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VOLUME II.
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, JANUARY 1, 185
NUMBER 28.
Santa ft iDccklij cwtlc.
ifyuLn.rui.nr ii r " " -
HHLUHtO IVLT I TODAY, IV
. "' WILLI .M DREW.
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TERMS.
WEEKLY- $5 a yer, payable Invariably in
advance i ainele copies 12 1-2' cents. Advertise
ments, $1 M per square of ten lines for the first
insertion, and II for every subsequent insertion.
mHE U. . Mail from ante Fe to the States
I 1 1 1L. C J.. nt unh
OFFICE OF COWY. OF UB., I
FoT Um.m. N. M . ntr. 22. IR52,
CALED PHOPl'SALS will berecetved at ths 1
offire, till 12 oVIork. M., on Tnesdav the 28lh day
of Febuary, 1833. for furnishing Flour to the Ü
Slate's" Troops, at Ihe points anil in the quantities
mentioned, as follow-:
At Titos. N. M 125.0H0 ooiinds.
At Fo t Union, N. M, I.W.IHKI "
At Simla Fe, ' M.l'On "
At Albuquerque. 220 000
At Fort O tirad, ' 12IÍ.IKK1 ,
A' Fo t Fdlinore, ' , 230,1100
The flour mut be of "siine.fme" quality, and de
livereil in strong cotton "drill .ng" sacks, of KHIlbs,
ee'i
if Ve ral nnper-l Untilitless many ol thriii
hne used l lie s.iint: language, IniiiiJrds
of li IIM'.l
I Mr, 'tr'.ins Perplexed u can't
1 ... i : .1 n. . v i. .i i i
1 leaves regul.rly on the first day of each p,rn-i,ls are invito for the whole amount, for 7" ""." "'. " " ' e asn.iry, ne s
-onth. 'that required t several points, oi for that require I again (low II 1 Newport W lib
Jjsage during the summer months $125 DO .,tanv particular point. I, is wife, (mo childien and a gt'l Hli'!
A 8tory for Non-Advartii8rj. I cabin Tlir postage mi these IcMcis is tinns in all emeu; after some diseussini
The ftillnw ing oii ntioii f Mi Pi r-leqtml tn sixty-fiuircahin or one hundred the i-f pto t w bs agteed to,' and the bil
kins iiiiiiI( be re ait by that interesting mid nine second cabin passengers! refercd to committee of tie while,
cas of business men who aie ten poor j These must he prot iiM with good Also an net concfiniug fn mis, wit
lo atlveisi. How tliey wimiler I the berths, beds and bedding, well fi d a d ainein'incnt-; tlie lepnit was adcp'H1
success of Mr. Tewkshury, wh"ii he is wait.d upon, while tie hags of letters 1 mid the bill oldt ted to a tliild rtadin,
at the yearly ex, ensc ol adteilising in cm he stowed away in any (Ink hole ol pHi (I
Mr ( indilork by leave, introduced a
bill fur the relief of rtaii M ijnvt niid Ber
nalillo, permitting arii (lit en t'eii ic-
winter months $1NI 0"
40lbs of hargage allowed to e eh passewrer.
WALDO, HALL, It CO Proprietors.
Santa Ft, Sept. 18, 1852 tf
Hoticc to
travellers.
Tl. ...... ...... .....tp. Ma In ka m-,,1- tn nnm
year. an'Mhe faithful f'llfilme d thereof to he guar- Wú. re under beaten he get- money to
aniied by Iwo lesponsihle securities whose nainei spend III ibis way, is mine limn I can
nvit be entered in fie proposals ,.
Une romtn or tne amnion, reuuiren ai earn poini,
must he delivered n'rli.ly, i-omnieiicing on Ihe 1st
day o August. 153.
(fyriie Cnnuiiissanes, or priiinnnl Assistant
THE undersigned, Mail Contractor from 8an
Antonio, Tas, to Santa F, N. Mexico,
Would respectfully inform the travelling public
that he has placed upon the line the best kind of
stock and good comfortable spring carriages for the
accommodation of passengers.
The mail will leave Banta F on the first of each
month, and arrive at San Eliiario bv the 1 Ith,
Leave San Eliiario on the 12th of every other
month, and arrive at San Antonio on the last day of
t the same month.
Leave San Antonio on the first of every other
month, and arrive at San Eliiario on the llltS.
