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The Daily New Mexican
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REAMER1
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Iiitti t'stiiiff Sessions in Both JSranches
A Joint Session to Iteav
the Messairo.
Compliments for the Executive The
Christy Matter Investigation The
Connoll Committees Legis
lative Chat.
The Council.
YESTEBDAY AFTERNOON'S SESSION.
The council met with full attendance at
2:15, the president in the ohair.
Mr. Victory reported the fulfillment of
the duty of notifying the governor of the
legislatures organization and moved
that the report be adopted and the com
mittee discharged, which was accordingly
done. The council then adjourned to
10 a. m.
this foeknoon's session.
All interest this morning centered in
tho governor's message which was to be
read at the joint session of the legislative
assembly which occurred at 11 o'clock at
the U. 8. court in the federal building.
The proceedings in both the council and
home were therefore of a perfunctory
nature.
At the counoil three members testified
indifference by remaining away from the
morning Besmon. The rendu g of the
journal occupied about twenty minutes
and ultimately promoted a breeze upon
the etymologioal significance in parlia
mentary procedure of the wards "re
ceive" and "adopt" as applied to the re
port of the committee on notification.
These usually inoffensive words "re
ceived" a generous amplification. The
counoil at last refused to "adopt" the
report, but agreed to "receive" and
"adopt" it, which casuistry noted as a
balm upon tired tongues.
Yesterday's session was opened by a
plea for another stove. To-day Mr.
Bunker's face reflected the radiance from
the single heater in the council room,
and as he did not want a certain inter
esting vice attributed to him, he moved
that a screen be thrown around the
"Irondale" inferno in his immediate vi-
oim'iy. He thought the territorial sec
retary co.lid afford the relief, but
was informed that that gentleman was
officially "busted." With a look of hope
lessness Mr. Bunker lapsed into his seat.
Noticing the despair depicted upon the
usually benignant and complacent face
of the Ban Miguel senator, the president
said that he thought "we could arrange
o that the repose and love of life of
the gentleman from San Miguel might
survive."
Council then took a reoess to reas
semble in joint session with the house of
representatives at the place designated.
Mr. Hinkle, chairman of a committee
from tho bouse, reported that the house
was ready to meet the council at the
counoil chamber to proceed in a body to
the United states oourt room. It was
moved that the report of the committee
be accepted and the committee thanked
for its courtesy. This was done.
Recess until 10:51 was then taken.
THIS AFTEBNOON'S SESSION.
At the meeting of the council this
afternoon tho following standing commit
tees were appointed:
Judiciary. J. P. Victory, W, B. Bun
ker, George W. Miles, J. Francisco Chavez,
Pedro Perea.
Finance. M, F. Desmnrais, Agapito
Abeyta, George W. Miles, W. C. Hadley,
Nicholas Guiles.
Railroads. Mariano Larragoite, W. B.
Bunker, Cesario Garcia, J. Francisco
Chavez, Nicholas Galles.
County and County Lines. W. B. Bun
ker, Agapito Abeyta, J. Francisco Cha
vez. Capitol. Cesario Garoia, J. P. Victory,
Pedro Perea.
Privileges and Elections. M. F. Des
mnrais, Cesario Garoia, J P. Victory, J.
frrancisco Chavez, Nicholas Galles.
Ecluo ition. George W. Miles, W. B.
Bunter. Mnnano Larragoite, W. C. Had
ley, J. Francisco Chavez.
Militia. Cesario Garcia, George W.
Miles, W. C. Hadley.
Roads and Highways. Agapito Abey
ta, M. F. Desmarais, Pedro Perea.
Public Printing W. B. Buuker, J. P.
Victory, CesHriu Garcia.
Public Institutions. J. P. Victory, W.
li. Bunker, Mariano Larragoite, J. Fran-ei.-OD
Chavez, Pedro Perea.
Municipal and Private Corporations.
Agapito Abeyta, M. r . Desmarais, VV. C
Hadley.
Enrolled and Engrossed Bills. George
W. Miles, w. is. Bunker, W. v. Hurl ley.
Mines and Fublic Lands. Nicholas
Galles, VV. C. Hadloy, Agapito Abeyta.
