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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

w f. are informed that sensible Dem,
rats all over the territory are disguise,
WITH the iart, that the Democrats cen
raj committee, consisting OF Il few would
re bosses, actual booder5 and four-bt
line statesmen managed to keep tia
democracy as Il party from partlcipatin,
N the election for delegates to the con
,tltutional convention. They recognize
hat great mistake has been made in
tbstHinln2 from voting and have concluded
hat the Democratic party has simply
'een used as casts paw. A good dea!
Il dissatisfaction exists thereat and tht
nnrmurs are deep and long We have
warned the masses OF the Democrats OF
This territory against allowing themselves
u be manipulated by the boodlers who
Ontro the Democratic central commit
pc. But none are so blind as those VINO
will not sec. 1t is too lite now. Tie
Democracy OF this territory has assumed
the role of the enemy of progress, nd
'ancement and liberal ideas, and of the
opponent OF the prosperity and materia!
Welfare OF the people of New Mexico. II
shall stand or fall upon the record. The
,reop.e shall I've the judges.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

ADJr. GEN. BARTLETT is OF the opinion
hat the militia OF NeS Mexico has no
'een fairly treated by the legislature
renee the fact that but little interest i,
AIKEN in militia affairs. There is some
hing in his argument and it is right and
proper that he should stand up and de-
end the militia men OF the territory
However, that does not alter the fact that
nn'ler the alleged reform Democratic adj
ninistration of the past four years the
militia, as well as everything else con.
rected with that cursed administration
suffered considerably. The administers
;on Of the men appointed by Grover
Cleveland is, however, at an end, the
md Lord be thanked There is u splen-
did chance to bring the militia system to
a good state OF efficiency. Gov. Prince
iii do the territory great service b,
aking the matter in hand, reorganizin.
he militia and giving he subject the at
.ention it deserves.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

HERE Is food for reflection for the fret
raiders. Mr.. George A. Jameson, q mem
per OF the British commission to investi
gate the depression Of trade and industr,
III Great Britain, says in his report:
A vide distinction must be dawn be
ween that prote ton which n forel-l
'unniry resorts to in Orler to raise it,
rAvenue, or, under however erroneous il
b lief, to prote t and foster its own in
'lisIre,, IN tn t fhm of protection " hi Ii
X calclil urd, ii not de ,igre |, to inva IL
t e industries of this country. We ,an
ave no reason to resent the Iorlner an
10 desire to copy it. But it is the frs
uty whl'h a state owes t. its citizens t,
'r,te,t tIeir industries from invasion
md government which c0nfesse4 it
mpotelc"'r processes its reluctance to
nIIill tia duty abdl ates one Vi its pri
nary functions.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

4 FEW days ago the Denver chamber
of commerce held Il meeting and took
action upon the question of the importa-
ton, duty free, OF Mexican lead ores
The meeting Was largely attended, as the
>uhje.t is one of the greatest Importance
to the miners of the Centennial State
One OF the resolutions adopted, saws: st
Is PLAIN common sense that ore carryinl
one and one-halt pounds silver per tom
and | 900 pounds OF lead, is not silver ore
but lead ore. and should he so classified -
In commenting on the matter, the Denver
Times remarks
This is so plain that it seems scartelt
possible that any cabinet otlirer could ever
lave failed or refused to see it. Yet ii
has been perSistemtly ignored for several
wears, and during ali that time the | l.,
poAndS OF silver that pays no duty hu>
been bringing III the 1000 pounds OF lead
Tree, when there is duty OF S6J Il ton
on lead. Thus The government has been
deprived Of its revenues and the price ul
Lead has been reduced, to the eXcerdin-
damage OF the lead pro uring states ami
territories. They are now demanding
that the absurd ruling ne reversed anu
That they he allowed the protection for
heir grea industry which the law clearly
promises tnen.
In this connection it would be We'll and
very probably OF great benefit if the dit
ierent boards OF trade OF this territory
would lend a helping hand to the New
Mexican lead miner and mine owner.
The more tlourisling the lead mining in
dustry OF this territory is, the better iol
all concerned. Meetings of the several
boards Of trade should he held and stron.
resolutions passed urging upon the treas
ury department that the ee importation
If Mexican lead ore, produced by paupe
labor and imported iraudulentIy and to
the detfiment of tho American miner |
should be discontinued. The policy is Il
bad and pernIcOus one, and is oil heir
loom Of the Cleveland administration |
The sooner it stops the better.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

