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Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers Of sfooation while
lying down: 10 breathe freely. sleep soundly aud
undisturlcd: 10 rise refreshed. head clear. brain
active aud free from pain or ache; 10 know that no
poisonous putrid matter dohlos the breath and rots
away the delicate machinery Of smell taste and
hearing 10 feel that the system does not through
IL veins and arteries suck up the poison that Il
surc TO undermine and destroy, Il indeed blessing
beyond all other human cuioyments To purchase
immunity from such a fate should be the object Of
all AFFLICTED. But those who have tried many
remedies aud physicians despair Of relief or
cure
sASroEps RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of
Catarrh. from simple head cold 10 the most loath.
some and destructive Stays. Il IL local aud con.
siltutlonal Instant In relieving permanent In
curing Sic. economical and ncyeriAillng.
sASFoRD's RADICAL CUR consists OF one bottle
Of the RADICAL CURE, one boz Of CATAHnuAL Sol.
VENT. aud Que IMPROVED lSHALER. all wrapped In
one package, with treatise aud dircctona aud sold
by all druggists for si0O.
POTrER DRuo a CHEMICAL CORPORATION. BosoS
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal

tpctlhI Dls1atch 70 Inc AppchL
EVANSVILLE, Ind. June 22.-The dullest
Saturday experienced about the front this
spring. No movements but the regular
packet port list. A good deal Of light bust
ness Is accommodating ON the wharf boats for
southern tonnage. The Green River log run
has commenced arriving which gives em-
ployment 10 all the harbor tugs and will set
all the mills In operation night and day 40
I'll their orders. The fcrry-boat Lcta, for
Fords Ferry, Is operating here, and will
likely become prominent fixture. All the
lower Ohio tributaries are declining.
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Special Agent. Of the treasury.

WASHINGTON, June 22.--Secretary Win
dom today appointed o. L. spalding, Of
Michigan, and J. +. Evans, Of California,
special agents Of the Treasury. These
gentlemen were formerly in the Govern
ment service, but were removed during
the last Administration. Mr.. spalding is
make his headquarters at San Francisco.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements nj the Levee.

Lee, osceola; Coahoma, Friar's Point; Eu-
gene, Arkansas River City Of Baton Rouge,
81. Louis.
Departures-Ruth, New Madrid; City OF
Baton Rouge, New Orleans.
Boats in Port-James Lee, Coahoma, Rosa
Ice, Eugene, Gayoso.
Boats Due Up-City Of Providence, Nat
chez
Down-City of Monroe st. Louis; Chero'
kee, ST. Louis
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FIVE Watches at 1'haycr's.


Haze removed to - south Court street,
under Gasion's Hotel. whrrc Hey have on
exhibition ia lgu running Nrw Home
and Household @, AIul .iarmhr4 These
are undbub e. y 10 tstr.t fugung and
most simple marun" ever urDdgni ~ this
city. These machine. will bu sold at a
grcal reduction fur casa, Or on easy month
Ia naVmauts
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Special plspa,eh 10 the A

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CARo, ILL.,, June 22.-The Harry Brown
left for Pittsburg this morning. The New
South has a big excursion for Paducah. The
Cherokee up this afternoon with fair trip.
The Mary Houston put of 1000 burrels Of
potatoes, and has big load and sixty pas
sengcrs for Cincinnati The City Of New
Orleans upat o'clock tonight she has I 200
tons. River 500 feet on the gauge, n rise Of
nine inches In twenty-four hours.
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The Illinois Central Railroad will cele-
brate the Fourth Of July by selling round
trip tickets on July 3 aud between all
stations on its line, good to return until
July O, at one fare for the round trip.
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sIlLrEsIn Ilar IIor.r pl.nIoI.