Agriculture and Manufactures.-Cesario
Garcia, Mariano Larragoite, V. C,
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Irrigation. Mariano Larragoite, Pedro
Peroa, George W. Miles.
Internal Improvements. George W.
Miles, Agnpito Abeyta, W. C. Hadley.
Territorial Affairs. V. B. Bunker,
Cesario Gurcia and Pedro Perea.
The House.
ykstehdat aeiibnoom's session.
The hooM met with two members short.
Regular order of business was called for.
Mr. Lacome, as chairman of the com
mittee to notify the governor ot the '
organization of the legislature, reported
its duty fulfilled. On motion the report
was accepted and the committee dis
charged. Upon motion of Mr. Carr a committee
composed of Messrs. Carr, Hinkle, Pico,
Lacome and Martin appointed to in
vestigate the eligibility of Mr. Christy to
a seat in the hi. use of representatives, was
appointed by the ohair.
Mr. liinkle moved that two members of
the miuoruy be added to the committee
on rules. There being no objection
Messrs. Clnncey and Can were added to
the committee.
Upon Mr. Hinkle's suggestion that a
conference committee should be named
on the compensation to be allowed em
ployes of the respective branches of:
the legislature, Mr. Pino offered a reso
lution to that effect ,which was adopted
and the following were designated:
Messrs. Locke, Gallegos and Vigil.
The house then adjourned to 10 a. m.
to-rluy.
this iobenoon's house.
At the house the same general charac
teristics prominent at the council pre
vailed. There was a full attendance. Mr.
Martin introduced a resolntion sympa
thizing with the Hon. Miguel Martinez,
of San Miguel, in the loss of his son which
lately transpired. The lesolution was
adopted.
The journal of the last day s proceed
ings was appToved. Upon motion the
speaker appointed Messrs. Hinkle, Carr
and Cluncey a committee to notify the
council that the house was ready to enter
into a joint session.
On nomination ot Mr. fino, Mr. A. a.
Redding, of Albuquerque, was elected
expert typewriter, and on motion by Mr.
Martiu, the committee of conference on
employes' compensation was instructed
to arrange if possible for the creation of
the oliioe of assistant interpreter. Mr.
Lacome moved that the territorial libra
rian be requested to supply the house
with copies of tho compiled laws of 1!H,
and amended by Mr. Miguel Martinez to
the effect that the request include the
session laws of 1887, 188!), 1891 and 18U3.
The motion as recommended prevailed.
Mr. Hinkle announced that the Christy
investigation committee would meet at
the house at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The house then took a recess until after
the reading of the governor's message.
THE JOINT SESSION.
Upon the convening of the joint ses
sion at the federal building, Mr. Curry in
the chair, Mr. Demarais moved that a
committee of three members of each
house be appointed by the presiding o Ul
cer to escort the governor to the joint
assembly. The motion was carried and
Messrs. Galles, Larragoite and Desmarais,
of the counoil, and Hinkle, Clancey and
Pino, of the house, were designated for
that duty.
Brave men and beautiful women as
sembled in n vast concourse to attend the
reading of the governor's message. Every
seat was taken at the hour of 11 o'clock,
at which time his excellency promptly
appeared under committee escort add tts
promotly proceeded with the duty of the
day. Upon the hitherto judicial tribunal
sat to the left of the governor, his grace,
Archbishop Chapelle, upon whose rotund
figure the symbols of good health again
had resumed their places; to the right
were the president of the council and the
Bpeaker of the house; all evidencing the
calmness and juuge like dignity of "grave
and reverend seignors."
The governor read his message in a quiet
unspectacular manner, the deep black
of his garments well setting oft the pale
ness of his countenance and the solemnity
of some of his recommendations to the
legihliiture.
Nearly every man of eminence in any
walk in the territory was present and
listened with earnest attention to the
prudent suggestions of the territorial
executive.
At the conclusion of the reading of the
message Mr. Larragoite moved that the
translation of it be dispensed with. This
was agreed to.
Upon motion of Mr. Desmarais a vote
of thanks was extended "to the governor
upon the excellence of his message through
the presidiug officer, President Curry.