THE g.eat viinbow chaser, Col Calvii
Brce. is sansuine that the Democrat.
will carry Ohio this fall. The colonel
M Ohio man AMI his bar'l is being use
il the campaign, and lie ought to know
On the other hand it is very singular tina
the Republicans of the state and the
j ,raker men certa My exhibit no symp
toms or Indications, Of coming d. feat. III
fac. they are cent IN of victory. viii hi =
tor, repeat Itself and will the great ram
boa chaser predictions fail us they did
last November It looks that way.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

"THE mower whets his srythe," say
the poet, AMI it is to be hoped thai Pres
ident Harrison is doing ikewise, prepare
tory to the appointment of lie. chic.
justice, q new United States attorney anG
a new United States marshal for New
Mexico. The good people OF this terri
tory would relish that sort of change
with power and great glory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

AND now it appears as il the Democrat.
of Taos had stolen march on the Relmb
leans and placed ticket for delegates t.
the constitutional convention IN the fielc
on Monday last and beaten the Repub
lican nominees. If this proves to be I.
fact it serves the Republicans of Taos
right. There "a4 good deal OF hangin.
back md skulkins up there about the
matter aud the leaders seemed to take NJ
interest. No tnar~.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

Ey-losrMAsTER GEN. FRANK HATroN
as e'Iitpr of the Washington Post, is pitch
ins into Civil Service Commissioner
Roosevelt in a most lively fashion, and in.
rlentaIly into the civil service law. S,
far he has had the best OF the fghI
There is no doubt that there is good deal
OF sham about tie civil service movement
A little light upon the subject and liye,
newspaper discussion about it can be bul
productive OF good. Let her 20, GALA.
uknri
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

TIE Santa Fe Copper company, dom
business at san Peiro, in this county,
an Institution eniinently well managed
prosperous and OF the greatest benefit t.
our business and mining interests Of thi
county, Vim, brains, energy and know
ed2e If business will tell every time Mr.
S. E. KaunheinI, Of Boston, is the genera.
manager OF the company.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

\ HALF dozen OF the alleged murderer
OF DR.. Cronin are in Jail lin Chicago, and
looks as ii the poli'e had gathered suit
cient evidence for the conviction OF som,
OF them, but there are 80 many slips II
that city between the arcuSation and til,
punishment, HAT it will not do to be to-
cert"in that the claims Of justice will b,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

WE are no lon particularly interestcc
in Surveyor General JuIian but rs iaul
ful rhromiclers Of pnhlIc affairs, we ar
bound to state that all over this grea
and vide territory The news of his remov
al Ives true satisfaction. Right sad this
but nevertheless absolutely true.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

For The latest and most reliable mining
agricultural, political and territorial new-
read the New MEXICAN. Besides. vheI
you do SO You will also read live, strai.h
Snd honest newspaper, strongly Republ
can and reliably So.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

BrFoRE the flowers bloomi in the spring
fra IA, We will have, in all human proba
bi'l,y, direct rail ,onnection with the r!
mineral and coal producing regions
Santa Re 'onnry, This can not hapre
any too soon for the GOOD Of all concerned
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

IT is said that within the past few days
there has been good deal Of profanity il
the oiiire oi the surveyor general Of New
Mexico. That may we'll be so. Its no,
the nan Who gets an office that does tn.
BR earring
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

A CORREsI oNDENT sends US an article
clipped from the Albuquerque Democrat,
with The request, "I'lease tackle" We
hey to he excused. We sie too busy witt
more substantial things.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09
CITY SUBSCRIBERS,

Mr.. II. 0. Ladi has sole charge Of the city
circulation of the NEW MExlcAH, and all sub
scriptnns must he paid 70 him or at this office
City subscribers viii confer favor by repor,
Ing 10 this office all cases OF non-deliyery Of
p4irrs.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

The department OF agriculture has is
sued ~ page book on the Enslisi
sparrow" Whatever Uncle Jerry does he
docs well. That is the kind of a man
la 10
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

New MEAICU's constitution makers will
not have to wrestle with the woman sui
irate business. There is one point gained
already.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

THERE are no flies on the constitutional
convention project and it will prove itsell
OF great good TO New Mexico and hel
nppnlp
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

THE San Pedro lotm is still on and
growing daily stronger, better and more
permanent. Long may it rontiffhe.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

THE New lerk sun is still trying to yet
the Democrats together. The job seems
to be very hard one.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8.

