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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-08
THE LEGAL GRIND.
The Opening Cases of the December
Term OF the District Court.

Judge Koon yesterday decided Section 4
of the law passed by the last legislature
prohibiting the sale of butterine to be I'M
constitutional. The case came up on the
demurrer of William F. Peet to an indict-
ment charging him with violating the law.
The court said that the Minnesota law is
modelled after the New York law, which
has been pronounced unconstitutional.
which decision he regarded as both logical
and lust.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-08
RESTAURANT zoo NICOLLET

POWELL & MCLENNAN, Proprietors.
Five-course dinner, 35c; IL to p. N. Open
| from till midnight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-08
The Associated Charities Not Fully Salts
fed With the Results of the
First Year.
A Bonded Warehouse, the Board of Trade
Says, is What the Mill City
Most Needs.
Society for the Protection of Hus.
bands--Ministers Lament the
Hypocrisy Abroad.
Mrs. Mark Norton's Sad story--Ft1
ing Uniform Rates--County
Nkatters.- G eneraI.
IN TRAVAIL AND DOUBT.
The Associated Charities in guam
dary--Is it Il Failure!

The Associated Charities in a guam
dary--Is it Il Failurel
At the annual meeting of the Associated
charities held in the city hall yesterday the
treasurer submitted the following report for
the year ending Jan. l, 1856:
Collected on subscriptions. ...........SS43 10
Paid nine mos salary of sec'y $40 90
Paid eight months Office rent. 100 ga
Paid for books and stationery. Al %
Paid for postage. ~
-S752 81
Balance on hand. .... 500 Sc
Due on subscriptions Jan. 1..........$150 90
Additional donation of II. W. Briggs. 80 90
Cash on deposit. ...............-...... W DO
Total. $3.50 66
Three mos. salary of sec'y due Jan. $50 90
Balance on hand Jan. $40 &c
REHABILITATION.
Whole amount subscribed. 1898 90
Whole expense for year ending Jan. l. So 81
Balance on hand Jan. l, 1885,. $40 &c
The report was referred to the auditing
committee.
The secretary presented, also, his annual
report, in which he reviewed in style pc
.uliarly his own the history of the Organi-
cation, stating that it was instituted year
ago, when the Friendly Inn was eStab-
lished. He was given an office in the inn
and instructed to keep record of the work
Of the association.
The secretary had kept the Office open
from 10 to II a. m. and visited the poor in
the afternoon. The books show nearly 500
names that have received aid since the office
was opened.
While he felt that the society had not ac-
complished al much as had been expected
the secretary claimed that the system of
registration prevented the possibility OF
frauds.
In the spring subscription paper was
started in circulation by Messrs. John de
Laittre, 0. a. Pray and j. L. WYman,
with the following success:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-08

The report detailed at length the objects
and work of The association, and sugges-
tons regarding future work.
The secretary's report was placed on
file
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-22
The Great English Remedy

Ia a never failin
cure for Aervou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vitality, SEM
in a Weakness,
l. st Manhood,
Impoteacy, Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly-
sis and all the ter
rlbie effects of
Self Abuse, youth
full follies and ex-
ceSSeS in maturer
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Telegraphic transfers made.
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collections made at current rites
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold OIL
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-22
MEDICAL.

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ianl9t,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-22
MEDICAL.
%NAAstNs%AsS!

Nervous ana pnl III
cal DEBILITY, Seminal Weak II ..
>prem tor -hse. fsrOStA t~s rllaR. Emissions
Imnotency. Exhausted vitality, Prem ture be-
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thar uSa asai p rmasi-na c. r..
IS Gil Ak ~ re- D.. Price, $3.50 pel
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price. or 60. d. To be had only Of
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

could be said tiat | would not
heartily indorse. | know Of no
more honorable man IN all the re
lations of life. His career IN New
Mexico was very prosperous and
popular. IT. his time he was the
leading lawyer Of the territory. He
also organized the First National
Bank ot Santa Fc, and was its
president for thirteen wears Tho
an active business m IN Mr. Elkins
has never lost his love Of bonkS.
He is scholarly in txste and devote,
hIs leisure hours to study and
reading. Few business men in the
country ;-e as well versed ms he i,
in the literature Of the day Hi
social character is likewise unassail
able. No American or Mexican
ever enioye SO entirely the
confidence ot the people, or was So
generally esteemed by the nativ,
population. HIS first lection AS ?
delegate in congress was by 1. .OGO
to 5000 majority without making
any canvass. The second t.rm,
was given him while he was tray
cling in Europe, both the nominal
tion and election being without his
kno Wedge"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
OUR OWN FAIR LAND.
Territorial Resources Admission as
State Home Industries and Land
Grants.


