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SANTA FE. N. M SATUKDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1891.
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General lerchandisi
SAN FRANCISCO STREET,
fargut Mi KoftOompUt Btookef Qeaer ' I
OwnrUd the Batlra Southwest
raw Miiga:
BRIEF WIRINGS:-
Dinner by the Chilian Mlniiter.
Washington, Dec. 26. The Chilian
minister and Madame Montt have issued
invitations (or a dinner this evening in
honor of Secretary and Mrs. Blaine.
They Won't Tinker.
Washington, Dec. 26. A majority of
tne Democratic members ol the wavs and
means committee aijree with Mr. Spriner
in the belief that it will be impolitic at
this time to attempt a general revision of
the tann. lhey favor passing specific
bills to put a few articles on the free list.
A Mormon Ezoduii.
S.u-t Lake City, Dec. 20. The Hacien
da de laPresa ranch in the state of Chihua
hua, Mexico, has been sold bv C. K.
Speucer of this city to a Mormon com
pany with a capital of $1,000,000. The
ranch contains 100.000 acres.
It is understood that there will be an
extensive Mormon exodus to that place
in the spring.
A New Chief.
Tahlkqui, I. T., Dec. 26. C. J. Har
ris has been elected principal chief of the
Cherokee nation to succeed J. B. Mayes,
who died recently. Harris has been
prominent in Cherokee politics for the
past twelve years, having served in the
senate and as a delegate to Washington,
and waH only recently elected treasurer of
the Cherokee nation.
CONDENSED NEWS.
FaTorably KeorWed.
Washington, Dec, 26. The represen
tntives from Colorado, Wyoming, New
Mexico ana otner western states and ter
ritories are fairly well pleased over the
places they secured on the committees
announced to-day. The makeup of com
mittees on coinage, weights and measures
mines and mining, irrigation, territories
and Indian affairs, are regarded as in the
interest of that portion of the country.
Bouthern Ijtea.
Washington, Dec. 26. Senator Teller
reintroduced in the senate the bill amend
ing the act of 1880 to accept and ratify
tne agreements submitted by the confed'
erated bands of Ute Indians in Colorado
for the sale of their reservation in said
state, and for other purposes, and to
make the necessary appropriations for
carrying out the same, so as to substitute
the name of Mrs. Sarah E. Dusser for
tbe name of Qeerge Dusser.
What Has Been Built.
Chicago, Dec. 26. To day's issue of
the Railway Age and Northwestern Rail'
roader will contain a statistical review of
the railway construction during 1891.
According to the figures given new track
has been laid in forty-three states and
territories, on 249 lines and branches, to
an aggregate of 4,163 miles. This in
creases the railway system of the United
States to 171,000 miles. The only por
tions ol the country in which no new
track was laid this year are the states of
Delaware, Connecticut, Nevada and Mis-
sitsippi.tbe last named showing in strong
contrast to the other southern states,
where the activity has been notable. The
states which added the greatest average
were Pennsylvania. Georgia. South Caro
lina, Washington, New York, Montana,
Virginia and West Virginia.
Silver on Top.
Washington, Dec. 20. An inquiry into
tbe records of the members of the house
committee on coinage, weights and meas
ures shows that by past utterances or
vo'es in or out of congress nine nut of the
thirteen members of the committee have
declared in favor of free coinage, while
three out of the other members have been
outspoken against free coinage and the
fourth is said by his friends to be un
questionably against free coinage, though
bis record is unknown, he not having
been in congress.
The members in favor of free coinage
are Bland, of Mo. ; Williams, of III. ; Kii
gore, of Texas ; Robertson, of La. j Pierce,
of Teun. ; Eppes, of Va. j McKeighan, of
Neb. ; Bartine, of Nev.,and Johnson, of N.
D. Ihose opposed are Messrs. lracy, of
N. Y. ; Williams, of Maes.;Taylot, of 111.,
and Stone, of Pa.
