a land register, to bekept at the head offices of the various ad-

ministrative districts. By this measure

press. Mr. Irving is profuse in his thanksto tho American newspapers for theiruniformly courteous treatment of him.California all questions relating to taxation and toSOL. L0WITZKI,

DEALER INPimples on tlie Face are kept constant-

ly intne transler ol property are rendered evenmore simple than they were before.li!K LAND OF

DISOOVEE-IBS- I

Denote an impure state of the blood andare looked upon by many with suspicion.ltucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in tho world for cuts,K

ERCHANDISE bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feversores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblainscorns, and all skin eruptions, and posi

Aciter's uiood Elixir will remove all im-

purities and leave tho complexion smoothand clear. There is nothing that w ill sothoroughly build up the constitution, puri-fy and strengthen the whole Bysten. Soldand guaranteed by A. C. Ireland, jr.,druggist.

A COMPLETE BINDERY DEPARTMENTtively cures piles, or no pay required, itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,or money refunded. Price 25 cents perHay, OatM, Corn and Bran,

I!ain Wagons, Buggiesand Ilarneiis.

All Goods DELIVERED FREE In anypart of the city.

"Uasslety" in New York.It may be truthfully asserted that never

has New York society been so weak, so

vacillating, so effeminate, so frivolous, soSandoval Street, Santa, Fe, N. M.tlie enemy aner Desieguig wo tuy iur

nine days. The American army undercapricious, so vain, so sickeningly sillyas it Is the cap and climax of adecade of idiocy. Joe Howard.

Kearney constructed old von jiiarcy in J. WELTMEB1840.

Com-

plete, lirst-clas- s

bindery con-

nected with tho establish-ment. Ruling nnd binding of

bank, railroad, record, and all descrip-tions of blank work. Thorougii

workmanship and best ofmaterial kept cou-stant- ly

in

Fort Marcv of the present day is garA Duty to Yourself.

It is surprising that people will use arisoned by three companies of the 10thcommon, ordinary pill when they can se-

cure a valuable English one for the sameU. S. infantry, under command oi captains Gregory Barret, J. E. Stretch and

COOK, STATIONERY AND

lews Depot!money. Dr. Acker's i.nghsh pills are apositive cure for sick headache and allliver troubles. They are small, sweet.

nor. 1" or sale by U. M. Ureamer.

Chicago will Win."We aro not surprised," says the New

York Sun, "to see that many influentialmen in the western states are now takingground in favor of New York as the placefor the international exposition." Possi-

bly the Sun does not know who are theinfluential men of the west. Certainlyno man who votes for New York canhave any influence in Chicago.

Advice to mothers.Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should

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

tle cherub awakes as "br:gU as abutton."It is very pleasant to taste. It soothesthe child, softens the gum, allays all pain,relieves wind, regulates the bowels, andis the best known remedy for diarrhoea,whether arising from teething or othercauses. Twenty-fiv- e cents a bottle.

A Simple Process.

Duggan, and Here at y a. m. uauy occursguard mounting, a feature of militarymaneuvering ever of interest to the tourist.

easily taken and do not gripo. Sold byOther points ot interest to tne touristare : ine Historical Hociety s rooms ; tne

Gnritn."the military Quarter : chapel andA. v. Ireland, jr., druggist.

One for tbe Press.Dr. Talraage says he has been deceived view.MABIE, TODD & CO.'S GOLD PENS

Fresh Candle a Specialty. Fine CJgarf,

LQNGS -- Soii on WW'Send for rireMr.$ )tr " .3 K 9. "ABIEllNEMEDicfl.ORDViiLt.fAL

EUREKA.

and defrauded by many peoplo, but that

ADDRESSSUBSCRIBE FORI have foundThe motto of California means.I M Only In that laud Of sunshine,

cemetery of Our Lady of the Rosary ; thechurch museum at the new cathedral, thearchbishop's gardens ; church of our Our

Lady of Guadalupe with its rare old worksof art; the soldiers' monument, monu-ment to the Pioneer Path-Finde- r, KitCarson, erected by the G. A. E. of New

Mexico; St. Vincent hospital, conductedby Sistors of Charity, and tho Orphans'industrial school; the Indian trainingschool; Loreto Academy and the chapelof Our Lady of Light.

where thebloom and. '

lemon, olive, fie and grane N

no newspaper ever broke professionalfaith with him. Dr. Talmage is an orna-ment to the pulpit, a gentleman and ascholar, and the very sine qua non of hisprofession,

Try the New Mexican's new outfit ofmaterial and machinery when you wantfine job printing or blank hook work.

re.and attain their highest perfection In

. i hnri, n mid eiun foimd tliat areBfinter, are ino J

Fearless, free, consistentin its editorial opin-

ions, hamperMexican Printing Company, - Santa Fe,used in that pleasant remedyjs., all throat and H M

miE,.......,i.in. histi Abie the ruler ol couElis,A process of engraving on glass andasthma and consumption. O. M. Creamor has

been appointed agent for this valuableCaliforaiaremedy, and sells it under a guarantee at 1 abottle. Three for 2.60.

