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He Daily New Mexican
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SPECIAL COURT FUND.
METEROLOGICAL.
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REGULATOR
Are you taking Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, the "King op Liver Medi
cines?" That is what our reader
want, and nothing but that. It is the
same old friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and were never dis
appointed. But another good recom
mendation for it is, that it is better
than Pills, never gripes, never weak
ens, but works in such an easy and
natural way just like nature itself, that
relief comes quick and sure, and one
feels new ail over. It never fails.
Everybody needs take a liver remedy,
sr.fl everyone should take only Sim
cons Liver Regulator.
Be sure you get it. The Red
', ca the wrapper. J. H. Zeilin &
'Xut Philadelphia.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
J. T. FORSHA, Prop
$2,08 Per Day,
Located In the Bust.
neHss portion of city.
S.K. Corner of I'laza
Special rates by the week or month
for table board, with or without
room.
Clothing .Wade to Order
Sol. Spiegelbero-,
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FURNISHER
CLOTHIER.
Carry a full and select line of 1IAT8,
CAPS, (il.OV, etc., and every
thing found in a first-class establishment.
HENRY KRICK.
BOLE AGENT FOB
Lemp's St. Louis Beer.
A 1.1 KIXDMOF Ml Kit A I, WATKK
The trade supplied from one bottle to a
carload. Mail orders promptly
filled. .....
GUADALUPE ST.
SANTA FE
SOCIETIES.
A. F. & A. M.
Monteznma Lodge, No. 1, meets on the
first Monday evening of eaoh month at
7:80 o'olock, in the Masonio hall, in the
Kahn block, San Francisco 8t. Visiting
brethren are fraternally invited. '
W. 8. Habboum, W. M.
F. B. Davis, 8eo.
WOODMEN OF THE WOBLD.
Ooronado Camp No. 8, Woodmen of the
World, meets on the second Thursday
evsning of each month at 8 o'clock, in
Aitlan hall.I.O.O.F. Visiting sovereigns
re fraternally invited.
3. B. Bbadt, Consnl Comdr.
3. B. Hloah, Clerk.
Fine MoBrayer whisky at Colorado sa
loon. :
Too can get engraved visiting cards at
the Nw MixidA, or have them printed
frem yonr plate if yon have one.
Facts Regarding the Distribution and
Condition of Fund Arising from
Albuquerque National Bank
Dividends Opinion of the
Solicitor General.
For the information of the Albuquer
que Citizen, which is indulging in a good
deal of talking through its hat these days,
the New Mexican has taken the trouble
to ascertain from Auditor Garcia the ex
act oondition of the speoial oonrt fund
derived from dividends declared by the
receiver of the Albuquerque National
bank.
The total amount of money so far
placed to the oredit of this fund is $15,
451.72, against which warrants have been
drawn and paid to the amount of $14,
108.59, leaving a cash balance ou hand of
$1,343.13. Under the law eaoh' of the
judicial districts of the territory .is en
titled to draw $6,175 against this fund, no
provision being made for distributing
the actual cash as paid in prorata among
the different districts, and it has hence
happened that the money has been
drawn out on the principle of first come
first served as follows:
First judicial district, $6,067.26; 2nd
distriot, $2,100.48; 3d district, $2,000; 5th
district, $3,940.75. It will be perceived
that the 4th or Chief Justice Smith's dis
triot has not drawn a cent of the money,
while, owing to extraordinarily long and
costly terms of court, Judge Langhlin's
district lacks $107.74 of having drawn its
entire share of the fund.
Unquestionably future dividends will
so increase the fund that all the other
districts will get their full share, and the
fact that some of the distnats may have
to wait a few months for the actual cash
is the only possible cause of complaint in
the premises.
In view of the faot that his distriot had
not drawn a dollar of the fund, Chief Jus
tice Smith notified the auditor of hie in
tention to draw $2,000 for holding court
in Mora county, and at the request of
Judge Collier, of the 2d district, the mat
ter was referred by the auditor to the
ohief law office of the territory with the
following result:
OPINION OT THE SOLICITOR OENKBAL.