TIE Socorro Advertiser wants the new
state Of Sierra created. All right. Go
ahead.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

SwlFT's SPECIFIC cured me OF malignant Blood
bison alter had been treated in vain with old
'.callcd remedies Of Mercury and Potash. SIS. s.
t only cured tho Blood Poison, hut relieved The
l'n"latism which was caused ~ the pci"onots
1!acra's. GEO. LoV.LL, s42! 81 Avenue, II. i.
~ ca her neck. We rave h, bwirr's, rLc:ric,
I'D The result WIS wonderful and the cure prom pt
8. A. DEAIIOND, Cleveland, Tenn.
SwI-T's Sr-ciPIc ~ entirely q vegetable remedy,
nd u tho only MEDICINE which permanently cures
jcrofua, B!ood lIrr,o-s, Cancer md Contagious
flood Poison. Sc.:,A Or book on Blood and Sldn
)iTcases, rlailet rec. -
1Hx swHy s~seIsie Co., Drawer >, atlanta, o.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

THE merchant who IL q good advertiser
i Jes good business.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-09

TERMS:
pul" per year 5000 Weekly PEI year $500
Six months go. 300 sly months l5o
Three mouths SEQ Three months . 100
one month .... LOS
Daily delivered ny carrier % cents per week,
E4trS for Standing ADVERTISED. Is r,adc kuOwn
application.
All COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication
must BE- accompanied by the writer's name and
al irrSs-uot for pubiCatiOu-bu rs al evidence
OF good faith and should be addressed to the
editor Letters pertaining to business should
be addressed to NEW MExlC>N Printing Co
Santa FP, New Mexico
-rnlerru rs second Class matter a. the
Santa Fr Post OfiCe.
&k%- h. NEW MEXICAN is tie oldest news
pnprr in New Mexico 1t is sent to every Posi-
. ice In the Territory and has a large and grow
In : ctrcGiatic0 among the intelligent and rro
grtsSt". people 0f the snnthwast
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
- - aEFLEerloN.

T. tas E1lsqf ~ sac Ia-seea. HsRAlB
Mea Mo are always coup.4 .lllng
about hone papers pEces bsng exore--
tans t9r advertising please READ and
Ie1eei A single page "a . sng.e ss-e
of lhe Cetass t4ken Tor advertising paE-
poses costs s593s In Hapers, $50, il
oller pIol4 .ns1t magazines from $3.50
doan q sl41 A yearly advert selnenl
III one column la the Chicago Tr5ses
costs 81. .Ju9. ia the New York It.s-s
S-.458. f5r Rae lowest ana ss5 So for
tse hs1ea rates: Ia the New YORK
Ia4l s-5 for the lowest ana sss3.-
90 tol Is A.ghesl pr.ce column. 1nes5
pan.ls. itls SAID, are never at 4 loss Tor
a1FelIlsng 70 MI their columns.
Iae above may be food Tor reflection
T. sollc home advertisers VINO lai a.
appreciate tie value II publisher :
spsce. WHAT does tAe above prove.
Simply t-4t business people ~ al
CLASSES rcloglLe 4la apptecl@ic the
yalue Of pr.4ters lk ln q weil c-rca-
lated and popllar journal. A news
tlc news clrculator and educator. lis
space Is is capital i, IS depeAdes (
ga rae patronage u business firms aud
readers IOr - lie blood. IL Is
probably one OF the most eX-
peuslye occupations exlant ana
everything about 10 is conducted on
q cash basis il pays better as an adyer-
tlset than any other medium. M0ut Y
spent for IT'S space ls a ludlciOus eKpel.-
dlture. The successful business or pro-
less.On IS that which most literally aids
the home paper Now, do not super
clAOusly sneCr at the home journal, bui
generously support II with atullconcep-
ton Ot tOd, worry, expense and earnest
efforts that combine 10 furnish the
daily news.
The writer has been in the city but a
short time, but long enough % notice,
by looking through the advertising
columns Oi the home paper, that the
/ business men of Grand Rapids, As a
rule, do not advertise half literally
enough. and those that do not advertise
/ at all are the ones that are always com
| planning of hard times. Ii IS useless
/ Tor man 10 flll store full OF good:
and think they Will sell themselves
/ they must be advertised in some way
aud through the daily press advertising
/ columns is the only sure way 10 dis
pose OF your goods. Benjamin Frank
lin once said: "My son deal with men
who advertise" Citizens OF Grand
Rapids, take Benjamin Franklin's ad-
/ wee and deal with men who advertise ,
BUSINESS MEN's FRIEND.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
YoUK NAME ~ ruE PAPER.