This duty the president fulfilled with
universul commendation. He promised
that t he recommendations of the governor
should receive faithful consideration; ex
pressed his gratification at the showing
made an to the prosp rous condition of
the territory; complimented the executive
upou his fearless enforcement of the
laws, the rapid extirpation of crime and
the incarceration of criminals, and as
sured him that he wonld receive the co
operation of the legislative departments
of the territory as well as the Uod-speed
of nil good citizons.
Mr. Victory moved that the joint ses
sion dissolve to meet forthwith at their
respective chambers. The motion was
carried.
Leulnlutlvo Clint.
Hitmptv-Diimpty would mount a lilch wall,
So Humot.v-liiimi)tv had u miirhty hard full
With his bliirlinff strut, and his pompous
trend.
And liis brainless hat stuck on back of Ids
head.
He thought of the days when his foes would
quake
At the nod of his head, and their knees
would shake
With fear if they dared disobey his behest ;
Now they laugh him to scorn, and cry "(iive
us a rest !
You are bloated and dull, a fraud greasy and
old.
Wuke room for your betters! Get out in the
cold!"
Which is which, Representative Clanoey
or Judge Fuller of the land court f
A brilliant audience listened to the
reading of the executive message. ;
District Attorney L. (J. Fort is here from
Las Vegas looking after his official fences.
Both houses held brief sessions follow
ing the joint session and adjourned to 2
p. m. , .
IRELAND'S PHARMACY
The Leading Drug House
STOCK NEW,
AND COMPLETE.
APTH.ElB
Two heads in close neighborhood,
Judge Fall's and Don Folix'fl. Now, whntf
Veremos.
T. F. M. "That's a pretty slick mes
sage, but you ought to hear one down in
Arkansas."
Postmaster Anastacio lioibal, of Pecos
town, io an on-looker at the legislative
assembly to-day.
Say, governor, why didn't you versify
the close of yonr message? The poetry
was there without its peculiar vestment.
Messrs. Alex Gnsdorf and .Alloys
Schenrich, prominent citizens of Taos
county, were about the legislative halls
to-day.
The clear cut, classical face of the Hon.
W. E. Dame, speaker of the bouse of rep
resentatives, is an index of the metal thnt
is in the man.
Councilman J. Frank Chavez was ac
companied to Santa Fe by his wife and
little child. They have apartments in
the Delgado block on water street.
A Member: "Please, dear, good Mr.
Carr, won't you stop objecting so we can
get down to business? Remember Hol-
an!" But Mr. Carr is awatcntui, pains
taking, scrupulous legislator."
How like the voice of Actor Robson is
that of the president of the senate! One
almost expects to see him toss B penny
to determine whether he Bhall buy or sell
stocks as "Bertie, the Lamb."
The Albuquerque Citizen is inconsist
ent, as usual. On its editorial page it
says:. "Fort Catron is impregnable.
Long may its battlements frown down
upon the historio plaza of Santa Fe." Un
its news page it has a head line which
says: "Republicans of the house sur
render and give in. Heavy snow-fall in
southern Europe." The Citizen should
have said: "And the next day it snowed."
"Gov. Thornton virtually admits that
at the least the counoil would have stood
six to six if the law was strictly followed
that is, he taoitly admits that the equi
ties for swearing in purposes were with
J. M. C. Chavez and J. A. Ancheta as
against Larragoite and Miles." Albu
querque Citizen. The governor was seen
about this to-day and he said he admitted
nothing of the sort, fully endorsing the
action ofSooaetary Miller in the premises.
The Citizen is evidently pretty badly
rattled.
A dispatch from Springer of date the
3d inst., says: "The new board of county
commissioners met yesterday and organ
ized by the selection of Thos. Fisher for
chairman. The first official act of the
new board was to make a re-canvass of
tho election returns of this council dis
trict, ahd as might be expected, they re
versed the order of the retiring board by
granting a certificate of election to A. C.
Voorhees." Indeed r And thereby nn at
tempt is made to give the notorious elec
tion frauds in Colfax the stamp of official
approval, eh? What boots it? Mr. Voor
hees is out and the duly elected member,
Mr. Aboytia, is in!"
Mr. L.W.Lenoir, clerk of the district
court for the 3rd judicial district, came
up from Las Cruces last night with the
court reoords necessary for a foil investi
gation of the pending charges against A.
