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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

Tor sALE-THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS.
II Beautiful house, st, $4,000.
beautiful house. Vt ave-. 2,s.J. 600
Beautiful house. near Scott Circle, $4,000.
NeIy cheap house, 10th st $500.
aP-O:3t' W. l. BURFORD, 1929 " Y. ave
EOR SALE-STOP RENTING AND OWN YOUR
Il home. $500 to So 25O including side lot: s2:5
monthly; 10 cash. Will secure You perfect gem of
home in prettIest neiRhborhood, e. two lines cars
ap20-6t' W. T.. BURFORD, 1922 N Y ave
EOR SALE-DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM
Il S3.6JO-S}O0 cash. bal easy monthly payments:
the last two of Of those beautiful 3story
St northeast. 10 rooms. finely built. finished in
natural WOOD cabinet oak NANTES; splendid neyhbor
hood ". r.. BURFORD, li1s y. Y ave. ap20-6t'
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GRoGANs CREpIT HousE.
- 139 AND al 9Ih ST NV
EASY NElkLlOk MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
bLD-i.o0M SUITS, N Poplar, from SIS NJ.
BEDROOM SUITS, in OAK and Cherry from S2b
BED-kOOM SUITS Walnut, from $50.
PAisLOh SUITS, IN Hair Cloth or Plush from s35.
HEADQUARTERS for BABY CAkRIAIfEs and RF-
FRIGERAToRs
lNGRAIN CARPET from % cents up.
BEST EXTRA SUPER CARPETS. SIS cents
Bkl sSELS CARPET from 40 cents
FULL LINZ Or Matthias. OIL CLOTHS
RUGS. MATS. &C
All Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Nattines laid free a
charge apl5-2m
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GEO. Il. WILSON late Of Walker & Wilson,
aYlO-2W lIIS + st
I.CR sALE-l3I5 CONNECTICUT AVE- THE
II former residence ~ the late ex-senator YuIeeo OF
florida This house built by the former owner
with great aud the result - that IL OF
IluSt cOulfJrLble homes MaShngton. The present
owners are willing to sell at about cost Apply 10
UILANl < WHITING,
are-2x I:fgOF -
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4 5000 FEET OF GROUND:
New Hampshire ave, 25th and II sts. will make
twelve lots of not less than Is feet frontage
aplO FRANK B. CONGER, 14l5 L St
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NOR SALE-LOTS-
A. Square 1901. bounded by Ga ave. and E, 9th and
18th SITS. sc. 80 cts.
~, bet II and SITS. ne, lots 13x110 and 61&xl10
per foot 30 cts.
South side kenesaw ave bet l4th and 18th sts., Mt
Pleasant. lot 30 by about 1855 beautiful location,
board sidewalk, sewer. gas: per foot 10 cts.
Several lots side of 4th st bet. and
sts., each l9.6XSS.413; per foot 10 cts.
18Th st. NV, bet. and sts part of lot g. square
30; per foot S1.21.
South side Of NJ ST. n. w. bet. 22d and 23d sts NV,
lot i 4. square D per foot 5 20
X, bet. 18th st. and New Hampshire ave, lot 81 SIX
80, per foot 1 80.
Southwest corner of Goth and SITS. n.w lots 49, 20
and u. square 81 yer loot $40.
Eas: side of 10th, bet. and NJ SITS lots 50x1 90;
per foot 80.
Corner 18th and NJ SITS. NV, lot 40 S}x97 A. three
frames renting at $50 per month stand this lot.
Ultl April 20, per foot $3.50.
southwest corner OF 9th and SITS. NV, lot 5Sx90,
in proved by several old frames per foot SO 80.
Last side OF Connecticut ave. bet S ana L SITS II W.,
lot -. 2.jaSl 80; per foot 81.
North side of o, bet 3D. and ~ SITS W., lot l3x114
$500.
Intersection Vermont ave. and 9th st. feet
ON Vermont ave aud 81 feet on 10th st. parking on
both streets; si,oOO. II. H. WARMER h co,
aplS-T 9lU L St NV
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GiURLEY BROTHERS.
On. B-Note our new addressJ 1000 ! n

