Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-02
SANTAFE.
A Few Facts for the General Informa-
ton Of Tourists and Sight
Seers Visiting the
CAPITAL CITY OF NEW MEXICO.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

INNNlAo''1>', ,o.u,,,
betgSrlG III 'olSie'S ER.1ToRD Prince
secretary ..... p. NJ. THOMAS
Acting Solicitor General T. T. I%ITGnH !, Il
nat,or ''' Asroxio 6nTiz YsAL%zAR
AdiGlaur General ......... EDwAHD L. BARTLETT
JUDICIARY.
Chief Justice supreme Court az, .E.V, LoNG
Associate Justice ISL district W. j. "ilTEH AN AZ,
fSSociate ju sti 81 disrict il. McTIg
Presiding Justice 4th district 49,. Y, LoNo
y. District po,; IH0M Il SM sE1
cis NJ Snn rem Gourt ,uMMERs BuRfHAiT
LAND DEp3R1NgNT.
r, : surveyor General. .rpwArD T. Iton.rr
g. s Land REGISTER j. =, WA Al; I,l'
vs. Army,
Commander o+ II, uorcy. Coz, HENRY DOUGLASS
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Qn3rtcrlaasterr l1G s(, T. IITMMGE
pasDuIS ,irST ~ Of u rmr,igfaloH .MlX FEosr
i. 5. Int. Rev. collector ........J.P MCGEOETY
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Sec ana a5o 'iIo "l ~ n n io; t0nS
1t Is the oldcsI seHI o. eaEi am le!iEious
government on Ainellc"n 9pn' " l!eii
GaOGza ae ha3@ PehgI[ go tne n5altey o.
tne ne 0I!e lm iLo0 lIe a'"t ~ 2' h
re lio4fiSlllilS ueolo yiil"st' ny ms
tory OF us llrSt LuIole'n, setIleii I5 wns
iosl! WIN lloSt Vi tiie taily Ie'oIt'' " tlle
teTIl!ory ny tlie Ge9'L w. ~ an ele
arciilye5 ~ hoo3 wv ttio ealA1 To. l tl
tlon Oh IL SHOWS II 'llen W ns'e peen tlle
capilal ana tne center u I COZ,
auth0rlty anu lnll,.el'ce. Ia toQf 1@Lne
me nfsC vetuIeSotiio a.i no4 i II 'aEtel
te lQletullicI VI 'av o0t troi i,,0 w i4Gi
Santa Te worldwide in it's celebrity.
TIE CLIMATE
r. Now Mexico is considered the finest on
tho cnntinont The high altitude in
w. .,-ros drvrnss ond nuTitv IesneciaIJv
oda mt 10 I 70 nermanenf cure Of mi
n1onor1. romnIoinfs es hundreds will he
witness md bv travelling from point to
point almost any desired temperature
may be enjoyed. The altitude OF some OF
;he principal points III the territory Is
49, follows: Santa Re, 7O47; Costllla,
7,774; TERRA Amaril!a, 7,4o0; GIorleta,
1887; Taos, $3.50; Las Vegas, 6,452;
Jimarron, 6,4S9, BernaIlllo, 5,'O4; Albu-
luerque, ADS; Socorroo, 1900; Las
Cruces, 3,ol4; Silver City, 5,946; LIT.
$500. The mean temperature
1t the government station at Santa Fe,
or the years named was as follows; 1874,
$50 degrees; 1879, $50 degrees; 1876,
IS.1; 1877, 1873; 1873, 47'6. 1879, 500;
$50, 46.G; which shows an extraordinary
For tubercular diseases the
leath rate in New Mexico IS tne lowest In
Jo,, Tnolard o.. Minnesota. IA: Sorth-
IN States, 6 and New Mexico, ).
INSTANCES.
r. r. :. 3;at,rt fro,, Korr,s ritv
SANTA re IS olSV"lG ilun o ",5S'' s, lay
w miles, IRON ore De 1i1or 200 POO 'n tb,,
rom 1r7ll1iuau, -io LILIES n iou, HN ale
luefque, % ~ rl1 De- a IEir iioo i-oI fny
MES rom eel Gi 1asu, "fo n,ae' ,,o'i Tr n
i,o?1 hlilo7' Aio'n sun 1 On
lSco' | '-9l nlIleS'
ELEVATIONS.
The base OF the monument in vhe
rand plaza is, according to latest correct
ID measurements, 7,0l9.5 feet above the
evel of the sea; Bald mountain, toward
he northeast and at the extreme north
,rn end OF the Santa Te mountains,
,G81 feet above sea level; Lake Peak, to
he right (where the Santa Fe creek has
is source, is II, O45 feet high the DIVIDE