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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-06
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-06
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Tiers nos .csaasy in New Me1icp
but has many nainral sdTsntaRes and wen-
derfai resources. hus Dgea Asa eeunsy,
"a the spush central rostieA OFtAe tsrritO-
~ psohASly takes the lsAa. DVaA AHa
eonhss is vast tablelAna 1000 iess Shove
the sea lexel. $50 miles frCm esSs 10 wesl
and 100 miles from north 10 south GrsAi
nount=ia Faags. sersnt up frsn the E.ai
plain 10 height Of fpon S,eoo 70 6 900 fseS
ssoxe their level, nad frsm twenty 10 afty
mile. IN length, bat are seldom more thAS
ten OF twelve nailes is Sidth. Thtss noun
,aans tread aearly north nsd ssuth, and are
all tieh in Hiiasrsi, soas of ihs1a ena.Aia-
ga= mines thai have kssn worked ksr aasy
yeaTs bv ihe cid spasisres and Nsairahs,
sad are ssill producing. I@rEs qlsnsisies
Of gold, silver, eeppsr aad Eslena asd ether
nsiaersls are feand-
Tee plslns between these Haeahtain ran
ges are ,gseseAs, bat esversd With si<h, nt-
tr.iieus gamma grass ~hish Is equui to the
besi cultivated psSysnAse. II is aasertel. fss
rough ts@i. TAH vast tract u sasaslard i
tFaversed from asr.h 10 aOuth bv tAs Ris
Grande del Narss. which hAs wAshrA out q
vnlEes HYe OF Elk milss in width- Fss aEss
the prolonged fFsshesa--ihe u.eltiAg sn1ws
.og spriag and t,ls samnsE rains-- have
brcosl,s With thens the sarFins dsueApsssd
vsgcssele rnzster and rich IL saiasrsl salts
sEieD i.npsegnase saise tatsaieH4 wparrs n
they wash the snsassAin aiass, shs vasl
plsie.. ssa rush dssxa he srrsyss. Thess
setIi.ashiary dsI.nsi,s ~ q this E@y PFsCi-
piszssl, sad have covered The ehsiss valley
TO sress dsF.sh ~Ish Ne Fiehsst q alluvisl
sailG The Natsss 4 lie Kis 0fAhdt. nks
thos~ Of the Nile " Esvp,. aro eHercAingly ,
rich ia this .aaiA-ntary un1seriai held n
solasion, aal she's spread ovog ihs landa
in the rsoccs- u ifrissiioa. Feaews the soiia
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-06
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Herald
ALL KISDs mlslSG BLANKS,
AEgusnsuf II fAuhtiShrr.
Rropf II Plat aad N0sice.
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f.oensien k'eFsiaente.
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-07-06

pTeSrat ti1le
BY HHRERT HOWE BANCROFT
5sai Rahslskss b vol, the moxt
thriltIag aaa FUaHHtte true fifSt6Ey
eser wTFttRa. i.sna u the Haehloas }
t.ana af Mlnes and MiERses TheehaFsa
ef nysters ana he brilliant Fealityl
Agents tNfantod Evrryrhsse, ras
hsek will sest hsstss than any neveL Tia
q saodel "a htsters.wFisinE. Eyesy lnlriiis
gea& aaf patriotic msa wsil have eepy,
No coautfy afer had dare fr. Il such wcFk
~ this Il any early pesso8 " ita hiatosy, and
sla peapae have aaly 10 lseA AZ the hsak se
be aasisneA II shss. Aghb viii net hy Hsag-
algssaat bissSFy n thla eu,anlxT hy IN nmthcf
VI tsa arsl eepaEailan. II be seveF hnys aHy
4.sAes sss.k - H. -eeTsis A ZEE esel4-ise
tarriloty aad za etli and make
$500 OF 81. 600
Apply Immediately Or the eppeftaalsy
vi, hs ls.sl. Ter sysry los, of thA Shale
scsion @iil soaa b oeeapscd hy active aud
rsfRhse psosks.
Neither exgssTiesee hos eapitsi y Freqairna
80 ebgsee a, lhs2 shtefpFtses - the h.,uk viii
ell Aseil If pFapefsy pFesshtsa .,,sed ~ give
uag Agststk "a dos time N Nhieh b deliver
and collect hefsss paying as. AidFrts
THE HISTORY Iu,. 7sS Matket s.
San fFEuCisCss Cal.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Mr.. Levi l. kaiama, Adjutant OF His
Majesty's Household, and Mrs. Kaiama,
gave luau on Friday evening at their
nome at Kawaiahao, the occasion being
the first birthday anniversary of their
fourth child, Levi Isaac. Prince Kalani-
anaole, limited number OF invited
friends, and immediate relatives were
present. instrumental music was furn-
ished by some of the members OF the
Ma LAM Ehiku Club, and their melodious
voices and sweet strains rendered the
event highly enjoyable. The repast was
served out in real Hawaiian style.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