Leave san Eliiario on the 20th of each month,
and arrive at Santa Fs the last day of the same
month.
This will be the arrangement for the present
tut will in a short time be changed to a monthly
mail.
Passengers will be taken tlirouirh from Santa Fe
to San Antonio for $125, and from Kl Paso to San
Antonio for f 100. From Santa Fe to El Paso for
$30.
Passenger! will be allowed 4U pounds of bag.
age.
Greatest distances between watering places 40
miles. Mr. Skillman is an old hand and well ac
quainted with the route.
He will also have on the line a small train of
light wagons.
6 HENRY SKILLMAN.
anta Fe, Dec. 8, 1851 tl.
Cniiiuiinnirie. of the nbsislcnce in New Vemcu.
will reserve the ri!ht of iu'Twina: or 'imii.t'-intr
the urmmiit lo he dehvi-reil al each and evwy point,
hy one f Air 7, by giving six months notice to that ef
fect. ISAAC BOWF.tf.
Ciirf. t C S
ADniXTSTIUTOIl 8 XOTK E.
VTOTICE is hereby given, lhat the undersigned
it has been trrantfil letters of oilminH'r tion n
the estate of It 'wnm ÍJ 'uiiip, deceased. Iiv the
Prob.ite J idire of the cn intv of an Miguel, Ter.
r'inrvoi lew me (. oeari ur n-iie m unv ni , . . .
August. 1KS2. and all persons haringc'aiins a?ainst ellit Weeks lnileeil. 1 sent lief on a
said estate are mititied In present them for allnw- clienii exonisinn bill 1 couldn't lo m
. . li, A..t f :.l it,. 1 . . r.
He hadn't a Ceiil when hp began
foe yt at ago. Look at bun nin In es
out of Iohii, keejis a hotse, diives in
and mil every day. His ixjituses must
be lui jet he seems to iay as be
"oes. I bone there is iiolhini! uiihil'
abnnl l eukihnry. 'I hen look at the
in iiiey he spends loradwrli.intJ Why,
thai is enn'ili to ruin any an, I don'l
dre how rich he is I hate In en in
business for thirty Jeais, lid I can't
atfnid any of these tl.inus NNnnltlii'l
I look well lakine iiyxil'e down to
.Newjiort and btaymg 'hire i igbl weeks.?
the ship, and without any further cate,
until Ihe arrival of the sleamir at l.iv
einool.
" I he treiwlit cliarced upon rtnnds is : eoimls with the I reasnrer lo tie an mint
thiity-seten and a half dolíais ier ton ;' r,ft ved from tlem by Hies r Wist,
hence, li e iostRfr leuid on i ne hull ae United Mnjes l)itiii t Alton t) h i
Inn of lelters is equul to lie freight of the Terii'oiy; Ihe recoil was mli' lid,
two hnmln d and iie Ions i f dry goods j ,) . bill i.tdered lo si c nd reidh g;
carried in the same Sleami r. I here is ! Hf. r diciivsioii h Messis Tnlrv and
also this difference: ihe owner or con- Wheaten. it ws oti motion lefcrid to a
ineiti urilhin nni) vuir fmm Illa ílatu nt biii (1r ml it . i
:zr ' , Ji:.i ,,i I can t au..in ii-ooin take in
not w;lhin th'ee years, shall he for ever harreo liloiiey eiioni'li tu do ll. And then to
and all persons imlebte.l Inihesaid estate are re- see a man t nil his money, jiit lo let
quested to come forward en I m V sct'ii-menl , .' ' .
" .. ........ ...... . .. neottil see IH4 minie III th liuiirQiiiM
HENRY CONNELLY,
1 rutrauiiior.
Las Vegas, Oct. 2, 1852.- f.
people see his mime in tlie papers
sending cards and hi Is all ahoul the
conirv I e ksbury bleeds freely fur
bis tniilH. I mnt cniiles!
I SITED 8TATC8 OF AMERit A.
Territory of New Mexico, ) United Alates D.slrict
County of Sint . Fe. court, Sept, term, 1852
CERAN St VRA1IÍ "I
vs
Henry L. Dodge k ' Attachment,
.tlexander W. Reynolds. J
This day eame the plaintiff by his attorney, and
It appearing to the satisfaction of Ihe court, that
Alexander W. Reynolds, one of the HefHiidunls in
this cause, is not a resident of this Territory, but
resides beyond Ihe limits thereof, so that the or
dinary process of law annot be executed upon
hira, It is theiefore ordered, that the said Alex
ander Vf. Reynolds enter his appearance hereto,
on or before the first ú y of the next term of this
court, to be begi n and held at the court room in
the city of Santa Fe, on the third Monday of
March next, and plead, answer or demur t plain
tiff's petition, or judgment will be rendered against
him. It ia further nlerrd, that publication be
made of this order according to law.
