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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Ger A1n4tnerer.

oas driflide 2eben perihwinbet, beitc
lanter ordn9t fih an ben SeeliorSer bic
luforoernns Grsiebe aus beiner SUI
aetto quite ano fatboliiGe G9riitsn, bic
ibren @lauben audi ourA @erfe seisen.
Nur auf Die @eiie 1T es mbSlid, bas
Bette Der Stride unb bas DHentlide
Wcbl bes Staates su ~beibrbern. !6a=
ben Die Shiiler in ibrer friiberen SUI
eenb Die 2ebren unb Snititutionen Der
&irde tpabrbaft fennen, adten itnb lies
ben gelernt, 10 tperoen iie ipdter, ielbif
tpenn fie anf einise Belt alf Mbpeee ses
ratben, bod ben redten 8fao fpieoer
finoen. Ser &elisionsunterridt 1T baz
Der III glementaridulen NIT belpnoerer
Sorgfalt gu pfIese1. @los ms9aniides
Gintridtern bes &ateAism,s, audi cine
blpBe @eflblsreiigipn l1nb Ginleituns in
fromme u~ebunsen (atd beisebradte
"Academy' Sr6mmiefeit seniist nidt.
~SunS sepcbnt. alt setban." ST Elm
&ino seuobnt, fi6 BON Der Mefe tpes=
%5uIfeblen, inns pttesbaus fid unebrerbies
tis al betragen, mas lit nit einem fol-
6en &inoe beim grIfcplnmunicantenuns
terrtdt (auf ben mande allies Sc
tpi@t lesen) pbne b~eipnberen @naoen=
beiitano bon Oben a~nsufansen 2 Nidts
ODER ntdt bel. Gin iDldes gpttper=
ge6enes 8etrasen in Der Stride 1T ni9t
ielten Der Qnfans st etnem eleidsilti:
gen. leidtiinniaen, ia laterbaftem 2e=
ben, einem 2eben, an3ebduit mil
i6red(taen Siinoen, gottesrduberiihen
8eidten unb commandment. 6dtte
man Die S%ittenseusniile BON ttandem
Saufideinhrilten, man tpiirbe nielfad
Die traurtge Gntoedung MAIDEN, baf
8ernahldifiauns bet Mnlsitung gum
frommen MeHebDren Der Mnfans 81
einem Namendriaen : 2eben getpe1er
lit. 8ie bel lit alp baran selegen,
Die &inoer 10 fritz ME m6sli@ an cir
frpnmes uno gutes 8etrasen an 81.
Srten, 1ptpte an Elm 10 urbiges,
anbd9tiges unb au merta a:
mes 8%eitpobnen Der 81. MefIe uno an:
oerer fatboliiaer Nnbadten gu sepDb=
men. SaHen tpir oaberb bic liebe Sdul:
jugeno I'd slid Dem IL WeBppfer Bel:
pobnen> beipobnen init @!auben ,tnt
Mnoaat CUR Sreuoe Der Gneel ,no St:
bautns bes 8olfes. Sir Soft iint
mir ale erl@afsn uno iouen audi 81
8ptt BON Der frlbeften SuSenf
an geflbrt tperben.
&eo. S. S. 8uidfabrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