1885 street.
On B-Note our new addressJ ap2O-es
T;OR SALE-HANBSOME RESIDENCE 1865 n ST
Il n W. beautifully finished ~ convenience large
stable Wlth laundry and servants artCuts. Owner
PnrchaS with intention of rrnoyug to the District
PAANES co, 613 18th st. 1t.
EtOR SALE-TWO OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN
- EsDToI tark: Will pay Per cent; beautiful and
Several fne Residences on T ST. H. W.; cheap and good
Investment
Two rev Bricks on ST.. near 9TH H. W. eight rooms
an. nv iils. electric behS tubes anu every thing
'hdt kot%S 70 MAKE a COM lete house.
Several Of the best and cheapest Houses in the north
apG:5t CiF IIfsf'T ays s. D aId fii o.r+
EOR SALE-TWO NEW PRESS BRICK BAY WIN
n dow Houses; all modem mn rUyclneu IatrubeS
9en states slate and cabinet mlntels; Nos. 1906 and
lOuS S9uti Carolina ave sc. On easy terms. APPLY
I. [. MEADS, Builder, lUl 4th st. ne. ap2O-lw'
For SALE Or RENT-ATLANTIC CITY-IIO-
room Corner Hotel. elegantly furnished; central.
pO-foum corner Hotel. nicely furnished; splendid
Cottazss1 BRUCkMANN. 1Usl Atlantic ave, Atlantic
EOK SALE NEW 3-STORY AND BASEMENT
Il brlch house, 1927 Il street NV; Waterman on
ar!O-2w PHOTOGRAPHER llth st, pa ave.
EToR sALE-SOME BALTIMORE HOUSES AT
slecuIdSsJ prices: TINS Is good chance FOR caI-
talIsts. y 4, Star Office. ap9O-3t
EOR SALE-CHEAP-FIFTEEN NEW HOUSES
Il on T. between SIN and ION SIS. w.. all mod i.nps
good eStneut; price $500; terms easy. G. H.
PAhhEit lie and L sts s.w. ap2O-;}t-
NOR SALE-A FINE HOUSE on ] ST. OPPOSITE
Il government reservation house contains Is r,oIna
pain room anu numerous closets every thu, IL pe RECT
order Now rented for % per month. Price iG,5OO
Apply to HILL X JOHNSTON,
ap-O-3t 1IO3 Penna. ave. II.
4, OR sALE-HONIEs. MT. PLEASANT
y henesaw ave, rooms, large lot 800
10th ST., rooms, cellar sud furnace. 800
ap!O-3t Gko. =. GRAHAM. los Pa ave.
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IIOR SALE-HOUSES-
brick, 10 rOOIns and bath: perfect order
ne home $3.50
= rooms: concrete cellar. lot :3,2A95 5000
X, bat 18Th and IA IN SITS. II W, l-rOOm brick;
=, bay window lest location lot 2IKI00,.,. 5000
l, BET LON aud 10Th s,s, 2-st0ry and base
HIent brick. \ rooms and bath: hardwood
mantels; French plate mirrors; ali H. l.
1Oth St. BET l. and SIS. NV story brick o'oo
!, Pie N =, :, 80, !; $500
,a 'io On hs. ami hea Thy n $500
,t Ga T n, :, 5000
heated by furnace and OTen CRATES double
rarigrs and dIniug-room on mrs. ar.
sIeaAing tubes, dnmb waiter, &c, BEAUTY
For permit inspect above house apply AZ t ogp
Houses and lots of all prices for sale in Tako,na
f@rk- F. GILBERT 4 co,
I|OE sALE-2ols q ST. NV. BRICK HOUSE 10
ToIls, az n4otefI improvements sanitary plumb
ap.O-Iu NJ D. FEGS. 5::i 81,
IH0R sALE-HOUsE on HOWARD AVE, MOUNT
Pleasant eight rooms and bath; lot s,x.2G price
ap"J-3t' I3iGsFF'.
I,Oli SALE VERY NICE THREE-STORy am
purased soon iso neat .Td6 6 st a s s cheap
Bilek on s., near I'd ne -. OJ0. ON Mass. ave-.
$500. }. L. HEREFORD, 1885 ST. api0@ w
ITuR sAI.E-vaLUABLE rKoPERTY-I3TB ST
n near y. nlne-rUOm house. brick stable and tenant
house. lot ..2AlJJ feet, price 800. A : GAY
WOOD. S35 9;h st. ap2O a..
Y,OR sALE-HOUSEs. DO YOU WANT 4 FINE
to-rUOn House, extra well built, with every cOye-
ileilce, near tenn ave and new library bullillv -
Tor s.Cto- Gall ON MCGOWAN Y CAMPBELL, Ionn,,
10. COrcuran building. aT1u NJ NJ
LoR SALE-HANDsOME BROOM HOUSE. NEW
Il ham, shire ave-; 900. Two Houses Is rms
aEG cellar % ~D4b ST n. e. S..SOU one 6-rooIn
anu cellar O.i9 - u. G.; S3OuU. easy terms II. A
hahDiN"' OOC Ilth 81. L. W ap20-5t
JrOR sALE-TRREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
rooms furnace and all H. J., located near DIl.
IOnt Circle frIce $500 for permission 10 insiIet
lrOR SALE-HOUSES-
Ilth near q a. W, l3r H. i.....-.--...... 81 900
r. Iear U NV, lJr III 1.---.,............ $4,000
l., hear Sth n W., IT., iu-i............... \ BO0
~ near lJtii n-W.s W., 5000
10th near Y H. " ST., ln.i.-..-............. 5.OOO
Sth ns.r B"aindary n. W ri. nj 5000
Or n. 1000
Myllc ST. ne. I. 1DO
z room voltage, near Brightwood. 8 acres.... 500
room cottage at BrUokland l&Ti,e lot....... $500
room cottage al MI Pleasant large LOTT. 2,5OO
Sp2O-Jt KLDEOkD W. WALKER, 1905 Est
I,OR sALE-A SFLENDIDLY BUILT HOUSE ON
IL I'd st; Sc, with every convenience and improve
ent. Will b sold Tor $1,000. For particulars address
Don, star Office. apsU-3ts
I,oR SALE THOSE BEAUTIFUL IO-RooM
Library; every convenience and Ierfect in construc
ton none finer in the city for the price, 900 MAC
GOWAk & CAMPBELL, Room 10 Corcoran BUILDING
ap20-SS'
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II We offer for sale the handsome residence No 3
Dupont Circle II. green stone front. The house is
twenty co feet wide and thirteen 80
rooms, exclusive of closets and bathrooms. and is in
complete order There are few houses more attrac-
tive, both inside and out and also III respect of loca
ton. Price $31, 900. Permission to inspect given on
APPLICATION TO us. FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN,
apl9-3t l43I PENNSYLVANIA ave n w
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Il THAT SPLENDID LOT
on southeast corner New Ramps ave and II ST. at
So per foot. FRANK Il. CONGER,
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EtOR SALE-LOTS.
Connecticut ave, near Dupont Circle, 32x6o.
Connecticut ave. Near K ST., 25xlO0.
5 tIat i9t' 10TH st., near + 2Gxioo
Zine front ON 1th st. II. W., near Q. 4Sx1O5.
Fine front on 9TH ST. s. W., 73x9,
zine front on Mass. ave. Ii. e. of 80 feet, cheap
Lot ON St, bet. 18th st. and n H. ave-, with small
Lot on 1;;sh st nv. bet and sts PA feet front
Lot in So ss,4, overlooking Maryd ave-, 4exloo.
aHIee lots cor Sherman ave. and SteuOen ST., l50x
an Il. ii. e. near a St, ,aOx97.
Several good lots in lie Dooit Park, at low figures.
900. TYLER 4 KUTHEKFoRD,
ap~U-ot 1907 4 st. H. W.
NOR sALE LEI . 3sx1l4, NORTH SIDE Il, BET.
3Ox1O0, 21st ST. bet NJ and nv; 50 per 50. It,
Whole half SQUARE IA lo aS GUY &c "sr
f@ itab Tor ten Gays: Br9k dWelng PIG room
j 6rlfk dwelling Terieet order sio5 S ilS
Easy terms ", {, DGthLL 5::i St. NV p:G GG
F0R sALEaA GOOD LOT, ON b ST. BETMEEN
9TH and sth SITS; s.w, - per foot. 20 by - feet
foot. Lot on Al, between II and SITS. - by i30:
93ci Good lot on Union St. between NJ and y, 30 by
II Ism. 70 10y 100; 81 per foot Z. H. PARKER. Az
ana sts s.w ap2O-b'
EoR SALE $400-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED
Lots at Ivy City, with frame building upon il a
bargain. CHAS. \. SHIELDS, 1906 i st. NV .ap'3O-3:
EoR sALE-rHAT BEAUTIFUL CORNER Al IN
nues. LcDroit PARK. Can aud see plan of proposed
subdivision into 10 short lots. JOHN U. JOHNSON,
~ Fst. ay20-.It
E1OR saloon l4TH ST, ABOVE v WEST
Il side, Lot 20xI20 to alley Imp oved by store and
stable; Under lease. 5000. JOHN .. JOHNSON.
40 st. al,20-2t
HTOR SALE-IO BUILDERS-GSXl27 FT,DELA-
Il ware ave-. near CAPITOL, 81 p per it.
66xllo, on north side & st., bet. 9TH and eth H. e.
- cents ~
2:,x9l, on S, bet 18TH St and New Hampshire ave-,
Sl.G0. '
50N200. Ivy City, 1850.
Lots ut RUssiynn. terminus of Mt Vernon ave ten
minutes from Pennsylvania ave. line. 3 to u
cents.
Acres, Acres, Acres. Linden ST.. seven miles
from city finest building sites Metropolitan Branch
L. X. 500 peS2cre.
REMOVED 10 ROOM >, FIRST FLOOR, Sun
BUILDING, i ST.
ap15-6t 4. L. SYPHERD 4 Co
ESOh SALE-COLUM HEIGHTS
We have corner and other desirable Lots for sale in
different locations OF Columbia Heights. Headuuar-
tiers on lowest prices. NJ. Nj. PARKER,
mhl6-2m l4lS ST.
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EOk SALE-A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER, nth
ai.d sts- Sc; thrfe-stury Brick House, contain
X 10 ROOMS and cellar. iCt l9xSS-4 on ST.; only
: . coo. ~ Der cent may lay mortgage hve years
~ > Ter cent Apply u EDWAiD SNOWDEN, corner
~ and IS. Ierteet I. :. title. aplN-3t.
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HrOR SALE-LOTS WEST SIDE OF n II. AVE-
Il bet and y very cheap if sold ut Inquire OF
NJ. NJ. PARKER,
ap15-Bt lIISF ST
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TFOR SALE-LOTS EAST SIDE OF della AVE.
4 bet and SITS. Me-, the best bargain the II. G.
NJ. NJ. PARKER,
apl1-6t I4Is i At
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LOOKS For full list call at Office for bulletin issued
the LIST and 10Th. Iapl9! THOS. I. WAGGAMAN
ItOR SALE-NORTHEAST CORNER OF 9TH AND
Il 1 hts NV. 3-StOry brick II rooms. Ills house
was bilt by the owner i'll the most substantial man
er Tor MS nome and spared in making it
complete as TO comfort and convenience. The interior
OF tie house has 10 be order appreciate the
property and the low figure at which II is offered
lernlt to inspect will be furnished at office Price
SI,G1O. b. Ii. WARNER CO,
Gr19-3t 9I6 f st NV.
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4 We have several new houses with about ne-half
acre OF land at Gaithersburg Montgomery County,
Md. that We can sell tor e., 600 and $1,000 cash
payment OF $500. and balance in monthly payrents
A. T. HILL 4 CO,
apl3-eo6t 1888 L st
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

