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The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
$500 REwAR u:

We will pay the above reward for any
case Of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion, constipation or
costiveness we cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills. when the direc-
tions are strictly complied with. They
are purely vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction La ge boxes contain
thirty sugar-coated pills, 25c. For sale by
all druggists. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN C. WEST & CO, S62 ",
Madison St, Chicago, H.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Iarksnn. Miss.

Land Office at Jackson, Miss.
Feb. %, 1884
Notice is hereby given that the soliowlng-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proofin support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge or in his ab-
sence the Chancery Clerk at Grenada, Miss, on
THURSDAY APRIL Is 1889
viz Christianna Fletcher homestead No lis35. for
the ei4 ne]4 and swl4 ne}i, sec 14,t2ln,r3e.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said
land, viz Steven Miller, Charles Mattox. George
Latham and William Crowder, all of Grenada, Gre
NADIA County, Mississippi.
JAS. D. STEWART
Register
Feb l1ss0-6t
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
Notice 9 for Publication.

Land Office at Jackson, Miss
Feb. %. 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
Anal proofin support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge or in his alb
sence the Chancery Clerk at Grenada, Miss. on
THURSDAY APRIL 4, 1882
viz: Thomas Tindall, homestead No. 72s7 for the
VIZ nw1i and nwA swIf sec 2, t nr7e
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon; and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Joe Ringo Sank May, J. X. Spark
man and J. NJ. Bell all of Misterton p. O., fenada
County, Miss.
JAS. D. STEWART.
Register.
Feb-g}-lss-6t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23

And kidney and liver ills, depending on
a weak or inac'i i've condition OF the kid
neys, liver, or bowels, arr successfully
and permanently cured only by the use
of the gentle yet effective laxative and
diuretic, Syrup Of Figs. Its advantages
are evident; it il easily taken, pleasing
to the taste acceptable 70 the stomach,
harmless to the most deIicre system.
and truly beneiicin in effective.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS.
Jan. l2, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge. or in his absence, the Chancery Clerk
at Grenada, Mississippi, on March IS, 1889 :
viz: ALEXANDER BRowE, Hmstd. No. I3257
for the VIZ SW1 Sec. Il, 7 % N. r. East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion Of said land, viz: Tony Knox, Martin
McElroy, Frank Peacock and Freedom Perry,
all of Grenada County, Mississippi.
JAS. d. STEWART,
Register.
January 12, 1859.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS.
FpbrD ary I6 1890

February l6, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before tha
Judge, or in his absence, the Cnancery Clerk,
at Grenada, Mississippi, on
TUESDAY, APRIL IT, 1889,
viz: Felix A. Martin, homest" ii No. 1887 for
the E3 NW4 and VIZ NE14 See, Is township
22N Il E.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
MS continuous residence upon, aud cuitiya-
ton Of said land, viz: k. r. Willis, J. II.
Ross, ). r. Mitchell, Isaac Jam all of Ora, s.
port, Grenada county, Miss
JAS. y. STEWART,
ro,, 70 ,.ooc. Register.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
NOn-Isesitpnt NoIice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To the American Mortgage Company of
Scotland limited), ?. O., Edinburg, Scotland,
and j. X. OSherwood, Post office unknown
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County of Grenada, in
said State, on the lSt Monday in A pril lsSg,
to defend the suit in said court Of J. Lane
Leigh and Mrs Antoine;te L. Leigh, wherein
You are defendant.
j. T. THOMAS, Clerk.
Feb. -lG-lSSC-it
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
Strayet Mule Taken Un,

TAKEN up by the undersigned in the
West ward of Grenada, about Dec. 5th,
1883 one big black mare Nude, about IA
hands high, with right eye out and white
around the mouth. The owner can get
said mule by proving property, and pay
ing charges.
MINUS ROANE.
February-9-1SS9.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

The Board of Supervisors of Grenada
county will let to the lowest responsible
bidder, on the first Monday in March 1889
the contract for raising the iron bridge
across Bogue three feet. Board reserves
the right to reject all bids.
J. 7. THOMAS, Clerk.
Feb. 9-1SS0-4t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
Non Resident Notice.

