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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
An EXPLOSION Fata, 10 sly.

PARKERsBuRa, w. Va, Feb. 1s.-The
boiler of John G. jerks saw mill, at
Murphy, Pleasant county, burst Saturday
and killed Albert Carr, fireman; James
Black, sawyer; Thomas Ash, Griffin
Bogles and Charles linn, laborers. Mrs.
jerks, who was passing at the time was
also killed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
From the Executiye Mansion,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-The following
notice has been issued from the execu-
tive mansion: THE president announces
that TO enable him to dispose of pending
business requiring his personal attention
before the close Of. his term of office, it
will be absolutely necessary that he have
this week for such work free from inter-
%ruptions, and he must. therefore. be ex-
cused to all callers. The usual recep-
tions on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at l:30 O'clock will be continued
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
CORRUPTION IN MISSOURI.

Tie State Insurance Department Found
10 BE in a Rotten Condition.
ST LoUIs. Feb. I8.-The Republic
y that it has transpired that this
llative committee which has been
here several days investigating the state
insu rance department, has discovered
that the department, no only under the
present commissioner, Walksr Carr, but
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
He Said as Much nefore.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-Col. Lamont
said that he would not be president of
any of the New York horse car railways
but he would be connected with a syn
dictate who were the n of such
lines, and that Secretary William c.,
Whitney was n of the gentlemen in
tho syndirnta
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
A Kansas Murder.

ARGENTINE, Kan, Feb. ls.-John J..
Brown shot Robert lobe through the
heart, killing him instantly Sunday
morning. The reason for the murder
was a dispute between them. The muir.
aerer was arrested. Both men were
car cleaners in the Santa Fe ah ops.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
Knled His Brother.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1S.-Edward Quinn
killed his brother John by striking him
on the head with a club during a quarrel
at their home on Shillito street, Avon
dale. The murder was committed in
the presence of their mother. Both men
MARE DRINK
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
Murder ut a wedding.

SOUTH NoawALK, Conn, Feb. 18.-At
a Hungarian wedding in Whistleville,
at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, a drunken
fight occurred, i'll which John Hustle, a
desperate character, was stabbed and
killed by Dan Bartush. The murderer
was arrested.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
A Lovers Suicide

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Feb. ls-Early
Sunday morning Joseph Daily, a school
teacher, aged 10, son of al Argentine,
Kan, vinegar proprietor, committed su:
icide becauseo of aquarrel with his sweet.
heart. He shot himself in the head with
a revolver.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
a Republican majority Assured.

WAsHINGToG. Feb. 1s.-Private adj
vices received here announce that the
supreme court of Tennessee has unani-
mously decided that the governor can
not be restrained from issuing an elect
i've certificate to Nh. Evans, the Rcpub-
lican candidate in Chattanooga district.
This assures a Republican, majority, at
least, at the organization of the next
hfu1aa
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
A Marshal HorsewI,ipped.

CASPER, Wyo., Feb. lS.-Marshal
Buxton was horsewhippcd or the street
by Jack Wisner, for alleged slanderous
remarks made by Buxton concerning the
character of a young lady whom Wisner
had been waiting upon for some time.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19
Health is Wealth

De. K. @. WEsT's NERVE AND Brain TREAT
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hystcris, Dizzi-
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
use of alcohol or tobacco Wakefulness,
Mental Depression. Softening of the Brain re.
sulting in insanity and leading to misery. decay
and death. Premature old Aga. Barrenness.
Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntary Lsosses
and Sperm torrbaa caused by over e~xertion of
the brain. self-abuse or over-indulgenoe. Each
box contains one months treatment SLIGO a
box, or six boxes for $500. sent by mail pre-
paid On receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To sure any case. With each order received by
US for six boxes, accompanied with $500, we
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
to refund the money if thu treatment does not
effect n cure, Guarantees issued o " by
Purdy & Brecht. Druggists and Sole Agents,
Third street. Yankton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19

Chief of Police w. w. Roberts of
Leavenworth, Kan. has resigned and is
succeeded temporarily by James d.
Doane.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19

The wife OF the late John T. Raymond
will make her debut in England al Hull
to-morrow.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-19