A true copy of the order made in the
above cuse, at the September teim of
said court. A. D. 1852.
R H. THOMPKINS, Clerk,
Santa Fe, Dec. 11, 1852.-25 4w
.. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
territory of New Mexico, 1 United States D'ütrict
County of Santa Fe, court, ep. term, 1852
HUGH M. BECKWITH, 1
vs Attachment.
David Waldo. Jacob Hall, k '
William McCoy. f '
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and
It anneinne to the satisfaction of the court, that
neither of the said defendants are resulrnis of this
Territory, but reside bevourl the limits there f, to
that the ordinary process or law cannot De exrcu
ted upon them. It is therefore ordered, 'hat inrv
m.ke their ppearanca hereto on or before the
first dav ol the next term of this court, to De nt'
gun and held at the court room in the city of Santa
Fe on the third Monday of March next, -ml pira l,
answer or demur to niamlilt s petition, or iuig
tent will Le rendered against them. It is fmther
ordered, that publh atmn be raale of this order ac
ordine to law.
A true copy of the order made in the
above cause at the September term of
laid court. A.D. IW2.
R H. THOMPKINS, Clerk,
finta r,D 11, 1852 -24 4w.
mi i .
vnTirp
TSherebv given lhat Ihe dm heretofore known ' OHlcIl me III ilia! trap, no how
I. as the li in of Gerk & Zoiller. of Duft Ai.a. N
M., ha been diSMilved hy mutual consent. All
demands against sanl fiim and all accounts d ie to
It will be nettled with Julin N. Z'wller. All lie
m .nils are required to be f uwaided with promp
titude, and ail accounts must be ettlel 1 1' nut
delavi GKCK & ZoELLER
DiB.1 Ana, Nov. 1. k8.2.
t'KITED STATES OF AMERICA
territory of New Mexico, j Third Judical District
Wri'fen fat th .Inula iVv Wttkly G u tl.
THE RUINS OF OLD PECOS.
Monastic shade I thou monument of times
That with the Aztec's fading gloiy fled I
S' ill ve exist, a chronicle of crimes
Bv dire invasion's haughiy vassal- spread.
Benelh thy walls, reposing are the dead,
Who fell of y oie when slaughter bnie a rwayi
The valiant chief, who savage legions led,
Lies low beneath the rums of der.y.
While o,er the hoary pile the winds of sum
mer play.
1 In ) unti l
I don't
do no good; I gol a lot of c-rds mid bills
printed fi'. e years ago, and there they
ate in the dr.-k now. , No body et it
rals 1'ir them. And tbei 1 advertised
four weeks in a newspaper money
thrown away wasted! twL'hiny is
a lool, mid be must fail, out r or biter
I'm sorry lot him le as n.,lnrully a
ctetei Itlluw. Il must cst him more
to adveitise than all the mum y I t u k !
I wi'b muí body would buy me out
trade is mi dull " N
All he said about Tew ksbnry was
true enni'gli, wild the slight excition
thai Tewkhnry was in danger ol foil-
i liiu. ' 1 hat ten thing which IVlLiiis
tlionght would fail him, was that which
kept him up He bean business with
j noiliiiig bnl hi huin he let peopli
understand whi te he whs, and whal be
i lid lo gite them for their money, ami
be got a print run of trade, which is
cniistantly increasing. , Heikins lost his
business just as fast s his customers
no sit i" I
sii'iiee has a eiiaranly for their safe de
lit ery to older, while the si nder of a
letter has nosnch secmity. Il he should
enclose in a litter a 1 1 1 1 1 , l i-d nt a thuu
sa id pound bank note, and pays lie pus-
(age, he has no guaranty for its safe ar
rital in (reHt Rtitain; and if il should
he Inst, neither the owners ol the ste.
mer nor the post nrhce are accountable
Hut il is lint so with gm.ils on I'n ight ;
if lliev should be Insl ol (In III ged, the
owners are cnmptllid to make good the
loss or damage
"To i ose the enormity of this tax,
let us take anolherexainple. I be freight
uf flour to Liverpool is now reported at
Is 9' to 2.4 stilling, l et ns suppose
it at the highest rt, two shillings, or
fifty cents a l-ain-l The pnslnie o
thirty-two thousand or ha'f a ton of let
ters would pay the freight of fifteen
thousand thrte hundred and sixty bur
iel of Hour."