L. Christy, the would-be representative
from Grant county. Mr. Lenoir will tes
tify before the hsuse committee ap
pointed to look into the charges pre
ferred. It is stated that the proof of Mr.
Christy's shortage is of an indubitable
character and that the alleged receipt
he holds covers only a very small portion
of the shortcomings charged to Mr.
Christy's acoount while clerk of the oourt.
Publications have been industriously
made by the Albuquerque. Citizen in its
last issue or two to tho effect that secre
tary Miller seated Severino Martinez, the
Colfax JJemocratio representative, in
stead of G. W. Cook, elected on the Ko'
publican ticket, en a telegram from the
county commissioners to tne ettect tnat h
certificate would be issued to Martinez
by the board. In this statement as usual
the Citizen studiously avoids the truth,
the only respect in which its publication
has n show of truth being the statement
that Secretary Miller aoted upon a tele
gram from the board of county commis
sioners from Colfax county. The tele
gram was a statement that a certificate
had been issued to Martinez and embodied
in the telegram was an exact copy of the
certificate issued showing that on a re
oonut of the vote the evidences of fraud
required the throwing out of two pre
cincts and the issuance of a certificate of
election to Martinez by the Colfax county
board. The next mail brought to the
secretary's office, duly signed, the certifi
cate of election of which the telegram
was a copy. In recognizing the tele
graphic certificate, Secretary Miller
simply performed the duty imposed upon
him by law. Had he done otherwise than
to swear in Mr. Martinez, he would have
done a serious injustice to a man whom
the proper authorities certified to have
been elected. In the list of its JNew
kears resolutions, the Citizen evidently
omitted one resolving to quit misrepre'
sention.
SATURDAY SALAD.
A notable social event was the banquet
tendered the choir of the Cathedral by
Vicar General Fourchegn and Father Gar
tner at St. Michael's college last Sunday
evening. A sumptuous repast greeted
the guests on their arrival nt the spacious
dining hall at the college and the evening
was in every respect a memorable one.
At the banquet board Very Rev. Father
Fourchegu oHicaited as toastmastor and
at the conclusion of the ten courses the
following sentiments were responded to
eloqnently by the several speakers: The
President of the United States, Mr, Lar
kin G. Rend; the Cathedral Choir, Brother
Fabian; The Catholic Church, Kev. Fath
er Gamier; The Ladies, George A. John
son; Political Economy, F. Biaz; St.
Miohael's College, 3. D. Sena, jr.
The guests .were Fathers Martin and
Cnzals, Misses Carmencita Sena, Mamie
Morrison, Eloisa Montoya, Digneo and
L. Thompkina; and Messrs. J. D. Sena,
jr., F. B. Delgado, Pablo Delgado, Alfred
Hi no j 08, Sixto Garcia, George A. John
son, A. Stadtmuller, F. Biaz, MoCabe, V.
D. Lorenzo, C. Conklin, Francisco Ortiz
y Rodriquez nnd Larkin G. Read. The
cathedral ohoir has won very many com
pliments on the excellence of its music
since its recent reorganization, and the
compliment paid them in this banquet
was as highly deserved as it was thor
oughly appreciated.
The Stitching Bee, composed of seven
popular Santa Fe young ladies, held an
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40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
open meeting last evening at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hall, for the
purpose of initiating some of their young
gentlemen friends into the mysterious
art of sewing, and right merrily did they
do so. The attempts of the young men
at hems, tucks and stitches were pleas
antly varied by games and tho service of
delightful refreshments. During tne
latter part of the evening, the products
of masculine efforts with needle and
thread were collected and inspected criti
cally by the members of the ' bee, with
the result that Dr. dames Brady was
awarded the first prize, a handsome
stamp-holder, and Mr. George Brady the
booby, a comp'ete set of things neces
sary for sewing. The members of the
bee present were Misses Loomis, Ilfeld,
Staab, Gulliford, Hurt, Helm and Wedeles
and their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hall,
and Messrs. F. Hudson, George and James
Brady, Staab, Pope, Kilbourue, Seligman
and Spiegelberg.
An occasion thoroughly uuiqne in its
pleasure was that with which Ciipt. and
Mrs. John L. Bull ia complimented a com
pany of friends last Saturday evening.