Too we'll Known to need lengthy adj
craftsmanship. Sage's Oatarrh
Rsmedy.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

The Feather river Iuin:ng scheme
which DIR. Pierce, Of patent medicine
fame, has been operating for a num-
Der Of years, has proved 3 iallure.
Tie Feather river was rich in gold
above and below the Big Bend, and
It was ,hoaght If the water could be
turned out OF its channel that the
bed Of the river world afford a large
quantity Of gold. After expending
a vast amount Of FaoHey in tunneling
the mountain it was found that the
river bed was TOO full Of boulders 10
allow OF its being worked al a prost
although Considerable gold was found.
TIE scheme has been abandoned.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05


some OF onr leading citizens arc
drawing up petinan requesting the
county commissioners to build few
mics OF road in the valIey, one road
10 extend from Las Cruces 10 Me=iila
BY the way OF the DeNeir place an
other 10 thc.safae point by the Spat-
cscr read, stfA one from Las Cruces
TO Dona Ana. By all means the com
missioners should grant the request,
The present roads are in deplor.
able shape. baas -s.ea!4-h made tine
ones at very moderate cost. Il has
been demonstrated that 10 throw the
dirt 10 the center With road machines,
.hus properly draining them, IS ex.
cellent roads are formed as could be
wished for, and following this plan
roads can be constructed for less
thaH sl00 per mile. Onr county
finances are in splendid shape and il
the coHnfy- commissioners Will follow
the will o; the people The reads men
toned will be built.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

The following companies have flied
charters in the Office of the Terrific
rsal Secretary. They all originated
IN this southern counties of the Ter
ritory:
e Orc Mining & Milling Com.
pAny-Albcrf ]. Gerhard, Oscar ].
Gerhard and Wm. {. AlihAns incor-
porators capital stock 81, ,000. 900.
Principal place of business, st. Louis.
The object OF the company is to inn
Prove mining property near Rills-
borough, and r c. Troeger and w.
c. Purple, of Sierra county, are
among the directors.
Tho Hagerman Irrigation & Land
Company-Directors, c. B. Eddy and
Alaa2e baeky. ef Eddy, n. MI. Il.
HAgerman. IT, C. Lowe, J. A. Eddy.
L. II. Jackson, C. c. Biodgeti, Of
Colorado Springs capital stock
$500, 600. Its object is 10 construct
irrigation canals and water storage
reservoirs in the Pecos valley. the
water TO be taken out of The Rio
Peeoa st OF near sertion 2, township
% souih, range % east, ditching
both sides Of the river.
Union School Company-Incor.
poTators. u. W. Ii. Browne, A. ],
BAhney, Joseph Price. ". II. Bycr,s
and Thos. Austin, all of SOcorro
capital stock $4,000.
/ The Michigan Mining, Smelling
Milling & Concentrating Company
Incorporalors. Joel B. Horger. o.
Ponilae, Mich,; Nathaniel G. Hughes
and Thomas II Ray. Of PaFsoh.
New Mexico capital stock $500,
900.
The Tres Hermanos Mining Com
pany-Incorporators, John Shank
Alexander ID. Higginss, 4. 3. Smith
A. A. Keen, A. A,/Joncs, Geo. W
Hartman, Of las Vegas; eapita
]. stock $50. .009 Principal UfEice d
Las Vegas. The company ID formeC
! 10 develop mining properly NJ sEr
Pedro and other points 10 Santa FL
4 cefinty.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
ANTHONY HENS.

