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paper iu New Mexico. It is sent to every Post
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ffresBlva people of the south west.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 24.
Strawberriks and violets inNtw York.
Here ia your "swt-etiifss and liglit."
" There were 5,1)00 bills iritioduoed into
congress before the holidays. Bilious
ness is often mistaken for piety. The
capitol must be the saints' rest.
.Major Powkll is asking congress to
give the national government complete
control of inter state waters in the west
now used for irrigation purposes. There's
a great big problem at the bottom of this
suggest io n .
It is announced that the prince of
Wales will visit lhe United States ami
travel through the state of New York and
Canada incog. Let us hope that New
York '8 400 won't slip an eccentric on the
arrival of his royal 'i-nesp,
Individuals and corporations often
want the earth. England, Germany ami
France only want Africa now. The rat
and tan Portugal terrier has been fright
ened away from the bone by the English
bulldog's barking. Germany and France
wag their tails approvingly.
The new states have all been nick
named, but the nicknames are-mut h more
expressive' and suggestive thui elegant
and choice. Dakota is the Flicker Tail
sUte; South Dakota the Swinge Cat state;
Washington the Chinook state and Mon
tana the Stubbed Toe state.
The king of Portugal's head was under
two swords. One thread was held by
Great Britain, the other by his own peo
ple inflamed with resentment at the ar
rogance of England, and verging toward
republicanism. He has yielded to En
gland, and now fears the sword of the
people.
. A SAMPLE OF ITS WORK.
As our readers will have occasion to
remember, the New Mexico bureau of ini
migration lust fall sent two car loads ol
farm and orchard products from t lie Rio
lirumle valley to be exhibited along the
one of the A., T. it S. F. railroad in Kan
sas, Iowa, Missouri and Illinois. -Mr. D.
L. Sammis, who was commissioned to
take charge of the car containing the cen
tral Rio Grande exhibit, has rendered a
complete and very interesting report on
this subject to the secretary of the bureau,
and elsewhere in tins paper it will be
found printed iu full. If anything were
needed to demonstrate the wisdom of ibis
piece of public enterprise this report cer
tainly meets that end. The Ni;w .Mexican
asks for it a careful perusal. No resident
of the territory can reflect upon the
tacts thus set forth without indulging
a pardonable pride in New Mexico's
wonderfully productive resources, as yet
almost wholly imde eloped, and the con
clusion to be reached is that the day is
uot far distant when our territory must
take front rank as one of the choicest
sect.ous iu the union for the fanner and
the fruit grower. We have the climate,
the soil, the ever fertilizing waters ami
the home market. As for the latter the
mining camps and stock rauches tven
now stand ready to pay extra high prices
and consume five times the production
of the present; and as for the other gen
eral conditions no state iu the union can
excel us. As to the quality of her soil
product New Mexico can ever, now safely
challenge a comparison with the most
famous fruit districts of the country, east
or west.
The exhibit to which this article refers
was made under many adverse circum
stances. Crippled by a long season ol
"innocuous desuetude" under the Ross
administration, with little or no funds in
ttie treasury by reasou oi me lauure oi
the legislature to do its duty, the bureau
of imiuigratiou entered upon this enter
prise with many misgivings. It was re
solved, however, to do tin very best pos
sible under the circumstances, and that
has been done. In every respect the
undertaking has proved a success and the
nood work thus inaugurated by the bureau
has brought out thegener .us co-operation
of private citizens along the Rio Grande
valley iu bucIi a manner as to lead to the
opinion that henceforth New Mexico will
each year have some such exhibit in the
field to attract the attention of home seek
ers throughout the west. This is a mat
ter that ought to arouse the deepest en
thusiasm among our people. It is a busi
ness subject in its broadest sense.