Il would seem as if iiotenimenls
llioiiull it specially iiicnn St it I upon tin m
in ohsiri cl the coinii.i rte ai.d inter
course of the pern le.
We lope Mr Bates w ill persist in lis
woik of eiiliuhi inng and aiotisii g the
Public on this snl ject, am! bring pliblic
sentiment to heal upon Congiess, so
that the policy of cl nip ocean postkge
maybe Speedily (allied ilitl 1 i -
Nati 'nnal Era.
arrttlirir:
Iepiltitive Afise ir.W;.
spiri-l committee,
Itnsiness ,in the Speaker's table.
Messai.'e from the Council informing
the House that tlie y had adopted the,
memorial to Congress asking Inr ap ro
p'iations for Peneletiiiary, and Alltsian
well in the Jornada del Muerto.
Bt leave, Mr Otero introducid a bill
maling it a jienal i ffi nee to picclase
cloihinu. "fin or other property In in
so'diers; ordered lo second n ailing and
r fered lo the committee oil the Ji.dlt'l-aiy.
(In motion the rules were Hlpeiidcd
in order t lake tip the agranl law
Minify amendments weie inuid hy
Mr Jose K Ortm ai d oti en, and d ba
led at but ill by Jose I Oitir., Toby,
Oltio, C t'lltz and Sena y Hun. ero, the
most impurtanl nfw Inch w as ihe amend
ment of Mr Ju"c K Urliz piohibiiing
appeals in cases of tagiancy to the Dis
till Court, which after an earnest dis
cussinii by Messis Joe V. and C Ortiz,
and Sena y Homero for, and Messrs 'I u
lev, Otero, and Gonzales against, yt as
adopli d by a yote of U lo 10.
Adjourned till ten o'clock lu-morrow
mnriiing
Wednesday, Dec. 83-10 A. M.
House net; reading of the Journal
liíuM1, ivi'if
Mi .! pin-. J .. titi.'n i.f (' !;
t l-.k.-, uskn.g p. o t It iL'; ihe
Sad now appears Ihe solitary moun I.
Where ivy creeps upon the virgin's tomb,
And sighing winds repeal with moaning sound, died or Went i f) le took
The mournful echoes that escsoefrom gloom i get new out S, and li e colisi quei.ee is,
Fair In the Sp.ing appears Ihe lily's bloom, ,, ,e is lit leg on w hat be inadelwen
To add ils fragrance to the balmy air, , ,u
Iud mo.,n. the breeze the requiim of doom. , ., , ,Vi.
ror those whit, alf.en.hir in nhllvi.in tner. t. . '. . ...
.r. .... , ...i....-.:;..., iiuAut
la Itit.d.. j,i ' II.IW'll Oil t I . IS, lll l.ia.li l, air
j court, Nov. term, 1N52
Petition to foreclose mort
VP-
Count r of fucorro
William 8. Messervyl
tnd
James J. Webb,
Merchants under the
ntmee of Neiiervy 4
e.
Sarah Bongette.
' This day cam the plaintiffs by their attorney,
Sid it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the said Sarah Bonyette, defendant, il not a
resident of this Territory, but resides beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary' process of the
laW cini.nl be executed upon her,
. It Ik therefore ordered by the Court that the said
defendant enter her appearance hereto on or befo -e
the tint day of the next term of this court, lo be
begun and beta at the e urt house in the town of
L m;tar, oh the first Mondar of May (ext. A D ,
1853, and plead answer or demand to plaintiff's pe
tition, or judgment will be entered against her. II
is further oidered by the court that nonce, by pub
lication, be given according to law.
Atruicopy. HENRY WINSLOW,
' ' Ciirk.
limjt r, Socorro County,
Deelmbtr SIR, 1B52.
-"'"""'" 1" ": ' s '
Je W. REKD, -
ATTORNEY At LAW,
' ltV 0 lADTi f. siiw MEXICO.
WILL practice in the Courts of .santa Fe,
md adittinln'g counties) and Wit) atl-nd to
arinriul Iniiwssi In ariV pkrt of rhb Territory.
