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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09

The above bonds arc part Of an Issue OF s4'OVooOo
First Mortgage Bonds outstanding watch are
first lien 100 miles Of constructed ROAD, lncluunS
equipment steamers and franchises, issued at the rAVe VI
SIS, 900 per mile OF main track
All the bonds secured alike by mortgage exeeutca
TO tho Mercantile Trust Company Of New-Hork CITY -
Trustee covering railroad and extensions above men
TONED, terminals equipment. steamers and all franchises
The San Francisco and North Pnelnc Railway Is situated
in California, running through the important
counties Marin SonomA and Aendoclno. and traverse"
this rich and fertile country from San Franceo north
10 Uklah, distance OF about 100 miles, including al
branches constructed.
Connection Is made By tho Company's STEAMERS
about six es) between the city Of San Francisco and
point TburOn whore the company owns valuable terminal
facilideG
The properties all in good physical condition
The following is statement Of the result Of operating
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financial.
financial.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
$500, 600.
CHICAGO, 81. LOUIS AND NEw-ORLEANs RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

CHICAGO, 81. LOUIS AND NEw-ORLEANs RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
MEMPHIS DIVISION PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
PRINCIPAL DUE IN 1851.
INTEREST PAYABLE JUNE AND DEC. 1. UNITED
STATES TRUST co. OF NETWORK, TRUSTEE
Principal md Interest Internationally Guaranteed
by tho Illinois Central Il. X. Co., by en-
dorsement Each Bond
The Chicago st. Louis and New.orleans n r. Co
extends from Cairo Ill., 70 New Orleans La with various
branches, and forms the the Illinois Cen
ttal Railroad Companys system, to which compapy f. IA
leased for 400 years from 1852.
The Memphis Division extends from Memphis, Tenn
to Granata, Miss, bong most valuable part OF the
system The shnrs capital OF tho Chicago, ST. Louis
and NeW-orleans r. II. Co, $40 100000 owned by the
lHiros Central Railroad Co., which received thetefoIn
for tho past six years officially stated, average
Income OF upward Of per cent per
The Chicago St. Louis and New Orleans 4 Per Cent
Gold bonds have o. years and the security Of
Ftstly-A nrs mortgage on valuable piece OF railroad
property.
SccondyTho obligation OF the Chicago St. Louis and
NtWOroan5 Railroad Company, which pays large returns
upon its capit1l stock.
ThIrdiy-The unconditional guarantee Of the Illinois
Central RAILROAD Company
The undersigned will receive subscriptions for tho
above bonds until May or per cent? md accrued
interest," tho right being renewed 10 close
earlier without further notice.
KUHN, LOEB g. CO.,
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OFFICE OF THE EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY. AG WALL SG, , -. -,,o
NFw.YORK CITY April 20. 1852
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS
rn,cnn r1 rrrnTIc IIHGYnmr cnMpANY


