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Muotl Interent centers In llio
oomiIiii Wentern CotiicrcBii which
IconvciiosiU Ontlcn, Ulnli, April
1 24tti, At llile assembly the mem
orial rtl-enarfcd by ttio Irrluntlou
convention bi ban vegan bm niditeuto of wolglil wlilon tno ra
Mfxifin WfMttirr ttknkn ftitva icnr and miuifleil by the recent I ..oniiiioiitlutloiiB of other tehiitR
)iH8 tio fflitsl, l'h la certainly LclIaturo will play an Imporiant keuftSOUB eanymduninore
W. . WALTOtt, JiMTOR.
BATt'RDAV, APttti, 1, 168.
Mr. Olevclatid'a ciuplialtcally
dctlitrvii pnrpoito to ncoopt tli
rocommomlatlotiB of Members of
Congress nu entitled to Jiint that
. 1 ft. . . . A .1 u . .
pun. MiiiniiHB uccn nunpiou , ,eolluff with very ironoral an
the fioitthneitt of New Mexico as j,rovni throughout tho countryj
regard, the reclamation of arid but It la a bitter pill to tho "prao
land, and will bo opposed by Oolo- Uctil poll ttofnn. Tho old theory"
rado, Wyoming and other states tuni nn tio Appointments In a
whuwlli to aocuro the Bourcoa eongreBslouat dlatrUt were tho
of Bit the crt rivera rb atnto ,,riVato properly of tlio represent
property. Tho eland tnkon by fttlvo or dolegnto, If ho olmnccdto
this Territory In Just, nnd uhottld lje of tJj0 Bnwo political party
bo outltl'dto every consideration. wIlu ti10 administration, ha boon
Governor 1'rlnoo will bo the pre- flUadonly oxplododjnud while tnun
clilliirr nninnr nml mnr n(irl unltinl . .. . m . M
r...w...r TN,..,...,. i... u -! ""v I 01 t II 0 ti 0801)11 typo Win uewuil
nirii mi Kiniiii ui iiiuuiiiiriiiiir uv i i. i. . . t t a? r i i - - -
. . 1UUU0II00 IU UOIIUIl UI JMW A1CI1
the Democrats of that hustling .
tho JienltU'grvIiiy country of tho
wori,t
Governor I'llee's commission
exiilrea on April 0ih, nnd tho
Agony concerning the Guberna
torial appointment wilt floon.bp
ovor,
cv, ' " .' 1 1 '
Ncllt It. Field, who distinguished
TiliiiHelf during tho recent Terri
torial campaign, hns fiecn namln
T
rlty.
Doming In Jht rtwakonlng to
tho realfratron of 1ior. wonderful
resources nnd advantages. A
year-from thla tlmo will sco her
imo of the forotnoat cttle In "Now
Mexico.
Tho parceling out of tho Feder
nl patronage of Now Mexico by n
relf'toiiBtlluted bonrd of would
Tic political bosses, la opposed by
fivery thrukiiitf Dtniocrat in New
Mexico.
Wo wonder If President OIovo
fond consulted with Messrs, For
fiiSfioii, Grist nnd Joseph con-
corning tho sclcatlon of kls Cab
Jnct. It la roiiboiinblo to supposo
that they tendered tliclr ndviuo.
Every mining ennip In onutlioru
Row Mexico is allowing oiguB of
rapid Improtomout and the Indi
cations for n largo output during
tho coming summer nro excellent.
What u wnndorfu) country this
will be when tho frco silver bill Is
passed!
Kot n half a dozen iceidontfi of
Doming lmvo over aeon tho Mr.
Poster, who 1b supposed to re pre.
tent tlita District on the Hoard of
County GommlanionorB. Tho in
terests of Southern Grant County
Mtnat bo in good hands. This Is
faith wltlT vengonce.
Thero la every Indication that
thf Senators appointed by tho
Governors of Wyoming, Wnohlng
ton and Montana will not bo per
mlttcd to tako their ncnta. At
least tho Oommlttco on Privileges
and Eloolloua has deotdod that
tho Govorr.ors hnro lo right to
appoint wlion tho Legislatures
fail to exorcise tliblr right of oleo.
tiort. Tho Couimtttoo divided on
party linen, alt the Democrats bo-
Ingngniuat Beating and tho Itc
tho day as an evil one, aim pro
test that tho country la going
tho douinltlon bow-wowa,' think
lug mon nnd tax-poyor will ro
Jolco over tho Improved condi
tions nnd prospootn.