E ed by no lAftie. VV crystal by electricity has been communi-

cated to the French Academy of Science.1

5.8

The sight-see- r Here may aiso tame avehicle and enjoy a day's outing withboth pleasurft and profit. The variousspots of interest to be visited are Tesuquemifihlo. talrinit in the divide en route;

The plate to be engraved is covered witha concentrated solution of nitrate of pot-na-

and nut in connection with one of theB g 6

VVK-IT-l '. rATALOQIJH:ALSO .s 1

Head of Water and Pcwar kytkiJAS. LEFFEL & CO.

Or no liberty ST., SPHINGnSLD.NEW YORK. CMlO.

Ei WHEEL liMonument rock, up in picturesque Santa jasTleffel w

SAN

T

a a poles of the battery, and the design istraced out with a fine platinum point con-

nected with the other pole. Kesults of a

a 5u ocf

'B '3 JFn r.nnonr the Aztee mineral springs B'Nambe pueblo; Agua i'ria village; the

marvelous delicacy are obtained.

A Child Killed.Guaranteeing More Power, using Loss

iiturquoise muies; place oi ine assassina-tion of Governor Perez; San Ildefonsopueblo, or the ancient cliff dwellers, be B eTHCONL- Y- Water tnan any owvt

ljllrnANIt-E-CUKE ror: A Specially

devoted to the Wheel, and the only i uvyond the Rio Grande.

TUB CITY OF SANTA KB c ilCATARRH

, Another child killed by the use ofopiates giving in the form of soothingsyrup. Why mothers give their childrensuch deadly poison is surprising whenthey can relieve the child of its peculiartroubles by using Acker's Baby Soother.It contains no oniutn or morphine. Sold

bine that win71 growing interests ofAHIfTlNE CAJJ tho rich and promising

coming state of NewMexi i

is making a steady modern growth ; hasnow a population of 8,000, and has everyassurance of becoming a beautiful moderncity. Her people are liberal and enter-

prising, and stand ready to foster and enCalifornia Cat-E-Cur- e! E

m r. j i 3 .ja..,-- .by A. O. Ireland, jr., druggist.

High License.EVEEYB0DT WANTS IT.courage any legitimate uuutu mtving uv

inr for its obioct the building up and invThe only euaranteed core for Catarrh, Cold In

the Head, Hay Kevcr, Rose Cold, Catarrh, Deaf,iiess and Here Eves. Restores the sense of tast

r.mu. renuiviuB bad taste and unpleasant

work successfullyunder High Heads,GuaranteeingECONOMY

AND

DURABILITY

.if?. --..;.. trrrn tL MR" A ' B If m 14 flnrovnment of the place. Among the The Philadelphia grand jury adds its

testimony in behalf of the high licenselaw and its beneficial effects iu promoting

broath.ros Ring lm CatBrlrh... fo'low d',0'.j - nnn, lu hv nil JKtlttr.ions auu o ,D. "" ....v.:...':.r present neeiU of Santa F'e, and for whichliberal bonuses in cash or lands could un-

doubtedly bo secured, may be mentioned A WATCHis what everyman, womanand childwants. Helta

your ftddrcsr.

Hnnd for circular to A III r. ink mkuiuai.uum-PANY- ,

Orovllle, Cal. tilx luontlis' treatment fo'$10; sent by mall $1.10. temperance and sobriety.

a canning factory ; a wool scouring plantand-- tannery. Skilled labor of all kinds THIS PAPER is kept on file at E. C.AMTA ADIE AND E aud a two cent stamp to Tho Stowart-Fell-x

Pake's advertiBiiiir atiency, 64 and Co under Heads fromis in demand at good wages. The cost of

living is reasonable, and real property,For Sale by

. C. M. CREAMER, Santa Fe. Merchants' Exrhnntre. San Francisco,Watch Co., Denver, Colo.and you will receive a haudBomecatalogue and full Instructionsas to how Totr may obtain one

FREE Cal., where contracts for advertising canboth inside and suDurnan, is steadily ad-

vancing in value. UO 300 FEET,be made for it.

MINE MENTION".

A. J. Maher. of the coal miriins firm ofTbMyKeiMexte7lTn).Y, SEPTEMBER 11.

A. C. IRELAND, Jr.IDRUGO-IST-.

lahcr A Jones, was in the city hist mghi

THE CONVENTION.

'ommitteo Eeports-T- he Militia Olain.

and tho Public School

Question.

living supplies.Alberto Chacon, a San IV.ho man

dead iu one of the luwc-- r landingsf the copper company's wells yesterday.