9ie 9sgislatur bon MinneIeta.
1m Samstas.N admittae madten ptele
Mitglieber Der beiben Gduier eine @rs
cur{tOn nod DULUTH unb febrten erif am
Spnntag : Mbeno BON bort surid. Die
Burger bon Dulutb beitritten bic uns
foifen. - SIM 6aue u~ntsrbreitese
GapIsr cine gang CUTE &eiolution. in
neIGer BON Staats : Mubitor berIanot
riro, bic Qussaben bes 5uperintenben.
ten fir uDffsntlihen" unterriGt, hes be.
tannten .. 6. &iebIe, eelegentli@
oeIen y euAe Der beri9tebes
men Stats e, ndber
gu ipeciftciren; es fiJurirt !. 8. auf stpai
Seiten Des Muoitpr : 9eribteS bie1er
famole 8earnte allein nit 81, 626.17U!)
Dorunter mehrere 9pften bon $1,000 On
itsten. Die Ge1olutton tpurbe anaes
nDmnen, uno eS pdre redt tpiinl,tenss
nertb baB man "a unb bort ben 2euteten
ntebr auf bic Singer gudte uno IS niat
blcs BET &eiplutioner1 bepenbgt fem
lieBe. - Sci ber am Donnerstag fat.
gefunoenen Debate Gbsr bic &c eueins
tbeiIung bes Staates In &c:
nators rnb &sprdientatib 8 Difricte,
tpuroe auf Mntrag bes 2ane Winpna.
County ein Superintendent genom,nen unb
Waibingtpn. Gountb erb:elt ifatt Der pDr-
eeiebsnen auei brei Nepr6ientanten,
Blue @artb perlor etnen !; berielbe tpurbe
&ice gegeben; Meoina tparb benz 80.
0ennepinzD ift,ict ausetbeilt, Orpnp uno
MapIe @rope Dem 81. 6ennepin 8 Dis
ffrict, 8eltrami nit 9Dlf upb Norman
biloen ben 81. Diltriet. Mit oieien
Genberunsen, ueIde Die BAIL Der Ges
natcren auf 81, Der &eprdi sntanten auf
ia beldBt, uuroe bic Bill f9liebli6
bonn glenar : Gomite empfoblen; fe
bIrfte i'm 9auis paiiiren, Db aber AUDI
I'M 5enat? GAP iteate ben Mntrag, bic
2eetslotur iDq aus nibt mebr ais 40
SenatDre, uno 80 &eprdientanten be,
1eben unb bic Neueintbeilung auf grunb
bes nddifen Genius eriolgen. - Stebs
bens -bradte cine 8ia elm Be3iigli4 Der
GsbdIter Der 2esislatur 8safnten
ilnb Nitslieoer. Nah osrfelb.n iolea
erbalten: Senats Hrdiioent $1,000
Spreder oes 6auIes $1,000; Gecret6r
bes Senats $500; SenalDren $500 4;
glert ces Qauies $500; &sprdientan
ten $500. Sir Spseialisungen: Sss
naisprdiioent $40 per Gag Spreher
$40; Mitelieber beiosr 0duier S. /;
Secretdr bes Senots unoglelf bes 9aus
ies S. glert bes @erihtsuelen Gomi!e
$40; gngroiins. Glert SIS ; enrolling.
Glert s.; @ebilfs : Geeretdr tes Sc.
mats uno 0auies 81 /; ale anoeren Sc,
aunten So 9asen So per Sag Mcrs
gan tpiini6t, ba6 Der Stats > @on.
oerneur ermddtigt tpetbs, fir
luBsroroentlide 4ussabsn $500, 900 3u
55hifens 4 grrcent 3tnien auf b5hftens
3 Satire gu bergen. - Smith III elmer
BON oenen, tpelHe bic ginri1tung pon
fir S9uls
;at5wabIen woQen, bdlt es olio
ben nerridten Weibsrre6tlerinnen,
yemen IS an ben nidti9en Besrifsn BON
YER NufBabe uno ben 9fldten oes
Srauergeihle&tes mangelt. = Ser Mc,
aufid' f9e Antras be3lsL. 2icenfisl;
9 Der 0amiirer trurbe nit AZ
Jese1 % Stirnmel b~ertpolfen. Gas
ldmlide geihab In Der gIenarzS itung
nit Der aDiS' ihen8ia, b.r. Abfh E
Der Gobe8frae. Nit
eett beH1ertteS mttb. oaB bic engliihen |
S~aSeSblditer aus ben gum Tobe perur.
WDrbern 6eIben made {
no burd otefe greife cine {
5hunoliteratHr In bic 6amilien gel {
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
&eo. s. s. 8ui6fabrer.