In response to an inquiry, Solicitor
General Victory haB transmitted the fol
lowing written opinion to Auditor Mar-
oelino Garcia:
Referring to the matter of the distribu
tion of the Albuquerque Natonal bank
funds for court purposes, as to which you
have requested my official opinion, I beg
to say: Under the provisions of ohapter
22 of the laws of 1895, it is the duty of
the olerk of the district court to issue cer
tificates of indebtedness against the fund
for "suoh expenses an shall be approved
by an order of the court in whioh such
expenses shall be incurred."
The clerk is required thereupon to
transmit to the territorial auditor a list
of such certificates, and the auditor issues
warrants for the original certificates when
presented, cheoking the Bame off from
the list furnished him by the clerk.
There is nothing in the act that would
justify the issuance of such certificates
by the olerk in anticipation ithat such ex
penses shall be incurred and thus in ad
vanoe of a term of court actually held.
Neither does the law contemplate that
suoh funds shall be drawn out by an
omnibus certificate in favor of the clerk
and subsequently disbursed by means of
warrants drawn by him on the county
treasurer with whom the proceeds of the
certificate ehall have been deposited.
Under the law the fund is to meet ex
penses aotually inourred, not those the
making of which may be simply a mat
ter of contemplation", the certificates are
to be drawn, not in favor of the olerk by
the olerk, but in favor of the several
jurors, witnesses, etc., by the clerk; the
disbursement of the fund is not put in the
hands of the olerk but is to be by war
rants issued by the auditor of public ao
oounts; and, finally, payments are to be
made not by the connty treasurer, but by
the territorial treasurer. I believe this
statement covers the inquiries you have
made on this subject.
HOUND ABOUT TOWN.
The penitentiary board of commis
sioners will meet on Wednesday next.
Down at Lamy the railroad boys call it
the "Japan limited" and Bmile over the
fact that even President D. B. Robinson
conldn't ride on that train without paying
his fare.
Judge Laughlin has appointed Messrs.
J. H. Gardes, J. R. Hudson and Chas. W.
Dudrow as appraisers to determine the
value of the property proposed to be
oondemned for the opening of a street
north of the capitol grounds.
Or. Sloan, H. B. Hersey and other
chicken fanoiers of the city havearrangad
to give a free show of thoroughbred
poultry in a room on the east Bide of the
plaza, between 9 and 5 o'clock, on Tues
day. It will be a show worth looking at
and happily will oome within the means
of the poorest. , "
The capitol rebuilding committee de
serves to be commended for its aotion
in holding the proposed plans of the new
capitol for publio inspection. In this
way they may be enabled to avail them
selves of valuable suggestions before the
planB are definitely adopted. Albuquer
que Democrat.
The frost last night cot off the rasp
berry orop. Santa Fe gardeners have
enjoyed this delicious fruit continuously
since July 1. It is the monthly variety,
which was originally imported by the
lamented Archbishop Lamy from Franoe.
Extensive plantings of this berry would
doubtless yield big profits here, for dur
ing four months in the year it is a per
manent produoer.
The Woman's Board of Trade gave
a Holloween hop at Fireman's hall last
night that proved fully up to the stand
ard of delightful events given under the
auspices of this popular organization.
For a time it looked as if the hall
wouldn't hold the comers. The refresh
ments were of superior quality; every
body danced till midnight and a goodly
sum was realized for carrying on the
philanthropic work of the W. B. T.
Santa Fe didn't hold a meeting last
night, as many cities did, to express sym
pathy for the Cuban patriots, but a peti
tion has been signed to be sent to Wash
ington when congress meets. It is unique
for the many nationalities represented
thereon. It was headed by Ireland A.
C, and among the 15C signatures are resi
dents of Santa Fe representing France,
China, Italy, Spain, Egypt, Japan, Mex
ico, England, Scotland and Germany,
while America is represented by the orig
inal inhabitant, the Indian, whose signa
ture, by the way, is the best on the list.