His neck was broken. The local authorities are investigating it.Salaries of Employees The Incidental Oldest Practical Druggist in Santa Fe

an important telpgrnm last niht. 1

ik the until of otlice, however, mid Ind De'iviite O. C. Vnrhies will bi'

line down together next week and tak.icir teats.Col. G. W. Prichard, who came withi

a. i ace of beini: chosen as president n.Hie constitutional convention in SantaFe, is over at home having joinedhis invalid wife at Lamy junction on herreturn from a trip to Mexico, llo saysthat the constitution adopted at Santa Fewill certainly be ratified by the people andbe accepted by congress. May it be so.

Optic.Hon. Carl W. Wildenstein writes the

editor of theNuw Mkxican from Watrous :

I expected to have the pleasure of meet-

ing vou on the 3d, but was detained tithome. Yesterday morning our house-hold was made ttlad by the arrival of a

P. II. McDermott, of San Pedro, blackAccounts Referred to Santa

Feans.smith for the Copper company, was mthe city togging up yesterday and left last

C. M. CEEAMER nigiic lor a two months visit in ins om

Prescriptions a Specialty,mine near Scranton. l a. Mac, is a jovialThe convention "reassembled til - fellow well known to everybody in camp,

mid all wish him a pleasant trip and salereturn.

o'clock this afternoon. After prayer bv

the chaplain the journal was re.nl anu

approved.Prices Moderate

A.Dd Absolute Purity of Dregs Guaranteed.The Santa Fe Copper company yester--

iay did the wise thin-- ' bv electing Hon.The privileges of the floor were urnntei' Lehman Spiegelberg as a member ot its

to Mr. J. M. Sehgoria, editor of i.1 rsaiic little girl, the first, after eight boys. Ofcourse under these happy circumstances,

directory. Mr. Spiegelberg is presidentof the Second National bank and a busidel Bravo, El Paso; to Col. Win. Hreeden

and Hon. .Tohn It. McFie, of Las Cruces. ness man oi high rank, and the additionMr. Wildenstein is excusable for not be-i-

on hand at the convention. He'll beESTABLISHED ISftOhis name will bring new strength to

E. A. Dow, from the committee on the company.elective franchise, reported having ex S. C. White, of Pedro, who has been

here iu a few days.

It Won't Bake Bread. In otherwords. Hood's Sarsanarilla will notdo im PALACE "-HOTE-

Lhere several days to attend the Coppercompany's meeting, leaves for homo overland coiiy via Galistuo. Hispossibilities. Its proprietors tell plainly

Absolutely Pure.what it lias done, submit proots iron wife's health has not been first rate ofn'Vi to nn'iir ncpr varies. A marvellate, and Mr. White is thinking of buyingsources of unquestioned reliability, and

ask vou frankly if you are suffering from a home in bantu le and making the cityanv disease or affection caused or promotThe Wholesale and Bets his headquarters this winter.ed bv impure blood or low state of the

ot puritv, strength ami wholeiomeiieaa.More economical than the ordinarykinds, aud can not be sold m competi-tion with tho multitude of low test,short weight, almn or phosphate pow-

ders. Sold oulv in cans. Hoval BakingI'owder Co., lbs Willi street, t. Y.

Col.'F. A. Blake, secretary of the Sanedro Town company, returned to thesystem, to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. The

experience of others is sufficient assuranceity last night to hurry along the printing mthat you will not be disappointed iu the H

iof stock certificates for the San PedroWater & Light company. Col. Blake saysthere are several big things on foot that

MAKE 'EM WALK.result.

IlOtrXD ABOUT TOWN.

amined a large number of constitutions,and therewith presented a paragraph on

the subject embodying points which the

committee favored for insertion in the

New Mexico constitution. Report re-

ceived.Mr. Perea moved to suspend the rules

and read the matter on elective franchise

favored by the committee. Read.Ex-Oo- Stover said this was a part of

the report and the rules didn't havo to be

suspended.The chair sustained the point of order.The matter was read. It provides that

six months residence in the state shall benecessary before a man can vote; noreligious test required of a voter ; no oneconvicted of crfokpdness in connectionwith elections shall bo qualified to holdotlicc ; legislature to regulato all mattersrelating to elections ; the secrecy of theballot shall be inviolate save in tho caseof contested elections; that general elec

will give u fresh impetus to the boomAttempt to Make Troubl-e-

when ripe lor announcement. A Sngifcation to the Authorities.The United States senate's specialThe Albuquerque Citizen has just caughtcommittee to investigate immigration will

on. It says: A passenger lroin santa

flew Mexico.Santa Fe,spend in Santa Fe and wil

meet the people at the capitol at 10 a. m.Felast night stated this morning thatthe narrow gauge railroad was receiving

Nestor Rivas, Juan Ulivar, Severe

Chavez and Gregorio Pinon were latelydischarged from the penitentiary and are

hanging about town. They are harda lot of ties and other building materia

The Artesian company stockholdersmet yesterday afternoon, but owing to the

and the impression prevails there thatthe company contemplates extending its eases and the officers should see that

fact that several of the largest sharehold The - :- - San -:- - Felipehue to San Pedro at an early day." thev leave the community, as they do notA member of the Lincoln-Luck- y comers could not attend, the meeting was boloniz here. In fact it is enough for

Santa Fo county to allow its own ex-co- npostponed to next Thursday afternoon pany stated on tho street y that anAlbuquerque man had recently bought a

It begins to look as if the scheme to sink victs to remain here, without affording aharbor for those from other parts of thethirty-nlt- li interest in the fean reuro ALBUQUERQUE, N. Kl.