8e; Samoa ein nad ben Biz
iebt einseganpene Oepei&en In einem
am 16, nl.o II. Mdr3 In ben bprtieen
@etpdRern tpbencen Orfane spei
S@iffe htr atneritanilhen 6lptte
am so Mann uno stpei BON Ger
oeutiden Slptte NIT 80 Mann unter.
Ser Drfan brad pl6blih User cen
0afen bon Mpia Elm llno oas beutide
8rtessidif uGber" tpar bas erfe,
beiien Mntsr nidt Starb bteIt. Gs ge.
9ordte balb bemStsuer nidt snebr I'M
wuroe bonn Sturnte NIT ber 8reitIeite
eeeen bas INN ben 6afsn laufenee
Stiff eeidleuoert, praIte ab, leete fih
auf bte Seite u1o psriant in bic Eiefe
unb nit ibm 70 Mann. Darauf fam
oaS oeutide 2rteasihif uMbler" an
Die &eibe. Sc tpurbe bon elmer Nieiens
tpoge In Die 95be sebobsn tinb auf Der
Seite liegeno auf bas Stiff eetporfen.
Die Officiere uno Sseleute IN 8orb bes,
ielben beftanoen einen firaterihen
&ambf I'M ibr 2eben. 8iele ftlraten
iid in bic ~tuiitbenbe 8ranoung uno Der.
fu@ten fi@ burd Shwtmmen gu rette:L
mas ard einiSen seIang. Mneere
ttammerten fih an oas Tateltpert an,
Biz bic Woiten bra9sn, aber es eelang=
ten rur 3uei an bas ufer. Ser Ropi=
tdn uno mebrere anoere Dffciere
purosn g~erettet. 26 Man, ertrauten.
Im folgenoen Morsen rib bic beut.
l6e Rcroette uOIaa," tpelhe bts sa=
bin benz Sturme tpioeritanben Bate,
BON ibrem Mnfergrunoe los, unb tpuroe
auf ben Strano gstrieben> Tilt aber tets
aen Shaben.
Dds ameritaniihe Shif v8anbas
Tia" tpuroe BON Sturm geraoeuaes
auf oas Stiff getriebsn. Ser Anpraa
tpar 10 furdtbar, baB Der Gapitdn an
Elm v@attlins" : @ei4ib seidleubert
wuroe uno betdubt nieosrfiel. Gbe er
pieber CUR 8eiinnung tam, tpurSe er NIT
anseren bon ether mdhtiaen Woge In
oas Meer seipilt. Dns Shiff reriant
so CARDS bon bern vNipfe" entfsrnt,
unb NIT ibm 4 Oificire unb SO Mann.
SnSwiiden taiten auh bic Qntsr bes
vNipfic" ben 6alt pe-Ioren uno oas
Sh,ff trie6 Der Suite au ; Der 2apitdn
bebieIt esf inoeiien In Der @etpalt unb
lieB es auf siue Sanobant au faufen.
Die &oote wuroen fDfort nieberselaGen
uno Die game 8slasuns Bis auf 7
Mani, tpel4e tn folge Des &enterns
zines 80otes erfranfsr, trurbe gerettet.
Rurs nad bemsuntersanse Der Banda
liza" rib ftd Der Grieasbampfer IS r n.
t o n" bon leinem Antersrunoe Los unb
ruroe auf oas @rad Der u0anoalia"
llno bon bort auf Den Strarlo g~etlieben
Der 8ooen oes Trenton tpuroe boil
eingefpPen uno Der 3aum mar
bllb init WaTer eefilt.
Gle &rie3sidife batten ben 8eriu1
gemadt, oas bDbe Mser 3u erreihen
aber nur benz ensliiden ariesaihf
vGaaiope~ par es gelunsen. aauflbr.
erIittsn idpere 8eihdbisungen.
Die 8arte nBeter GobefrCn", nod
line anoere 8atte unb fieben Giifen-
'abrer liefen auf, tpobsi bier Ser onen
.rtranten.
Rapitdn SelfriSSe bon Der Bun6es.
lotte iagt, Der 6afen BON 4pia, ben er
lus eisener grfabruns fsnnt, lei Der
'efe 9afen Der Snisl upolu, troboem
lbsr idleHt gerug. 0ie bic !0dfen
Iler Snieln i'm StiIen Ocean tuerbe er
'ur& Elm Roralenri6, bas fia rings I:
M Die Snfel ~berumgiebe, gebiloet. Der |
Interplay fir Rrieesidifs fsi febr be. !
trantt, on Der ginfahrt IN cen 9afeni I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Husband.