Santa Fe orohardists are shipping ap
ples by the car load to Las Vegas and Al
buquerque merohants. The crop is very
fine. Local merchants are paying from
lj.4 to cents for them and are storing
great quantities. Also tons of winter
pears have been boused and will be placed
on the wholesale market about Christ
mas. New Mexioo towns will have no
need of importing such fruit from Cali
fornia this year. Santa Fe can supply
every community in the territory.
Citizens are reminded that the New
Mexican has the best of facilities for
turning out quickly and at a small mar
gin of profit all styles of job work, let
ter heads, business cards, bill heads, etc.
Support your home paper by patronizing
its job department. This journal is ever
at work for the advancement of the inter
ests of the city and territory and it counts
on, and should have, the support of the
business oommnnity.
Agent Lutz some days ago took up
with Snpt. Hurley the question of a doa
ble forenoon train servioe on the Lamy
branch, but as yet has had no response.
People of Santa Fe protest against the
holding of passengers and mail from the
east at Lamy junction for two and a half
hours, when a run of eighteen miles
would land them promptly at Santa Fe.
Henry Wilson, a colored boy, walking
from New York to San Francisco on a
wager, passed through town this morn
ing tramping westward. He is to do the
trip in thirteen months and has been out
three months, having averaged, he olaims,
thirty-five miles daily since he left New
York.
Commencing tb-day it becomes unlaw
ful to take trout from any stream or pool
in New Mexico until the 1st day of May,
next.
Say, why don't you try De Witt's Little
Early Risers? These little pills onre head
ache, indigestion and constipation. They
are small, bnt do the work. Newton's
drugstore. ,
IN OFFICIAL CIECLES.
CITIZENS PROTEST.
District Court in Rio Arriba County
New Corporations Official
Notes.
Hon. N. B. Laughlin, district judge;
George L. Wyllys, clerk; J. H. Crist, dis
trict attorney; A. B. Renehan, official
stenographer; Rafael Romero, interpreter,
and Messrs. Catron, Pope and Twitchell,
attorneys, left for Tierra Amarilla this
morning, where the Rio Arriba term of
the distriot court opens on Monday.
The governor has appointed W. M.
Drisooll, of Socorro, and Herbert O.
Willis, of Chania, as notaries public. He
has also designated Edwin F. Carey, of
New York, as commissioner of deeds for
New Mexico.
NEW 008P0BATI0N8.
The following corporations have filed
articles with the territorial secretary:
The New Mexioo & Chihuahua Land,
Stock & Mining Company Objeots, buy
ing, selling and operating land, mines
and live stock; capital stook, $96,000; life,
fifty years; direotors, Joseph 8. Bell, of
La Lnz, William B. Tipton, of Tularosa,
and Ednardo Lines, of Chihuahua; prin
cipal place of business, Las Oruoes, with
branch offices in El Paso and Chihuahua.
The Mutual Automatio Telephone Com
pany Objeots, establishment of a tele
phone exchange and telephone system in
Bernalillo and other counties of New
Mexioo; capital stock, $25,000; life, fifty"
years; directors, Walter u. money, eiu
B. Field, Arthur G. Wells, Elias 8. Stover,
Joseph E. Saint, Leroy O. Wright and
Alpheus A. Keen; principal place of busi
ness, Albuquerque.
Hhenmattam Bona mot
When there is laotio acid in the blood.
Liniments and lotions will be of no per
manent benefit. A onre can be accom
plished only by neutralizing this acid and
for this purpose Hood's Sarsaparilia is
the best medioine because Hood's Sarsa
parilia it the only true blood purifier
prominently in the public eye.-'
Hood's Pills aot easily, yet promptly
and efficiently, on the liver and bowels.
25o.
PERSONAL.
The People of Southeastern New Mex
ico Greatly Aroused Lest Fort
Stanton Be Abandoned.