IGOR hENT-ON PlEECE'S MILL ROAD, A
short distance IRON the eng. large dwelling con-
lrllillg about L. ROOMS formerly occupied as the
Children 5 Country Home. AIaly 10
1HOS. j. FISHER & CO,
E1t A
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A PAHrN VERY MUCH IN MED OF MONEY
IA viii sacrifice 100 shares any Yart OF it, OF Do
lEesuc tire Engine and Pump Conn Hny stock
Address ID. a.. star ONCE.
B.This offer to hold only TIL the I'D inst
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR RENT-ROSE HILL FARM. INQUIRE OF
II Jos. = Worthing;on. Good Hope Hill or Anacostia
Z. o. by mail: rooms with ~ or less nees-
sary outbuildines, and fine water and fruit. aiO-t'
ISoR SAI.k-24 ACRES AT HERNDON. VA A
pleasant VILLAGE farm home "a acres. well improved
Good soil fruit. and water. Ten 40 minutes walk
from depot Easy IayInents-httle more than rent.
p. II. BUELL..
1t Herpaon Va
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GARRETT PARK-VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR
~ sale at cents foot and upwards, on small
monthly payments; the only Metropolitan Branch
subdivision embracing Rock Greek the oniy subnrar
subdivision with avenues and paved uf-
ters For descriptive circulars full Information
address HENRY n. COPP. Secretary, 700 Sth st. n w.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21
OTERO COUNTY.