"no'' PleHs nluuuHsH9eFelue 9(dprlp
Nnsldno.
9enti6lanb.- &ai1er 8i[beIn
theilte benz Diterreidiiden &aiier init,
haB Der Gsar unmittelbar nad Dem
9riediiden Sferfelte ibm in 8erlin ei:
men ge1u9 abitatten tpetbe. Dem Mb:
a~eprbneten Slime bon Der gentrums:
partei tpuroe Der &ptbe MbIerpr r:
b en- 5tpeiter &la1ie perlisben.-Srn Nl:
ter BON fait IS Sabren beridieo Del
stpeite Sobn bes lebten &urfdriten Dor
6efen, Brtn3 Morit bon 6a.
nan gu Yaiiau ftarb 81 d
SoIef Srans bon @edert, geb. am
IL. Sept. 1922 in @alIerifeirL Di6.
ceie Qussburg. ST einpfing am 2teu
Gpril 1845 bas Sacrament Der + 9rie=
iferpeibe. Mls b,tr6 ben am IL. Wsai
1875 erfclsten Sob bes 8iidpfs 6ein,
rid b. 6ofitdtter Der Stubl bes beiliaen
Marimilian tpieber erleoist tpar, einiete
fih Die @abl bes gapIfes llnb ber&rone
auf Oomcapitular @edert BON 9uas.
burg ais Nadfulser in Der biId5aiden
8irbe BON Yafau. Sim 80. Mpril
1876 fanb i'm Dome gu gafau bic
feierlide Gpniecrirung unb Sntbrcnii=
runs itatt. seine lebten 2ebensiabre
tparen pielfad bur6 f5rperIide 2eiben
getriibt. Sine beionoere 2i1tIeite iei:
nes Gbarafterbiloes mar feline uners
ih6pHide Milotbdtisteit er ipenbete
init firitlider Sreissbisteit nad allen
Seiten. RIP.
Seiferrei9.-Oas 8enebictinerfift
Melt be9ins am 81. Mdrs iein 800
jdbriges SubiGdum 9ie 6fs
fentlide Seier %beiielben 1T NIT &iidfdt
nuf Die algemeinen @erbdltni1e auf
ben CONNER neridcben tporoen. l1rz
ipriingli6 cine r6niide NieberlaGune
(Gaiteu Namare) uuroe Melf ipdter
cine &aubturg Der 6unnen, Die bon ba
aus lire Ginfdae nadD eutl6lanb madz
ten 2eppplo l., aus Dem @ei9ledte
Der 8abenberger, erflrmte 984 bic
8nrg, nno Melf tpuroe BON ba as bic
&elibens Der eriten @atenberser Bis
gum Sabre HOG. Set 985 bereits
beitano in Wielf Elm GoIesia iiiit NIT
IL gbprberrn aus Dem grieiters
Bis am 81. Mtdrs 1889 stpDlf
8eneoictiner aus benz Stifte 2ambah
Bel @els NIT Dem Qbte Sigibolo in
Wfelf eingesogen. Die 8a6enberger
baben bas Stiff ungemein reid NIT irs
@Itern beoadt. @dtbunoert
SABRE bincur9 lit cas- Stiff Melf
cine Stdtte 5etpeien, bon Der tpabre
Civilization ailsgegangen lit, unb tpo
bic 81ese Der relisiDien @eiinnuns, Der
uno @i1enidaft bo9 sebalten
9as Stiff bat eins 8ibliotbef
BON 5000 8dnoen> barlnter ii6er
1000 Drude bes Ky. Sabrbunberts,
mo Fat Biz auf bic neueife 3eit als Grs
iebunsssa nitalt @roBartises seleiitet.
fat fid bas Stiff Melf I'm
tie 2anowirtbihaft, uno namentlid INN
lie 9ebung Der Obt3udt, Defenders
seradt. Our 3eit lebsn i'm
5tifte uro auf ben 3ablreihenp farreien
,ehelben II g-ieffer, 9 &leriter uno 3
fopi;en.-8ei Der am 19. Mdrs ifatts
Beratbung oes 46seoronetens ;
'auies lber bas nnterridts. Budget fam
3 ;u elmer Iebbaftsn Discuiiion iiberl I
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

Ers0e.geuu1uler rcrhen auf BerIausen fret ;uge,
I0t6t.
RR- Sur fir bic 9eIosr, bic p err regtRrtrten
tDrtef, Wpnep Orber pner GrpreB Wpnep
. RIB &c aeianot tperoes, iiberuetmen mir bte Serant.
SertIi1feit.
M1- 6ursefponSemssa f5unei In Der ReaeI MIR
OHn seitia peridHdtist reroer, treun fe al Oienftna
{gHn Ia unisr1 Sdnbei fno.
A9- SHE norauSBabIeuheu Seier erbaIten
else tperthroue Nxintte.
MGr tleber bic Guft1ubtgung unb Be3ahs
mug bon Bsitunseu beteben b~eitiutmte 2amosSees
Feke, bic tein 2eier cbne Shaoen rerlesen Tam.
60 gei@ditsfhArer bes Bauoerer, 8ernatS
9Barft.
GS- &eiienbe yaenten fir ben Banberer fnb, n
ton Sadel. Nt6aeI S~Enemann, Spi.
Bperens, pbn ReIIe8 uno s 8. U. ID 3.
A9r " an abrsfFre ane Sriese:
Der Wanoerer,
z. q. So, ct Saul, Nttrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
&c e e /.