Mexico has already beun preparations
for her exhibit in the great Columbia ex
position. No country can equal her in
material of absorbing interest illustrating
America in the prehistoric times and the
period of discovery. The Aztec palace
which attracted so much attention at the
Paris exposition, is being made ready for
transportation to our fair, to which will be
added doubtless many marvelous things
from the.'orests of Yucatan
A bill is before congress, introduced by
Senator Plumb, intended to check deser
tions from the army in two ways. One i;
to retain ifj per month of the soldiers'
wages, to be paid when he is honorably
discharged. The othr inducement is h
improve the soldier's ration by the addi
tion of one pound of vegetables. This up
peal to the pocket and the stomach wil
enable the brave soldier to say more de
voutly: "O happy those to whom it is
permitted to die for their country."
Geo. W. Julian does not like the New
Mexico Ear association. In fact, if the
truth must be told, be hates that body
Well, who wou'U have believed it! and all
because the Bar association caused to be
published to the people facts and true
statements about him and his ofliciul con
duct as surveyor general of New Mexico.
Of course he hated to have the truth
come out ; to be sure he did ! But trtitl
must and shall prevail in spite of all the
George W. Julians and Uriah Heepsfron
the beginning of creation till the preset t
time and hence till doomsdav.
The report of W. II. Loamis, school
superintendent of Grant comity, to the
territorial auditor shows that there are
1,857 persons of school age in that coun
ty, 1,0.'j3 males and 804 femnles, and that
66 were enrolled for school purposes.
There is one independent school district
in the county, w hich is not included in
the above enumeration. Alwut $15,000
were received during the year for the
school fund. There were forty teachers
employed, nine males and thirty-one
females. In closing his report, Supt.
Loom is said: 'Not a district in the
county owes a dollar. School building"
have been better fitted up during the
year, and taking everything into con
sideration, the system of this county is
in good working order.".
Eubopean monarchies, especially among
the Ltin peoples, are showing signs of
tumbling, like a row of bricks in a child's
ply under the impact of the Brazilian
revolution. Portugal weakened before
: England's demands concerning interior
Africa. The national sensibilities were
groused. Republican tentiments are more
raoldly avowed. Mobs have caught the
fever at Lisbon and Oporto. The police
have been reinforced by the militia to
. restrain violence. British trade and peo
' pie are boycotted. There are dangerous
. demonstrations against their lives and
' V ' property in the provinces. The Portugese
ministry fear the bombardment of the
.'apital by the British fleet. Spain is in
sympathy with every movement in
. )bugal, and under her threatened or
' actual war with England republicanism
would thrive as it did iu France during
the Franco-Russian conflict. One thing
is certain, that there can be no revolu
tions in southern Europe without blood
shed, and there is consequently much
cause for fear that the fatal spark w hich is
seeded to start a great florae in Europe
may be struck ia that southwestern comer.
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OKU. V. KNAK1IKL,
Office lu the Sena Buildiue, Palace AveDtie.
oliemous and Searching Titles a specialty.
AN EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT.
A special to the New Mexican received
late last evening announced that Prof.
II. 0. Ladil, of this city, had been ap
pointed supervisor of census for the dis
trict of New Mexico.
Rev. Horatio O. Ladd, son of Gen.
Samuel G. Ladd, who was for many years
adjutant general of the state of Maine, is
a native of Hallow ell, Maine, was
graduated from Howdoiu college, in 1S50,
and y,,l'e university, in 1S03. He has
held several important positions as edu
cator, among which is a professorship in
Olivet college, Michigan; principal of
New Hampshire state normal school,
and president of the university of New
Mexico.
He came to New Mexico in 1880, organ
ized and established, with the aid of
prominent citizens of the territory, the
university of New Mexico, the Ramona
Indian school, and proposed to congress
he government Indian school at Santa
Fe, for w hich lie was chiefly instrumental
in securing, by his personal labors in
Washington, the first appropriation of
$25,000. He held the position of presi
dent of the university of New Mexico for
seven years, and by his labors and lec
tures extensively through the United
States, sustained uninterruptedly this in
stitution and its Indian department, erect
ing and finishing its various buildings.