The New MEXICAN is in receipt OF
communication from prominent Collax
Republican, stating that if the people OF
that county were consulted it would be
found that new county would be created
out of part Of Colfax and Mora. Ofcourse,
for the present, it would be Democratic
county. Why a Republican legislative
assembly should increase the number OF
counties surely to be Democratic, when
the people thereof at the very least do
not want them, is more than can be
readily understood. Eastern Colfax 80
far is not at all we'll settled Clayton is the
proposed county seat. 1t is eleven miles
from Folsom, where the new land office
is to be located. These are the only two
places of any consequence in the proposed
new county, and they are not fifteen
months old. Neither the Folsom Idea
nor the Clayton Enterprise, the two
papers published there, contain anything
in the direction Of expressing a wish for
new county. Were the people OF that
section in favor OF the scheme
these papers would surely adj
vocate it. There surely is no
political sense i'll creating q new coun-
ty with brand new set Of Democratic
county officials. This of course would
give the Democracy of that section in
creased power and prestige, and we doubt
if within the next two years the new
county could be redeemed and made Re-
publican. The New MEXICAN thinks the
creation of the new county of Otero at
this time would be political bunder OF
the first class; besides, the people of that
section do not want it, neither do the
people of Colfax county.
Messrs. Baca, Dolan and Prichard are
the council committee on counties and
county lines. They should carefully in
vestigate the matter before acting. The
creation of the new county is not demand
ed by any necessity Whatsoever. We are
in favor of the creation of new counties,
whenever ;he people demand it and any
possible benefit could arise therefrom
But in this case we can not SEQ where
such comes in. The county OF Otero can
wait and ought to wait.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21