corporation called the Edison General Electric LigNt
COMPANY been formed 70 aequre the stocks ~ sne
@% ESfc omS SaS w The soa Machine
worE Ed lamp Company , ana !, BTc apr Of ncaF
pora tS XrsHsSncG,s are being made TO acquire
D DS should n ai 5 be found desirable to do
n The si as G Of SEa %ys n capital Of $1,000
Agreements have been sirnod for aS paTShass s oS sn
featuring Companies payable partly in cash and partly IN
s t ItYGA c o. G To- W cap sum or witch the net earnings
q the hSo Gomp,nGS as 70 se GoB 5S
d GTT 9S ,SS yesr ending NoVSm6Sr ISIS -
pgP % siaI ,h.S saP ,.SS
OF The Light Company and the manufacturing Interests "a
Tor their shares IN the old Somn2niS, GydShas
o Hoard Of trustees d tho new company arc Of opinion
The shaFcs Of stock in the new company on which the
payment o. dividends e 10 be posP"md as SoGy W.. sSS
The Fsrcfs and Trust Company % Nsw:York City
shares of stock thus dcposd and whenever Che Board
o. Trustees Of The General Company shall declare y aV C6
motto" 81 parties in M rSaoG@ sS T Ss sS SSrs Of
stock Of IT, General Company ncld IN Irust;
omp S E"T ana SS." WORKING G' cap syndicate
nd " uGsS S rs SE 1SGE "a aS e PST o in the
Gcncru ComPSny che amogRs o. q $50 wv rsm,n
u@Ssg Tor he pTTS ~ hd p cS TT 'O
The sharehoders Of the Edison Electric Light Company
o%He Ss = o each share ' soo " h capital
I ho Edison Electric S6 e.mgaHy dispo' pTS
ydd The dep?sito e to receive sl7S n the SIoGk g the
10 dividends snd sol % In Trust Certificates represent
Ing stock OF like amount In he said General CnmPany on
deferred Thus each depOsitOr Will
receive total q 1000 % in stock and stock Trust Ger.
tlhrara Of Company for each share OF Light
Company stock deposited. making totsi o. sSO0U GSo
Tor The entire ell 800 COO capital stock OF that company
Mi OF which Is moro fully sot forth 10 an agreement
eopos Of which may be had application Of THIS ONCE
or AZ Tho nfNrC ~ Mcsars. DrcNel, Morgan Co..
In order 70 avoid far a. desrsoG issstona shhscs OF
stcrk General Coand FRACTIONAL amounts IN the Iru
CeracateA the sans may be equal red by payments IN
ca S , R 9i Of he 81 p shares re-
Bpeouyey. $50 . , - 49,.
IN Inc foregoing project meets your APPROVAL you are
invited 10 deposit your certificates q stock with MeSrs
DrcXeI & Co., No. % Wall.st, NewH YORK CITY.
They WIN give you temporary receipt therefor and after
ma Ofly Of tho stock 81 tho Light Company ana VI the
seyeral turing conplncS referred in said cir,
cunr Is Deposited you WIN upon tho surrender Of the
ssd ecept 20 them receive from them the shares OF the
stock in the General Compnny and the Trust Certificates
mentioned above 90 which you sre entitled as aboyo so
forth and fully det9ei Ia the agreement already
referred 20, -,,
EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY,
by JAMES i. WILLIAMS, President
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Diui1cnJ Nutlrss.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS II. r. co.
Chicagn An1l 90 1880,

Is
Chicago, April %, 1880
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
dosed abaA c GN $ S o. GG n q%s SGSH
payable la YORK June l, 1889 TO stockholders OF
record on the closing OF the books.
,os S Books for the rT9tfrTea stock I'm ,6 Ss
remain closed until MONDAY, June 10, 1889.
c. W. billiard, Treasurer
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
N OTlCE-A Quarterly Dividend OF TWO
~ DOLLATS PER SHARE has this day been declared
90 the PREFERRED AND COMMON STOCK, OF thls
sckhodes of record at the Gloss OF business hours on
the 18th inst
The dividend on shares registered IN New. York wiz be
paia az the oaco d the companys agents Mtssrs JVhN
diviuend shares registered Chicago VIII be paid al
the Office Of the Treasurer o. The c4gp2n{gi, r,,,r
OFFICE OF THE GOARD or DIRECTORS,
AMERICAN EEPRt IS COMPANY, oo
- r, , GS BROADWAY, Nc E,G0rk, Nay 8, ISSo'
IN He BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
pany has this day declared dividend OF three doHrs
(eS share payable and after the st day OF July
ncNL The transfer books will b. closed on the eighth
day Of juno a. Il o'clock and coPeped on the second
BY order Of tho Board. J. N. KNAPP Secretary.
THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY
COMPANY. No. 40 WALI.ST.
NEw.YoRK April TO- 1850.
n HE REGULAR quarterly dividend OF per
cent on the preferred stock OF this company FOR the
quarter ending March ST. 1850 has this day been declared
and will be paid and after May To- 1850 The transfer
books will close April 90 at O'Clock p m and reopen
May 10. ct 10 O'clock \. m.
EDWARD d. ALLEN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
ID PROPOSALS FOR STEAMBOAT SERVICE.
11ublie Notite.