He has been among the foremost advo
cates of Indian education in the country,
and has bad a large influence among the
Pueblo, Apache and Navajo tribes.
Mr. Ladd is a well known contributor
to magazines and newspapers and is the
author of the "History of the War with
Mexico," published in 1883, and of the
"History of New Mexico," now in the
bunds of the publishers.
Prof. Ladd was strongly recommended,
both from New Mexico and New England.
He is evidently well equipped for the im
portant dutiesofthe ollice he is intimately
acquainted with New Mexico and her
people; an un iring and hard worker and
very conscientious in the performance
of any and all duties of any position he
fills. The appointment could not he im
proved upon. The coming census will
make a very important point in the his
tory of New Mexico, and under Prof.
Ladd's energetic, competent and honest
supervision the work will be done well,
faithfully and satisfactorily.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
The befit ftdTertlnlng medium In the
eutJre southwest, and giving each
day the earliest and fullest report
of the legislative and court pro
ceedings, military movements and
other matters of general Interest
occurring at the territorial capital.
Tip V EM
W"ta Fe, H
Connected with the establishment
Is a Job ortlce uewly furnished with
material and machinery, iu which
work Is turned out expeditiously
and cheaply; and a bindery whose
specialty of line blank hook work
nod ruling is not excelled by any
M ii i
IIS ZETH MB, 1K0 STILL ALlVE ANO KICKI.L
ItB superior excellence i.niven in million ot
homes for mnrcttiaii a quarter oi a wiiurj. .
lu nwi hv tin. I'nitcrl stales Government. H
di.rnel bv the .lea.ts of the droat t'liivcrHitiesas
the StmWest. Purest, and most Healthful. Di.
Pike's Cream BakinK Powder does not contain
Ammonia, Mine, or Alum, sold imiy in i au.
NPirw RAk-rNf) POWDER CO.
HII VHIK. CH1CAOO K1.I.OUI8
Talk li Cheap; If) Quality that Sella.
To on re oosi Ivene the meilirlne mut
be more tlmn u piii'Kalive. To be cr
raiment, it must coutaiu
Tonic. Alterative and
Cathartic Properties
Till I' IM1W HNe4 these qualities la
uu eminent aegree, aim
Speedily Restore
to til? Iio'tcI their iiatnul erltaltlsj
Motion, mi 4Hviatlui to regularity
Sold Everywhere.
WhatScott'sEmnlsionHasDone
Over 23 Pounds Cain in 10 Weeks
Experience of a prominent Citizen
The California socikty f bthf.
Soppre-bion op Vice.
San Fbancisco, July 7iu, 1886.
I took a severe eold upon
my eh est and lungs and did
not give It proper atten.
tion ; it developed into bron
ehitis, and in the fall of the
same year I was threat
ened with consumption,
Physieians ordered me to
a more congenial climate,
and 1 came to San Francis
so. Soon after my arrival
ieommeneed tak ing Seott's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites reg
ularly three times a day.
In ten weeks my avoirdu
pois went from 155 to 180
pounds and over; the cough
meantime ceased.
C. R. BENNETT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUCCIS.S.
PB0FESSI0NAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
THE DAILY
RALPH K. TWITCIIKLI.,
Attorney at Uw Bplcgelber block, Heuta Ke.
ew Mexico.
Cildersleeve fc Preston.
LAWYERS,
Schumann BldR, Frisco St.
MAX FKOST,
Attoknky at Law. Santa Fe. New Mesuo.
KDWAKO L. BARTLKTT,
.awyer, Hauta Fe, New Motico. OBloe over
Second Xatioual Bank.
New Mexican
H1CNKY I.. WALDO,
Attorney at Law. Will practice in the several
iiniriu oi tne territory, rrompt attention kivhu
o all bUKlucBS iutruHted to Ms care.