The Leading Hotel in New Mexico.a test well will succeed this time. town company, paying $2,000 therefor. tprntorv. Kivas. ono of the

The chame against Jesus M. Perea for have been around town drunk severalIt was also learnea y that jeuersonRaynolds, the Las Vegas banker, had lavs, aud vesterdav attempted to interunlawful fencing, for which he was combought a thirty-fift- h interest iu this com fere with the convicts at work on the SEW MANAGEMENT.pelled to give bonds before the United REFITTED ANI ItXKURXIStHED.

TOURISTS' nEAQl'ARTEKpany from S. D. Baldwin. street. Last night he was arrested andHTUICTLY FIRST CLASS.Stales land commissioner, has been dis ailed. The! hard cases in the penitenA $4 nugget of placer gold was present

missed by Col. Smith, the United States tiary have rapidly increased in numbered to Surveyor Gen. Hobart yesterday byprosecuting attorney, thus proving that within two years, until tne enpacuy oi

that institution to hold them is somewhattiie parties who caused the trouble did ittrained, and the fewer al

Hotel Coach and Carriages in Waiting at All Trainc.

FPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES ANDLARGE PARTIES.

TERMS:

Jol. Johnson, who brought it up lroin tnePedro placer fields. In speaking of thoseplacers iu early days Hon. Eugenio Ro-

mero, of Las Vegas, who was born insouth Santa F'e county, remarked that he

through spite and toward Mr, lowed to remain about here the better itPerea. Citizen. is for the community and for the peniten-

tiary. The board of managers of thoR. It. Elder, of Lamy, the star wind$2.50 to $3.00 per day. , W. MLlLLilT, PrOW

W have in stock a line of Toi-

let Articles of every description;also a full Hne of imported Ci-

gars, imported and California

Wines and Brandies.

penitentiary should request the police ofhad often seen nuggets iounu there thatweighed from of a pound to apound each.

mill man, left for home last night afterficers to see that leavo the

tions shall be helil every two years, thoseof even mini her, on the first Tuesdayafter the first Monday in November, andtho term of otlice shall begin the firstMonday in January following.

Kitch, of Socorro, offeredthe following for incorporation :

It shall be the duty of the legislature toenact appropriate laws to prevent the for-

mation of trusts or monopolies which seekto control the necessaries of life to tho in-

jury of consumers.Referred to the committee on corpora-

tions.Col. Fountain from the committee on

ways and means reported a substitute forMr. l'erea's resolution of yesterday relat-

ing to the salary of employees. The com-

mittee recommended the convention'semployees be paid per day as follows :

Secretary, $8 ; assistant secretary, !f(j ; in-

terpreter, stenographer $7.50; ser-

geant at arms, $"; janitor, $3; chaplain,$3 ; messenger, lf3.

Col. Fountain explained that, allowingtho convention a session of fifteen days,the total salaries under this resolutionwould be but f tioi.GO not $20,000, by a

jugful.ihe committee on ways and means also

recommended tiat the chair be author-ized to employ a competent translator,such person to look to the next legislaturefor bis salary, and recommended that be-

yond this the list of employes should not

town.having sold four of liia mills to different

parties here. He also partially closed Savs the Las Vegas Optic: It is cluimed

A Gallup woman dreamed ono nightseveral other contracts, and goes home The Windsorthat she had found a pot of gold m the

cellar. Next day she went down andfound a 1112 of whisky that tho old

satisfied that he has made a start toward

introducing the w ind mill here that will

prove of mutual benefit and promote

that the diamond drills w ill go down atthe rate of sixty feet a day, and at a greatsaving of trouble, time and expense.Cash to the amount of $25,000 lias beenplaced in the hands of the treasurers, andthree car loads of drills and other neces-

sary machinery have been shipped to SanPedro for the development of the Lucky- -

man was keeping shy. Great town, Gallup.water development. Mr. Elder also con First Class Accommodations,

Good Sample and Bath Rooms.A Woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has beentracts to put iu pumps and erect the nec-

essary towers, and he will Teturn here Lincoln mine, and other promising proper-ties in the new placers. made and that too by a lady in this coun

shortly to begin the work. ty. Disease fastened its clutches uponHon. "W. II. Nesbitt is up from Cerri-- RATES S2.00 PER 3DA.HT.her and lor seven years sue witnstootiJudge Morrison is getting congratula' llos. He corroborates the statement that its severest tests, but her vital organsthe Little Pittsburg is growing rapidly.tory letters from all over the country these were undermined and death seemed im

days. Citizens in Colorado, Illinois and minent. For three months she coughedincessantly and could not sleep. She H. R. BROWN, Prop. Socorro, K iLast week eighteen lots were sold in

Nesbitt & North's addition to the town,and at least half of these will be occupiedby new dwellings before snow flie3. Ex-

tensive warehouses are to be built therebought of us a bottle of Dr. King's Newbe enlarged.