). b. Guiliford is ID with typhoid
fever.
Rev Or Mulhern has recovered from
a slK weeks illness.
d X Bromley, 0f Jackson, Is visiting
relatives lu this cry.
James Kern. of Frankfort, was in
the city over sunday.
= Darwin Hugae- s in New York on
a weeks business trip.
j TuthI and family, formerly of
Iona. have located in this cily.
Leon Chase, 0f Mu,segon, visited
friend, d tl.s city over sunday.
f. :. MJmine IS visiting rs parents
AMI other relatives at Toledo, O.
Mr. and Mrs. &. l.. Hunt.ey, of Green
Vile, spent sunday with friends n tins
city.
;. S. Bailey left for a business trip 70
the northern part Of the State yes
terday.
DR.. f. D. Colvin, manager of the
Time Wil Tell" Company, is at
Sweets
DR.. TT. Tateum, of Boston, is the
guest OF his brother, Wm. Aldrich
Tateum.
Charles McGurrin, of Kalamazoo, has
returned home after spending Sunday
IN this city.
Rev. r. C.. Crawford preached IN the
VI. +. Church at Lowell Sunday, the
pastor being I'LL.
Roy Barnhart has so far recovered
from q severe attack of typhoid fever
as %. bc able % ride out.
Miss Kate Bos, of Grand Haven, ar
rived in this city yesterday and will at
tend school during the winter.
Miss Mary Ryan, of Jackson, has ac-
cepted the position or bOOkkecper with
the Singer Company Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Van Arman, Of
Hastings, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ". J. Stuart, of Lafayotte-st.
Rev. f. H. Brooks, formerly pastor
of the Second Baptist Church. of this
city, Is seriously i'll at Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. c. Bender, of Abilene, Kas.,
who mas been the guest of her brother,
Amos Musselman, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Michacls, of
san Francisco, Cal, are the guests of
Mr.. Michaels sister. Mrs. John Goebel.
Miss Caroline Shaw, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Chapman, re-
turned to New York City Yesterday
morning.
Conductor J. J. Knox. Of the G.. r &
l.. has returned from the meeting Of
the national convention of railway con-
ductOrs, at san Francisco, to which he
was delegate.
The musical entertainment at the
Muskegon club building last night was
largely attended, and the singing
throughout exceptionally fine, the
well-knOwn NuskegOn favOrites being
at their best, and Mr.. Morehead, OF
Grand Rapids, maintaining also his
reputation rs singer.-uuskegon Chron-
iele
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
RoszcRABs' LUCK



The great food that broUgat disaster
lpoa l4e 4we4srs ia the Coleal41 1sa
valley I1rne1 Gea R0secrsns iroin lls
Qule- say aad made nlner ot hlm.
~ aAs ID FEgn2 when t1e great
Aoot casae o.. It cat hm ~ from
communication w.th s.. 4-lgtoa AID
keps h.a tor w4le p 5 aafren eola-
tfg N.e le w1s lags cas- ~ Il aialeE
plop posed ~ llm ~ ~ and looA ~ a
mountain Supposed - bsfe uu1 ia g.
l-s general - student 4u1
n8s 8 ptd iltO most oL tue mFs-
telits ~ nature that science kuohs- IL
Is toai ot ilyesI. gauOn. lie sea- - t4e
mounts and now tie mountain ls
coming ~ nln. ll proved 20 oe FA-l-
able iron mountain. He formed q coia-
p4uy and D0ugLt it. Tie company en-
tered INTO q contract With Plttsolfg
CON pany by wL.cA the latter agreed %
develop the mine at their own expense
and de. ver the IRON 0n me cars AZ 8
price tAat Yould pay toe company
OWu.ag lne ltine well. Without amy
exDense beyIond TIA hrsI purchase
money for the mountain the company
is getting ts| iron 0ut pr0htably- SIX
teen chtudtrs are being worked, and d,
O. use tle miners expression, the ore
melts -ac blJter- Washington Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
Revolution. Revolution.
Revolution! Revolution,
NEW TAX LAW.
The Method Of sale by Foreclosure In
Chaucarv