Rf- gSir t~er1erfen ausbridlit, bas mir an bieier
gtelle nprtpieaenb teIeqr d. E. meiitens ana
gldttern Der aiipe. greiie suiautmenSeitellte Nadridz
en- bringeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Jnlano.

= Nus benz am L. Qpri[ eridiene.
men american Netpspaper Oirectorp"
lit eriidtlid, ca6 bic 3abI Der aeaens
m1rtig In ben Ser. Staaten unb Canada
publicirten 3situngen unb 2eit.
iAriften 17,107 Dosr 1917 mebr als DOR
IL Monaten unb 1882 mebr als Dor
10 Sabren betrdSt. Bon bielen 17,107
inb taam 120 tatbD[ifher
Eihiung. Ml5o fcmrnt IN ben Wer.
Staaaten auf etra 142 8ldtter erf Elm
ein3igss fatboliiass BIatt, md1reno auf
etra 7 ginpDbner iaon Elm aatbplit
trift. $50 bIeibt ber sroBs Sort.
iAritt
Die geiarnte Dranntmetns
Gr3eugnng Der Ser. Staaten bes
trdgt iIr ben 3eitraum bonn L. S.ult
1888 Bis 81. S1nuar 1889 AZ, 1922
336 @aIonefr uno 1T bas meife, mas,
nod iett 1883 In benz gleiden 2eitraurl
erjeugt tpuroe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

The following IS us. Of the marriage
ucensesissasd since lssE published. win tie
names. residence .when outside TIE city and
AGES ol the parties, AcEs
Nieocemus Bosch Emma = Cheyest t-l-
Ole oi-ssu. aslsfa Johansen.
James Neinan. Ross Blackwell -l--i
George Lane. Bow e township, Ihro May
CODY. BOVINE township .......- -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14
CONFIRM THE NOMINATION,

On the 9th instant the president sent
the appointment of Hon. B. NJ Thomas
as secreta, Y Of New Mexico to the Unit
ed States senate for confirmation. Mr..
Thomas appointment should be speedily
confirmed, and We doubt not that it
will be so confirmed. He has held the
very important and highly honorable
office of secretary for several months,
a>d ..llas performed the duties thereof
very satisfactorily, and at the same time
in very transformations and businesslike
manner He has already gained the full
confidence OF our people, and his manly
and straight forward manner in con-
Quoting the affairs of his Office have
great confidence and respect.
Of course his past experience in official
positions as Indian agent and register Of
d lanu office has been varied and is now
of considerable benefit in his new sphere.
lie made very enVlable record in Il Ose
positions, and this record and his first
class reputation as a citizen and as a Re-
publican are proof positive that he will
make most acceptable public official in
the future.
The New MEXICAN has heretofore pub
ished a full sketch of Secretary Thomas
life and public services. His appoint
ment by the administration is an emf
nently good one; confirmation in his case
is but the natural consequence OF a good
As Republican paper, on
behalf of the Republicans of New Mexico,
and because Secretary B. NJ. Thomas is
fully deserving in every way, the New
MEXICAN calls on the Z. S. senate for his
speedy confirmation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14
A JUST DEMAND.

The western farmer has very little in
lerest in the irrigation schemes, says the
st. Louis Republic, las he took great care
when selecting his holding to get it ad-
iacent to water That paper then char
acteriles the endeavor of the western PEG
pie to have congress lend hand III this
matter rs gigantic steal, the sole Object
Al which is to loot the national treasury.
As to precisely what the western farmers
do want in the premises there is mis-
taken idea throughout the east, and many
western men themselves seem to he mis-
informed on this subject. 1t has never
been the expectation of those lar seeing
statesmen in congress who have pushed
the subject to its present place OF import
ance that the government would itself
undertake the construction CT vast gen
eral system OF water ways for the reclama-
ton of arid lands. National aid may he
secured for few dams in the more i'm
pOrtant western streams, just as this aid
has been for years contributed to the i'm
provement Of eastern water ways, through
the operations of the river and harbor APP
preparation BILL so called. But as for
congress apptopriating moneys for the
erection Of dams or reservoirs along every
sIlyery streamlet that trickleS down the
mountain side, there is no intention OF it
whatever. 1t might be done and still the
west would never be able to play even
with those pous eastern gentlemen who
have placidly tilched millions of dollars
annually from the public treasury under
the pretense OF improving" their water
ways; but 1t won't be attempted.
The only call the people OF the west
make upon congress at this time is one
OF urgent justice, and that consists sim
ply in asking that the geological survey,
practically useless until this demand
arose, shall send its engineers into the
! field, gather data, survey and locate reser-
yoirs and canals wherever the public
needs will best be served, and furnish
estimates as to the amount OF private
capital necessary to construct them.
With this information readily obtainable
there will be 10 difficulty in securing all
the money necessary to put the various
irrigation systens in operation ex-
perience has shown this 1t is not even
expected that congress will pass any
| further laws on the subject. Major
Powell suggests national law for diyi-
sion Of the waters, and several other
equally absurd ideas are advanced; but
the state governments will give due at
tention to this feature of the case. Ac-
curate estimates promptly furnished is
the call the west makes; the balance Of
the work will be taken care of by the
people of the west themselves.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14