Ohio sent their Congratulations y

and among them was a letter from ex

Mayor Amor Smith, jr., of CincinnatiThe ways ana means committee uirtner Discovery for Consumption, and was somuch relieved on taking first dose thatshe slept all night, and with one bottlehas been miraculously cured. Her name

bv E. N. Reaser. of tins city ; Perfcctoreported that no provision is made forthe meeting incidental expenses of themembers, not stationery, but ink, stands,

who writes of the case of the UnitedStates vs. Mr. Morrison: "We hail the

Everybody admits we carry tbe

Largest Stock In the territory in

our line, consequently we defytorn petition In quality and in

Armijo, of Albuquerque ; and Col. Weed,of White Oaks. Mr. Nesbitt is of the Academy of Our Lady of Lightis Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. C,water pitchers, towels, soap, etc., andopinion that Cerrillos has now enteredthe territorial auditor firmly refused to result with great pleasure. Youradmirers

here (and they are legion) join me in thisHamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Get afree trial bottle at C. M. Creamer's drugupon a long season ol prosperity.

The annual meeting of the Santa Feexpression of joy at your Buccess." store.provide these. Therefore the committeerecommended that each member contrib-ute i'2 to constitute an incidental fund, Lost.Copper company was held nt the Palace

hotel reception room yesterday. Therewere voted 295.20S shares of stock out of

and if there were a surplus at the close of Major Llewtllyn says he regards the

production of honey as one of the most

promising industries of the near futureA long red Morroco pocket book ; name

the convention, tins supplies shall neof owner inside ; containing only letters

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF LORETTO.Santa Fc, New Mexico.

The course of studies, embracing all the branches of an element-ary anil higher education, is pursued in the English Language.The study of Spanish la optional.

Board anil Tuition per session of ten months, -- 6X00

Washing and Redding SO

Fainting, Music on Flano, Harp, tlullar, Violin, otc, lorm extracharges.

Tuition In Select Day School from W3 to according to Ihegrade.

a total of 417,000, and the following nameddonated to the public school fund. This and papers. Please return to Exchangifor the Rio Grande valley. Thus far exreport was inaue by Mr. Kicliara Mans hotel.directors were elected: Jay A. iiubbeii,Leon Lewisohn, Lyman D. Stevens, A.field White, of Sierra.

That Hacking CoughS. Bigelow, W. A. wasRen, oi isoston;Col. Rvuerson said it was a high honorCharles E. Coon, of New York; S. C. Can be so quickly cured by Shiloh'B Cure

periments in bee raising have provedhighly successful. Already in the Mesilla

country the yield of honey is quite ahitem when it comes to balancing accountsat the end of the year. Honey at Las

White and R. W. Webb, of San Pedro, W e guarantee it. V. ai. oreamer. THE THIRTY-SIXT- SESSION BEGINS ON TIIE 1 OF SEI'TJJJI I! KTi, 1889and Lehman Soiezelbere. of Santa le. For further particulars addressFresh hams, choice breakfast bacon

to Santa Fe to have this convention heldhere, and he moved that tho matter ofincidentals be referred to the delegationfrom Santa Fe. He thought Las Cruces,Albuquerpue or Las Vegas would lookafter these incidentals if the convention

Manager Raunlieiin and Mr. Watson, ofand the finest of sausage, cheaper thanBoston, left this morning for San Pedro,Cruces brings 20 to 25 cents a pound, the cheapest, at Dobbin's.where the latter gentleman will inspect

Messrs, Llewellyn and Brannigan have Sleepless Sightsthe company's fine property.THEjust completed the plaDs for a large apiary

were held at either of these points.Col. Rynerson's motion was adopted.The committee on congressional re-

quirements and taxation made a report

Made miserable by that terrible coughShiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. CANOTHER ADVANCE.and have, recently ordered 200 patentM. Creamer. PresliyterianAcaflemyOPEN DAT AND NIGHT hives from Chicago. There is a bee bird

Splendidly Appointed Chair Cars for tbe Milk 10 cts. a quart at the Coloradowhich is very numerous in tbe valley,Saloon.Santa Fe Southern Itosd.

through its chairman, Hon. Pedro Perea.It set forth, among other things, that thestate acknowledge all the territory's debtsexcept those incurred during the late warand known as militia claims ; provides for

Boulder, Colo., butter, tub buttor, dairyMany beekeepers have killed as high as

150 of these birds during the season. To

guard against this destructive bird the

of SANTA FEwill September 0, 1880.