Gave up fur gltuy's crown, life's
and care.
Dead is the flame that long by savage hands
Was kept alive for Montezuma's sake,
Invasion came, and w th t- gory hands
Did rudely there a work of havo" make
No more does music in ihe valley wake
From d ill repose the tin a y solitud.
Far. far sway, 'lit gliding o'er the lake,
Where Maiiilou, forbidden o 'ntrude,
Hides in a toral cava with ocean monsters
rude.
Yet lovely is the scene when moon-be ms gild
Th 'se gloomy i nine on a suniin-1 'a night,
When fancy ran for former ages build
What lime destroys in tn mentary fi ght :
Many a pilgrim will the scene invite,
Wh' n weary of his staff he leans al morn,
W lh the fust glimmer of Aurora's light,
When w;lh bright Venus . ngly is born,
He will hli toil forgot wheie Beauty sits forlorn.
ONNET.
Lonely is now the lofty pyramid
Amid the ruins of Cholula proud.
B neaih the shadow of the .en.pesl cloud,
Beitity is theie. 'mid silent ruins hid
Theie oft at eve doth stray the sopilive kid,
Whe e once came Cur'ei with a valiant band,
'Mid savage splendor d'd Ihe hero stand,
And fmm its spoil could not his hands forbid i
Ages have pass'd and that deserted place
Boasts hut a pyramid anil P.une's decay i
Malinche'i glory and Ihe Altec race
Ex! (ted bu a transitory dav
All gloomy seems, deserted and alone,
This fa lmg gem ot Monteiuma'a throna
Banta F, Dec. 12, 1KJ2.
yon f ll.ming in the 'rack of your friend
I Perkins If yon are, either Flint up
' your simp, ol pitch lulu this great pub
lie il yon di) not do the latter, your
credit, rs will p.lcli into you and shut
y.ni tip'
Cheap Gnu Pwtige.
Few persons ale aw are of ihe enor
minis and absnid tax unpused upon mail
matter crossing the ocean. The follow
ing ixiiuct of a communication from
ir Bites, in (tie- New Yolk Ertnivg
W', presents the puhj. ct wi'b gteal
clear- ess and force. W e ask for it the
attention of every reader:
"The present rales atei enormously
high and bu densome, not only tn the
poor emigrants who have made our
co'intry their home, but to merchants
and men of business. Fur example, a
letter to Great Britain is claigxl k4
cents) under half an ounce; for a ft ac
tion over hallan oiincn it is charged
double- 48 cents; and if perchance it
should be a penny weight over an ounce,
it is charier! quadruple postage. ninety
six Cents! By what ainhoiity a treble
letter, or an ounce and a half, is char
ged quadruple postage, I bat e yet lo
Irani, unless it is to follow the example
of the lirilisb post office.
l,et its particularly examine the ex
tent of this enormous tax noon the busi
ness interests and social affections of the
people The steamer Canada carried
nut one trip to Liverpool, thiity-ttvn
thivisaud letters, besides newspaper
We w ill suppose that these were all sin
Why is man ascending Veen ins
like an Irishman trying to kiss a pietty
girl? Because be warns lu git at tlie
crattr't moutlu
HOUSE t'F KH'lr.MN' A . T I
Tuesday Dec. 2-10 V. M.
Journal read and approved.
Mr I oley fioiu the commitlee o;i the
Judiciary reported hack tt iilumi am. nd
meut the hill lelatite to lost money or
property, and ricoinmeiided ils pass ijje;
ihe report was adopted.
Also a bill anthorir.iur the bolding of
raits in the town ol I . mtu Ana, comity
i f Dofi i Ana. Mr F l ino off. ri d to
sun lid by insertiiR eiyhl dats llislend
uf lour days; agreed to, and the report
adopted.
Mr V Pino obtained leave of absence
lilt the et cuing session.
From Ihe C'ouni il, a men mini to I on-
L'less, askiiii; an approiilalion lo aid
Jesns de l.uta in lit com) h-th n of an
Ai lisian well near the capital; lead
second and tl.iid time, and aflt r Some
discussion bt Messis Ult to, T nh y , Cha
te, of Vch licia, mid t Ortiz, was adop
ted. By leave, Mr W ln aten offered icso
littiiius respectili Ihe death of the late
(iovitiior ( all i,' read ncond and
third time and passed.