THERE seems to he difference Of opin
ion between the late emperor OF Brazil
and the republican leaders Of that country.
When Dom Pedro left Rio lie Janeiro the
republican leaders sent out dispatches
that Dom Pedro was in favor of the reyo-
luionary movement, that he abdcated
willingly and that Brazil was fit for a re-
publican form OF government But since
Dom Pedro has reached Europe he de-
clares that he was compelled to abdicate,
and that Brazil is not fit for republican
form OF government, King Solomon's
very wise and sage observation that all
men are liars, but that some men are
bigger liars than others, seems to be true
also in this case.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14

On the 9th instant the following nomi-
nations were sent to the United States
senate VIM. D. Lee to be associate justice
Of the supreme court OF the territory Of
New Mexico, vice VIM. H. Brinker, re-
eigned. VIM. H. Whiteman to be asso-
ciate justice OF the supreme court OF New
Mexico, vice Reuben A. Reeves, resigned.
Benjamin NJ Thomas, to be secretary of
the territory OF New Mexico, vice Geo. W.
Lane, removed. The first two nomina-
tons were referred to the committee on
judiciary and the third one to the com
mittee on territories.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14

COMMENTING upon the appointment Of
Judge W. G. Hazledine as general counsel
of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, the San
Francisco Call in recent issue says:
Ex-Judge William c. Hazledine, Of Al
buquerque, has been appointed general
counselor OF the entire Atlantic d Pacific
systems This is the highest position in the
legal department OF the road. Heretofore
ex-Judge Hazledine vas solicitor for the
western division Of the road, and now he
will have charge OF the legal affairs OF the
entire system. Mr. Hazledine is one Of
the most popular men i'll Albuquerque, at
which place he will maintain his es
dence. He went there from Arkansas,
where he had been circuit judge and Il
member of the legislature in 1877, and
since his arrival has held many positions
OF tru-t He is well versed in law, and
his appointment has been hailed with
pleasure in his adopted place.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14

Col. R. NJ. JOHNSON, late clerk of the
4th judicial district court, might very
interesting tale unfold, telling how he
cane during the years Of grace 1887,
1888 and 1889, to part with nice lot OF
1errit prial warrants, amounting to $40
600 and more, and issued to him, John
son, for fees, etc, and which said war
rants are being handed in for redemption
to the territorial treasurer by Mr.. W. B.
bunker, the present clerk of the 4th iu-
dlclal district court, and nephew of the
Hon. (. B. Long, presiding judge OF said
court. The colonel, for the sake OF the
good people of New Mexico, among
whom he has cast his lot, ought to tell the
tale. We trow it would prove a right in
teresting and eloquent one.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14

THERE is that much to say, and this
much consolation in the matter: While
some OF the federal appointments made
by the present administration are not as
good as they might be, and while some
men have been preferred who did not de-
serve preferment either by political serv-
ice or standing in the community, Still it
must be acknowledged that they are all,
one and all, better than their Democratic
predecessors. That being the case, what
is the use kicking?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14

The New MEXICAN has received in
quries from Boston as to the standing and
doings OF the Rio Grande Colonization 4 lr-
rigation company, its land holdings, titles,
projects, and the ACCESSIBILITY OF investing
in its stock and bonds. The New MEX
IcAN is now investigating the subject fully
and will give.ths people the result OF its
Investigations when completed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14

The New MEXICAN publishes com
plete description of the famous Pecos val
ley, written 10y its travelling representative.
Prof. H. 0. Ladd. The article will be OF
great benefit to the Pecos country Al
buquerque Citizen.
The article IS indeed an excellent one,
and will prove OF great benefit not only to
the Pecos country, but to the entire ter
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-12-14

FIVE OF the men tried for completely
in the Cronin murder have been convict
ed and their friends will now set up a
howl that they are ''the innocent victims
OF circumstances "