The state of Mississippi.
To Dilsey Ingram, whose pOst-offiee is
unknown. Iou are commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court of the county of
Grenada, in said State, on the first Monday
of April. A. d. 1889, to defend the suit in said
court, OF Preston Ingram for divorce, where
in you are defendent.
j. T. THOMAS,
Clerk
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
TEACHERS COURSE
OF THE
WALTHALl NORMAL SCHOOL.

One who takes this course is prepared
for successful teaching, and to pass the
most rigid examinations. Nearly every
teacher prepared here has obtained first
grade certificate, secured good position,
and is giving entire satisfaction. If you
want to be educated for the practical. ac-
tive, noble duties of life, enter the Normal
at once. Board PER month, from Sc to 81.
Tuition 50 90. For catalogue, address,
D. HARMON, A. b., Principal.
Walthall, Miss.
Jan-l9-2m.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To the American Freehold Lana Mortgage
Company of London, Himitedl p. o. London.
England, and james X. OsherWood. Post Of
~ you are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court Of the County of Grenada, in
SAD STATE, on the lSt Monday i'll April 1883,
to defend the suit in said court of +. \. Jol
IN, Guardian, etc, ct al, wherein you are de.
PENDANTS,
;. ,o,o 1T. THOMAS, Clerk
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23
Estray Notice.
State Of Mississippi
Grenada County

0'eN"'" ~'""!
Taken up and estrayed by Minus
Roam Feb'y IS 50, ore black mare mule,
with right ey out, about IA hands high
and about QG) years old. Valued at
($4O 00) forty dollars, rubbed with traces
on both sile.. The owner is notified to
come forward prove property.pay charges
and take her away, or she will be dealt
with az the law oirecs
J. NJ Golden, Ranger.
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23

: uice line of scrap books pens, and
other holiday goods at E.atman &
PreWett's
The Grenada sentinel., 1889-02-23

Everything in the prodnce line can al
ways be had very cheap at A. T, lnman's
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29

felbf tpena cine Temperatur bon 80
@rab unter Nua erreiht tuirbe. Dr.
Toropce 8arter fat iinsft betpieien,
6aB % 6dQe bon Tpp9us, tuelhe an
einera betannten 8abeort portamen, benz
@ebrau& BON Sis su3ni&reiben tparen,
uel&es aus siner, nabeselesenen Tei@
aeupmmen tpprben asar, In ben Elm Mb=
alescanal miinoete. Sour bic, tpelde
6as Sis eebraudten, botten Die &rantz
beit, unb als bas SIS niAt mebr bemutt
tpurbe, 1Drte audi bic 8rantheit auf.
Mil4 berbreitet AUDI 3utpeilen baS
Sieber. Sn iolben SdQen tpurbe bic
Mild burd perunreinigtes @afer ners
siftet, tppmit bic Milhtannen getuas
iAen tporben tuaren, Ober Is tuuroe bon
Der Sub seioffsn unb selanste oabur4
in bic Mil@. SIN fait iebem Sale bon
Tbpbusfisber aber fanr man iagen, caB
ber Rsim beHelben uriprinslia i'm
MaFer getpeIen, pel@es ourd einen
Nbsugscanal pber Mbprt berunreiniot
tpDroen lit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29

Iean eebe ianft NIT Der 8drite (ni&t
NIT benz StrtegeD baran unb pube lpffia
brauf los. go 1T, obne bas Tbier su
eri&reden. allts setponnen obne &dipnz
nteren. Sllleben unb S9IGge, tpoburh
bic Tbiere balsifarrig unb b5sartig ees
maht retben. @abrenb bes pubens
bebt man almdblid etne,1 I'm ben a1=
bern SuB elm tpenis bon Der groe, felt
i'm tpieber lsiie nteber urb trast uno
putt tpdbrenobeRen bic 6Gbe. 11eber
benz drsenebmen @efibl pereibt bas
Sbier, ras init i'm boreebt. Gibt man
betm Mufheben eintse letdte G9ldae auf
bic Sobls uno Seiten ees 6ufes, 10 1T
AUDI ipteleno bas 9erseben nnb 8eI&la-
gen selernt. Nun nod ben 6alsriemen
terbei rno angelegt, bie Matter btnalls
nno bas GOblen hub piaig nadfolsen.
Ohne Waibe gebt es AM 0alsrieme1,
unb Qnbalftern unb Nnbinben iino baun
leidte Irbeit. SOUR Der Gigentbamer
ooer &neht, Der aus et9enem Mntrieb
NIT Siebe, Sprsfalt uno 9anitmuib fd
bieiem @eiddft tpibmet, miro quite
9ferSe stihten. Dur6 abifoBenoes,
robes uno sepalttses 8enebmen perben
bic 9biere erf dnsiflid. Damn mibtrau'
it'd uno ipdter bDswiQig unb beims
MiBbanblunsen pergeFen fie
niemaIs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
St. Laurentius College,
Mt. Calvary,
FOND DU LAC co., Wisconsin.