Grants.
Judge Henry l.. w 10. splic-
i.or in New Mexico for the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fc rnllrol',
and one # thc leading Democrats
of that terr tory. was in the city
on business during the last week. "
saws the New York Tribune of the
10Th inst. To Tribune reporter
who as'<el him about the lmi1-
sion of New Mexico us a State he
repli"
My impression is that tive great
body o! the people of the territory
arc opposed to It's admission at the
present time. The principal OBJ
.irctin1 is that territorial govern
mcnt is more economically admin
istere1 than state government
"""'" oe' A'''"Sl 'he "''Y per-
sons advocating admission are
those seeking political pretcrment
loh"rS ana patronage. among
Dem Gratis ser;oas objection is
that the territory is Republican on
" f"r vote hy LOO to I'3oo. In
the Late election ther" were two lte-
Puolicah caA1IHAteS Tor delegate I"
congress he'r c"'ii"'hsa vote
was = ''oo over me Democrat.
lney each rec"'Ve"' however II
goo" 'h"lY D'n';r'l'ic votes.
no" lar5e the majority " MA Oe
under " Dt'h"'ra'Ic a"m'nlN'ra-
non ana possession OF IN patron
age we prefer I" walf ANA see MY
oe'Iei Is tfat even tlrn tho terrific
ry Will be "tpn'Ilc'n. away
DOWN a. tle D 'tt'h % tA' 'p'i''
non t" tIcen 'oIn5 n'T1 n'ls, II
tie r after "i t"x"ll"n'
"lhere nave been several at
tempfS t" secure the passage OF an
enabling act
"lle one that came nearest to
success WAS II 1871 l"o Di ~
TIE al Mission of the territory
passed the ho1se by two'tInrdS
majority ana ais" the senate But
1t reo'''ed an "'lna"cnt IN the
sc ate ami coming back to the
ho1'e '"'I 81 oY i"lr votes "A a
m 'H0n to ia { It no n tH1 '2''N'
er TAME ANA a Iopt the amend
me'''S' me pass 'S' of the Dill
through me house was que TO me
''"f'S OF y. y h'<.h'' 'hen "eie-
gaze If"m N'W ''rN'co' IL WAS
ms SP'e''' 'n inc OH 'n"' carried
me measure ny U"hl'"m' ma
j"''E' lie roS'c' part "' ,nec'"l'''S
'' 'He ltFr'orE ''r "oll,'SS'"" on
treaty OBJ S'''"'S' Hl' S?cech
''''''" "S one "I 'lo "o''SU '""oo
%" '''e s'"'ec' "' INC admission oil
territories "' S'''eS'
"ha' are your No'e ana PoP"Ia-
"""
IN the recent election oar Vote
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
NUMBER 16.

lutious dol He did not know, but
it did him good to- curse the acts
it did him good to denouncc
them. These acts were not in the
interest of the Irish people. They
were merely an insane dasn against
humanity.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