The Method of Sale by Foreclosure In
Chanc ,ry.
Considerable inquiry has been made
relative to the new tax law. rs it now
stands sales of land for delinquent
taxes viii hereafter be held at the
county treasurer's Office on the first
Monday in May The Auditor General,
before the time of making sale, pre-
parcs and flies in the Office of the coun-
~ clerk a petition to the circuit court
o. the county, IN chancery, for a decree
in favor of the State of Michigan against
the said lands, and in default thereof,
such lands to be sold. Legal notice is
given each delinquent tax payer, and
the proceedings OF courts OF chancery
taken. All fees and expenses become a
charge against the real estate to be sold.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
MAKE a REPORT.
The supervisors OF Paris Township sends
Dut the Following.

The supervisors or Paris Township sends
Out the Following.
Al meeting Of the Board Of Health
Of Pars township, held November 9,
lss9, "a resolution was passed 10 pay a
Zee oi I'D cents for each case OF con-
taglous disease founds in the township
and reported 70 the health officer by
the physician n the case. Our health
officer, ". l. Marks, has been very Wig
orOus IN attending 10 matters which
would endanger tine good health OF our
people, and our death rate is much
lower than that of other towns with the
same population near the city. Rec
Ognzmg the worth and standing of the
medical fraternity of Grand Rapids,
our Board of Health does not desire TO
make any threats, but we would earn
estly request that all contagious dis
eases be reported 10 our health officer,
". l.. Marks, NJ. D., 64l South Division
ST., by mail or by telephone, 6l2-l ring;
Office hours, 10 TO 1l.3O Il. IN, 1870 TO 3,
and 10 p. N.
Fremont L. SKEELs, Supervisor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
Church Social.

The members of 81. Paul's Episcopal
Church viii give a social entertainment
mt the residence of Mrs. J. r. FOlCor,
s. Broadway, for the benefit of tho
~uuday-schoOl on Thursday evening OF
th.s we X. Lunch VIII DE served during
tue evening. and the ladies' of the
church VIII have some articles o. fancy
work ON slIe for those VINO wish 70 pur-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
Revolutioni Revolution!
Fine Millinery,

Adams & Co., at 80 Monroe-st., are
still to the front with one of the finest
stocks of millinery goods III the city.
Their line consists of a large assOIt-
ment Of trimmed hats, millinery trim
mings, and other choice goods. All of
these articles are being sold very rapid
", and the reason is they are offered
at the very lowest prices possible for the
quality OF the goods.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12

We ought not to have to mention it
bat the natural modesty of our fair
correspondents gives rs frequent Occa-
SION for it-that the TELEGEAN-HERALD
can not notice anonymous communi-
cations. If YOU do not wish to be
known to the public, We Will keep your
secret. but always send in your own
name Is a guaranty OF good faith.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
SOLD A GLANDERED HORSE.
George Wendorf VIII Pay $3.50 for
Violation of the Health Ordinance.

Violation OF the Health Ordinance.
George Wondorf was tried before a
jury the police court yesterday on a
char of selling a horse diseased with
the < andeTs. z Several witnesses swOre
that the horse had the glanders, but no
guilty knowledge was shown until the
prisoner himself swore that he knew as
much about the glanders a any veteri-
nary surgeon. DR.. Rose swOre that the
horse showed unmistakable signs of
elanders. Mr.. CarghIll testified to the
same fact, and several other witnesses
substantiated their testimony. In view
of this It did not take the jury long to
decide the case against WendOrf. Judge
Holmes sentenced him TO pay a fine of
SO and costs and deferred execution of
sentence until today at 3 o'clock to give
Wendorf chance TO raise the money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-12
Revolution. Revolution:
New NouIdings

For etchings, engravings, water color
photos, etc, arriving weekly. Call and
examine and get prices.
+. II. SEYMOUR, New Kimball Block.