{. F. Miller has become the sue
ccssor oi A. J. Wells IN the store Al
this place. Mr.. u. halls from Tom
tirren cuaniy, Texas lie Is work
ins ap a good trade, has added large
" to the stock and rs well liked by
The people Of this part of the valley
Tie saws that be has come 10 stay
and hence desires TO supply his Gus
ts4ateFs with the besL Of Goods as
-el4.,st as BE ezss a4E,-F,i u De -. AI.d
politically he is AL right. h.-A
Republican from Texas
There is considerable litigation in
this part Of the vineyard this fall.
The trouble is between parties own
.ing stock, and ranchcrs on the west
side Of the place where The rive'
used to be.
But what has become of the fam,
ous rixer! II can mol be found il
this part OF the valley. Is II an
other lost rivery Possibly 50.
Mr.. Chafgee has commenced build
ing reservoir. 1t will not be IS
large as the proposed one at El Pasc
but be expects il TO be Ui more bene,
tii TO him. The dam is to be ioul
lee, high and 600 yards long. He !,
a; work upon il at Ibe present tim,
with Two teams. He expects TO noot
about 25 aeres Of land from one &c
four feet deep, and from this artihcia
lake irrigste his land. This is lanC
that lies above the present ditch. /
be makes ii q success others will tol
low hss example. The water Is .,
come from = mountain canon. late
he can add TO the top of the dam
say two feei, if needed, BY making i
200 or 500 yards longer then i
would hood about IS acres. KNOX.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

According TO the report of the
grand jury Of Dona Ana county the
Democratic sheriff of that county for
the years 1887 and 1888 only collect.
cd 2S per cent OF the taxes levied.
There is an efficient officer for you
and one who was re-nominated by
the Democrats Of that county, but,
fortunately for the people of the
county, was dcafcased By the Re.
publican nominee. View Mexican.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
TWO LINES sTART 1 CIRCUS.
They Resent the Inpatatioa and DE.
clare they are not MugMumps.

Thu RIO 6raudc RERuELIcAS mis-.
takes fearless criticism tor mug
ayawi.i-H. and charges tie Optic
with the latter. because il it5iuiiges
in the former, at 0t which is such
arrant nonsense a. 10 be not worth
scrlous tausi,ieFatiou.-Laa Vegas
Optic.
The Rio Granje REruBLfCAx ba,i a
Slight attack OF maiarjx last week.
Tie editor dipped bis pencil 10 tic
biced Of principle ana slapped the
sbait and the0ptc with the spite
isi!frees Of 1foiten grapes. It's equal
's',= se1a l2s, years circus ticket,
heaIfliul to behold rampant to think
}bout, bat so brazen that We have
picked Il with the balance Of the
Anaunlases.-kingssoR SHAFT.
Major Caifrey says he puts lyc on
a'- y pc. Major, We long sinco have
P5--ei that period. Yoa are prob
ab,s older THAI NC. and wear longer
pants but wc AVOID al that by TAX
iuI driak OF old ryo and splitting
in the INK Ii any d our type i
--rrE5tirf tie We boxit up and give
II tree transportation to the RIO
tfraHde REPJ JBLlcAS.-Shait.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
Low Rates to Washingtoa ahd New
York Via the Santa Fe Route,

For the National TrisuHial Ceaslnvs Of
knights Templsf. si Washington. ID. e.,
Octot-er : % 10. the SAINTS Re Route viii
sell tickets g Washington and return at
ofe fare far Sbe roaui trip. Tieke.s on
saie Oc.s.lser 70 3 snd lJuaitsd for return
T. November 5, Passengers dssiring 70 ~
70 New York City can d. 90 by eIehAagihg
the return PARTON Of their tickets ia Wash.
j, stor. "a payment Of $1,000 fsr ,irkets TO
Ssw York City. and rcsgrHiag from there
b any Of The dirsct rpIies to Chicago o.
= Lou bot &esi Of those points reiprn
i.rksts niusi read by tame r0uie ~ on the
ca-tbO ard TRIP.
For f'.a particulars regarding choice Of
- ates. st1p-ovEr priviIeees, cte.. call % n.
l.. MILEs, Agsny. Las Cruces. o. a,ldFess
GEO r. NICHOLSON,
= =
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
NstIee For PnhlIs.tlau.
Land 0fhce Al Las Cruces, n. N.
a.. n rasn

Land 0hce Al Las Cruces, Nm.
October 2, 1889
Notice is hereby given thA1 the followinx-
named settler has fied notice Of bis in,en-
hoo - make 6nal proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will b. made Be.
fore the Register and Receiver At Las Cruces,
y. ", on November ls. 1899, viz: \
ALBEIT BERTscH, d. ). No. ssos,
for the NEi sMt. Nwa sEi. and "a sEI,
Sec !. Tp- p $, range Z. He names The
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, ard cultivation Of, said land,
viz: Chas. v. Mead. of La MesA, n. VI. I:
Robt G. HAtton, 81 La Mesa, n. NJ; Pre-
derrick Smith, of ChAmberino. y. NJ, and
ID. Austin. Of Chamherino, " VI.
l2Ol Jas. J. DoLAx.
Heceiver
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
II IT, T1iiHIacy.