Speaking of the receipt of an order at
military department headquarters for the
abandonment of Fort Stanton, Lincoln
county, the Denver Republican says:
At the time Fort Stanton was first es
tablished it was one of the very impor
tant frontier posts of sonthern New Mex
ico. Indians were continually harassing
emigrants, and in 1856 the Mesoaleros be
came so bad that the government was
obliged to make a permanent post there,
which was named Fort Stanton. Upon
the occupation of New Mexico by the
Texas troops the post was fired and
abandoned, fire consuming everything
but the walls. In 1862 volunteers reoo
cupied it, putting planks and earth roofs
on the buildings and so making them at
most tenantable, but not at all a desir
able place for a residence in a hot olimate.
In 1868 the government saw that it would
be necessary to keep troops in that vi
cinity for a long time and set about re
building the entire post, but early the
following year, before almost anything
had been done except to tear down some
of the quarters, this work wbb ordered
stopped and since that time no improve
ments have been made at all.
Long ago the Indians oeased to be
troublesome for the reason, as an army
offioer said yesterday, "that there was no
longer anything for them to be trouble
some over," and merely because the post
was already established and troops sta
tioned there, Fort. Stanton has continued
on the map. It is 130 miles from a rail
road bat has a poetoffioe and telegraph
depot. A daily mail runs between the
post and the nearest railroad point,
Carthage station. Three successive com
manders of this department and that of
Arizona have urged the abandonment of
the poBt.
A OBKAT 8DBFBISE.
While the above is in the main oorreot,
from a historical point of view, it is not
aoourate as to there being no further need
of maintaining a post at Fort Stanton.
On the contrary, the post has always been
and is to-day an important ad jnnot to the
preservation of law and order in that re
gion. The order for its abandonment was
issued at Washington several days ago,
without the knowledge of anyone in offi
cial circles here, or any resident of the
territory, so far as the New Mexican can
learn, had been consulted, on the subjeot,
therefore muoh surprise was expressed
here when it beoame known. Indeed, lit
tle oredecoe was given the report that
snoh an order had been issued until the
publication of a . dispatch yesterday on
the subject.
Naturally the citizens of Lincoln, Dona
Ana, Chaves and Eddy counties are muoh
exercised about the matter and they rely
on their frienda, both in poblio and pri
vate life, throughout the territory, to
oome to their rescue. At the exeoutive
office this morning several letters oame
to hand from Lincoln county setting
forth the real facta in the case and re
questing the governor to do his utmost
to prevent the carrying out of the war de
partment's order. Gov. Thornton is now
absent in Sierra county, but upon his re
turn in a few days he will no doubt wire
the department and ask that" -the order
be held up at least until the citizens of
southeastern New Mexioo have opportun
ity to be heard. .
CITIZENS ABOUSED.
As indicating the views of oitizens on
the subject this extract from a letter re
ceived at the governor's office to-day
from a prominent citizen down that way
is given,: , ..
"People in all this seotion, in Eddy,
Chaves, Lincoln and eastern Dona Ana
counties, are greatly exercised over the
reported abandonment by the war depart
ment of Fort Stanton, as they well know
that the civil authorities oould not pre
serve order. This whole seotion would
be over-run by outlaws from Texas and
Mexioo ware this order carried into effect,
and the rough element would create dis
turbances among the Indians on the
reservation and be a constant source of
annoyance.
"Petitions from these counties will be
sent direct to the war department, and we
ask yon to do your utmost to prevent the
abandonment of the post."
Another letter, from Hon. James J.
Dolan, says word has reaohed Linooln
that the delivery of post supplies bad
been stopped and that the oitizens were
very fearful that the post would be
abandoned.
"Should such a thing happen," oon
tinues the letter, "we would have 600 In
dians to contend with, and it would be
bnt a short time before this region would
be over-run with lawless characters. Our
oivil authorities would be almost helpless
to render relief to settlers and protect
property.
Nothing so distressing as a haoking
oough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
from it. Nothing so dangerous if allowed
to continue. One Minute Cough Core
gives Immediate relief. Newton's drug
store.
Milk Punoh 10 ots s glass st the Colo
rado saloon.
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DWf rrw.1iw.1uu.
Mr. Aloys Sohenrioh, assignee of Alex.