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"German
Syrup
Wearesixittfam
A Farmer at ily. We live in a
- . ,a place where we are
Edom'Txa8 subject to violent
Say 8! Colds and Lung
Troubles. I have
used German Syrup for six years
successfully for Sore Throat, Cough,
Cold, Hoarseness, Pains in the
Chest and Lungs, and spitting-up
of Blood. I have tried many differ
ent kinds of cough Syrups in my
time, but let me say to anyone want
ing such a medicine German Syrup
is the best. That has been my ex
perience. If you use it once, you
will go back to it whenever you
need it. It gives total relief and is
a quick cure. My advice to every
one suffering with Lung Troublesis
Try it. You will soon be con
vinced. In all the families where
your German Syrup
is used we have no
trouble with the
Lungs at all. It is
the medicine for this
country. O
G. G. GREEN. Sole Man'fr.Woodbury,NJ.
John
Franklin
Jonas.
Walter Whitman's condition is un
changed. A cyclone wrecked a portion of Mar
shaltown, Iowa.
The estate left bv Senator Plumb is esti
mated at $ 1,000,000 or more.
Tin plate manufacturers will ask con
gress to add 1 per cent to the import
duty.
George Honck, aged 15, accidentally
shot a companion named Dekin at Hast
ings, Neb.
Mrs. Charles F Brow n, of Blootnington,
111., claims that Artemus Ward was her
husband.
Sir Edwin Arnold did not capture any
Kansas City dollars. Trouble with his
lecture bureau.
It is stated that the czarina has decided
to accompany her son on his coming visit
to Paris.
Gen. Roca, Buenos Ayres, has reite ated
his decision that he will not be a candi
date for president.
B. Blackenship has been appointed by
tbe court receiver of E. Bauniauof Dallas
and Fort Worth.
Congressman Hemphill, of South Caro
lina, was married at Washington to Miss
Elizabeth S. Henry.
Oscar, Baron Wedel Hartsburg of
Christiana, Norway, died at Albert Lea,
Minn., the result of a spree.
It is announced that Milwaukee hotels
can accommodate 51,000 guests if sho can
get the Democratic convention.
The rivers in the province of Cordova
have overflowed their boundaries and are
devastating the surrounding country.
Tbe Rev. Father Kroeger, of Elkhart,
Ind., in charge of St. Vincent's church,
has disappeared leaving debts of $17,000.
Bernard Ready was killed and Henry
STATEHOOD FOR NEW MEXICO.
An Able Article on a Popular Subjei-t
Demumliug Justice for a leorv
ing People.
The Chicago Farm, Field and Stockman
says editorially :
"In the matter of admitting Now Mex
ico to statehood we are disposed to ignore
politics. Whether it would be a Demo
cratic or a Republican or a People's Ptrty
state ought not to be considered. It should
simply be aeked : Has she the requisite
population? Is :t likely to lie permanent?
Are her resources and the occupations
bhsed upon them tuch as to make it rea
sonably certain that the present pp-jla- j
tion will increase rather than diminish ? ,
In reaching answers to these onesti-Mu? it
would bo legitimate to inquire into the'
quality of soil, the amount of tillable t.ind,
the area and kind of pasturage adapted
both to sheep and cattle, the mines of
precious metal, of iron and coal ar.d the
adaptation of the latter to manufacturing
purposes. From our own acquaintance
of the facts we have no doubt whatsoever
that these questions can be satisfactorily
answered.
"It may be proper to inquire what is
the character of the population of New
Mexico before inviting her into tbe Union.
II:! 8 she the elements adapted to main
tain a Republican form of government?
Here, again, our own knowledge Of her
enterprising people would lead ua to
answer, yes. To be sure, there ib a large
Mexican population, but they have never
been hard to govern. Their children are
now largely sent to school. The public
school system of (lie territory is good.
Many of these Mexicans are well to-do
stock raisers and farmers. They live
comfortably and some even luxuriously.