Disie 4nftalt itebt unter Der seitune
htr Ropusiners8 Batter uno III iebr esiuno
unc ih6n auf einem 6nsel sslesen. 2
Nei[en Don Cdlvorg Station.
SOUR iatboltide 3D3linse ueroen aufz
aenommen. Sc miro l1nterriht in ben
flaiiiihen Stuoien geseben CUR gorbes
reituns auf ben 81. prieferfano. Nu9
ffebt oanit cine porbereitenoe unb cine
taufmdnniide Gbtbeilun5 in 0erbins
orng
Eie Terms finb iebr biaig, Inn Sas
Stubium auh n1inber bemittelten 8na=
ben su erm6olihen.
gintritts geIb SIS.
Sir nnterriht, Rot, 8dihe, arJ,
Bett fit tas son3e Sdullabr s136.
Wu6f ertra.
Dls Sbulia6r be9innt am 4. Serz
TENDER.
I'm Ndberes tpeHos man ith an cen
REV. p. RECTOR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
GetnnnhettHrnth.
Gin autes Mtttel geeen

Gin gntes Mittel sesen
bas MufIiegen. DaB baS Gufs
lisse, cine rehte 8lase fir bic &ranten
tutrb, LIT betann:. Sir gar mande 1T
es bic eteentlide Tobesuria&e getuprs
ben. Sin tpirtli@ gutes Mitel miro
auf folsenbe @eiie bereeifeIt Nas
taufe III Der Npptbefe eth 8ddden refine
@erbanbbaumtrplIe, Elm Sldidden Gar
bplpaGer uno ettpas G0Qo6ium. Sat
Der 2ranfe nod leine pffenen @unoen,
10 beftretde man NIT einem Ptnielden
gang biiru1 bic rptben SteQen; ioglei@
uirb iid bariiber Elm biinnes 9dltHen
bon gpIobtum bilben, tpeldes bic 9aut
BON Der 2uit abidlieBt uno bic 0ise
tiblt. Sinh idpn pffene Steaen uors
Eanoen, 10 reinise man bic @nnoen nit
In garbplnaHer setaudter 8aumtpoqe.
Damn lese man auerf etne biinne
S@idte 8aumtpole, pelde 1T garbDl'
uoner setaudt 1T, a,1f bic @unbe, 10:
cann bariiber cine biinue SdiAte trpde'
ner 8aumtppIe. SdlieBlid freide
man iber bic 8aumtpple pieber go0os
blum, fotpie iber bic ura bic @unoe
berumliegenbe rptbe 9att, 10 oab bic
8aumtpplIe ,nb bic rotbe stele nit
einem gpqootumbduthen iibersogen finb.
@em bic @unoe pffen LIT, miro aqes
tdglt4 erneuert +; fino nur rotbe SteQen
oa. 10 ldbt man bas 9dutden bis es
abfdQt unb err,euert es tpteber.
@pmtt pII man i'm Spms
mer einen Durf fillen?-
0iele Meniden slauben bieB babur@
at errei6en, hab fte maRenbaft faltes
BaFer trinfen. Das reist aber nrr
bic Sdweiboriien gu nermebrter Tbds
tisteit, tpir iGpiben alio ffd,fer urb
tas Duritsefibl felt ftd tpiebe. Elm.
yDais untlus 1T es, iid gu oieiem
3wed Der altoboliiden &eismittel gu
bebienen. Sir cine 3eit lang liaoern
ite immerbin ben Durf, inbem iie auf
bic Speideloritien einen frdftieen Neis
ausiiben balo aber flbren iie cine ST.
idIafung Der tletnften 8IutsefdBden
berbei u,,b~ bermebren bic Q~erstbdtiefeit,
tpebbalb ibrer Ginnabme balb bic Ser
seltuns folst.
Daeegen LIT rdbrenb Der betben Sab>
res3eit ber tiiblenoe GinfluB Ger Sduren
wpbl gu beadten. Ser @eidmad mag
entiheiban, pb man bieie ODER iene
Sdl1re udblt. Cine idmade 2Diung
bon gitrpnens ober @einiteinidure, eine
uuoerilhte 2imonaoe tpirb ~erfabruness
gemdB piele gerionen erfrtiasn. @er
ben Ipfelwein pertrdgt, mag i'm, s,lr
0dlfte nit abgefodtem @ofer beriebt,
3ur Stiaung fetnes Duritzs beriu1en /;
Ct beadte, baB Der robe (,,nseiaBte)
Gpfeltpein piel idmudbafter 1T.
Ser falte Tbee bat eleidfaQs feline
Gnbdneer> bat aber AUDI feline yfaa=
tbeile, unb gu etefen ssblt In erfer 2inie
Der umffano> oa6 CT, tpenn ipdt abenbs
eingenox,men, 8ielen ben SAlaf rambt.
Was bas Sis anbelanet> 10 beadte
mon, oaB bas @efitl erfriidenoer
&ible, meldes Der permebrten Sin,
nahme %oefelben folet, iebr raid elmer
gessntbeilisen &eacttun plae madt.
Wfan flblt oieb !ueniser. tpen, mat, Elm
9sr5tonifom in oieier Sprm nimmt -
5. 8. einsn Gisfaffee.
IS empfieblt fim alto, fi4 bic tleine
Wthbe ntbt perorteBen 3u la6en, 1ih su
tauie cine CUTE 9imonabe gu bereiten
uno fth bic Miidlng NIT reinen,
speapaher angenebmer gu MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29