Gosderf, who was called to the oapital on
business before Special Master Pope,
returned to bis home in Taos this maim
ing. At the Exchange: Ross Griffith, Cer-
rillos; C. F. Wilkin, Msnzann; W. J. Farr,
Greeley, Colo.; Julio Roybal, California;
J. Brown, Springer.
At the Palace: W. M. Cooper, Peoos;
E. B. Fatman, El Paso; 8. Borkhart, 8. B.
Gillett, Albuquerque; Gray Warner, Den
ver. Mr. Wm. Vipond left to-day lor Tierra
Amarilla, where the case of Pedro Padilla
is pending for hearing in the distriot
oonrt. Padilla is charged with the mur
der of Mr. Vipond's brother, in the Valle
moantains last winter.
Acts at onoe, never (ails, One Minute
Cough Cur. A remedy for asthma, and
that fevertsn condition wnion accom
panies severe eold. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate results.
Newton's drug store. . 1
The Now Hall Hoar.
Under the newA, T. 8. F. train
sohedule mails will arrive and depart as
follows:
Arriving at 12:55 p. m., through mail
from the east and north, inqlnding Dsn'
ver points; also Pacifio coast mail and
from points in Arizona and central New
Mexioo. ... ,
Arriving at 12:80-a. m., through mail
from the east and 'focal mail; also mail
from southern New - Mexioo, including
Las Graces, Deming, Silver City and from
1 Paso and points in Mexioo.
Under the new time card mail for the
four points of the compass oloses at the
Santa Fe poetoffioe at 8:80 p. no, and 7:80
I a. m. The mail for the narrow gangs
road closes at 8:20 a. m. Th outside
door at the postofflce will henoeforth be
closed at 9 p. m.
S3orry Keanlta of Over ladala-ence.
John Clark, who has been a resident of
Dona Ana oounty for twenty-five years
and has long been noted for snoh eccen
tricities as advertising that hs kept the
"only second-class saloon .in the United
States." had rather a sorry experience in
the Organ mountains last week, whioh
oame near costing bim nta lire, tie nad
been indulging so freely in strong drink
at Las Crnoes that his mind beoame af
feeted and hs had all sorts of hallucina
tions. Finally hs wandered off into the
bills in qnett of a barber shop, and, not
retorningss was expeoted, his frisnds
went in search of him. After he bad
been out 100 hours without water or food,
he was found lying in ao.arroyo, thor
oughly exhausted and otherwise in a most
deplorable sondition, but eonsoions. He
bd even opened the veins in his hands
and arms to qnenen nis tnim wnn nia
own blood. He wm taken to Las Crnoes,
placed in chargs of a physiolsn and will
probably recover..
Awarded
Highest Honors World' Pair.
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MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. - Free
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
AMONG GOLD PLACERS.
Active Operations with Newly Invent
ed Dry Washers The Cullen
Gronp Deal.
Correspondence New Mexican.
Golden, Santa Fe County, Oot. 81.
Messrs. Woods and Green from Ban Mar'
00s, Texas, who have been in the northern
part of the territory seeking for a placer
property on whioh to operate their large
dry washer, arrived here last Sunday and
have made arrangements to test their ma'
chine on the placer grounds owned by
James A. Woods and associates near here,
The machine was invented by the Mr,
Woods first named, and was manufac
tured by Frasier & Chalmers, of Chicago.
It arrived here last Tussday, having been
hauled from Cerrillos by 3. F. Williams'
four-horse team, its weight being 1,000
pounds. It was immediately put in plaoe
on the placer grounds and operations will
commence at once. It appears to be
very complete and we trust it will prove
to be a suooess.
The machine is run by horse power. I
will report progress.
The mill run test of the ore from the
"Cnllen" group of mines, on whioh Mr,
G. Y. Anderson holds a bond, was com
pleted last Saturday, bnt as yet the re
sult is unknown, except to those direotly
interested. We sinoerely trust that it
was satisfactory and that the deal will be
closed on this property and aotive opera
tions commenced at an early day.