CITY OF NEw.YoRK-FINASCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF Assess
MENTs AND ARREARS OF TAAES AM
ASSESSMENTS AND OF WATER RENTS,
oFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS
AND CLERK or ARREARS, 49,
STEWART BUILDING, ROOM 30, March . lss9.
NOTICE OF THE SALE OF Lands and Icnc-
Croton water rents ~ 1852 1888 is-l under the
Of Theodore W. Myers Comptroller q the CITY Of
The unders gned hereby gives public notice" pursuant
the provisions Of section 92G Of the NewYotk City Con
Tbst The sne6tlys owners " all lands and enornents
situated In the Ward Nos o a. inclusive ia the CITY
n, SeyY0rk on which taxes been laid md
Tor The years iss3 1854 and 1888 aud remaining
iands and Lenanents In tho Cty OF NcwIork, situated IN
the WARDS Aforesaid, which tie yguar Croton water
and are now remaining and unpaid required pay
npSH with the Interest tho AZ tho ato Of seven If
u the time payment together with tho charges ~
notice ard ADVERT smenL 70 the Collector OF Assessments
ard Clerk Of Arrears a. ne once In the fnancg Depart
mont In Stewart Building, corner Of Broadway and
And II default shall be made In such payment such
lands and will be sold AZ public auction the
YorS Monday. June 10 1850 At II O'Clock. Tor
The lowest term o. yCaT; a. whIch az peisSn shall oncI
OF tax CfotUn rent the be, due
unpaid and the interest thereon. ~ aforesaid 70 the
semcn oil other costs and charges accrued thereon
and that such sale viii be continued from time
until all the lands and tenemens advertised for sale
Notice is hereby further given detailed statement
and the CfOt0n water rct the ownership Oi
the property which taxes and Cro"n water rents
Of the said pamphlet deposited IN the once % the Col
ecor Of Assessments and Clerk Of AITcafs and will be de-
hVered to any person s1ppsyi9ggt fSg tho A"me
Collector Of Assessments and Clerk Of Arrears
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GOLD PLACERS.
The San Miguel Gold Placers
Company,
=" THOMAS HENRY EDSALI, President
date OF Dunning. Edsau, Hart & Fowler, o. wallst)
JAMES GlLFILLAS, Treasurer
so NASSAU.ST.

JAMES GlLFILLAS, Treasurer,
(EX.Troasurer OF tho United States,
has commenced hydraulic operations under competent
management and after careful tests OF It's working plant
By cNgcneneed hydraulic miners. and IS NOW APPLY.
RICH GRAVEL OF IT'S "HIGH BARS"
This company eight miles COntinu OusIy OF the
Richest pofiIOus OF the famous Gold Pscers
Miguel River In San Miguel County. Colorado has the
greatest abundance Of waor and perfect dump and is clear
Ot the debris question"
THE VALUE OF THE "H1GH BARS" is ESTI
MATED ny CONSERVATIVE EXPERTs Al 10000
600 AND IT is BELIEVED AT THE RIVER DED
WILL YIELD AN EQUAL SUN.
recorded for many years Capital stoct IS 600 Ooo in
100000 shares Of $40 oaoh, fun paid Hnf
o which limited AMOUNT Is I9w o'Crf % The pubic a.
THE PRICE WILL De ADyANCED, ,, 1900, -,
A DIVIDEND OF At LEAST FIVE PER CENT ON
THE PAR VALUE MAY BE EXPECTED IN oCTO-
BIER NEXT.
Investors are reminded that Hydraulic Mining Is non
hazardous industry and has always boon most rcmuncraye
~ well known fact that than thrO90urths OF the
gold In tho world has been derived from phCCrs.
Applications bo for less than shares and
must be accompanied by tho money. RomHnccs may be
rnaIc by check payable tho order Of JAMES GlLFIL
Lam TREASURER, and oil communications addressed
10 him.
OnIcr. SAN MIGUEL GOLD PLACERs CO.,
81 and ~ WRiI-st,, New York City.
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anetion Sales Of Real estate.