A CHANGE should be made in the time
of the election Of the justices of the peace.
Their terms should run for one year only,
and the elections should take place in
January OF each year. A better class OF
justices could be obtained at these special
elections, as politics would not cut much
of figure. Now at the general elections
it is often the case that bad, incompetent
and corrupt men are nominated and
elected. A change would put stop to
this and enable the people to select bet
ter men for these very important posi-
tons. There is bill to that effect now
pending in the council, introduced by
Senator Jaralnillo. 1t should be speedily
taken up and passed.
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Idleness is Dangerous Fault

In the kidneys, When inactive they speedily
fall into diSrepair Those obstinate and fatal
maladies Bright's disease and diabetes, ensue
with terrible certainty upon the inaction of
the organs affected. Caarrh Of the bladder,
enurlsS, gravel and straugury are also to be
apprrhended from partial paralysis of the
bladder, Of which weakness and sluggishness
are the causes, lOstetters Stomach Bitters is
a fine tonic and promoter of activity for the
renal organs, and one which can be relied upon
toord nlhcm the requisite u stimulus withoct
exiting thcm-an effect to be feared from thea
unmedicated alcoholic eXctant of commerce.
further bcncticcnt effect OF the Bitters, by re-
newing activity OF the kidneys, is to enable them
to drain from the blood in its passage through
them impurities productive OF rheumatism and
dropsy. Nervousness, fever and ague, constipa-
ton and dyspepsia are conquered by the Bitters
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21
,enehcial work.

The governor has vetoed the bill pro-
viding for different management of the
penitentiary; on constitutional grounds.
Very well. We do not think the consti-
tutional grounds are we'll taken. The
bill should lie speedily passed over the
governors veto. 1t contains many whole
some and beneficial provisions. 1t should
become law. 1t is modelled after the
Colorado statute for the government of
the penitentiary, which has been found
to work extremely we'll for the past twelve
years. Hence the bill in question is not an
experiment. The conditions existing in
New Mexico are similar to those existing
in Colorado A good deal OF money will
be saved by the enactment of the bill.
Pass it, and pass it speedily, gentlemen
of the 2Sth legislative assembly, the gov
ernor's objections to the contrary not
withstanding.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21
1ROpOsALsFOR HORSES FOR CAV.