The delegates generally sent to congress
from this class of tha population have
been intelligent.
"It mav be further asked, is there anv
Sirmen was fatally injured by the falling I ground of opposition because of the pre
of an icicle in a coal shaft at Pittstown
Tbe East River Electric Light company
has sued for $500,000 damages against
New York City for cutting down its poles.
A jury consisting of twenty-four men
has declared Edward M. Field insane.
His creditors are in a somewhat similar
state.
Nicholas Fox shot his wife at South
Omaha and then cut his throat with a
razor. Mrs. Fox will recover, but Fox
will die. Jealousy.
Another baud of Mexican outlaws has
congregated in the vicinity of Fort Ring
gold. Two troops of cavalry have been
ordered to the scene.
senator nansnrougn lias introduced a
bill in tbe senate authorizing the post
master general to extend, w hen practica
ble, the free delivery system to rural or
farming communities.
The Tyrone, Pa., bank failure is assum
ing large proportions, the liabilities reach
ing JSOO.OOO with the almost positive
assurance that not 1 cent will be paid on
the dollar. Threats of lynching canned
Cashier Guyer to disappear.
At Valparaiso it is rumored that a plot
is on foot to assassinate President Montt
and release the Balmacedist prisoners in
the jail. The government, in consequence
of these alarming rumors, haa adopted
the utmost precaution to prevent such an
occurrence.
The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
don News says that telegrams from
Vienna contain information that the czar
is displeased at the Chadouine all air as
tending to hurry Turkey into the arms of
the Dreibund. The Russian government,
it is further said, is trying to influence
M. Robit, French minister of foreign
affairs, to adopt a milder policy in the
matter.
It is stated at Berlin that the govern'
ment bill to regulate rural migration to
towns provides that those persons desir
ing to quit their native place must
advance proof of their ability to acquire
dwelling in the new settlement. If
they are unable to maintain a dwelling
within a certain period they will be sent
back again, and if they are unable to
work the parish will allow a dwelling.
To effect this scheme it is proposed
that every laborer shall pay a small
percentage of his wages in the parish
funds.
Unfailing in effects,
pnre and harmless, is
Regulator.
always reliable,
Simmons Liver
ANTHONY J. Drcxcl.
Herewith is given a portrait of the Phila
delphia business man, Anthony J.
Drexel, wno nas immortalized nim-
self by building and endowing the
Drezel inslitute, recently opened in
that city. The building coat $000,000 ;
the endowment is $1,000,000, both
the munificent gifts of Mr. Drexel.
This distinguished philantrophist is head
of the banking firm ol Drexel s (Jo. llis
noble generosity has for its objects, "the
extension and improvement of industrial
education as a means of opening better
and wider avenues of employment to
3 oung men and women."
dominence of Roman Catholics? We
frankly answer, no. There should not
be any religious or ecclesiastical test in
this matter of statehood. Besides, it is
found that leading citizens of tds faith
have favored free schools, irrigation,
railroads and other public iniprcveni 'lite.
It is a mistake to regard this element as
wholly anti-progressive or retrogressive as
some seem to claim.
"Besides it is a fact that there is alarge
proportion of the people who arff of the
best American stock. Witness such old
citizens as Col. Rynerson, of Las Crnces,
and those who came with bira with his
regiment from California at the time of
the war for the Union j Governor Prince,
the present executive head, but formerly
chief justice and tor ten or fifteen years a
citizen of the territory, and many others
like him who came from New York,
Pennsylvania and other eastern states and
have been identified with the industrial,
agricultural, mining or large commercial
interests of the territory. Men from this
class have helped frame a food constitu
tion and the statutory laws which more
than anything else have mintt'trei to
good order and demonstrated the ability of
self-government. There are men in this
number who have held high representa
tive ofllce in Kansas, Nebraska and other
states from which they have migrated.