A PHILIP A. sMYTH, Auetioneer.
h.SMITH 4 RYAN WILL SELL AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, MAY -, AT o'CLoCK. +. NJ.
the premises Throggs Neck WeschesteT Coz ~ y,
PARTITION SALE, by ORDER SUPREME COURT.
under direction Of II. {. HENDERSON. Referee
70 be sold In parcels
u 1.9 ACRES OF LAND
AT THROGG'S NECK. WESTCHESTER CO., N. Y,
with about l-2 mile Of water front on
EAST RIVER OR LONG ISLAND SOUND,
KNOWN AS TIE FRANCIS A. NORRIS PLACE
Contains asOE and outbuldings. orchard and null
trees Land lays beautifully on high BLUM; sandy
beach; anchorage for yachts; extensive views; sur.
rounded by other elegant county seats; close ana ac-
eesshle 70 New.York; Immense future value.
Maps, &c. at Aucuoneers Office. 20 Libery'st
VALUABLE 6TH-AYE PREMISES AT AUCTION.
To close the LOT the late Gordon w. BurnhRm.
The executors OF said estate will .e az auction,
by RICHARD V. HARNETT & co, Auctionccrs,
AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 90 Libcrty.st,
ON MONDAY, JUNE I, 1889, AT NOON
parcels with buildings thereon known a.
RoA 124 12B and 129 SHAVE. and No West 18th a.,
the comprising plot % feet SHAVE. by l95
deep This plot In choice location, Is wei adapted
FOR q large building for any business; and until
Improved the 5thave buildings and two stables on
lsth-st are In condition 70 be occupied.
Possession immediate. Seventy per cent can remain
on mortgage for a term Of years.
For further particulars inquire OF
ENOCH l.. FAHCHER, go Broadway
FREDERICK J.. OLCOTT, 50 Wbl.st,
WILLIAM +. ST. JOHN, lSl BrnahHay'
Maps at Auetioneers, 70 IAberty.st
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.amussments.

A BIPHI0N ACADEMY,
kAowLEs fs sieaaIs saS a.p,s
3 t'ls.-t next WEEK, c+-1s.
METROPOLITAN GERMAN OPERA COMPANY.
FOR SIX NIGHTS six OPERAS
WAGNER FESTIVAL.
SAME LEADING ARTISTS, isgLuqIHG
MANN.
Herr ANTON SEIDL. Conductor
Tho original orchestra scenery properties and faE1
Effects The following operas win be procuesd;
MONDAY, MAY IL.
RHEINGOI1D
TUESDAY MAY II.
DIE wALKEURE.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.
SIEGFRIED
THURSDAY, NAY 1e.
DIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FRIDAY, MAY IL
DIE NEIsTERSINGER
SATURDAY, MAY 49,
TANNHAUSER.
,.- BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN.
EESERYED SEATS.."....,...sl 80, 81, 80 10 and esw
Taks eS 70 5s. ;, : River oS SS.t al aoSs
1901 broadway, Brooklyn, hve blocks from Amphion
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Brooklyn propsrtp for Sale.
RANCH FOR SALE

RANCH FOR SALE
IN KANSAS.
1850 ACRES.
Great bargain 20 close estate: IL miles from Topeka
the capal railroads all fenced good house, IL
rooms large barne 200 It shedding fine corrss wind
mill reseryo good wells large orchard LOO acres
undsr cultivation $50 timothy and orchard gfAss
raised last yekr 10000 bush corn 1000 tons hay also
ueaisss aa6yese r. NJ. ARCHER.
Hotel MesFopole. New.York
A GENTLEMAN's residence b. oncquarer OF It's cosi,
n about ~ miles from Boston, Mass IS acres OF best
land every foot cultivated; 800 apple and pear trees,
small truiti high location ocean view inc hogse large
barn. tool houscai good water 80 70 10 tons hay yacht
ing boating snd fishing. Inquire Of J. HOIMESS 100
KinEstonst Boston; Z. HOLMES OILS Broadway Now
I NEw.BRIGHToN, g. I.-Rssidence; i.2 acres
N OF ground conservatory stable 70 lease as moderate
PHILIP q. sus Scw.BnRhton.
- dsnce with all improvements ana 90 acres OF and fof
sale OF bargain % close estate. Fine views Of tho
Sound. Stable. cottages. DC.
7. 8. OLARKSoN a. Co, Is Libertyst
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RECORDED MORTGAGE.