pfopof1lr IN duplicate will b. received al this
olfcs until nonn GA WEDNESDAY,, July ~ lss9
lat which time aud plar1 they will be- oprnIl In
The pfessncr oi attending bilderN for iuru ihlng
iuf The Use II the slKtrrith Lighthouse ndnrI
during the year Cuding June m, $50 vafinnt SUP
plies Including mineral oil. fuel lumber nlt ship
rhandlcry Tho government reserves thr rifht q
wlcr any OF u proposals, and " accept Tue whnie
full Information o. IN bidding. etc WI 10 nir
nlshcd on application 20 this OIL. hntcplf.
containing proposals should D. knlY m.fscls
proposals Tor supplies iuf the slxireuif iaHht
housu District" sui addressed o. lltli p ".
HU0HlH uniicd states Navy luspccipf hAiefnih
Irht House District Memphis Tom.
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Al Greenxille. Miss.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
GREESvILLE Miss, juno 22-The City Of
Cairo due down at O'Clock pm. River 27A
feet and rising Weather fair.
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HOUSES To Lrr

HOUSES tn LTr.
A FURNISHED COTTAGE OF RoONs. MAR
~ strst car line Address A., catr Appeal
A srLESDiD nRiCK RESIDENCE. 10 ROONs
~ IN the heart Of the city about nrfcs shrub
trfy IN front yard delightfully."- cool onlY ~ Ter
month altitude highest on = lnois tcnifal Rail
fuad bctwecn New fleans and cairo Justly crlo
bfaiei iof hralthiul location. no malaria; host
water hotels. chufchcs, schools spleuiid place ~
summer. board cheap In bet private iamillce
Address LOGAN WALKER
Holly sprnr, Mia
A sroRE oN MAIN srREEr ArrLY 10
NiCE HOUSE, OFs ROOMS tus VANCE WI
~ Apply o. " T. COCHRAN, corner Main aud
Keel streets. 90 W. a wiikAfLY.
A TWO noiY hRiCK HOusE 80. III tOiiN
~ snn avenue, containing rooms dining room,
tilchgn, stable aud al convenience. a! W pcf
conner Second aud Jefferson street,
Az ELEGANT tROOM noUsE. NEwlY M
~ raifcd. At ~ Nanco u Apply Al 10 Vance ~
IOrfAqE. IloOMs ni GEORGIA STRAIT.
y Apply ~ ni GeofEia street.
4 NOTTA0E ROoMl CisrERN. GARDEN.
" ssryants' hou.c. stable, splendid shade, w
good order. ~ walker avenue. ifpntlng ON Her
b Union stfcct JOstrn LEN6W
TOTTAGE o i.ODMs 40 IONS AVkNuE
" Apply " Il, e. HIN ~ ffunt street
L,HOM sErfEAhEl D. A LAilgE BiuCK RkF
" iio1Ce. suitable Tor family or boarding
house. containing u rooms IN main building and
brick servants huusr with Z ruumA Including
laundry situated Only minutes walk from Court
square aud with lines ~ sifUrt ears surrounding
the block ~ party wishing ~ las tuf term NJ
ycan iof nfst class family boarding. house ~
qulflnr mofu room. an additional house will be
built. Giving together ~ fuuma iof further Iaf
tluulan apply at0i Exchange street
LuNist o0l1Os hOoMs u fnE CITY Is
~ quifu ai ~ Madison street
L'RONT ttilkEf sfOkE-Iiis -FOUR STORY
IL ftorchoufe - Trout street possession given
August 4 Apply 20 nEAN.LiLLN OOfiEE a
HrirE co, 2h lruni street
GOOD HOUSE, ftNE THACT LAND. CfikAE
VI near White stallion. Apply ~ % Mafketst
I ONu linz, tsfuM AND BAtENEST
IL building 20 ~ Jefferson STREET
a n KELLOGG NEWSPAPER 90.
MIN HOUSE,. 81 MISSISSIPPI AVENUE q
~ rooms besides stofrfu0m. servants rooms
etc Apply 10 J. 4. LONG, 10 second street OF nj
residence Just Va rear Of promises
GTOREnOusE AND CELLAR. go FRONT sr +.
> on August I, aud other siofcs cUttng o. fuOmt
etc l. ~ EATON, recond street
TI'NostORY IouHk. 90 roSToToC ~, y
foomt Ia good order. Apply 80 Vance sifrrt
fI,No stUHY HOUsE. on CoRSFW on KILL
I md van street Chelaea tali aiaboge aidf1is
y MN Broom HOUSES. con 5Tn AsD v liSa5
- s0 Spcr month ApplLn.
" IfE W
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eClty Hospital