F. CONWAY. O. Q. PU8EY. W. A. HAWKINS.
CONWAY, POSKV HAWKINS.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Silver City
Sew Mexico. Prompt attention given to all
business intrusted to our caie. Practice in all
the courts of the territory.
E. A. FIMKB,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, P. O. Box
"K," Santa Fe, N. M., practices in supreme and
nil district courts of New Mexico. Special at
lention Kiveu to mining aud gpaulsrj ana Mex
ican ibuu grant litigation.
r. B. CATAON. J. H. KNAKUIL. t. W, CLANCY
CAIKON, KNAKIIKL ft CLANCY,
Attorneva at Law and Solicitors In Chancery,
oauta to, New Mexico. Practice in all the
i.ourts in the Territory. One of the Arm will be
t all times in Santa Fe.
THE PELTON WATER WHEEL
Gives the highest efficiency of any wheel
in the world.
The Greatert Mcci.uiik hI Achievement of
M.-cl.'rn Tiiiiea,
More Than 70O in I e in All Parts of the
World.
Good for any head above 20 feet and adapted to
every variety ol service.
I' ELTON WATER MOTORS.
Varying from the fraction of oue up to 12 and V
horse ttower.
Inclosed iu iron cases anil ready for pipe con
nections,
Uneuualcd for all kinds of light running
niaiTiiuiei .v.
Warranted to develop a given amount of
power with one-half the water required by auy
other. Send for circulars. Address
The Pelton Water Wheel Co.
I'Jl and IS) .Main st,. San Francisco, Cal.
A yflKT KKSORT FOB GKNTLKMEN.
The fluent Itrauds of Imported
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Ce ebrn'ed lIoHYnan House and Cream de la
Creme cigars a Specialty, club Kooms Attached.
GEORGE. E. DRAUGHON, Prop.
Southwest Corner Plaza, Santa Fe. N. M
0 Boletin Popular!
A Spanish Weekly Paper published
at SHiita Fe, N. M.
LEADING SPANISH PAPER OF THE TERMINI.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
On Ttlr.M. II Mm., 11.90, lmi..l
HE
Prof. Loisette's
a o BY
OISCOVERY AND TRAINING METHOD
In spite of adulterized imitations which miss the
theory, and practical reHultnof the Original, in spit or
the urnHBeBt. niirtrpprrwentatinnH by envious woutd-be
enmp titont, and in spite of "bnBe attempts to rob" him
of the fruit of Iiih lahorMall of which demonstrate the
nndoubted superiority and popularity of his teaching).
Prof. Loisette's Art of Never Forgetting recognized
to-day in both UerrmphereB as marking an Epoch in
Memory Culture. His Prospectus (dent post free) gives
opinions of people in ail parts of the globe who have act
unity studied his Systwn by correspondence, showing
that his System ii .W imfy white buinff studied, not
aftrrwnmti: thatiy bwk ran be Uarnrd in o (?
rea1iii.',i"ii'1-iinnli'tii)rct'rr(i,d:e. For Prospectus,
'Win ii'M '.'''Hlim-mKiln addrfB
Prof. A. 1.1MSKTTE, 237 Fifth Avenue, N.T
OUR NEW
MflHlil
Oolil Wltrbl
Wnrlli Mil.
Iwatch in tlie world. I'erftct
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
SOLID gold numinK cimb.
Doih ladies' and gent a altee,
with viorka and caeaa 0f
filial value. OMt raKBOHIa
r,..h localltr can secure ona
V. ,nvi.lier with our lerre
ud valuable lineofHonaehold
mdIki. These samples, as wsll
,k. are fVee. All the work you
need do Is lo show vhet we send Too lo those who tall-Jour
friends and neighbors and Ihoeo boot jtou-tliatalwavaresulla
In vsluable trade fur us, whleli holds foryesrs when ones suned,
Bid thus ws era repaid. We niijr all aapress, frelfbt, etc. Atlas
jou know all, if you would like 10 1 to work for us. ns csa
sawn from iO 10 MHO per wksndui,warda. AMrna,
asUMoat afc eJsfc. Ham. l , eTMrtllaVj Metises
PHYSICIANS.