0ie uriade bes 9bpbuss
fiebers- Nidts, ioet Dr. Gbion
BON be Stem gortsr @eiunbteitsbe>
b6roe, 1T fdimpflider fiir bic gipiliiaz
tion bes 10. Sahrbnnberts. als bas
8orbanoeniein bes Sppbusfiebers, neil
es bon alien 8ranfbeiten am leihtefen
su perbiiten 1T. Naturfprider baben
ben 8eim Der &ranfbeit iipl'rt unb feline
gigenidaften senau bareeleet. bod g.bt
lire 9ebre betrefS Ger Gerbutung BET
Der grcben MaHe pplftdasis perlpren.
Ser Tppbus tpirb b5df ielten bur4
anberes Mittel reruriaHt. als burd
pe%runreinietes @afer, Milh ober
Sleiid.
8erunreinistss @aher 1T in ben
melffen SdQen Die uriade Der 3rant.
belt, uno bas 8%runnentpai1er auf Dem
2ance ipupbI uie in ben Stdbten 1T
setp6bnli6 perunreinist. Man tam
beitimmt betautten, iaet Der bereits
aenannte Nrat, oaB es ntht einen 8runz
men eibt. oeFen @aHer maj, NIT Slider
belt trinten tam. Die meifen Tdue
bieier &ranfheit, relhe i'm 6erbif In
ben Stdtten bprtommen, riibrer hon
@aHer Der, tpelhes tpdbrinb Der Spm=
meraus diiee auf benz 9anoe getrurfen
wurbe. Tie Ttotiade, bos cieiea
@aTer out idmedt uno flar arlaiebt,
tbut nidts CUR ga@e. Sc ueiBer e
ausiiett, beffp Neutrality-suspicious. 1T e.
uerei'tet ia bic Brunnen nabe benz
6auie uno in Der Ndbe BON Qtprteu
Iieaen, sieten lie ihren 0orratb an
@a6er ben perunrsinieter @rse. Del
aeim Ger &rantbeit tomtrt haourh In
ben Drummer uno ~perrronoelt i'm ir
einen @iftbetdlier, ME fiar unb friif
bas @aHel audi erideinen mbse.
Wdbreno bss Del fpiieren Sahres, lag
Or. Sbion ferner, tabe i'd 20 Stdblt
beiiitt, Gle NIT g~rumenpaHer perieter
wurnen. SIN ieosm SieIer 8runnen FAM
i'd perunreinistes 8afer. uno in Der
meiffen Rdlen mar bos @rlheinen eel
&rart5eit benz Elinfpafer suuidrei:
ben.
Ter Bacillus typhosus pbsr Seim
uelter Die Gransbeit beruriaht. 1T in
SpeiGel eines 9ppbusfrourtsn arsu
irefsn. ST III eirh dbenoss Gaedil
berlublimat CORROSIVE sublimate) Doe
@arbolfdure leitt III peitlaen. 81
Sranfteit miro aud oft burh G's per
brsitet. Obihon fo6enbes @oHer tei
aeim tbotet, itacet inn Die 2dlte nidt
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06