The Academy embraces four departThe constant improvement of tho nar

butter, cooking butter, irom ao to 3U ctsperfect toleration of religious sentiments, per pound, at Dobbin's.row gauge train service and the accumula-

tion in the local yards of so much buildthat there shall be no preference by law above named gentlemen will have theirbee houses entirely covered and the hives

ments) Primary, Intermediate. Grammarand Academic, with four grades In eachfor anv reliaious institution ; that the state Old papers for sale in quantities to suit

CLARENDON POULTRY YABDS

EGGS FOR HATCHING.Silver Wyandottes,

Light Branmas,Houdans.

Ground Bone, Oyster Shell, Meat Scraps,Drinking Fountulim anil Imperial t.ggFood. Address

ARTHUR BOYLE, Santa Fe, N. M.

ing material augurs much for the futuremay tax lands held by any Indian who at this ollice.protected by a wire netting, which willTEMPERATURE TO-DA-

of this road. The line lias prospered beprevent tho birds from getting at thehad severed his tribal relation ; that the

state shall establish a system of public Shiloh's Vltallzerdepartment.

Tuition per month of twenty schooldays is S3 for one pupil, and S3 for everyadditional pupil from the same family.

M. BEEKMAN, Principal.

Is what you need for constipation, loss of

appetite, dizziness, aud all symptons ofyond all expectation during the past six

months, largely duo to Supt. Johnson'sairL'ressive measures in reaching out for

schools, open to all tho children of NewMexico alike and free from sectarian con

hives.

Hyrup of Figs. dyspepsia. Price ten and seventy-h- v1 pm

13 t- u-

trol. cents per bottle. C. M. Creamer.Produced from the laxative and nutriMr. Rodey from the committee presented a minority Teport in which lie ap'

new business and close figures with theD. & R. G. on all through traffic. Butthe latest stroke of enterprise for the Santa

tious iuice of California figs, combined Butter.All who want choice selected dairy butproved of the majority report except that

72 Jot

63 dex

7 Jut

with the medicinal virtues of plantsknown to be most beneficial to the3 n- -

clause relating to schools. ter should send to Poison Bros., ol GarFe Southern is the running ot throughchair cars from Santa Fe to Cucharahuman svstem. acts gently, on the kid field, Kas. They will send CO. D. at thoHe deemed this matter of such moment

that he inshted on the use of stronger ne B. liver and bowels, effectually cleans'KID lowest market price. Give them a triallani'uai'e, and he recommended the ad iug the ' system, dispelling colds and

headaches, und curing habitual constipa Why Will Vou

Junction, where direct connection is madewith the D. & R. G. broad gauge Pull-mans for Pueblo and Denver. Thesechair cars are spic span new, just out ofthe shoos, and are fitted in luxuriant

U4J "uCough when Shiloh's Oure will givedition of the words: "And no other or

different schools shall receive any public you immediate reuet. race lOcts., 50tion.

Plaza Concert.support from the treasury." cts., and l. V. M. ureamer.style with every modern convenience.The report was received on motion of

Rich brussels covers the floor, the re ' Croup, Whooping CoughAt the 10th infantry band's public conCol. Priohard, and sent to the calendbrCorrected dally fromthermometer st Creamer's drug store. clininu chairs are beautifully upholstered, And bronchitis immediately relieved bycert in the plaza at 0 :30 to 7 :30 this

.. . ii v Shiloh's (Jure. v. M. Orcamcr.to come up at some luture time.

THE STANDING COMMITTEES.and there is a pretty little toilet room atone end, the appointments of which areevemnir tho lollowine program win ue

CLARENDON GARDENCatarrh Curedrendered :M ETEOROLOCICAL.OITICI OF OBHRRVRB, (

On Bill cf Rights, Schedule and Mis superb.. No additional cnarge is maueof the traveler for occupying these cars. secured by Home Grown Fruits and Fruit Trees,cellaneous subjects T. B. Catron, W. C. Health and sweet breath

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.Santa Fe, N, M,, September 5, IW.I Price fifty free from Disease and Insect Pests.The introduction of them on the

narrow aauito makes another ad cents. Nasal miector free. C. m. tjreamer,

March The Thunderer BonnlssfauOverture The Minstrel LamotteWaltz Klynium AchSelection Daughter of the Kegimout.-Douliett- i

Bolero Leggero Invincible ArdittiUbIod Cupld't Arrows liartmaun

vance in that road's history that thetraveling public will no doubt greatly ap-

preciate. With each passing day the im

AUIUUlt IIOVLK.Agent for the Nixon Kor.zle& Machine Co.Is prepared to take orders for sprayingOrchards with Nixon's Little tiianlchlue and Climax Spray Nozzle und tnsect Poison.