The Umatilla carried from Honolulu
on the 9TH inst.-5473 letters and 1890
prints.
Sugar has advanced another Is OF
cent per pound-S.22-l0O cents is the
price quoted.
The Wilder's Steamship Company car
ried the members OF the band, that went
10 Maui, free OF charge.
Gold coin is now in plentiful circula-
ton. $4,000 additional gold coin was
received per Godfrey by Bishop d Co.
Purser McLane OF the Zealandia has
the thanks OF the ADVERTISER and
GAZETTE Tor files OF newspapers and
other favors.
The Anglican Church Chronicle for
July Is published. This number has an
abundance OF interesting reading both
religious and secular.
We have received, too late Tor this
Issue, communication regarding Wash
iugton Territory, from Mr.. Z. Lycan. 1t
will appear in the paper OF the 10th.
II Is said that Mr.. p. c. Jones has
engaged 4 large portion OF the passenger
accommodation OF the w. c. Hall on
her next trip, for a party going to visit
the volcano.
General VIM. II. Dimond has been
appointed by the President, Superin-
tendent OF the Mint at San Francisco.
Mr.. Dimond is a son OF Mr.. Henry Di
mond OF this city.
The basebaIls used by the League this
season are of 4 poor quality, no less than
three were used in Saturdays game.
Two had the covers ripped after being in
use only a short time.
Twenty-three head OF Galloway cattle
are on the way to Honolulu by the W. 5.
Bovine. These high-bred animals were
purchased at Sacramento by Mr.. B. f.
Dillingham; OF this city.
Among the through passengers by the
Zealandia, there were none requiring
special mention, excepting Consul q. W.
Griffin, who was to have sailed by the
previous steamer, and at that time
notice OF him was published in this
paper.
The Kaiulanis were again defeated
by the Hawaiis on the Makiki diamond
on Saturday afternoon by q score OF
twenty-seyen to FIVE The attendance
yy-as =r,a1l an1 tho playiDs, away baTDu-
the average. Several new players made
their appearance.
1t is rumored that another yact race
viii take place in Hawaiian waters at an
early date. The trials on the Fourth
have been the means OF suggesting i'm
provements to several OF the yachts; and
these alterations will in many cases be
made, so that another trial may be con-
tidentlv expected
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Nr. ~. o.. Ashley has
- position -a~ secretary 10 INT
l-l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

The Wilder's Steamship Company car
ried the members OF the band, that went
10 Maui, free OF charge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Gold coin is now in plentiful circula-
ton. $4,000 additional gold coin was
received per Godfrey by Bishop d Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

-ra GAZETTE Of lltn o.
wanted ty NIr. =. II. Rase-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

a..----- Yacht was launched last
--ess--- SuTensen x Lyle.
med the Edith l..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Purser McLane Of the Zealandia has
the thanks OF the ADVERTISER and
GAZETTE Tor files OF newspapers and
other favors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

The Anglican Church Chronicle for
July is published. This number has an
abundance OF interesting reading. both
religious and secular.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09
Mortgages
NOTICE OF SALE!