Newspnpor comment through
out tho country Indicates that all
except tho ''practical politicians"
In our party, not only accept Mr.
Olnvoland's nnuoutieoniout with
cquaunnlmlty, but tako occasion
to declare approval of his Aland.
Tho St. Louis liepullk, In particu
lar lino presented tho entire sub-
MAX HE YM ANN & CO
Have the Largest Stock in the South West, of
Dry Goods &
.; TRUNKS,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
LADIES and GENT'S UNDERWEAR
Clothing.
i ..KP?drt!era by mail will rocoivo prompt attoatiou. Samples will bo sont on application. -wr
.Wholesale.
, :.V , MAX .HEYMANN & 00. , .(
Retail.
SOUS IKKIOUAXIOH HQUnSS,
Bomo Idea of tho fcstont of of
publloanBlnfavorof Beating U.o jcot In n vry taking light, and wo itl0 etatlattcal relating to
gubernatorial nppolnteea. The canno resist tho Inclination to Ah.oMB OBloffloL oftheso
DomocratB or tno oenato Jiavo ' "U"IDV mnii lhcro nro nvor 08.000. Ill
air. ClcTolr.ud It wllllaff to treat tho
recotnmciulstlou of n Uouureiiraau or a
tienntor with all tho reaped he would
ihow that of any otltr cltlzan of good
ttnndtoir and Kood moral character. Ho
It uot roIhb to oatraclto Bountort and
Cungrctauifii, but uicrely to Imprett
thiMii with the fuct that tit ofllcca art
I uot their pomouai panmuiut.
nrevloiiBly been on record iib nro poouuoriy oppitcauio io.hgw
ntrlut ooiiBtruutlonlstB of tho Oon. Mexico:
stttutlnn against Beating appoint
ed Senator whero tho Legisla
ture failed to eloct. They hold
that such vacancy Is not tho kind
of a vacancy contemplated by
the Constitution. Tho Ilopuhlt-
mi tm will linw llliilillllitKltlv lllllk
,,.,, i fvnr nf unit) Tho hsblt CongrcMmtn and Benatort
a Btroug contest lu favor or Beat- haTB contrttcUU no( moetng a a patron-
lug tho three Senators nppolntcd Buo board and dividing up the otllcea
i.. iu ,i.,in n..i,.,.,D amoiiK their personal uoucliuien It a
v r.i TcrvUB
' r llt.nl nH If AllttH. I -
uuuuuBi; i"u ui uivui ui u in, j u u-
licnus. Thero will no doubt bo a
very olaborato and perhups very
Interesting debnto on tho subject,
but tho result will certainly
bo a refusal to scat tho throo ap
pointed Gonators, which will un
doubtedly result In the Governors
aueerout eno.
anpoiuttnonttt o navo ofllceB with porhipa ft greater av
I UB. UIGI1UUO ...IU in.
Senators have a right to adrlto tho
I'rotldent ua much at they pleate when
t la maklug
L'oiiarpiiiinni to
command an envelope and pottago
ilamp to write to mm, uui uenner un
urcMUien nor Senators ere elected to act
at patrouage brokers, nud when they or
irnulze theiuielves lulu liatrcnace boards
to dltlributo thu olllcet as their personal
has boon estimated mat an uvcr
age of ton applicants exist for
caoli offlco. This w&nld make an
nggrcgato of 080,000.
There wero DfinopQH votes cnat
for Mr. Cleveland In tho entire
country. It would appear,. there
fore, If any degrrjo of confidence
cu bo placed li this oatlmatO
Hint about onq plovolnud voter
out of eight Is afior n poatofllce
Thin Booms inorcdlblo. nud whon
one takes into consideration that
JAS A LOCRHART JR
Insurance Agent.
JONATHAN W. UHOWH, Pieilfit.
JAB. A. LO0KliART,Tleerrtldit,
J.. U. UHOWH, oaihker.
ONLY .RELIABLE COMPANIES
HEl'ltESENTED,
thorn la a vast ll
orago numuor o
tonishtnent is. Itici
At last November's
umber of other NOTARY PUBLIC
applicants
eased.
as-
oloctlon
UHtno of
Offlco In Nntionnl Dank of Dera
lntr Uultdlnsr.
there wna h mantby tho
reported that Mossrs.