Correspondence Solicited.1'. O. box lUft, Kantn Fe, N. II.

SHI B 4 ito 33e 2 5?p?. i32ii?j Li

6:Ma.in. 3S 4i 4'J Cloudls(!:. p.m. S6 70 W SW 9 Cloudls

UKADQUAKTEItS SALOON.A quiet resort tor gentlemen.

Finest brands of liquors and cigarsalways on hand.

Southwest corner Plaza.

F. Crectzbuug, Leader 10th Inf.

TERRITORIAL TOPICS.portance of this line toward Santa Fe'sbusiness interests increases. Before thevear is out the areat mining camps of Cer

THE SHORT LINE TO

CHICAGO,

ST. LOUIS,

NEW YORK,

BOSTON,

And All Points East.

.74.4t'i. Las Vegas is going to have a big dance Peaslie's porter and Zang's Denver

Maximum TemperatureMinimum Temperature.Total Precipitation

W. L. WlDMKYKR,.00

rillos and San Pedro will be linked toSanta Fe through this medium. Thesurveyors of the southern extension arenow at work on Estes' hill, about half

beer, 5 cts. a glass, at the Coloradoon the mh.Bcrgt., Signal Corps.Saloon.The Las Cruces Dramatic club will get

Miss A. bugler,

MILLINERY ROOMSthere on the 12th. way between Cerrillos and the New Leaa-

Albuquerque will have a real artesian BUSINESS NOTICES.ville.

Resolutions on Father Vassal.flow if she don't look out.

Bee culture is becoming an important

03

25 t,-- tii- -

S33 P - H gg B

WANTS.Washington are., Griffin block.

o'tZB.s

f-atat

industry in the Mesilla valley. At the recent meeting of tho TotalAbstinence society of New Mexico, of TT7" ANTED A small office desk la good con

Silver City has an elixir of life boom VV dltion; persons having such a one forsale apply at New Mexican oflice.which Hon. E. Dow is president, the folwith Dr. Stephens as the ring master. C. M. HAMPSON,

Commercial Agt..10 Windsor Blk. DENVER. COLO.

lowing were unanimously adopted:District court opens in Dona Anaon the 9th, and in Colfax on the same 1. Resolved. That we. the membersat

of the Total Abstinence society of Newdate.

month can be madeWANTED.$7Sto$!!u0a preferred whocan famish a horse and give their whole timeto the business. Bporu moments may be profita-bly employed also. A few vacancies iu townsand cities. 1). F. Johnsoa & Co., 1009 Main St.,Kichmond, Va. N. li. Please state age andbusiness experience. Never mind about ieud-iu- g

stamp for reply. B. F, J. & Co.

Mexico, hereby tender our most sincere

Fred. W. Wientge,MANUFACTURING JEWELER

and Engraver.Mexican Filigree, Clocks, Silverware,

Optical Goods.REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.

Grlflln Block - - South of Palace Hotel

A James H. Vorhees a prominent mer-

chant of Amargo died Monday morning thanks to our snititunl director, the Rev,L

Augustin Vassal, for his assistance in theof inflammation ot the Kidneys.

Jlazlediue, N. Martinez, John l). mil,Demetrio Perez.

On Legislative Department FrankSpringer, B. S. Rodey, T. W. Heman,W. F. Burns, W. E. Kelley.

On Fxecutive Department Mariano S.Otero, Severiuo Tmjillo, D. E. Lobato,Nicholas Galles, P. L. Vanderveer.

On Judicial Department Warren Bris-

tol, L. S. Trimble, J. A. Whitmore, S. S.Terrell, Jose D. Sena.

On Elective Franchise E. A. Dow, F.W. Clancy, Richard Mansfield AVhite,Marcos C. de Baca, J. M. C. Chavez.

On Education Win. G. Ritch, A. J.Fountain, Cristobal Sanchez, JeffersonRaynolds, Nicolas Pino.

On Congressional Requirements Pe-

dro Perea, B. S. Rodey, J. G. Clancy,Desidorio Sandoval, E. lv. Caldwell.

On Public Institutions and BuildingsW. L. Rynersou, W. II. Shupp, AnicetoAbeytia, Alejandro Sandoval, MateoLujau.

On Corporations, Public, Private, Coun-

ty, City and Precinct Martin Lohman,V. D. Lee, E. S. Stover, Manuel C. de

Baca, T. W. Heman.Revision and Adjustment G. W. Prich-ar- d,

A. J. Fountain, R. Haberland, W.G. Ritch, T. W. Heman.

On Apportionment Trinidad Romero,John D. Bail, C. Sanchez, E. 8. Stover,A. J. Fountain, S. S. Terrell, P. Y. Jara-mill-

Geo. W. Prichard, T.' B. Catron,Nicholas Galles, Demetrio Perez, Patro-cini- o

Luna, D. E. Lobato.SIDE DOTS.