Why Hospital
Distribution by Wards-First, 8; Second,
]; Third, |; Fourth, 1; Fifth 8; Sixth, o.
Seventh, 2 Eighth, 3; Ninth, ]; Tenth, s;
81. Joseph Hospital o. City Hospital, 3
Stillborn, 3. White, o. Colored, TO- Total
Is. +. A. WILLIAMSON, MD,
Secretary.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhma Cordial has been
used In this section for upwards OF thirty
, years and today Is accepted as the stan.
dard remedy orbowel troubles, and makes
a friend and advocate OF lis merits every
time q Is used.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhma Cordial Is entirely
vegetable and leaves no reacting pains 20
harass the patient. II soothes, heals and
relieves, and is the greatest bowel remedy
OF the acc,
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- REMOVED ny the USE OF COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
al the hair.
Burnctts Flavoring extracts are tho
best
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The Hest Place In Memphis

To have you a nice suit Of clothes made is
d. McMahon's, No. SO Union street.
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SPECIAL FEATURES

~ terms oi contract tho Cumuany must deposit
he sum ~ al pfirgs included n the schcmc bciora
selling n single ticket aud receive The fulloNing
Official Iefnllt
CERTIFICATE = hereby certify that the Ion.
don bank Of Mexico aud south America has on
special deposit the ncrrssfy fund.- "a guarantee tho
payment ~ all prizes dfaNn bY the LUicfia do Ia
lancntUnria iuhira
d ROnm0rH RIVERA. Intervention
Further the Company u fr1uirri b. a., ifbuie
hiysix prf cent ~ the value IL al the tickets In
prizes a LANCER proportion than l. given BY any
other Lottery
finally. tho number ~ tickets l. limited 10 s0Ol
--lnoO0 les than are sold bY other Lotteries using
The same schc ne
Fuf inli particulars al tres q. Ba..stti. Apsr
thdo taA tity IT Mexico or .. w. CULLEN, ata
Itarde" street, Nashville, Tenn, Hvneral Agent
Tor state Of Tennessee To ave time IN Fctuur
tickets address yuuf lcttcfs ~ Nashville. lem.
inclose paper money w ordinary Letter, Postal
NoiU ~ ENprrss Money ufdef, OF currency amount.
inF a. e. ~ expires ut our expense 20 Nashville
Prizes taid without discount
AGENTS WANTED.
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WrpprSa rings al Thayer's.
Are You eoinr 60 nnlId

Anything from fence TO business block7
Your order will be given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company. Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone 1907.
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stage of the IlIyer..

OTFicE sfoSAL SERVICE, q. g Al
MEMPHIS Tenn. June p iss9 I
The following observations arr taken At all sta
uons Ia the 10Th meridian time, which l. one hour
later than Memphis time.
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Ladies

When out shopping don't forge, to call at
lloyd & Moneys for lunch or their do
lcous leo cream.
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Don't Forget

That you cannot buy as cheap OF anybody
as OF Herman Groin, the halter, No. 3Sll
Main street, opposite the Gayoso Hotel.
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WhiteSnlbhwSbrlngS W. Va

Gmnd Central Hotel aud cottages Now Open iof
the season
Elevation, 1000 feet nhoyc the level u the "a
unsurpassed summer climate. accommodation
hntciass splendid mllfuai service. elegant yo,ti
hulr trains
Fuf Information Inquire 81 once Of G.. o a.
". a. n. l. a y. " a., of address
a. D. EAkiF superintendent
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Notice.