I jbuouiiituiir A' tint ui iiiiu
It IB
Picmlhg,
lleniiu, of Hllvcr Oily, will shortly
nsaumo control of tho Bcntlucl,
nud plndo D. P. Carr in ncttvo
elifirgo. It U reasonable to sup
poso that tho Sentinel will here
after lo conducted us a reform
Journal.
An associate press dispatch
from 'Washington Bays Hint Dele
gato Joseph statoB positively that
Captain Ends, of Lus Vegas, will
bo tho next Governor of New
rnrlnn. ft An fiirliitinf nlv linit.
pons that Dclognto Joseph hasn't K0,u tho Bvcr,"nc,lt tllcro
tho grip on Now Mexico appoint
suontB that ho imagines, ho has.
an oxtra session of the Lcglelu
(urcB to select Senators.
AJjfcv V--.JT
Prosldcht Diaz lb very nnilous
to establish closer trndo relations
between Mexico nud tho Central
Amcrlcnu nud South American
countries. Thero are a great
ninny vnmnblo prouuots raisou in
Mexico which could bo marketed
lu thoso countries If trado rela
tions wero established, nnd in
order to establish tho proposed
Interchange of commodities, Fres-
Idout Diaz has sont an author
ized commissioner to Central
America to bring the mutter bo-
xncrl-
Fedorul
C LEVEL ADD AND THE POPULISTS.
The lettor la which Senator Veat pro
mltea to have nothing moro to do with
l'ntrounge Hoards shows a chango of
view on which ho Is gieatly to be congratulated.
Mr. Cleveland has preflted by
euce. and ho will not allow tho
oftlces to be dltpoied of ujr any natren
nge board, uo mnttrr who organizes It.
Tho anuounacment Is now made from
Wnahlusitim tliat thero will ho no more
mooting of the Mlnaourl delegation, or-
gauUed us n rntronuge Uonrd. Wo aro
glad to hear it, and wa hopo tho an
nouncement la true. Tho attempt to or
gaulzo a permanent Patronage Hoard for
tho control of tho Fedoral ofllces wat
certainly mutt tcaiidalous.
Mr. Cleveland understands the sltua-
lion ion inoruugiiiy nuw iu uu urnjiTcu.
and after his announcement that ho will
not treat jilares of trust nt tho private
no
ill
from
seleotcd to represent the Third
District on the board of County
Commissioners. Mr. Thomas
Foster, was his "fall iinmo, If we
rcmombor correctly. Within the
nast faw. weeks a Mr. Foster, n
member of the Uonrd of Commis
sioners, put itrnn expense bill for
mileage from Gold II 111 and re
turn, on the cround that It was
his placo of residence. It 10 hap-
neiis that this Mr. FoBtor has
been for sdmo years past n resi
dent of Silver City, which is In-
National Bank of Deming.
Transacts a Qonqral Banking Business.
Foreign Exohango sold. Moxlcan Monoy bought and Bold.
"3Soxx.&y to Loa;n
On Good Security at Ourront Kates of Intorost.
Dispensing Druggist.
J. P. BYRON,
Wholesale nnd Retail Dealer In
Pure Drugs, Fine Chemical's"
J. H. BEELAR,
L1VEM, SALE k
TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS
rnripiioieB DEMING, NEW MEXtCX
EIO GRANDE
STABLES.
Conduct! a
iSmelting
4HHettttleltellietep
Works.
LOCAL EXPRESS
Wo lmvo heard of the gall of a
"government mule," but it striken
us that tho sublime chook of tho
gentlemen who lmvo formed them
selves into n board for tho distri
bution of tho Federal pntronugc
of New Mexico with hondqitnrterb
Fit 'Washington,, render tho old
fablo IiiBignlflcont.
poruusltes of Henatnrt aod Congressmen,
must disappear from Democratic politics.
i Patronage Hoard ought to dltap
American politics, certain!
dltappear
it
Now nil thla la very dlacourag
Ing to our Now Moxlco Hoard
Itepubllcnns nasert wi'h mnnl
festutlons of glee that President
tJlovelnnu lias reiuacu to carry
out tho autc-clcctlou bargalua patronnco which so porslatently
with Populist lendora mndo by nud oven nnthotlonlly persists iu
some of his campaign managers. mB sessions at Washington. Thoy
Those ngroemclits, It Ib assorted, nr0 elttlng on addled eggo, as It
were to tho orToot that tho Popu- wore, nud really aro oblootB of
eluded In the Bccond District, nud
when tho nforcsald bill was pre
Bonted n shout of derision aroso
from those who wero cognizant
of tho stato of affairs, and' Foster
forthwith withdrew tho espouse
account. Kow tno nueBtiou nui-i,. n, n .,vi t. c-.