LAST Saturday nitro gilcer'nc,
which had hecn placed in the Par
Lament building. London, for the
purpose. exploited, shaking NJ the
MASSIVE building, destroying the
furniture. nPsetting the statue o
George W, and frightening the
wis out OF every son of John Bull
Who placed the explosives, whHth
"r FenianS or Niitilis's, is not. ani
probably never will be known
Only one or two were seriously
hurt A fearful example vet
awaits some of those dynamic,
fends, but until Irclanl is told tc
der" rt N neacr." AMI allow ID to
work out her oNn salvation, the aid
beci-vater Wlllnlt be able 10 sccIrc
a quiet III iyht's rcpo>c.
On Monday the T. S. Senate
passed tho tollowias re, ,ldtions in
troduced by Senator BAyarI by :,
vote OF G3 to /, the one vot,
against it being cast by Riddle
berg +, Of Virginia, ON the grount
lhat tull particulars bad rot beel
received
Res lived, That the senate OF the
Unitcd 81, trs n.s neard wih in
dignation and profound sorrow o
the attempt to blow up the house
of parliament and other publi,
buildings in London, and to i'm
peril the liNts ot innocent and un
SuSpcctlng persons, and hereby cN
presses lis hurI"r and Il .tes'ntin
at such mon T. US crimes against
civilization.
In the discussion, Senator IIo;I
said the senator from Virgini;
seemed to treat the occurrence j.
London as ifit wasa warfare adop
ed nv the Irish people against Eng
land. He (lloar) had among i,
constituents many pcrsons OF Iris
ccnt-intelligent, brave, manly
people. lie thought he WAS just
lied in stating that The doctrine c>
pressed in the resolution was thci
doctrine. 1t was that other Amer
ictn people, mailing war ON unof.
;ending women and children, wm
rs rcpngnant t. those citizens as tt
any other people.
Senator Ingalls, noticed in paper
that Il feeling was prevalent il
England OH Saturday in favor q.
bringing some pressure to bear II
an America in this respect It.
wrlld vote tor the re- o.utinn Ioi
as apology, not as IN expression c.
sympathy, but as an expression
abhorence for such crimes.
Senator lIawley said ;he Amer
AN people had twice had the e..
pcr,ence in assassination and On
each occasion there hXd come bach
f'om every nation, from every
tribe, solemn and indignant denim
Citations. These crimes were worse.
far worse. Wat good cou.d rcso-
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

lirving rs We do thrt on Sabblrhs
il will be the .randcst of all Coils
churches. And we could also
wish ti,at the managers would CON
sider il the poor mRn's day, and
reduce the price OF admission one
half.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

Henry NJ. TEELER has been
elected L. S. Senator from C,lo-
RADIO to succeed lIill. We congrat-
ilate our ante-war fellow towns
man on his success, and the ueople
Of the Centcnniil State on their
good fortune in securing a clean.
handed representative in the upper
house of Congress.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

THE election o Z arts in NV
York, and Teller il Co,oa 10, us
u. S Senators, are proofs that the
day has NOT passed when pure,
c!ean-handed and brainy men can
7e elected t places of honor and
distinction over money-king aspi-
rants.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31
SUNDAY

For some time past New Orleans
has been gitatcd by a body o: men
who love God so much that they
are forever ready to fight for Him.
| They recognize Sunday as day
ot rest, aud insist upon it that
their Il, tiritiun It tie word "r,st,
is the only proper one, and sh"uId
! be formulated into law and the law
,cutel.a Now that the WorlI's
| Exposition is being hcId there
give these ovcr.pious folks room
and opportunity in which to dis
poit themselves. They tir,t be-
sought the officers nt the Exp Isl
ton to close their gates on the Sab
bath day. The otli icrrs ignored
the request. They then peiitioned
the city ;utLoritiCs to pass an ordi-
nance prohibiting the opening OF
the Exposition on Sunday, The
authorities declined. Then as l
derhier reSort they appealed to the
PI eSidtn. to issLe a proclamation
declaring it sinful and unlawful to
open the gates of the Exposition
on SaLhaths, and the President has
pigeon-holcd the appeal. So now
that these Christians O. have got
to the end of il.,ir ttti ei, tl arc
all broken in spirit and will not be
com.orted.
There is no doubt but What one
day in the weekly seven should 3c
observed as a dav of rest, not only
in Difference to the demands Of God,
but those of the physical system.
But the question aS to what is rest
should be LIFT to the conscience ot
every man who is his soul keeper.
What is rest to one is labor to an
other. One man may ENJOY as
rest sitting upon n hard seat tw"
hours listening tu the discourse of
man without culture or sincerity
preach Il dogmhtic sermon, when
it would tire and make weary the
physical and mental systenls Of AN
other. Tnen again. one citizen of
New Orleans may have money and
,isur0 sull;Ci, mt to visit the EXlO,
sition with his family every day in
the week. or once every week dur
ing tlecontinuance of the cXIihi-
tion. While another may have to dc
prive himself comteu 10 rocurc
dincro sufficient to pay the entrance
fee for self aud f,-uiIy one day in
the season. and unless that day be
Sunday. hc cannot even thcn enter
the gutrs. And wi EN- he does So
attend wherein is the sin There
he secs the wonderful in nature,
" ore inspiring and torcihIc thn
could be presented by all the gi
I'd apostles of God, thnngh uni
fed, the very sight and contcm
platiou Of which would give rest to
the troubled soul. and have the
effect ofraisingthcir thoughts from
the objects to their Source.
But there a'e some who do not
recognize the fact that God made
all days, and such rarely 'TN k
straight on any dav but the one
they select out OF the seven, and
on that they would have all form
in procession and follow their i'm
pcrious lead. Men who ql ietly
and unobtrusively follow tneir vo-
cations through the week, and at
the end thereof pay their liAbili-
ties, must on Sunday obey the be-,
hests of men who in the interval
between Sabbaths devote them
4e'v e'v'stImanmon.
We are II d TO know that the
Worlds Exposition nt New Or
leans is'to be open to the Itople on
MI tLe DAYS of It's continuance le.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