L. ZABALLA, M. l.,
Faculty of t'aria aud Madrid. Dineasesof the
Kye a specialty. Ollice, Lieluado building, low
er Kriaeo Btreet,
J. H. SLOAN, M. D..
Physician and Surokok.
K. U. LONG W ILL, At. U.,
Baa moved to the east end of Palace avonme,
to the Romulo Martinet' nonse, formerly oc
cupied by Col. Barnes. Leaveordeni at Creamera
drug store.
DENTAJ, SUKGEON8.
DIC. AV. G. MOBLEY,
DENTIST
Ollice upstairs lu Khn building.
Office hours to 12 a.m., 1 to ii p.m. BAST A
e7w. L'ENGLE, m. d., d. d. s.
Devotes bis entire attention to the practice of
Ijentiil Surgery. Oliice hours lo to 12 aud i to 4.
Uoom i:t Hotel Capitol building, I'alace avenue.
Successor to Dr. Meteall.
D. W. MANLEY,
DENTIST.
Over C. Al. Creamer's Drug Store.
OFFICE HOURS, - 9 to I, to 4
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND SURVEYORS.
WILLIAM WHITE,
0. S. Deputy Surveyor and U. Ueputy Mineral
S"eyor.
Locations upon public lands. Farnishea
iufonnaiXon relative to Spanish and Mexican
louu grants. Offices In Kirschner Block, second
Beor.Kauta Fe, N. M.
ARCHITECT andCCHTRACTO.R
ANTONIO WINDSOR.
CLOSE FIGURING!
MODERN METHODS!
SKILLED MECHANICS!
I'lana and Specifications rarnlahd on ap
nlicatlon. Cfirrsauondenee solicited.
office, anta Fp N M
Lower 'Frisco Street. Odllia rC, s III.
J. WEtTMEB
BOOK, STATIONERY AND
Newsjepot!
MABIE, TODD & CO.'S GOLD PENS
Fresh Cundlen Specialty. Pine C Iff an,
Tohannn, Notion, Kto.
Mm Hate
BAR AND BILLIARD HALL,
Ohoice Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Fine Billiard and Pool Tables.
Liter? aud fsad Stable In eonntxitlon In
rear ot Hotel, on Water (treat.
J.T. FORSHA, Propr
J. C. DOUGHERTY,
Contractor & Builder
Jobbing and Mending Funltura
Neatly Uoue.
SHOP OH LOWER SAN FRAMOISCOSTREET.
ALHAMaSiSA
Barbershop
ETB8TTHINO
New, Neat, First Class
Katt Side or the tlaih
HOTand COLD BATHS
W. J SLAUGHTER,
Proprietor.
SOL. SPIEGELBERG
Thai old reliable merchant of Santa
Pe. has added largely u
his stock of
GENTS'
Printing
iMFWJi
. .nij iiiiiA ii ii
Farm
LL LAND GRANT
EUa si m o s b
UNDER IRRIGATING DITCHES.
Choice Mountain Valley and Lands near the Foot
FO-R, SALE.
& Binding
DEPARTMENT
Improred Printing Machinery and sw ea
tenalre line of the latest and aaost beaatl
ful dealgna In Type, Cute, ete.
BLANK BOOK8,
CHECK BOOKS
AND SPECIALLY
PESIONES BOOKS
FURNISHING GOODS
And those lu ueed of mttf artlole
In hi linn Mould do well
to call on Mm.
ON SAN FRANCISCO STREET
Your attention la retpeelfallj called to
the large and complete Printing Depart
ment of the DAILY NEW MEXICAN,
which la now prepared tad all kind of
the flnee
Job Printing
SHORT NOTICE,
LOW PRICES.