Progressive hearts was the game that oc
cupied the pleasant hours before the
service of the snmptuous hot supper
about 11 o'clock and an exciting con
test it was for the handsome prizes
offered. Miss Staab won the first ladies'
prize, a handsome card case; Miss Ilfeld
the second prize; and Miss Morrison the
booby prize, a Brownie spoon. Among
the gentlemen Mr. Arthur Seligman won
the elegant pen holder, Mr. Spiegelberg,
coat marker, and Mr. Arthur Staab a
Brownie cravat clasp. Theguests were Mrs.
Duncan, Misses Gulliford, Morrison, An
derson, Egan, Jones, Wedeles, Solignao,
Staab, Ilfeld and Loomis, and Messrs. J. D.
Hughes, Combs, Kilbourue, Jones, Mor
rison, Staab, George Brady, Spiegelberg,
James Brady, Hudson, Pope, 1'. H. Har
roun and Arthur Seligman.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Franz charmingly
entertained a few friends at a card party
lasii Monday night. The prizes were un
usually handsome and were won as fol
lows: Ladies' first prize, Mrs. George
Money; gentlemen's prize, Mr. E. A.Fiske;
the ladies' booby prize by Mrs. Sam Cart
wright and the gentlemen's prize by Mr.
i. J. Curron. J. he guests wore Mr. and
Mrs. George Money, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Davis, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam CartwrigSt, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Curran, Mr. and Mrs. E. L
Hull, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fiske, Miss
Wedeles and Mr. C. E. Doll.
It was tho general remark that this
Year's New Years' celebration was one of
the most enjoyable ever known in Santa
Fe. The presence in the city of many
visitors and their calls upon our people
proved the source of mutual pleasure.
The custom of New Years' calling is one
that should be perpetuated, instead of be
ing allowed to lapse into non-observance
as is tho case, at present, in many com
munities of the cast. Its influences upon
neighborly hospitality permeates and
gives social life to the whole year.
The Fifteen club met on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. J. L. Marsh. The
literary exercises consisted of a paper by
Mrs. Marsh on the burning of Washing
ton and the battle of New Orleans, and a
reading from Owen Meredith by Mrs.
Warner. Under current events, Spain
was the special topio of discussion. Mrs.
Shannon acted as critic of the afternoon.
The club meets on next Thursday at the
residence of Mrs. Shannon.
La Tertulia Idiomatica met with the
Misses Msnderfieid last Saturday after
noon and had a delightfully Bocial time,
some delicious Spanish chooolate adding
in no small degree to the fluency of the
Castilian tongue. The membership of
the society has beon limited to ten, which
for an afternoon gathering is perfect.
The meeting this afternoon will be with
Miss Maggie Fleming at her mission
school in the northeastern pag of the
oity.
A very enjoyable impromptu dance
ooourred at the Social club Thursday
evening, attended by quite a number of
the members with a sprinkling of visitors.
The pleasures of tho occasion were not
terminated until a late hour. The Social
club is more than proving the important
factor in Santa Fe social matters that
was expected at the time of its organiza
tion. Tho regular semi-monthly meeting of
the Amaranth club was held at the resi
dence of Mrs. A. P. Hogle on Monday
i evening (New Years Eve), a very large
number of the members and invited
guests being present. The literary and
musical features of the evening were
highly entertaining nnd instructive.
Misses Ruby Lynch and Sadie Holzmnn
returned last Tuesday from Denver. They
are being visited by Miss Minnie Holz
maii, of Las Vegas. The latter returns
home to-morrow.
Mrs. J. Frnnkel and her daoghter Miss
Rose Frnnkel, from Oskaleosa, Ian have
arrived at the sauitarium where they will
be for some weeks for the benefit of the
former's health.
Rev. C. L. Bovard, tho presiding elder
of the Methodist church, is up from Al
buquerque and supplies Rev. Madden'
pulpit to-morrow.
Representative and Mrs. J. F. Hinkle,
of Lincoln oounty, are stopping at the
sanitarium for the legislative session.
Miss Hamilton, of San Antonio, Texas,
is visiting Mrs. R5bt. Hirvey.
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Charge Day or Night.