"Some men of this character i.ave lately
;a;tn4 PiMi.D.-iu. JuUite . x. vt-.onr-oii,
ciiairmaTi of the territorial hoard ff man
agers of the World 8 fair, came to attend
the meetini! of the board of control in
this city. Judge Thornton was elected as
the first mayor of the city of Santa Fe,
n hich, although it is theoldest town with
in the bouudaiies of the United States,
has been only recently incorporated as a
city. Ha has been for many years a pro
minent lawyer and mining operator at
Santa Ee. Major W. II. H. Llewellyn,
secretary of the World's fair board for
New Mexico, wa3 also here a few days
since. There are few more enterprising
citizens to be found in any state or terri
tory than Major Llewellyn. He has done
much to further the agricultural and live
stock interests of the territory. John H.
Knaebel, Max. Frost and Gen. E. L.
Bartlett were here to enlist Chicago
capital in an extensive irrigation enter
prise for the city of Santa Fe and vici
nity. They say that they have met with
great success, and that there is scarcely
any doubt that the scheme of the Santa
Fe Irrigation company will be carried out.
This enterprise consists of storing water
in the canyons above the city to be used
in irrigating thousands of acres of land
just below. The land will be very valu
able for agricultural and horticultural
purposes when brought under irrigation.
This will, also, be an object lesson to
other parts of the territory where the soil
is generally good, and the only requisite
is some good system of irrigation."
Hoodies
Sarsaparilla
Is a concentrated extract of Sarsaparilla,
Yellow Dock, Pipslssewa, Juniper Berries,
Mandrake, Dandelion, and other valuable
vegetable remedies, every ingredient being
strictly pure, and the best of its kind it Is
possible to buy.
It is prepared by thoroughly competent phar
macists, in the most careful manner, by
a peculiar Combination, Proportion anil
Prooess, giving to it curative power
Peculiar
To itself
It will cure, when In the power of medicine,
Scrofula, Salt Elieum, Blood Poisoning,
Cancerous and all other Humors, Malaria,
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache,
Catarrh, Rheumatism, and all diflicultlos
with the Liver and Kidneys.
It overcomes That Tired Feeling, Creates an
Appetite, and give great mental, nerve,
bodily, and digestive strength.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists.
81; six for 85. Prepared only by C. I. Hood
& Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsapa
rilla do not be induced to buy any other.
IOO Doses
Gld and Silver
PINE FILIGREE JEWELRY
Osamcnds. Watches, CIccScs iti SHverware,
f 0fii
ft rtiwr Second Nation! (mil
3iamoud Setting nl Watch Rpri Promptly and Efficiently
The Kducatloual Association.
The Territorial Educational association
will aieet at Santa Fe on tho 2Stb, 29th
and 30th imsfunt. An intere tin-? -pro
gram has hoen prepared, and tha leading
educators of our territory will express
their views on divers matters. Silver City
will be ably represented. Silvnr City
Enterprise.
SOL. LOWITZKI & SON.
KSTAIIUSHKD 1878.
Livery and Feed Stables
Eest Stock of fiorst i and Carriages in Town.
HACKS lMidiWI' TLY FURNISH ID.
Di.d'I rail to rlxit ' 1st i; imii.ix VII I.AGK; three houri on the iiiim
trip. rlttl alui'fli n to ri!if:itirg travelers ovei the conut jr. Cftretnl drive
fmrt.lativtf on up i-11. a l u.
Lower San Francisco St., SANTA FE, N. M.
13 Do You Write Much?
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mm RE3 HuTQH STAHOAFiD TYPEWRITER?
Kmnat. una f iist.nut wrltlnz mufhliie niiicle. . . .I'or 15 yours tho standard and constantly lm
prov1nR....l(),UU0 In uso.... Write for ratalouuc and toslimonlala. . . .