FINE WORK,
PROMPT EXECUTION
For Stock Broken, Mlnea, tukl, Insur
ance Companies, ' Baal Estate, Btulness
Men, ate. Particular attention glrea to
Descrlpttre Pamphlets of Mining Proper
tlea. We make a spealaltj of
Stock Certificates.
BUI Heads of every dcscilptUn. and
small Job Printing eaecated with ear e and
dispatch. Estimates gives. Work Baled
to order Wo use the
MiN;' A D oWhv-
afc XJri
N E w? if : ' 'u '"''l-'i0
SC?iVV ' J!tftftory A-sf"X 11
For the irrifrtation of the prairies and vulleyh between Raton and .SpriiiHef
one hundred milcH of large irrijjuti'iiff ciiniilM have been iniHt, or
re in course of construction, with water fur 75,000 ncri's of land.
These lands with perpetual water rights will be sold cheap anil on the easy
terms of ten annual payments, with 7 per cent interest.
In addition to the above there are 1,400,000 acres of land for
ale, consisting mainly of atrricultural lauds.
The climate is unsurpassed, and alfalfa, wain and fruit of all kinds
grow to perfection and iu abundance.
The A., T. & 8. F. railroad and the L., T. A Fort Worth railroad cross
UuB property, and other roads will pnnn follow.
Those wishing to view the ands can secure special rates on the rafl
roada, and will have a rebate also on the same if they should buy 160 acre
or more of land.
Warranty Deeds Given.
For full particulars apply to
The Maxwell Land Grant Co
RATON",
TSr"K!W TVTTiJIXITOO
PALA
OTEL
First Class in all its Appointments.
T. K;UM:SEY, Props.
Santa Fe,
New Mexico
The - :- San ... Felipe
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.
The Leading Hotel in New Mexico.
MKW W44AKMKNT. IlKlll'IKII AVli Hen HMMllli.
Kl'ttlCTLV flKST CLASS. ISM HINTS' H r.. ln.i I' K'l'KKI
Hotel Coach and Carriages in Waiting at All Trains.
PPEC1AL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES AND
LARGE PARTIES.
TKKMS:
$2.50 to $3.00 per day
G. W. MEYLERT ProDr
TIMMER . HOUSE
Silver City, New Mexico.
FRED. O. WRICHT, Manager.
LOUIS TIMMER,
S- S- BEATY,
IIKALKK IN
Staple & Fancy Groceries
PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, HAY, GRAIN.
CORNER WATER AND BRIDGE STREETS.
Specialties of Hay, Oraiu and Potatoes received bv oar load and
for sale at lowest market prices. The finest Household
Groceries, free delivery lo my Customers.
FINEST STANDARD PAPER
The New-Mexican
THE BROAD GAUGE SALOON!
EAST SIDE OF THE PLAZA.
The Choicest Liquors and Cigars.
Club Rooms in Connection
POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.
Keep en hetid lhe fntilne r, Fnnt'wla Clgnr. t imrmiif erl to hn Purn Full "wtwiiii
Albuquerque Foundry & Machine Comp y
R. P, HALL,, Secretary and Treasurer.
1BOM ANU BKAHS OASTINOS, IIKK, COA I, AM lUtlKEK CAKW. SHAFT
IMO, PULIiKTB, UKATK BARS, BABBIT MttTAL. COLUMNS
ANO IKON KKIINTS PIIK BIIILIINOS.
REPAIRS ON MINING AND MILL MACHINERY A SPECIALTY
Albuquerque. Mew Mexico.
HENRY W. KEARSINC,
Assay er & Chemist
STONE BUILDING, CKKKU.LOS. N. 1.
rRIOKS rOR ASSAVSl Gold 1 SUerHl; Lead 1; UoPr Salt - otb.
tetaale In Froportlun. Bpeelssl Oontrauite to MIuIuk C'ouipiaulee end Mill.
CsMh unlet be remitted with eih Snmple.
ASSAYING in all its branches TAUGHT.