nEooRDED MORTGAGES
Il 49, se,cgo % Edward BFown No 90 saysra'
q Ms,,,irss asfisk 3 Robert hussrsve iastass
sls,ssass sdsssd g Enty 4 smith. s7th-st W Of
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City OF NEW. YORK-EISASCE DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU FOR TIE COLLECTION OF ASSESS
AENTs AND ARREARS OF TAN rs AND
ASSESSMENTS AND OF WATER RENTS
oVRJCE az Till COLLECTOR OF AshESSMENT3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09

A MEXICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.-The sew
n enty.thrd annual meeting OF the American Belo
Encsty will DO held the Bible House. Ast0r Place on
Thursday, May o. at haipast O'clock .. M, re tbs
CALEB 4. ROWE. Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
Edison GENERAL, FLFCTRfC COMPANY,
nv JAMES ID. WILLIAMS presldf n Z

~ lie ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders
4 OF the Columbus ana HosElng, Coal and Iron Co.
Of tho Company, at Columbus, Ohio Transfer books viii
Transfer Agent 10 Whilst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
Apartment Sonses.

A BEAUTIFULLY and completely furnished corner
"A apartment the brow Of Murray Hll bo entsd
for the summon months az the rae o. gs month hss
rooIn bathroom closet and private bail bargain.
Afdress MURRAY HILL, Tribune Once.
s25 TO a2s--Eix and bath private halls and
"A. bathroorps heated decorated all Light NoA 1877 10
fl5 West iOith.st WALTER LAWnENCE, northwest
corner pth-aye and Io4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-09
gErnr5lons.

I. RiNsAS, CoLoVADo. NEVADA UTAH AND
OREGON leave Eow.York May 7 and 81 and June 4 ana
L. A. PHILLIPS 4 CO., 317 broadway,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-17
OFFICIALAND OTHERWISE.

Mr.. Berger got away for the east last
night, bent on securing the appointment
OF receiver OF public moneys. He expects
to meet Gov. Prince in Washington.
The Taos politicians are quite previous.
Tie Herald is out with column article
nominating Alex Gusdorf for delegate in
congress and Ferdinand Meyer for sen
ator from Taos.
The eastern press hasn't yet got through
writing Of Judge Morrison's report to the
interior department on the condition OF
Casas Glande. The New York Sun prints
most interesting article on the subject,
quoting Judge Morrison's statements.
Mr.. Robert Fisher, formerly of Santa
Fe, and now Of Montana, was at the re-
cent election chosen as state senator from
jefferson county. He is one of the long
headed men of the west and an old miner,
whom all here will be glad TO know is get
ting along comfortably.
To the Editor OF the Daily New Mexican.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Oct. II, 18S9.-In
Yesterdays issue Of your paper you state,
referring to applicants for the receiversliip
of the land office: "Those here most
actively engaged in striving for the place
are w, M. Berger and Benz. NJ. Read"
Now, that is not right. am taking no
part whatever in the premises. This is
my friends work, without any solicita-
ton OH my part and, in fact, l have been
and am now reluctant to accept any such
position. Yours, ETC., BENZ. M. READ.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-17
Mulhatton Heard From.

Joseph Mulhatton, the famous Ken
tuck Munchausen, QUILTED in Santa Fe
last week and went for trip through
Rio Arriba county. Possibly this &C.
counts for this awful fshy tale in the
Denver News:
ABOUT, N. NJ, Oct. ia very rich
and extensive placer gold find has been
made on the Chama river, twelve miles
above this place. Some very large mug
gets have been picked up in the bed OF
the stream. one Of them weighing over one
pound, while the great beds Of gravel that
cover the mesas yield an average, it is es-
timated, OF over $4 TO the cubic yard.
There are evidences of ancient works
on all sides, and it is estimated that this
is one OF the richest discoveries ever made
on the American continent. The aurifer-
GUS deposits cover al area Of probably
fifteen square miles.
The Kendall Mining company, of Louis.
vile, KY, has been making the develop
ments with the astonishing success as
above. Gen. Hobson, of Arizona, and
other good authorities and mining ex-
perts, passed here this evening on their
way to visit the new gold fields. Great
excitement prevails in this vicinity, and
the Mexican people are flocking here in
great numbers to see it all.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-17
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