Mr. J. N. Tholl is expeoted this week
to take charge of the Bates, Bender fc
Tholl properties. The machinery, 1 am
informed, has been pnrohased and work
will start at onoe npon its arrival.
Wanted A woman to do cooking and
general house work. Apply at Mrs.
Thornton's.
John MoOnllough Havana olgars at
Uoloradosaloon. .
Tbe World's Fair Testa
showed no baking powder
, so pure or so great ia lear
enlng power as the RoyaL
El
Tinware, Hardware, Stoves,
I have a full line of Picture Frame
and Mouldings and in fact everything
in the household line. I will furnish
you from the parlor to the kitchen on
easy payments and bedrock prices. I
carry the largest stock in the city. I
repair all kinds of furniture, sewing
machines and musical instruments.
Remake matrasses and all kinds of
upholstering .
Job Printing.
Fol Stock Brokers, Mines, Banks, In
surance, Companies, Real Estate, Bust
nessetc. Men, Particular attention
given to Descriptive Pamphlets of Min
.ng Properties. We make a specialty of
LOW PRICES,
SHORT NOTICE,
FINE WORK,
PROMPT EXECUTION,
Stock Certificates
. .. . -,-4-- '.a .v., ..-o.,v
Bill Hesdsof every description and.
small Jobs promptly executed with cart
and dispatch. Estimates given. Work
Ruled to order. We use the
FINEST STANDARD PAPERS
THE NEW MEXICAN
HAMMOND TYPEWRITER
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NSW MEXICAN OFFICE.
S. SPITZ, The Jeweller.
S-A.3STT.A. FE. IsT. IMT.
Beauty hath charms and all the charms
whioh beauty likes best to don are shown
in our grand display of fashionable jew
elry for this season. Jewels like these
would enhance the charms of the most
fascinating belle, and surely no fair one
wonld despite such brilliant aids to her
beanty. Like personal loveliness, they
conquer admiration on Bight; they score
new victories at every inspection. Those
who look over our stook do not willingly
stop with examination. Beaoty may now
be made easily irresistible by a few judi
cious pnrohases from our display of up to
date ideas in every kind of jewelry.
'mm
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U'HOLKSALK DBALBB IN
mum Mil f roil.
Office and Warehouse Lower 'Frisco St.
Oanta .Fe. ; New Mexico,
QjQ OAXjIEIsTTIEj
(hot spuiiras.)
THESE Celebrated Hot Springs are located in the midst of the Ancient
Cliff Dwellers, twenty-live miles west of Taos, and fifty miles north of
Santa Fe, and about twelve miles from Barranca Station on the Denver
& Rio Grande Railway, from which point a daily line of staves run to the
Springs. The temperature of these waters is from 90 0 to 122 o . The gases
are carbonic. Altitude 6,000 feet. Climate very dry and delightful the year
round. There is now a commmodious hotel for the convenience of in
valids and tourists. These waters contain 1688.34 grains of alkaline salts
to the gallon ; being the richest Alkaline Hot Springs in the world. The
efficacy of these waters has been thoroughly tested by themiraolous cures
attested to in the following diseases : Paralysis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Consumption, Malaria Hright's Disease of the Kidneys, Syphilitic and
Merculiar Affections, iscrotiila, catarrh, l. urlppe, all female com
plaints, etc., etc. Board, Lodging and Bathing, $2.50 per day. Reduced
rates given by the month. For further particular address
ANTONIO JOSEPH, Prop.,
Ojo Caliente, Taos County, New Mexico.
WO. 4.
H. B. OARTWRIGHT & BRO,
SPEdlALtlES
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Granulated Sugar per cwt
Colorado Potatoes "
Oats
Corn
Bran
Hay
Basket Fired Japan Tea, per lb
Condensed Cream, pound can
Catsup, pint bottle
Syrup, gallon can
Macaroni, two 1-lb packages
Vermicelli, two 1-lb packages
Fine quality roasted coffee, 34bs 1.00
G-ood Family Flour, 50 lb sk 1.00
Patent Flour 1.15
$5.50
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1.00
1.00
1.00
.65
.25
.10
.20
.50
.25
.25
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