' Mr Bica y t'mo by leave, introduced
a bill in relation to 1 1 a . - civil cliiceis of
the Territory j ordered In be translated.
Mr L'hatcz of Valencia, asked the
Mouse to tuke up the bill on education;
oideiid la second rending I j ils title.
An act coiic( mire crtn.es mnl pun-
ishmenls, oideii d lu second reading,
ami referid In committee if the whole.
'I he Co. men's bil. regulating Weights
and Me asmes, read and ordered to be
translated.
Adjourned till four o'clock in the af
ternoon. ' ,
EVKN1K0 SESSION.
4 o'clock P. M.
House pet and took up the second
reading of bills.
An act lo chance the county seal of
D' liña Ana county to (.as I ruces, or
dt red lo third reading and passi d.
Bill fmm the 1 iiuncil authorizing the
Auditor to audit and the ireasmer In
pay the salaries of Probate Judges pre
vious to the act constituting t erritorial
'I reusury 1852; also
In its older, an act protidiiiL' for the
holding special terms of the District
:i,e
;'. !'-r
lMt tl
cle letters, weighing haff an ounce each;
their tteiubt would be one tliotnand Cnnri, af'er tn data' public notice; te
Hounds, and the iiustagest'ten thomaiid , fend lo the coit uiitleeou the Judiciary
six hundred and eighty dollars. Mr Tulcy from the committee on the
"The (.'alinda, charges one bundled Judiciary, reported .dtesey to the hill
and twenty dollars for first cabin pas. ' n fered to litem rcgiilaiing the manner
wKt and lefeiily dolían fur neconJ of taking tesliuiony by written diclura-
", i ill J ; il I f (el-
J , .., ,v.r..: - in.: p.-,
li-e ren.ut ' 1 . ii. .'.. il, it it
ordi nd to be lr-.nslat.d.
Also a hill dt fining jurisdiction of Jt s
tices courts and duius ol JtiS'icts if
the I'eaci; oidilid to s( ( ond nadiig,
and n l'eied lo the committee on the Ju
diciary. Mr Sena y Rentero, an act amei ding
an at t irgulalinu the lernloiii.l Ilea
snrt; oidered lo a sect nd teadii (j, and
tt ft nd lo the commitlee cu the Judia-
')' m . , .,
Mi Vigil, a bill reculatii g tie ehc
ti'.n of Delegate to Congiess changing
lime of election fro ia fust Monday in
Scpiembn to first Monday in Mat; the
lull was oppiis. d liy Sena y lít nieio, C
Oiliz ami f Pint., and adtocittid by
Vigil ami Ciaddock alter discussion it
was lost by a tote of 17 lo 6.
An act regulating ceilain pi es.ses
of the District oouit and iVand.ala' and
Sheiiff-' lees; old. rid lo tralis'alor .
Mr F Pino introduced a hill tu ra i e
funds for pnrpoieiof education; orders d
to tiailslalol
Mr Otero introduced a bill to changa
the qualifications of vuler for alfaldts
ami constables; ordered lo stcei.d lead
ing; read a thud time and pnisid.
Mr Sena y Uoini io fiou the c. inn it
tee to whom was reb n d the bill relatite
to rtisiim w ells, rt pftite-fjiib'if sail e
wiihuiit uinendmtnts; lliefort wai
adopted. ""' V
Mr Otero introduced a bill prohibit
ing lie sale i.f spiii'uons liqnors to the
Indians; ordered ! second read.ng; ut
ter amendments offend by Messrs 'F.
rino except nig rilehhts, ItlleJ rt ducili)
finé io li 200, Otero for summary punish
ment; the bill wis r fered lo Ihe com
mittee on ihe Judiciary.
An act aiilhormng the holding of
Fairs in the town of Doña Ana, county .
of Doña Aiu; ordered to third reeding
and passed.
Meinoriol to Congress asking appro
priations for p'tiii tiary, schools, roadi
lo Missouri etc; lead a thud time and
passed
An act relating to Ihe right of man,
permitting any toan for bin, sell or by
any otln r person to appear as ailoniief
in court; Air U Iu nIoii proposed to am
end; was called to order by (Mr C Or
tiz) the chair; Mr W apeahd fiom tU
decision of the cIikÍi; Ihe House sus
tained thecíroir; so Ihe amendment wall
ruh d out. After se.eral in. ffectual at-'
leu pis I.) adjunto, li e bill was rend
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