A. C. IRELAND, Jr., Prop
Personal Attention to Prescription Counter.
E10KE TELEPHONE NO. 87. , BESIDENCE TELEPHONE W 84. .
Cards have been received' in this oity
announcing the marriage on December
24 of Miss Mary L. Stright, the Presby
terian school teacher at Archuleta, to Mr.
J. W. Miller, the merchant nt Jemez
4ueblo. Their friends here wish them
great happiness.
There is joy nud rejoicing in Dr. Os
burn's small but happy family owing to
the advent of a blue-eyed baby girl
weighing ten pounds at 7 o'clock yester
day morning.
Senator Pedro Peren, of Albu querquf
accompanied by Mrs. Perea are the
guests of the sanitarium.
Lieut. James A. Anderson is expected
back to-night from a trip of several
weeks to Colorado Springs.
Councilman W. B. Bunker has apart
ments at the sanitarium for the legisla
tive session.
Mr. John Franklin, a member of the
Eddy bar, is visiting tho capital.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
A warm breeze drove of the threatened
snow storm to-day.
Clean cotton rags wanted at this office
for machine purposes.
The firemen's ball on New Years night
was a great sucoess and quite a neat sum
was realized for the purposes in view.
An extra large edition of the Spanish
edition of the New Mexioak was issued
at 10:30 to-day, and the newsboys reaped
a teal harvest. .
The Democrats of precinct No. 1 meet
to-night at Trinity hall to nominate can
didates for justices of the peace; while
the Democrats of precinct No. 18 meet
also to-night for the same purpose at the
house of Bernardo Sais.
By reference to an advertisement in
this issue it will be noted that County
Tax Collector Solomon Spiegelberg is
now prepared to receive the payment of
taxes. His office is at his place of busi
ness on the plaza. He has appointed as
his deputy Mr. A. F. Spiegelberg.
In the oase of John S. Thompson vs.
the Sandia Mining and Smelting com
pany, Judge Lnughlin to-day refused to
grant the motion of tho defendant to dis
miss the oase on the ground that Mr.
Thompson had filed no replication, and
gave the latter further time. Judge A. L.
Morrison represented the plaintiff and
Mr. W. B. Childers the mining company.
Under the ruling of Judge Langhlin to
day the treasurer of Rio Arriba county is
debarred from paying any warrants for
publio school teachers' salaries until fur
ther order of the court.. This was done
on application of Jose Manuel Duran,
setting up the fact that he and many oth
ers in the county had without cause been
removed from their offices as precinct
school directors by School Superintend
ent Larragoite; that they were acting con
temporaneously with opposition boards,
and that there was a certainty that con
flicting warrants would be presented to
the county treasurer by the petitioners
on one hand and the Larragoite ap
pointees on the other. Jndge Laughlin n
few days ago passed an order directingthe
treasurer to answer in the matter. This
he failed to do, and the above order made
to-day is the result. Until the rights of
the conflicting olaimants are settled by
the oourt, the Rio Arriba school teachers
will have to wait for their salaries.
Mr. L. A. Hughes, who has been in Cal
ifornia for some weeks, reports that the
heavy rain's out there have given a won
derful impetus to irrigation and to all
lines of agrioulture and fruit raising and
that the people are confident in the belief
that California is on the verge of a great
boom. 'The recent great damage dorie tr
the Florida orange crop is also a source
of great business satisfaction to the Cali
fornia fruit raisers, ns it means that Cali
fornia oranges will receive a wider mar
ket and better prioes far some time to
come. Mr. Hnghes while away did a goed
deal of work on the Peralta grant case in
behalf of the government; and in co-operation
with Mr. Reynolds seoured a large
amount of valuable testimony that will
be used at the hearing of the case in
the land court.
Judge Laughlin this morning filed n
decision on the application of the Postal
Telegraph company to be allowed to re
tain its wires on the Santa Fe bridge
across the Rio Orande just below Albu
querque. Tlior .lult is a victory for the
Postal company over its rival, tlis West
ern Union people. The latter company
opposed the granting of the petition on
two grounds: First, that .Judge Seeds
had already decided the oase. Seoond,
that the Western Union had the exclu
sive privilege of us'ng the bridge under
its contract with the Santa e road and
the receivers of that road. Judge Laugh
This cut repreents
Goebel's famous
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The most wonderful inven
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either hard or soft ooal,
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burn for 63 hours and 15
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W. H. GOEBEL.