l. AIRY acknowledgements De-
partlnent of Arizona. Office Chief Quar-
termaster, Los Angeles, CAL, February
Is, 1SS9.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at this Office until II o'clock a. M,
Wednesday, March 20, 1899, and opened
Immediately thereafter in the presence of
bidders, for the furnishing and delivery,
as soon as practicable, at Los Angeles,
Cal, or Fort Union or Fort Wingate, N.
NJ, of all or any part Of sixty horses re-
CURED for cavalry service the govern
ment reserving the right to reject the
whole or any part of any bid received.
Proposals for deliveries of the horses at
points other than those named, will be
entertained. Preference given to articles
of domestic production, conditions OF
price and quality being equal, and such
preference given to articles of American
production produced on the Pacific coast
to the extent OF the consumption required
by the public service there. Specifica-
tons, general instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposals will be furnished
on application to this office; to the AS
sistant QuaftepmAster, Santa te, N. NJ,
or to the Depot Quartermaster, st. Louis,
No. A. S. kIMBALL, Quartermaster,
U. s. A., Chief Quartermaster.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q
THE FOUNTAIN JURY LAW,

The New MEXICAN is again extremely
gratifed to be able to congratulate the
people OF New Mexico and the 2Sth legis-
lative assembly upon the speedy passage
on Yesterday Of the new jury law. Col.
Fountain, the speaker OF the house, pre-
pared the bill, and his influence and
energy pusi kd it through the Republican
caucus and| he legislative assembly. The
saving untry its provisions will amount
to about ST., 300 per year At the same
time the n chinery of the courts is not
interfered tth; quite the reverse, it is
increased u efficiency. The saving IS
effected by decrease in the number OF
Jurors and tne of holding the sessions Of
the grand kies; by having but one set
of grand Petit jurors, all to be paid by
the govd of the United States to act
for both Lifted States and territorial
branches o. the district courts at Santa
Fe, Las Ngas, Albuquerque and Las
Cruces, and OF course by corresponding
saving in the compensation and mileage
of sherifs, bailihs and interpreters. A
synopsis of the act was given in yestef-
DAYS New MEXICAN. Col. Fountain is
entitled 10 credit and full credit in this
matter, and the New MEXICAN will see
that he receives it. We have done all we
have been able to III the matter and by
calling it to The attention of the assembly.
Speaker Fountain worked hard and sue
cessfuly, aud his work will save the ter
sitory in the neighborhood of SAC, 900 per
year. Let the 2Sth legislative assembly
proceed in the even tenor of its way de-
spite the howls of the Albuquerque pro-
fessional blackmailers, ycleped Albuquer-
que Democrat, and other Democratic
sheets.
Such work as the passage OF the Perea
finance bill, the enactment OF the law
turning clerks fees into the treasury and
allowing them salary, the saving OF
$4,000 in extra compensation to the terri
torial judges and the passage OF the Foun-
tain jury bib sll Of which measures will
save the teri fory about $3.50, cooper year,
as we have said before, is good enough
record for any legislative body, Repub-
lican or Democratic, in New Mexico or
elsewhere.
The 2sth legislative assembly, upon the
whole, most excellent record
q: {; 6; % ':::; {; f: {: ; !; ::
and its beneficial work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch in the life of the individual.
Such remarkable event is treasured in
the memory, and the agency wherebythe
good health has been attained is CRATE
fully blessed Hence it is that so much
is heard in praise OF Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use of the great Alternative
and tonic. If you are troubled with any
disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, of
long standing you will surely find relief by
use of Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC or 81
per bottle at c.. M. Creamer's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21

SENATOR KING, hurry up the investiga-
ton of your committee and let us have
your report. The people demand to
know. what has been going on in the courts
and why over 100000 have been ex-
pended under the direction of Democratic
judges during the past two years for their
maintenance and why Democratic clerks
and Democratic district attorneys have
made neat little fortunes out of their Of
fees during that time.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21

TIE Folsom Idea, published at Folsom,
IN the proposed new county OF Otero, says
that within the limits of the proposed
new county there is not sufficient taxable
property to sustain new county. There
is evidently something to the statement.
The matter should lie carefully looked
into before action on the bill creating the
new county should be taken in the
council.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-21

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