Horse thieving are wogAins Dona Ana
co,aty.
Rio Arriba county is swing Denver its
principal supply of Inuttou.
Col. IL. /. Wells, Of Albuquerque, has
gone to Salt Lake to engage in the realty
business.
New Mexico should stop the importa-
ton of priests from Italy and beer from
st. Louls.-AlbuQuerque Citizen.
1t is announced BY the Albuquerque
papers that Paul J. Hogan, clerk at the
government Indian school, has absconded
with the funds ofthe pupils, tothe amount
OF ABOUT $500.
Tuesday was the winding up day Of
court III bona Ana county. The judge,
attorneys, clerks, etc, viii now pack up
and proceed to Lincoln county, whore
court begins in a few days.
James Kibbee has quit the News, and
is succeeded by Charles II. Bailey. Mr..
Kibbee, it is understood, will 90 to Lin
coin to revive the independent OF that
town as Republican paper.
The Aqua Pura company has a force OF
men and teams at work above the upper
water works dam sCraping out the mud
so as to deepen the water and give them
larger surface OIL which to cut ice
Optic.
Las Cruces note: Ten thousand dol
lars i'll gold coin came into the town a
few days ago in one lot to pay the taxes
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany. II nearly broke the agents back
getting it off the train.
Numerous business changes are on at
Albuquerque. B. Myer has bought out
f. Cooks second hand ctore; S. L. Rose
has bought out The Western Hardware
company, and CodingtOn has sold his
furniture store to Bullock, Baker & Co.
The Meslla Valley Democrat screeches
"What is the use lying about thing ?
The Albuquerque fair has come and gone,
and the cold fact is that with the excep.
ton OF the horse racing and other gam
bling enterprises, the affair was dismal
failure"
Taos mines: We have from reliable
party report Of 4 discovery in the Rio
Hondo district that will exceed any gold
and silver mines ever discovered in New
Mexico. Our reporter is on the spot and
we will give full details on his return. The
entire mining population is in y fever
heat over the discovery. judging from
the ore we gathered from the Copper Age
mine in the Rio Hondo, we must say
that DR.. Taylor has struck bonanza.
1t is the richest ore containing silver, cop
| Der and gold that has been discovered fl,
many years. The doctor has nearly com.
pleted his smelter and will run it to its
full capacity until the LIST of January.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-17
a NIEeardly Policy.

"Speaking OF San Pedro the Santa II
New MEXICAN has the following to say
Each passing day makes its future more
certain. Nature has settled it that there
second Leadville shall be erected
There is no town lot boom now, that has
given away to asteady business growth
but there is more prospecting; more min
ing, more and better ore in sight than ever
and each stroke Of the pick and shovel
improves the outlook. Will the niggardly
policy of the Colorado press prevent the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad from NOV
ing to advance Colorado's prosperity by
helping Santa Fe and San Pedro just q
little bit?"
Yes, If the past counts for anything
the policy of the Colorado press, with
few exceptions, will be to divert the at
tention OF the capital from San Pedro,
the southwest and elsewhere to their
snowbond mineral deposits El Paso
Bullion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-17
ARMY ORDERS.

Acting Assistant Surgeon G. A. Sewall,
is relieved from temporary duty at Fort
Verde, and will return to his proper sta
tion-Whipple barracks, A. 7.
Post Quartermaster Sergeant Lewis A.
Hoyt gets furlough for four months, to
take effect after re-enlistment.
A general court martial is ordered by
Col. Grierson to convene at Fort Wingate
on the 2lst inst. Detail for the court.
Capt. William NJ. Wallace, 9th cavalry
Capt. Leonard Hay, 9th infantry; Capt.
Arthur W. Taylor, assistant surgeon
Capt. Robert Hanna, 9th cavalry; 1st
Lieut.. Benjamin II. Cheeyer, jr., 9th cav
airy; LIST Lieut.. John M. Stotsenburg
9TH cavalry; I'd Lieut.. Hugh j. Gallagher,
9Th cavalry; I'd Lieut.. Alonzo Gray, 9th
cavalry; I'd Lieut.. Charles D. Rhodes,
9th cavalry; I'd Lieut.. Robert L. Howe,
9th cavalry, judge advocate.