Finest candies, preserves, fancy biscuit
cakes, etc. SHEPHERD & SCnEIBLRR.
Telephone, l,ll5.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant 10 tho deed Of trust aud ~. default
thsrrIn ~ request 81 beneficiary will cell Al pub
Do auction 10 the highest bidder Tot cash, on
Nfondau July IS, q 40,
II the southwest Intersection of Main aud Madison
streets Msmphls kuuwu a. tho InninR District 0f
shelby county. Tcunrsssri lot ~. in iilork ~ In
registered IN book ioi, page inA Registers once u
AID county. little tclievsi EuOd hut sell Ouly
az Tulstru H. N. AANhlORD. Trustee.
June -. issq
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See

That your grocer gives you "0zark" Vim
egar and take no other. Your health de-
.pends upcn H.
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Memphis Carriage wornx

Nos. 81 AND 50 MADISON srREEr,
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles
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IMPORTANT.

- New Orleans. Ia
or ". 4. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ~. q.
or nj No. u West Court ~, Memphis, Tenn,
10y ordinary letter. containing Money order ~
sued by all kxpn',s Companies. New York IN.
change, Draft or Postal Note
Address Registered LeiioB Containing Currency %
NEW ORLEANS NArIoNAL RANK.
New Orleans, Ia,
"itEMEnnEit, That the payment of Prizes Il
Guaranteed by Pour National tanks Of New
orleans. and the Tickets arr signed by the Prsi.
dent II mn Institution whose chartered rights ars
recognized IN the highest courts. thcvinr, bcware
Of all limitations ~ anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR n the PREV ut the smallest part
or fraction " Ticket Issued by u in any Draw.
Ing. ANYTHING in our name offered iOt les than
a Dollar l. a swindlc.
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sTATioSx
stylish snoc.i fine shoe.i cheap shoc.i

At Adler Bros. * Co., 2j7l Main street,
the Shoe Palace Of the city, where every
thing in foot wear can be found TO please
the people.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN MS column waIbs CHARGED a, RAJ. ~
lbc loreo i'eso's n'sSrsioa. Iloo Insertions Sc oas
uock, Soc
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A SILVER wArCn GSDcHNiN. NlrnTNMF
~ 4 has & sized engraved on inside. Return
10 gn shelby street aud ho UWRritd.
nNk HOAN uuit,h ~ uASD. siluU.
" ycan old. Libcn,l frwatl ~ rgturninK 10
rEtsskl N AsHNER
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ROOMS AND noAHp'

lrLEgANT FURNISHED FROST hOON WIN
~ best OF table board ~ 49, Mall y -
Mice FURNISHED ROOMS WITH Oh VIII
~ out boari. at 40 NunrusAfeet
pooMs AND BUAED. - fkR WEhk' Al "
Nv MadF0n dr,~t
rI,IE COMMERCIAL HOTEL y BflNo
i CLEANED out i1f hopes iof Icspcc,aole lsuh,s.
many M ,be,e f,u,uis are nov iOf fvn rchsonanlai
call e.riy and Get che,ce Moons the house VIII vs
lighted by electricity.
,t,wo PiT1sANr ROOMS VITA GOOD pAhD
In nlsas.nt usighborhood 40 Mississippi ave
y,,,kn gnpd.- FOKNlahED AND ONbVN
mrnl.hei with bari a Wy sceoni aIese
r,,IlI,ls on YOUR LARGE RooAA MIN on
L Without hotrl OF suiiAoe i't "tN' wv"
| tseplnA AT7 MARKET strccL
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For cum RAIES or any further Information do
sind, write lcgibly a. the underlined clearly stat.
Ing your residence, with state, county stnct ani
number More mpid return mail delivery will 10
assurcd by your enclosing an envelope bearing
vnur fu uNlr.saa
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
AZ the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
TUESDAY, July 10, 1880.
Capital Prize, 4: 5000, 900
10000, Tickets Mt $50 Each Halves. $40;
Quarters, s5g Tcnths. Sc Twentieths, 81,
AGENTS WANTED.

3,iat Prizes, amounting to,...............sI,O
NorE-rickcts drawing Capital Prizes arr
Titled 10 terminal Driycs
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-30
COURT ECHOES.