HARDWARE
lin held that the oase was not barred by
Judge Seed's decision and that the con
tract set ud was against publio policy.
The receivers are accordingly restrained
from removing the Postal's wires until
further action by the court. Messrs.
Childers & Dobson represent the Postal
company and Catron & Speiss the West
ern Union.
A letter from Las Crnoes to Mr. Quin
tus Monier, of date yesterday, states that
Frank Rochas was found dead at his
ranch house near La Luz, a few days ago.
His friends believe that he was assassi- '
nated, as previous attempts have been
made. He was a Frenchman, and was
favorably known in Santa Fe as an ex
pert worker in wood. He build the
handsome stair-case in the Loretto
chapel and at St. Vinoent sanitarium.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your
litfe Away.
Is the truthful, startling title of a book
about No-To-Bac,the harmless, guaranteed
tobacco habit cure that braces up nico
tinized nerves, eliminates the nicotine
poison, makes weak men gain strength,
vigor nnd manhood. Yon run no physic
al or financial risk, as No-To-Bao is sold
by Geo. W. Hickox & Co., under a guaran
tee to cure or money refunded. Book
free. Address Sterling Remedy Co., New
York or Chioago.
Letter Lint.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the postoffice at Santa Fe, N. M., for
the week ending Jan. 6, 1896. If not
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington.
Acima. Jose E Lunts, J P (2)
Aliz, Abundia Jiunnn, Murv
Archuleta, Lucas Lopez, Florenc-ia
UniTonghs, Qiiiucy Martinez, Cleofus
Chaves, Tiiches Martinez, Juan V
Chaves, Felis Martinez, Piedad Z
Douegheu, Antonio G Mnroney, Q Y
Doimirlieu, J J Ott, Charles
Duetcher, Win (2) Sandoval, Julian
Garoia, J Delgado, Pellno
Garoia, HosetFe Sander, Dennis
Green, John Tenorio, Felis
Grohe, Adams Trujillo, Rita
In calling please say advertised and
give the date.
T. P. Game,
Postmaster.
Dyspepsia seldom causes denth, but
permits its victims to live on in misery.
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and
all stomach troubles.
Dr. Price's Cream Caking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.
Notice is hereby given to all tax-payers
for the county of Santa Fe that I am now
ready to reoeive all taxes due for the pres
ent and past years. My office is in the
rear of my business stand on San Fran
cisco street. Also beg to give notioe that
A. F. Spiegelberg has been appointed by
me as my deputy.
Sot.. Spieoki.bkeo,
Collector.
TELEPHONES.
Sold outright, estimates furnished on
private line and telephone equipments.
Correspondence solioited.
I. Bpaeks, Santa Fe, N. M.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
At Stinson's, inferior liquors, etc., next
to Claire hotel, west side of plaza.
Call up telephone No. 09 when yon have
a telegram to send, and the Postal wilt
send a messenger for it at once.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so
displeasing to many people as marks of
age, may be averted for a long time by
using Hall's Hair Renewer.
Cine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa
loon. " - t
Wanted Good milch oows. - Apply to
John J. Ortiz.
Telephone rates commencing January
1, to Allerton, Bland and Cerrillos, will be
SO oents per conversation, and at present
Allerton and Bland oanonly be communi
cated with at 9 a. ni., 12 noon, 8 p. m.
and 6 p. m.
For Rent, One large, well lighted, fur
nished room; southern exposure; con
venient location to legislature. Inquire
at this office.
The World's Fair Tests
showed ao baking powder
so pun or so great In leav
tnlng power as the Royal.
Xew Years at Park View.
A correspondent of the New Mexican
writing from Park View, Rio Arriba
county, states that the New Years servioes
at tho cathedral there were uf a most im
posing nature. The edifice was beauti
fully adorned and the New Years sermon
by Rev. Father Girond was well prepared
and ably delivered. The musio was of a
soul-inspiring nature. The "Adeste
Fidelis" sung as an offertory, wae beauti
fully rendered, the various veioes blend
ing in exquisite harmony.
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