Whereas, the mortgage hereinafter mentioned
hath been heretofore duly forecosed by adyer-
tisement of mortgages notice of intention to
ioreclose, now therefore by order Of John
Patty, mortgage of certain indenture Of mort
gage, dated December ., 1882. and recorded in
the office OF the Registrar Of Conveyauces in
Llber IS, on folios 80, l am directed to sell at
public auction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Anderson has rel-i-s' lG--
r-. and resumes his aen-A- i''''1'l's
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Sugar has advanced another Is OF
cent per pound-S.22-l0O cents is the
price quoted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

E 10y July j. published.
ra-r interesting number, and
--hIa Information ct many
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

The Umatilla carried from Honolulu
on the 9th inst.-3473 letters and 1890
prints.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

The Kaiulanis were again defeated
by the Hawaiis on the Makiki diamond
on Saturday afternoon by q score Of
twenty-seyen to FIVE. The attendance
was small and the playing away below
the average. Several new players made
their appearance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

-E Ea.4kaua has been sold
- TIE r-.ca obtained Tor the
SID 80 have been $500. She
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09
Mortgages
NOTICE OF SALE +!

Whereas, the mortgage hereinafter mentioned
hath been HERETOFORE daily fOrecloscd, by adver-
tisement of mortgages notice Of intention to
foreclose, now therefore by order Of j NJ Mon
sarrat, Assignee OF certain ndenture of
mortgage dated January Is, 1883, made by J L.
heaunul, NJ haiiola keauuUi and Joseph VI
heaunul TO A II Spencer recorded in the Office
OF the Registrar Of Conyeyanccs in Liber 10
on folios lGO-2, and assigned by the said A II
Spencer to Alexander j Cartwright By deed Of
assignment, dated ! Uril ~ 1883 and recorded
in Liber ~, on fOlios ITS. and by the said
Alexander j Cartwright TO the said j VI Mon
sarr9t by deed OF assignment, dated September
q, 1887, and recorded in Liber ~. on folio 100,
am alrected 70 sell at public auction.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Among the through passengers by the
Zealandia, there were none requiring
special mention, excepting Consul q. W.
Griffin, who was to have sailed by the
previous steamer, and at that time q
notice OF him was published in this
nlnar-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

a. -eW steamer AA4ln,l IA Ia
-.-------. non the building yard OF Mr.
T-ver on Monday week 4
49, ---r-rrss Of spectators, about 200,
--s--.z--F -lr.. vessel side into the water,
80 dii very neatly and without
=5t Among those present we OBJ
---e.s rleir honors Chief Justice Judd
- lzz5-=a.e Justice Dole, and-a mum
~ os other prominent residents me
aEuaf looks well on the water anu L
-r1rred 70 the wharf adjoining where she
~ knit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09
ALL THAT
Certain Piece Or Parcel Of Land f!

Situated in Manoa Valley, Island of Oahu, and
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the East corner at The place
where the stone walls join or the North edge OF
the road and running S 81. W 0t chains along
the stone wall, 49', IS, w 1920 chains, y 800,
chains, 45e, 45 " SD chains y 5g0.
e 40 chains, AZ, 4j, E S.I5 chains, 5 80,
W 5.G chains TO the stone wall, $ 49, 49,
E 1892 chains along the stone wall to the
initial point, and containing an area Of > acres
and being portion or the premises described
in Royal Patent Grant No. 1876 and that were
conveyed to the said z Kahuhu by Haula by
deed of partition made between the parties on
the of July, 1915, and of record in the Registry
of ConYeyances, in LIber 49, on folios 296-7-S-5.
- TERMS CASH
Deeds At expense of purchaser.
For fu-ther particulars apply to
LEWIS j. LEVEY,
Auctioneer,
Or TO ). VI. Monsarrat, Attorney for Mortgagee
Dated Honolulu, July g, 1883 127S-lt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

We have received, too late Tor this
Issue, q communication regarding Wash
ington Territory, from Mr.. Z. Lycan. 1t
will appear in the paper Of the 10th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Twenty-three head OF Galloway cattle
are on the way to Honolulu blythe W s.
Bovine. These high-bred animals were
purchased at Sacramento by Mr.. B. f.
Dillingham; OF this CITY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Ell -le stores and business
Eg-a.--l were closed on the
ana d -lsl-.il. display OF bunt-
.sr-s---..r -a I'D the streets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

The baseballs used by the League this
season are Of 4 poor quality, no less than
three were used in Saturdays game.
Two had the covers ripped after being in
use only a short time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 3,