In the district court yesterday Geo
Blunt got judgment against David Ran
dali for $4O0.
In the suit of johnson vs.. Gwyn in
yolving lands near Puerto de Luna the
court yesterday overruled motion for q
new trial and directed that judgment be
entered against Gwyn.
In the matter OF Catron vs.. the Santa
te county board, suit to annul the court
house bonds on the ground of over issue,
Mr.. Fiske, the county's attorney, was al
lowed to September 10 in which to file
his answer.
Messrs. L. Spiegelberg, w. S. Harroun
and Jose Sena Montoya yesterday COM
pleted their duties US jury commissioners
and filed their sealed report with the
clerk not to be opened till the opening of
next term.
Judge Whiteman, District Attorney
Twitchell, Clerk Walker, Stenographer
II. 5. Clancy, Interpreter l.. &. Read, M .
A. Breeder and N. B. Laughlin left this
morning via the narrow gauge for San
Juan county.
In the case of Chas. T. Cromwell, VS..
John Allen, involving l55 feet of prop
erty fronting on Manhattan avenue, the
court yesterday made final decree OF
foreclosure, and directed the sale of the
land under Cromwe's mortgage.
Bernalillo county polled the largest vote
of any in favor OF state constitutional con-
vention delegates. According to official
returns at the secretary's office the whole
number Of votes cast was S,2S7, and the
delegates chosen are: NJ. S. Otero, W.
G. Hazeldine, Pedro Perea, b. S. Rodey,
M. &. de Baca, L. 5. Slower, Alex. San
doval, j.. $. Trimble, Perfecto Armijo and
Rudolph Haberland.
When U. S. marshal, among the last
acts of Judge Morrison was the arrest of
a man from Chicago wanted by the U. S.
for perjury. This account was never set
tied and yesterday Judge Whiteman APP
proved Mr.. Morrison's vouchers against
the government for the sum of $Sl4
There was also reward of 5000 for the
party, which the government has as yet
'ailed to liquidate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-30
EUSTAQUIO LET OUT.
4 City Justice of the Peace Finally Gets
His Just Deserts.

In the district court yesterday an order
was issued suspending from Office Eusta-
quio Padlla, justice of the peace in the
upper city precinct, There are six indict-
ments against this individual He is
charged with carrying arms, extortion
enlightenment, disturbing elections and
nonfeasance in Office, but the real cause
OF his suspension was an accusation filed
against him by H. B. Cartwright charging
him with oppression and extortion, On
the day OF Gov. PnCe's Inauguration
squire Padilla issued warrant for the ar
rest OF Mr.. Cartwright charging him with
having sold piece of spoiled cheese.
Mr.. Cartwright was arrested and appeared
Tor trial at III o'clock. The squire in
informed him that the case would be
heard at .. m. and in the meantime he
must give $500 bond or 90 to ial. Mr.,
Cartwright gave bonds, but the constable
VINO had charge Of him said he must pay
% cents to approve the bond else to Jail
Mr.. Cartwright should 20. Having been
bounded TIL = O'Clock Mr.. Cartwright APP
peared before Padila. Before that Off
cial it was proven that the cheese
wasn't spoiled and that Mr.
Cartwright wasn't the man who sold the
cheese, but nevertheless Squire Padilla
bound him over to the grand jury and
gave him the alternative Of paying 50 30
costs or going to Jail. The case was ap-
pealed to the district court, and hen it
came up yesterday continuance was
granted and Judge Whitcman issued an
order suspendng Padlla from office until
the facts above set forth are proven on
tfial, and if they are proven Mr.. PadilIas
will be made perpetual. In
the meantime Gov. Prince will appoint Il
man to serve as justice of the peace in
Padilla's stead. 1t would require q volume
TO write the record of this man and the
outrageous acts he has been guilty of I'M
der the cloak of law during the past five
years. He has never accounted for fines
md costs collected by him. A score or
more OF citizens can make oath to his
various methods Of oppression and extor-
ion. Heit was who, when shown the
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ARTISAN WATER.