An absolutely fair apportionment Isw hat the committeemen saythey proposeto have.

Hon. J. R. McFie, the popular judgein the lower district was a visitor at theconvention this afternoon.

Hon. E. A. Dow, the Manzano contin-

gent of the Valencia delegation, paid thisoffice a pleasant and substantial call

yesterday. Mr. Dow has been a readerof the New Mexican for years.

Hon. Edward Fox was called to Clayton

FRISCO LINE!The Newcomb traction engine for the holv cause ot temperance.'i Resolved. That he has proved himconveyance of Pacific and Aztec ores

w a 3 m A from mines to mills has arrived at Silver self in every respect truly a priest of theholy Catholic church by always workingfor tlm elorv of Hod. for the welfare of

Salesmen. Wo wish ft few menWANTED our goods by sample to the whole-sale aud retail trude; on salary; largest manu-facturers iu our line; inclose two-ce- stamp;wages, i'i per day; permanent position; moneyadvanced for vum-n- , advertising, etc. Centen-nial Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.

City.Fort Stanton is one of the most beautie ' s.2 d J:

e5a&Bihis fellow men, aud for the good credit ofSi!-11- -

till 1 3ful posts in the west; well located and the holv Catholic church.

l huilt. with a ereat abundance St Louis & San Francisco E. R.3. Resolved. That we are all very

The New Palace

BARBER SHOPNext Headquarters Saloon.

sparkling, clear water and beautiful Bhade thankful for the devotion he has taughtO trees. tM to observn. esneciallv every Sunday.

Lady agents wanted to sell thoWANTEli. Williamson Corset. Largestsale of any patent corset in the market, Goodterritory. Apply Agents' Manager, 18 S. 6thstreet, BaintLouis, Mo.

WANTED. 1,000 pounds old type metal at4. Resolved, That he has preached tonq nnt nnlv in words, but by example;!afV

What's in a name! Says the GallupGleaner: "The Merry World of Pueblointimates that Bona Ilenschal is lookingfor the appointment of agent for the Na

Slyllsh Hair CoClean, easy Shave lSe;5oj Sea Foam 10c; nnampoo xooC 1-- SM 10,000 old magazines to be boundWANTED Mexican's book bindery.j lis ait- - JOHN O.ALIRE, Prop.

also by conducting all things in goodorder and for setting time to say mass atthe different towns.

6. Resolved, That we profoundly andninnerelv Tourfit. thn chanee that has been

vajo Indians."k v J

Pq S of i! Chama note: MeKeeverA Lee pur SITUATIONS WANTED.,ifA,Jj ill T.MMSiAi nil Jl

chased Bheep from the following partiesr a. SITUATION WANTED A Young German girl

Passengers for St. Louie and the eastshould travel via HaUtead and the FriscoLine.

This la the only Rout in connectionwith the A., T. & S. F. that rnns ThroughPullman Cars to St. Louis without change.

Elegant Reclining Chair Cars and DiningCare are run on the Frisco Line.

Ask for Tickets via Halstead and FrUco

H.L.MORRILL,General Manager, St. Louie. Mo.

D.WISHART,General Passenger Agent,

St. LouU. Me.

made which removes him to another niis--O who understands cooking would I'UilK liy flu. NSW lMt'BOVKa

simifiriifflwBga1

?. "Imsl! last week: Judge Esquibel, 2,600; Per-fnrt-

F.anuihel. 2.300: Theodore Sethlike toApplyhave a place with an American family.

ro rrni.it. RpanlvPil nevertheless. Thatwesub- thffipecioonurponuKBorKNERAT1VE WAKNIB8. fifA - ITI fi T

miflHivnlv submit 'to the doings of his Efetrto..KvJLl iiiiuoub, iiiiiue pwiumfc current vaItralrMtlv thrnuirh nil weik Drti.KitorFOR SALE.k ' PO f 17 J Rpverend J. B. Halpointe, ii.lllum'-iSr- MohMUhftndVlRoroutSmnKth. Electritl

CurroDt initantlr or v forfitJo, In auftuGrMlMtlmnrrniimftTifanYf-- rfll nthur hlta. WnnlilMinifii

2,500. Col. A. C. McKeevershipped to Kansas City, Thursday, 2,500

sheep (twelve cars). They went viaDenver over the Union Pacitic from that

point; 3,000 more will be sent east thecoming week.

archbishop of Santa Fe, sincerely hoping SALE. Compiled Laws of New MexicoFOR Oopp's United States Land Laws (twovols.): used only a few months; sell cheap. U. iMMDtly curact Id three tfarutt

WMaOEo EUCTBIfi cfcsjuaitt SvihMWiand cravine Almighty uou tuut uw bu-

I O. Bussell, Connor, K. M.essor may conduct affairs the same."5