". #. E1iaF5ey
ii5irr5tt5i1y nude Cash Entry
30. Ss2, 0c'6bcr +, lss2 Said cp-
,I'y was hCi-i irzr cancellation October
II lsS7 hcarsti1 granted Jabuarv q.
i,sN, auata-e tr.ed before Special
ls.iHf,,i--5aHcr Lea, ~ Roswell, y.
81, seItea.Jcr II, 1850.
hayr carefully examined Ibc cvi.
-+t7-rrrr submitted and 80 not $50 that
ibe -1gerumea' has made a ease.
Their ;: sb~olalely 40 positive oyi.
1iisRee ibat EFmbjey i4iIea in resl,
'lentc, lad % The contrary it is
salYu Thai La rl.;-le.I ~ he ii.r-,fi
tFE=vgs HFET tiTs TEhfs. fiIs
apsensto we're e1cG-ablc and The COZ.
tr-t 3, therefore recommended fat
di..u.s,aL >is0y5. l. q. SHi.IDs.
concur. Register
Ta. = pe,Ay R,,clr.r
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
Notice for PuAlIcation,
LAnd omee !. d eruccs. ~

Land 0@ce At Las Cruces. NM
October 2. 1880.
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his inlen-
ton To make snsl proof in support Of his
claim. and that raid proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver Il Las Cruces,
\. ", on November 26. 1850, viz:
JOSE TELLES, I'D. No. 9l5,
for the NEi Sec. "a. TIP. 10 S. range II Z.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
bis continaous reaidence upon. A1d eo,tiva-
ton Of. said iHnd. viz: jose Apo1Aea, Ra-
pegto Zamnra, Augustin B1b0iAa, Of TuIAF-
esa, n. N; John Il. Riley. Of L.. Cruces,
y. " Jas J. DuLAS.
I2ol Receiver.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

A telegram from Trinidad says
THAI town i without sugar. And
election day is only six weeks of
nenzee RePHblieaa
There was no sugar scatierei j
Al Tie election for delegates TO fhe
constitutional convention in the Ter
tory ard this may be the reason why
only Republicans voted,
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

The dca1h.y silence with which the
Democratic pspers oi this dis;r.c,
greeted the report Of tho last grand
lury IS not remarkable. inasmneh as
the array of figures produced aud iho
sources fretff siisteiIi eiise3 were obtain
ed did not admit OF contradiction.
Eziden;ly The MesiIla Valley Dem
oerat, the Deming Headlight, aud The
Southwest Sentinel concluded that
The more i was stirred the louder
would be the sgRcii and - they dis
ereetly !el i alone.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

The people Of the United s,stss
are getting very tired of waiting on
the treasury departments for de-
'c.sioa in. the lead ore matter. In tie
-s..4s.s.4....s,
aud prices all 81 sea. Giye Us the
decision Mr. Secretary.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

The Las Vegas Optic makes at in
excusa5le mistake by ercditing Col.
W. l.. Eynefson with an article
written BY i''s ! i'fetiiief t'oi oii. Ryner-
son was never guilty of writing com.
rfatrtcations 10 Democratic news-
papers.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

The Gal0p News Register has
made slate Tor state officers, all Of
whom res:dennzih ot ! lll.iaisisaerqine.
-Soaihern New Mexico Is big ooun.
try. Brother Swan, and viii look ou1
ior It's own Interests when the TIME
comes TO divide up the state offices.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
Bus 10 and from the depot.