The questioned securing artesian waite
is agitating number OF communities, anc
when it is demonstrated that water is
obtalnable almost in any section by this
process, it will materially enhance the
| price OF lands now valueless. Mr.. William
Manson, who resides near Cotton anc
who has perhaps bored more of these
wells and had more extended expert
ence than any man in this section, gave
the Chronicle man some information
about these wells few days since.
Mr.. M. bored between forty-hve and
fifty wells of the Matthew Gage system
which supplies East Riverside, Arlington
Heights and a,large tractsof land that is q
higher elevation than can be reached by
the Riverside Water company. The wells
vary in depth from 1913 to sos feet. In
capacity, they range from twenty to 100
inches miners measurement. The Gage
system aggregates 400 miners inches
alone from the wells, in addition to water
rights from the Santa Ana river and it
owns large tract OF undeveloped artesan
land besides. There are no reservoirs, as
water runs direct from wells to canals
and supplies consumers.
A miners inch will supply eleven gal
ions OF water per minute. The average
cost OF these artesian wells, including all
the material, casing, labor, etc., is about
"A per foot for the first 200 feet and 81 per
foot additional for every 100 feet after
this.
We cleaned few other facts from Mr.
Manson, also that he had just com
pleted well at Lanark, on the S. p. rail-
way, thirty-seven miles this side OF Ell
Paso, where three previous efforts had
been made unsuccesslully, and obtained a
sufficient supply.of water at depth of
$50 feet, though the water raises within
800 feet OF the surface, from where it has
to be pumped.
We are led to believe that at an early
day art esian wells will be as plentiful as
the old time square and cylindrical wells
with pulley and bucket attachment; and
when this is realized every man who owns
ten acres OF land will have an artesian
well on it and a small fortune in its own
ership. .
Egypt became the store house ana
granary OF the world, as known at the
time. Water was led in conduits over
valleys as we'll as her arid spots, and they
were burdened with annual crops of mir
aculous yield. Not desert waste,
sterile spot but what under the influence
OF the aqueous magician was metamor-
phosed into gardens of tropical and I'M
varying richness.
We understand that there are no water
here who own the exclusive
right to the water in the matter
Of irrigation. When the land is sold, water
sufficient for use on the land is sold with
it and the buyer becomes an owner in
the system to the extent of his land, and
is liable for his part OF assessment levied
Tor maintaining the system. Cotton <CaL
Chronicle.
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JUDGE MORRISON sERENADED,

A large number of citizens repaired
last night at O'Clock to the Alamo hotel,
Mr.. Morrison's residence, headed by the
st. Francis band, to give him a serenade.
This unexpected demonstration was the
expression of delight with which the citi-
zens OF Sart ia Fe received the news of Mr..
Morrison's victory over his enemies. The
band played some six or seven pieces on
the porch and then everybody was invited
TO the spacious dining room, where Mr.
Davis, the landlord, had tables filled with
everything desirable on such occasions
Before the visitors took their seats Mr.. b.
NJ. Read made ten-minute speech con-
graduating Mr.. Morrison on his well de-
served vindication, saying that as Mr..
Morrisons enemies bad undertaken to
besmirch the good name and integrity of
whole family for no other than political
reasons, the verdict of the jury was II COM
plete and solemn vindication OF justice
and severe rebuke to the intrigues OF
designing men. Mr.. Morrison made q
very touching reply, thanking his friends
for the interest they had taken in his be-
half Speeches were also made by other
gentlemen present, after which q jolly
good time was had, everybody enjoying
himself till about 10: 80.
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PERSONAL.

Col. Marcus Brunswick is over from
Las Vegas.
Hon. 7. B. Catron is in Silver Oily on
legal business.
Mrs. j. Mills Kendrick, wife of the
bishop, is guest at the Palace.
w. D. Lee, prominent citizen OF Cha
ma, is registered at the Exchange.
G. IL. Dane, banker and leading bust
ness man at Deming, is at the Palace.