DOES it or does it not comport with the
dignity of the office of the chief justice Of
the supreme court OF New Mexico to have
the clerk of the court pay his honor's ex.
penses on the circuit, and then have his
honor collect from the territorial treasury
to reimburse him for the amount SO paid
out for him by the clerk? Now, honor
bright, what do the members of the bar
of New Mexico think about such per
Torrance? What the people of New
Mexico think about it is plain and well
known. Does the New Mexico Bar as.
sociation think that sort of business
proper conduct?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06

Or the eighty-four Republicans in
dicted for alleged election frauds in this
county last fall, two-tllirds had their
cases dismissed at the recent term Of the
U. S. court at Santa Fe, and the remain
der went over until next session for lack
OF time, when they will be dismissed as
well. The whole thing was merely a
bluff, and everybody knew it.-Chama
New MeXican.
There was considerable more to the
business than bluff; the real purpose was
to intimidate and injure citizens OF this
territory because they were Republicans,
punish them because they did not vote
the Democratic ticket, and to make fees
for the court officials. The jury that
found the indictments in question was
packed for the purpose. A spade is a
spade. The doings of the U. s. courts
for this district from July, 1886, to and
including the February term, 1889, would
furnish an extremely rich field for care
full investigation. Mr.. Atty. Gen. Miller
might, with great propriety and benefit to
the people, send careful and efficient
special agent to such an investigation.
The result would be rich, rare and racy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06

To THE average citizen the bowling and
complaints of Democratic and Mugwump
papers about the rapid removal of fourth
class postmasters appear to be very silly.
OF course they will be removed, just as
they were removed under Cleveland, for
the simple reason that the village or cross
roads postmasters constitute a very i'm
portant party power. If Republicans
hadn't been removed from petty offices
under Cleveland there would't have been
any removals to be made under Harrison :;
but as the changes were made as fast as
possible under the Democrats, the Re-
publicans are willing imitators. There
may be time in the future when civil
service reform will protect faithful and
efficient village and crossroads post
masters, but neither party has got within
sight of that standard as yet, and the
small postmaster must always 20 as par
ties change. They all do ii, and why
bother aboutit?
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06

ACCORDING to meteorological reports,
the rainfall in the state of Pennsylvania
during the past season has been the
heaviest since the records have been
kept. The state has suffered greatly
from the excessive supply Of water. The
state weather service has calculated that,
if gathered in one place, the rainfall in
the state this year would form lake
1000 miles square and thirty-fve feet in
depth At the time Of the Johnstown
food 100000 tons of water fell
upon the mountains and plateaus of north
ern Pennsylvania.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06
The agricultural fairs throughout the

THE agricultural fairs throughout the
western states show true western grit and
enterprise. In the town of Creston, in
Iowa, for instance, the farmers have
erected an immense palace, towering lie
feet above the ground and covering 10 ,0OC
square feet OF the fair grounds and 1880
feet of floor space. The structure is made
grasses and vegetables, which also COM
pose the dome. All the counties of south
west Iowa here vie with each other for
the supremacy in the excellence of their
agricultural products, which completely
Oil the vast building. 1t is an imposing
show and illustrates the ambition Of the
western farmers to be on top.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06
THE New York Herald ia n