..rally arlsoa-Does this Mn Foa- HHV UL1U j I til 11 UOUglll W vUlU.
of tor ronreaent tho Third DUtrlotT
i
Tho IlKAuuairr ia willing to cor
tlfy that ho does not.
SIOOORIO, EST. lkm
Buyers of Gold, Silver, and
Lead Ores.
H. M. McOHESNEY, Manager.
Harry P. Merrill,
Tho President has decided to
re-convene the International Mon
etary Conference ai Urusscla on
Mny 30lh, Tho ililproreloii pre
Tails thnt the United Slates dele
gation will not bo materially
changed In, personnel, with tho ox
eeptloh of Benntor Allison, whose
TntslnesB engagemouta will uot per
wit hliu to aorvo.
lists should share lu the spoils in
tho event of Mr. Cleveland's suc
cess, nuu it is ciaimou mat uy
vlrtuo of thoan ngroomoutB Mr.
Cleveland acquired much strength,
and, lu fuot, was oloctod.
SnppoBlug nil tins to bo true
which supposition requires n con
alderablo stretch of Imagination .
Ilttlo eympnthy can bo felt for die.
appointed Populists. Tho peo
ple's party was called into exist-
once nuu uovoiopeu strength
pity. Wo nd vise Joaoph and Crist
to come home. Fergusson might
remain thero permanently, nnd
continue tho denunciations of
Cleveland of which ho was pro
lido prior to the nominations.
A email war fa browing frclwccn l'on tho con vlotlon that
.. . .... . " . Ml... nlil imrttpfi wnro tinrrntit. nitn.
Ilin llnlnli I'linilliT nnd Kiililn if n l " " "
frolgut dfpnrlmenti. 'J no cu
men who will be obliged to mare
cattle from points lu Now Moxlco
nnd Arisoun arc directly interest
ed In tho outcumo. As uauni the
Gould Intorostn nre ondoavorlng
to oppress the cattlemen, mitt the
Santa Fe people refuse to Join
llielr aohoinr.
The charge has been mnde that
the Headmoht la not a Demo
crallo organ, because It liua had
courage to express Itself concern
ing tbo outrngcottd proceedings
of tho self-constituted patronage
board consisting of Messrs. Fcr
guston, Otlst mid
Bilnilt the charge.
LiaiiT is a Dcmoorotlo newspaper.
mjyitroiieu uy oapitaiista nuu omoq-
seoKerB nuu nuimatcii uy tno
spoils idea. Tho great body of
tho Populists was and la iucmo
In thla belief. They do uot w'uut
oftlocB nud have uo hopo of4 got
ting ofllceB. Thoy know nothing
of nu.v dei,1 for ofllces, but voted
for the Populist doctrines as ex
pressed by their tlclcota without
rogard to whether republicans or
demooratfl might be ulllmntcly
benclllcd by their action.
Ills logical therefore, to sup
pose thai if, (is suggested, the
president fulls tn carry, out tho
agreements of tho campaign man
lenders,
I . . .te-ia ia..
Josonh. Vt Borfl WI,H A OI'Miw lenuors, tno
Tll8 IIHAD-II OPUIISI -Willi IIUIB UUUI IlilllUIM
will not care, Tho presumption
Is fair that ho will rather lcjoloe
Thank tho Lord tho mm nlv of lit the dlscoinfltiifo of nny trcuoli-
"Fosters" in Ornnt County Ib lint- erons leaders of his party.
iledl If wo had manv moro such
bh the member claiming to ropro
ieiitlhi) Third District on the
Uonrd of Coanty Commlasloiicrs
and the myth-IIko itecolverof the
defunct Wanks, we might us-well
As rule the Populisl Ib a tho
nrlatnlidln some things ho la a
dreamer. Uo ia bitten with lame.
Mr. Cleveland may win Mm with
turifT ffffonji, or Mr. Uariisio mny
cantivftte him wlih n state-brmk
THE BANK UECElVEnsUJP.