= = . = 13NTNI7-I n -NNIV.Nf
At my Salesroom, on the corner Of Fort and
Queens Streets, IN Honolulu, the property in
cluded ana described in said mortgage. as
follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

been observed by old residents
-r----. that dust flying around the
z-- zu much greater volume ana
s annoying than was the case IN
5000 -77--es-s1y fifteen years ago. The
movements do not seem to keep
49, r=-l5 Tie increased traffic, and Mac
somewhat at fault in not supply
- --z5--ar suitable TO the needs OF
--r l5-1u ercial centres.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

II Is said that Mr.. p. c. Jones has
engaged q large portion OF the passenger
accommodation OF the W. q. Hall on
her next trip, for party going to visit
the volcano.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

a -s----- % Australian news
issue H--. ge found AZ interesting
-a sugar industry ID Queens
1ra latest advice collapse was
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

-s.-a--5 er- II the Union Ice Co
lar charter on the 2stn, June
and are now fully organized.
1as %. the officers appear IN an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

- Majesty che King returned oy the
s. IA Han On Friday, and received
---1 --I--s ii -yeuty-uue guns by IL B.
CO Esrsele and the shore battery at
All the war-yessels in port
-rea the Hawaiian ensign upon the
-=s-- and HIS Majesty was received
- Hzu by His ENcellency iona
----. z-i James ". Robertson, Esq,
---- l-.rr ber-1lD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

General VIM. H. Dimond has been
appointed by the President, Superin-
tendent OF the Mint at San Francisco.
Mr.. Dimond is a son OF Mr.. Henry Di
mond OF this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

The Australian colonies the re-
--s Old residents are spoken OF as
s---=es This term i not used
u --s -euroacb nor even in a Joking
-a- -- rather as q term OF respect
~ -asr-neut toward persons OF either
- ~ have been long and favorably
----=as u5th the people and country.
--- z-- would not suit the ideas OF
--.-=sns. and tins fact brings to mind
-7-- =s-ance IL the uses OF words IN
----- -,7--s ii AuElO-SaXOndOm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

== named George Howard on
---5 - IS. a.. Hall was f0ollng with q
------ last Wednesday, when the
---.- ar--1le5 and killed him on the
rs Hall was at Honuapo, hau,
-s--- 500 "A lie accident, and II seems
=..--z-s az some other person had
- .--z without injury; but on firing
time an explosion occurred anu
-l= cannon struck toward on
ana he died instantly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-09

Tie regular monthly meeting, OF En-
--e-,- j ras held on last Wednesday
=--- i the Company's hall. Inc
a-lcers were elected for the en-
--=---E Robert More. foreman; IS.
.,-5g--z.1. assistant foreman; a: J..
---5s- Captain CT the Hose; Mr.. Nc
T secretary and P O'Sullivan, treas
49, =-L report Of this interesting
--- has been crowded out OF TINS
~ - want ot space, but 1t will appear
HHlr-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-14
Their Party Is Split.
From the Elizabeth Journal.

L1Out ~ OOtf ftItts
'"The Republican State an. j. Cen
trail Committee says the Phil0-
delphSa Press, t'has come in for con
siderable comment ever since the
Democrats rolled up such a big
majority last fall. The general ex-
pressions have been that the committee
was to some extent responsible for the
Republican loss. This was natural,
and the fact shows that it was not
altogether unjust" True, and this
fact ought to be a sufficient warrant
for a reorganization of the whole
State Committee. 1t has been too in
active and too misleading to be of any
use for several years past. 1t threw
cold water on the finest and most
systematic organization of the Repub-
licans in this state that was ever
known here. If the State Committee
had been composed of such man as
Major Adams, of this city, it would
have done some work. The time to
put new men and new life into the
State Committee is fast approaching,
and it is we'll to be looking around for
the right kind of live men.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-14

been much less Sunday selling, and
infinitely less open defiance of law
than there was previous to the passage
of this act.
Of course, it would not suit our Re
publican friends to acknowledge TINS
state of facts. They are trying to
manufacture campaign material. They
do not care whether they make 1T u
of truth or falsehood. On the present
occasion the latter is more available,
and so they use it. But the people
will not take such fimsy goods. They
see through the gauzy texture, and
they will avenge the attempted i'm
position upon them at the polls next
November.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-14
PERSONALS.