CsFlne linen paper ami t v jov rli it i:in.!lo. Wu iniike nu.-hariio for furnishing stonograpnera
WYCK0FF, SEAWANS & BENEDICT, 1639 Champa Slreel, DENVER, C0L0
The worst attacks of
mons Liver Regulator
lieve.
indigestion Sim'
never fails to re-
Holiday Bates.
Tickets for the holidays sold by the
Santa Fe railroad at one first class
fare for the round trip ; on sale Dec. 24,
25, 31 and Jan. 1 ; return limit to Jan. 4,
via the Santa Fe route.
WORTH A GUINEA A BOX."
CURE
SICK HEADACHE.
Disordered Liver, etc.
they ACT LIKE MAGIC on the Vital Organs,
restoring long-lost Complezloiiy bringing
hnrlr tb frnen Alton nfatineflta.anri nrnuoinr
5 with the ROSEBUD OF HEALTH the whole
J uhyslcal enesgjr of the human frame. These
facts are admitted by thousands, In all
classes of society. Largest tale la the
world.
Of all druggists. Price 25 cents a box.
New York Depot, 365 Canal St. 37
REASfR BROTHERS.
SUNDAY MENU.
Billvs New Restaurant.
Ono Door East of Stnab's Store, San Frnnotsco St.
DEC. 27, 189!, 1 TO 4 P. M.
GAME DISNKIt NO. 5.
lilue Point. Oysters,
sore.
Fresh Oyster
FISH.
Boiled Red Snapper, Shrimp Sauce
HMH.ftD.
Leg of Mutton, Sauce Vlcncise
HOAST.
Loin of Kansas City Beef, Au Jus
GAME.
Wild Turkey, Oys jr Dresvins, Cranberry Sauce
Loin o 'Ell;, Orange Sauce, Currant Jelly
ETRKES.
Uoast Qunil Force Jlcnt of Oysters
SALADS.
Chicken Shrimp Potato
VEOETAHI.ES.
Mashed, Browned Potatoes French Peas
Tomatoes La uoyni
DESERT.
Almonds, Xuts, Kaisins, Apples
pcnmNS.
English Plum, Brandy Sauce
PASTRY.
Mince Pie Apple Pie
French A. D. Coffee Cheese Green Tea
DIT2STDE3I?y, 50 O.
WILL C. BURTON & CO., Prop
The Second N
afionai Bank
OF NEW MEXICO,
5ANTA FE - ISTEW MEXICO
L SPIEGELBERG
E. A. FISKE, Vice President,
President.
J. D. Proudfit, Cashier.
A FME LOT OF NEW BABY CARRIAGES.
A. T. CRIGC
Wholesale Retail Dealer la
Furniture, Crockery
AND GLASSWARE.
Second band goods bought or
taken in exebange for new,
or will sell at public auc
tion. UNDERTAKER.
CITY MEAT MARKET.
DEALERS IN CHOICE
DEALER IN
Sotl and Hard Coal.
Warehouse mid Office. Gaspar
Ortiz Avenue.
Santa Fe, W flV
BEEF, VEAL, PORK AND MUTTON,
FRESH SAUSACE, ETC.
Alfalfa fed Beef a Specialty.
BMJ
DHLITBKT
E. YRRISARI, Prop.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
JULIUS
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OF
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urn
'D Ml FURKISHEHr
Santa. Fo, New llesdoo
Designated Depository of the United States.
Clothing end Shirts Made to Order.
San franskc St,
PEDRO PEREA, President
T. B. CATRON, Vice Pesident
kit Fe, i, M i R. J. PALEN. - - Cashier
USTEW IWIEXICO TEL" 313 COMIETGr COXJISrTPfY"
The Mesilla Valley its Garclen Spot !
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Choice trntated Land (ImproTed and UftlmproTed) attractively platted; for sale on long time with low Interest. WARRANTY DEEDS OrVEIT. Wi ite for lllaitrcted folderj giving fall particular
J. K. LIVINGSTON,
General Agent
RIO GRANDE LAND CO.. Las Cruces, N. (VI.