The New York Herald is a free trade
organ, and according to its theories, the
workingmen Of .his country are starving
and naked. However on the I'd of this
month labor day was observed in the
city of New York and the Herald re-
marked, concerning the workingmen OF
New York:
If there is any one who has doubts
about the condition of the workingman
in republic let him 90 out to-day and
look upon the thousands of we'll dressed
well fed, orderly, patriotic and good
natured citizens who will rally under or
ganized labor's banners.
And all this in country that has a
strong protective tariff in force. Facts
and the theories of the American free
traders do not always hitch.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06

AS both Mrs. Leslie Carter, OF Chicago
and of divorce fame, and Mrs. Sarah
Althea Hill Sharon Terry contemplate
going upon the stage, we suggest that
Mrs. Garter appear in "the great divorce
CASE" and Mrs. Terry as Lady Macbeth.
When the latter would exclaim: "Gve
me the dagger" she could do it in the
most natural manner, and what Mrs.
Carter does not know about divorce and
keeping dozen lovers at the same time
is not worth knowing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06
FACTS

The attention OF the people Of New
Mexico is called to the following state.
ment taken from official sources:
The expenses OF the New Mexico peni.
Tertiary for the six months from March
4, 1889, to September 4, 1889, for salaries
and maintenance were $l4 sos 80. There
Was received by the territory during the
six months named for brick sold and
feeding OF L. s. prisoners the sum o.
$6,045.3 80, thus reducing the actual cos. t
the territory to about $500.
From March /, 1887, to August 81
1887, the amount paid out for the expcns
cs OF the territorial prison was $24, 274.12,
and for the six months from March /,
1888, to August 81, 1888, the amount SC
paid was $22 G90.20.
The entire expenses Of tie territory
from March |, 1887, to August 81, 1887,
amounted to $l3) Hollis; from March l,
1889, to August 81, 1888, the expense
footed up SIPS, 1876, and from March 4,
1889, TO September 4, 1899, the entire eX-
penses amounted to S55,5l7.56,
Comment seems unnecessary Facts
are facts and figures are figures. The
above shows plainly and conclusively that
the Democratic administration under
which this territory suffered during the
past four years was corrupt and dishonest
to the core, and a sham reform admins
tration indeed. The statement also proves
beyond peradyenture that the 2Sth legis-
lative assembly, in establishing the rev.
enue system now III vogue, in cutting
down and regulating court expenses, and
in passing wholesome, wise and timely
legislation, did the best work for the ma
terial interests OF New Mexico that has
been done since this BECAME territory OF
the United States.
The facts and figures above further
prove that the present board OF penl-
Tertiary commissioners has been careful
and economical in the management OF
the territorial prison; that the revenues
OF this territory are great enough and
ample for the maintenance Of q very
respectable state government; that the
territory can easily and without any hard
ships support its charitable, educational
and penal institutions, and plenty Of
them; they also clearly demonstrate that
this territory can and will fully and
promptly meet all its obligations, and that
nothing but all honest and decent adj
ministration, such as the territory to q
great extent is already enjoying, is neces.
sary to soon bring about change for the
better. Tho treasury of the territory
will, from all indications, show large
surplus at tho end OF the 10th and 41st
fiscal years.
The New MEXICAN stood by the 28th
legislative assembly when it was being
assailed by the Democratic sheets and
other Doodle papers I'VE defended that body
against the slanderers and boodlers who
lied about it, and our action is surely
shown to have been just and correct.
The 2Sth legislative assembly was three
fourths Republican, and therefore the
Republican party Of New Mexico is en-
titled to the credit of having reduced the
expenses Of the territory more than one
half, ard OF having placed into Office
honest and efficient public officials.
Let the people of this territory pay care.
full attention to these facts.
!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06

DANIEL s, LAMONT has bought the
Broadway street railroad in New York.
The property is worth away in the mil
lions. Daniel must have been very saw
ing at $4,000 per year as private secretary
to the president during the halcyon days
of the alleged reform administration Of
Grover Cleveland
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-06

TIE constitutional convention is fully
organized, largely attended and actively at
work. A very bitter pill this for the
Doodle bosses OF the Democratic party and
the Democratic and Doodle sheets in New
havioo