Colonel Peyton, of this State, the originator OF
several expositions, favors New York as the site
for the great Quadri-centennial.
Among recent patents issued are one for a
check punching machine to Robert Gaiger, one
for a sash fastener to William Livingston, of this
city, and one for a corn remedy to Amelia La
rochelle, of Hoboken.
John Donelan has been appointed ticket agent
at the Brooklyn Annex, vice A. j. Asbell, re-
moved. Mr.. Donelan has been in the company's
employ for a number of years, and this promo
ton is a deserved recognition of his services in
behalf of the company.
Mr.. Butler, who is in charge of the Erie Rail
road Company's tugs, is ill.
EX-City Collector James Love, Isaac Strubel
and Horace Farrier started for Sharon Springs
last evening. They went to Albany by the boat
and will drive from there to the Springs by easy
and convenient stages. Mr.. Strubel's horses
were sent to Albany in advance of the party.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-14
The pennsylvania,s New shops.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA, 18S9.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
decided to increase it's works at Al
toona. For a long time the present works.
situated there have been inadequate for
the amount of work that is required of
them.
A new site has been chosen for a large
number of shops to be erected. This
ground is situated about two miles from
the present works. There will be an cree
ton, boiler, machine and blacksmith
shops, boiler house, electric and hydraulic
houses, office and storehouses, paint
shop and paint s~torehouses. The works
will be large enough to employ between
900 and 1000 men, and the different shops
are so erected that at any time they can
be enlarged. The capacity of the new
works at first will be 100 locomotives per
year and will be capable Of being extended
to 500. 1t is also contemplated to erect
another large foundry. These buildings
will be only one story high, except the
machine shop, and the office and store
houses will be two stories in height. The
ground will be about 1890 feet by $50
feet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-14
ST. PATRlCKs ALLIANCE DANCE.


District Council, No. L, Have a Good
y Time on the Hill Top.
The members of District Council, No.
1, ST. Patrick's Alliance of America,
danced with their friends last evening at
Caledonia Park. The picnic was mainly
a family affair, and a very enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson led the
grand march gracefully. President
Patrick Kenny, as floor manager, was
with Mrs. Kennedy and Vice President
John Walsh, as assistant floor
Walsh. Following came Treasurer
and Mrs. John Phelan, Financial
Secretary and Chairman of Reception
Committee jeremiah Murray and Mrs.
Murray, Chairman of Committee of
Arrangements John Gallagher and Mrs.
Gallagher, Sergeant-at-Arms John Reilly
and Mrs. Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Tooley,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monahan, Mr.. and,
Mrs. Robert Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kelly, Treasurer George Morris, of
Branch No, 6, and Miss Donovan, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs.
estsr E Eall0n' will Th9mas smith Ii NJ NJ,
and Mrs Henry Calvert, Den
mis- O'Connell, Miss Curley, Michael
Enright, Miss McMahon, Mr.. Timothy
Enright, Miss Clonan, Mr.. George Beall,
and Miss Minnie McCabe, Others present
were Messrs. Charles Heaiy, Edward
O'Donohue, Timothy Sullivan, Thomas
Miskel, Mrs. Allen, Miss Smith,
Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Mamie Kennedy,
Messrs. William McGettigan, Martin
Larkin, Garrett Noonan, Michael Nc
Mahon, John Fallon, and Miss Knight
bridge.
State Secretary of the Alliance John J.
Scanlan and National President jeremiah
Henderson were among the distinguished
persons present.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-14
POLITICAL POINTS.

AS proof that George A. Halsey has
not been pushed aside by Sewell the
Camden Courier points triumphantly
to the appointment of MI. Silas Hal
sey to be Consul in a little German
town. The Courier doesn't seem to
know that it is adding insult to in
jury.-NeDGrk Journal.
1t is said that the State Republican
Convention will be called for Septem-
Der II, but the 18th would be ten days
better in point OF time, and thousands
Of votes better in point of courage
Elizabeth Journal.