Bomo months ngo thero wnB n
rcnort to tho effect thut a mitn
named FoBtor hud beon appointed
by tho Comptroller of tho Cur
rency to the Itocclveruhip of tho
'defunct First National Bank a of
Silver Cltv and Deming. Not n
word has been 1tci.ru concerning
the mattor from thn day to this,
and Foster, if such an Individual
exists, seems to have beau swal
lowed up by tho earth. The
tdiances arc, however, that Fostor
Is drawing his Balary right along,
and the exponses horo and nt Sil
ver City nro daily Increasing, with
no attention being paid to tho
rlglilB of tho crsdltorB of tho de
funct institutions. Tho failures
woro rotten enough, without Buck
mlsmnuntiement na tho affairs of
tho banks arc rocolvlug. If mat
ters nro allowed to continue by
tho authorities In Washington for
another bIx months, na thoy have
beon for tho past half year, no
other dlvl ' id will ever bo de
clared. 1 jxpensos nro rapidly
eating up what little monoy should
bo parceled out to tho depositors.
Bank In Moittlt,
In eome parU or Europe rouoh mot
commonly than in this country mumoU
am used tvs food. Ther hare been quite
frequently notod m poisonous, and fatal
caeea havo been reported from nsing
them cooked aa well as raw. New Tor k
Hall and Exprow.
Vorgvt to Atu
Hhe The joweler say the diamond la
say ring la not genuine.
ileUtu er be told tno the ring was
real cold. I forgot to uk hlin about Ui
ttons, New York Weeltly.
A contract for tho cutting and baaling
of 200.000,000 fit of fir timber was en
tered into In Tncomn recently by a mill
company and a railroad company. It Is
tho lunreet logging contract over made In
Uw state and will take flr yeats to
cuto.
'i ns personal estate of the late Unite
of ManQUejter wtoVrotth only 3,tM.
Loavo Orderi at Llrory tables
Bllyer Arttiue, seulh of Nailounl
this
. i . a a 1 I
will fill Uft llirnrtl inwnrii uiltcnii",
J . "V. a n.i...Hi.i... V-..-ts(;.
trn the MfTuIra of the Bounty Into policy. Hut tile .Populist iu the
their charge, and seek greener aggregate cannot be captured by
Col. Elliott F. Bhepard, tho or
ratio odltor of tho Now York Mall
and Express died suddenly at hla
roBldonce Inst Saturday afternoon
from tho effects of ctbor aduiln
latcrnd for tho purpose of per
forming a surgical operation.
roisters fer Wetld's Fair-
Fontnt tits on the sands of time
111 al
is to be held.
otptl
will
where tho
wiiiu wiituinir mav bo cood. the ma
......... o . . - .,.-,.... M .
lority or peopio win preioj r"js
nii.f R.ntH p ltAuts vest bit ed train. .
Perhaps you don't know that tno nan
v iiniit tiit tm khnrteit Una be
tween Kanaaa City and Chicago, by 80
mllesitliat ansenco oi graoe crotiuHi
Icmoiis the number of compulsory stops
and that three trains each way each day
afford ampfo room for all travelers.
Lusnrlogs pnlaco sleepers, and free
chair cars) better tban the best of other
" . . . . 1. 1-
Drop in ana tent u over wun nerc.
Santa Fo lloute ticket aRent, or address
flirn. T. HtnnauoH. (. V.Ss T. A.
loneaa, jvkdibi
Rooming Home
By M. 0. IVEAVB1U
Rooms En SuHe and Single.
Every thing Siwand First Class.
B'Tr.aa'H7Ateel?:U.b,tWn
On
Bank Bnlldlug.
STEEL AER
av-
m nut
i.Mln i K xi; d
rv i r t it r. ?'
KA finrg.
mn
I X tajMtlM ArM I I
hS-iV DtSlflM A KHTat I
Livery, Feed and Sal
SILVER AVE., SOUTH OP GALENA HOUSE,
DEMING, BT. Ma
Hay and grain dealt in,
STOCK BOARDED BY THE DAY OR Wlk
HIDES AND PELTS BOUGHT AND SOIiD.
. lis, -U-
Albert lindauer,
WHOLBSALl DRALEIt IK
LIQUORS, WINES,
Champa
gne,
ho rad ttsketi for It.OO at Clark &
Qo, . .
fVa)HMIT. taJ
"w ToiV
kVua it a ttottew i
fdftttific mtm
war
AND CIGARS
Anheuser & Budweiseir
33 325 rfS jRL .
I entry lit atock some of tho choicest brands of Liquors
t Olgars to be had nnywhr(
DKM1NG, Nji-W MEXICO,
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