TuE explosion un,ler Wcstnl MS
ter Hall, London, occurred, accord
ng 10 the clock in the House Of
Lords, which stopped from the
shock, at 2:13 p. m and the ac-
connt of the ;currencc was being
taken from off the wires at Chicago
at 1890 a. m. the same day. Truly
''the world do move"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

MISSOURI """l IA "r,ll down
her Vest" but elected it to the u.
s. Senat" "~"'p
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-31

lnry lands. The water supply is
very limited. When vou obtain .
water supply yen secure control ot
, large tributary TO the water which
: vaIucless to any one who can
not reach the water. In my iudg
ment, the Mexican method of par.
ceiling out III class of land in large
sections and selling it at II reduced
price is the proper Que. | do not
believe the government shouli be.
come n landlord. | think the
wild lands should be sold, but at
such a rate as will be tar compen
Sation-say ten cents to ~ bit per
acre. They should be sold on
the same princwle by VIII ch dispo,
'ition was made ofthe swamp lands
The swamp lands were capable o'
beng enhanced in value. Thes"
Ian Is are not. Under the system
ot cat le raising now in vogue in
the west. the owner must have CON
troll of a large tract of land. The
'ttempt to fence lsud has been
found to be highly injurious TO the
herds, by reason Of the restraint t.
which they can not be accustomed.
Wool growing is Il prominent in
drstry, now somewhat depress-
ed
"ls mining extensive p
I'm some parts. Tie principle
mining districts are Grant, Sierra
and Sncorro counties. Sierra is a
newly formed county. The Santa
Fe railroad is building Il branch
eight miles long from S S'corro to
the MngdaIena mountains, where
there are almost incXhaustible de
l.. !
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There is Il smclicr at Eillings aud
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,,rarts IN ,,,r t.rrit,.r, -
..T,o t,; ura ot tl,a covorr,.nt
to settle tbrse ti,I,s h,s ,,r, - Iv 20
,or,,d thn ,rosncrity Of III. t.,ri
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I..ls mo =, s,v ,l,,t H.. ,,r,rosi
+i,nto .r,o;,t oil oni,i.'s from
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IA ser tor,h in tbe ,Iatforms of
h..tl, ,,,,;.s u.or,J n.., ho n.;ao 80
+, tLo ;,d,.io,v T,v,.r. in tno.
t.rrirorias fir and c,n,blr 70 h.
inl,,,s ,.n..r.lI, ha,a - ra,,:,.,,
w,i'h hrinos then in tbres tin,.s
30 ,o,.L 49, 1,o..l.,r,. ,,.,;d ;,d,,..
hv nho ooy,r,r,ort and orc,n,..
,L.v w,iI rot ,c..o,t III, nos;t;,,
Tine I,.y.rs vb bo do oot bay,. sn,.L
, ,.r,ot;,.a ,r.. r.,t Il, f,r tho n,si
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