The public is informed that w.
f. BengeneF, a practical worker
in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron,
has opened a Shop opposite
Schenk's bakery, and is prepared
to do anything in his line with
promptness, in frst-elass mah.
ner. Roofing and Guttering to
order. Repairing neatly done.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

Judging from tie New Mexican
aod othe'- ff.sff'trsistabiished IN tiisat
section o(zSew Mexico. NC bad E
very g4oa opinion OF San Pedro as a
iye1minins camp. tat-thc last nun
Der Of the oatloot kro.ked this
opinion all eulwi,c. o. account Of
the failure Of the people Who haze
ioeated there tor business purposes
% advertise Tie Outlook suspcais
with it, second number Tli. is
sure evidence that II Is a bubble
camp aud those who arc con,eunEiai-
ing locating there should take warn-
f9Ir.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

TIE REFuBLeAN has given 4 com.
uiete synopsis Of the court proceed
ings during this term. thus d;s,an-
cling its competitor badly. For a.
the news take the REPUBLICAN.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

The elections in the eew states
Tucsday show clean SWEEP. .or tbs
Republicans. Pierre vas made tie
capital OF South Dakota.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

Il took bo,h Albuquerque and
Santa fo 70 make up car load Cx
hibit of fruits ard Vegetables. Why.
ihe Ncsilla Valley could IT up .
hHa4resi fine exhitits and yhen not
miss the fruits aad Vegetables from
their acre. or acres OF orchards ..F.d
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

Ono mine la Sierra comfy has
produced $50, 600 With band mortar
FOR mill, while the adjoining claim,
worked by tS9 men. employing the
zane process, has produced $4,000
in fye months. Aud vel SONY PEG
pie say tberc is 10 money in raip-
trf.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
eFrIrIAL PAPER OF THE COTyIY.

The president has sppoiatei lEsn
A l. Morrison TO be ree.sgcl of lhc
Santa Fe land Office.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

The REPusEIcAx csrnes no dead Adver.
tsseneni. This cannot be said Of some other
paper we know OF, no, thousand miles
sSsy.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

IHa.Eca !tad paper, ara giving
h'N e' b'-h asga the pr6bal ad-
L.,ls2e ,ll-tIZl. lII.4l,ts- }i..-l...A.-
u a@le.ri .ea! g,e- are -hat OK III,
n .aa bug boo 'ba, tyt.. uat t,im4
aite ib. uuers II the Cmtel States.
44src asy ea.y fgv smel.era d.
is.a.h.r IA M1x-1 for lm, fax.o.
''pr-. :sdi tit.se as. be obliged o %.
tan Their Nal.iiy lrom this a,ie Of
't- border. TIC nHums mJa d tic
west are "a 4'7aFv ~ r.ss ~ 1Jnc
'asFita al ;ii,l stge!lne peop'c'-as,er-
tosIa "a elts contrary. ! Is fact
that most of the Ores rsa1aes5 ia
Ngy Nazi4a AL ..essz,ga vtgls "
tg'gfa.so Ion treatment, wh3. ai tie
tar4 t.iac the sHe'gers aftj,. tic
tordeF wale ssttEg al the free lead
.af-' 'TaHei a. % Nsn~c.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

I ~HACHMETAcK." a lasting and fra
grant prrfu,Hs..Z Price 25 ard 50 cents .
Sold by r. N"reno.
SHILoHs CERE viii Immediately re-
lieys Cr,up, Whaoping Cough, aud Bron-
ehitis. Sold BY r. Moreno.
SHtLoTS COUGH and Consumption
Cure Is sold BY Us On a guarantee. Il cures
Consamptinn- Sold bv r. Moreno.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
PaImiIIa Club Rooms.
FRANK T. LOPEZ, Proprietor.
Ss1, door TO d. r HAdlsy 4 Co.'S
Drug Store.
Las Cruces, New Mexico.
ChsIee Wines, uqsers and Cigars
Always on Hand.

Mixed drisks speciality. Neat card
room and tables. Atsensive service. The
rooaaS have -kseR sa&Eis- assAa -aF-ia-s The
most attractive slyle. making t. altogether
the most pleasant place in the city Tor 3
gentleman 10 spend leisure hour.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05

- * Hsa5-ht, e..ten.1y y
sstratsl ly desire 10 spjare Las
Cra,cs and DaHa Ana Sosaiy. says
there is 10 .rEgh in the stsicmsni
;a4, The Agricultural College vii re-
.cc.sc -39,Qo9 scrcs OF lard when At be
cones = state. The Headheh, in thu.
naat;erHoi only displays IL ieHoraRee-
rat dues il = a,li2ioasiy. An at Of
t;;s.l.estss approved July 2ni.-lssi22.
gave q zach state Pubi3t' lands 10 the
amaaHo of 80 0Qo acres Tor each Of the
>onsiofs and representatives 10 Goa
grees frr the "endawmeni--apport
and E.aiRiemace Of at lea>; one Gel
tces where the leaiiac otiec, shall
BE-, wi1oat exelsding o'bcr srien
tltiC md CEassica. sluiies, and in
cil4ip- military ,acSics, 70 teach such
branches OF learning as are related
to agriculture aud the mechanical
ans, il order 10 promote tie liberal
and practical cdncaiion Of The indus
lriaI classes ia the seversE i,arsiiis
ana professions 0. lie
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
ONE ~ TO ONE HUNDRED llOO) IN
elusive.

Upon presentation and saFrendsr Of the
suii bonds al The Office Of the Treasurer Of
said county on the Arfs day Of November
A. d. 1889, the same. and interest, viii be
paid In lawful money Of the United States
Prota and sfNeF sAid date such interest will
Cease.
~ ior'ier rf I'M. County Commissioners OF
Doaa Ana Conniy. New Mexico.
GEoRHE LYxcH, Chairman.
II. T. SrrrHENsoS. Clerk.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
Call for RsSas.

Notice ,s hereby given 70 the holders Of
funding bobds of Doha Ana county, Terri
tory Of New Ms1leo. issued in accordance
with an aes Of the legislative Assembly Of
New MEItto, sntitled "An Act Definitely
LocAIies The County Scat of the County Of
DOhd Ana. approved January 10Th, 1882,
that call il made for ssid Pundlrg BOnds
Of the numbers
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05


Tie car isA success. Well, l should re-
mark
We wsre advertised a: Pueblo for .hi.
evening. from . until 10. but bad 70 cancel II
teeausa ve could not &c, The car taken 90
the af,. trA'u tho p, IA. We leave a, 10 a
N, tor Hstehinson. Ks, direct. passing
through we..srn Kansss BY Daylight Hsd BY
tiilAgraPhts9gs ssaa4 eaa h0f1 \ short s'fts.-
si0f A. each in,p5rtsn, towH.
Moro suon, .J.K.TA
Rio Grande republican., 1889-10-05
NrW urrurxffaHh

The following companies have flied
charters in the Office Of the Terrific
rial Secretary. They all originated
IN this southern counties Of the Ter
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-07
Better Than Ever.

1t did seem as though the seedsmen
outdid themselves last year in the line
of elaborate catalogues, but here
comes Vick's Floral Guide for 1889,
from Rochester, N. Y, better than
all previous issues. Better" hardly
expresses it--rather, we should say,
far superior. 1t has been changed in
every respect; new cuts, new type, en-.
larged in size topening like an old
fashioned singing-book): contains
three elegant Autographs (Sxl0A
inches) of Roses, Geraniums and Mel
on and Tomato; besides a very fine
plate of the late James Wick and his
three sons who now own anu. manage
this large business. These features
must make the Floral Guide valuable
to their many thousands of customers
in this country.
We also notice that Wick returns to
the plan started by the founder of the
business years ago, of offering cash
prizes at the State Fair One would
think they were little out of their
heads to offer to the public such a
work as the Guide free, for that is
what it amounts to, when they say it
will be sent on receipt of fifteen
cents, and that a certificate good for
fifteen cents worth of seed will be re-
turned with the Guide.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-07
MIR IED.

CAMPBELL-CAMERoN.-At the residence
ofthe brides parents in this city, Feb.
3, 1889, by Rev James Evans, I.
Grant Campbell, NJ. d., of Grand Falls,
Montana, and Miss Nora Cameron of
River Falls.
Thus another of the fair daughters of
our city has departed for the far western
land, her sister Matte having preceded
her to the same place few months ago
as the wife of the young doctors brother
We congratulate the citizens of the Mon
tana city on such splendid acquisitions to
their numbers, and their numerous
friends here, while regrettiug their de.
parture, wish them long life, great sue
cess and happy homes.