Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-15
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to be held in Santa te George W. I'ncll-
ard, Leandro Sanchez, Hascual Baca, Id
ward F. Hobart, NJ. C. de Baca, Frank
Springer, Clet0 Bosbala, Romulo tllbairi,
Gregorio Varela, Jefferson RaynoIds,
David C. Winters. The county conven-
ton which selected these representatives
unanimously adopted the following:
Be it resolved by the Republicans OF
San Miguel county in convention as
sembled, That i'll our judgment the time
has arrived in the history OF New MEXICO
when every good citizen having tne IN,
terests OF the territory at heart shoRo
ask for admission into the union as
state. We are firmly Of the opinion mat
territorial system Of government IS IN
adequate TO the growing wants OF the
people OF this territory. We believe IN
the American doctrine Enumerated IN the
Declaration Of independence that all men
are created equal; that they are endowed
by their creator with certain lnallenaOIe
rights that among these are lie, liberty
and the pursuit OF happiness, ana III the
unfolding and maintaining OF those doc'
trines we believe there should he no dis
elimination in favor OF one section OF lile
country rs against another Ill reSpcct 10
local government We do not belleVe
that q territorial government Is IN mar
mony with the spirit and genius OF Amer
lean institutions, and should not be sui
fered to exist except as necessity. we
are in favor Of statehood, and constltu-
ton based upon the most liberal and ad-
vanCed ideas OF Republican government.
We regret that q few individuals OF the
Democratic party of this territory, AFRO
eating to themselves the right to dictate
the policy OF the masses OF their party,
have become open and aVoTed o!Strut-
tionists to the admission OF New MeNlco
as state, on partisan grounds, ana 1t Is
with disgust that We point 10 tins neon
sistent act OF theirs as we contrast 1t with
their pletensiOns of Il few months ago,
Wien the Sprinkler bill for the admission
OF New Mexico was before congress then
they were in favor Of our admission be-
cause they, no doubt, thought they had
some partisan advantages. Now. these
leaders are opposed to admission tor the
reason that those advantages are not 80
certain.
We depreciate the attempt on the part
OF all obstructonists TO make politics the
controlling confederation i'll the constItu-
tlonal convention which is to meet at
Santa Fe on the first Tuesday OF Septem-
Der, 1889. We cordially invite all persons,
regardless of party or politics, to lend us
their aid in entering upon the iull rights,
privileges and enjoyments Of statehood at
as early day as practicable.
TERRITORIAL sEcRETARY's OFFICE.
The following notaries public have been
appointed: Robert A, Jones, Frisco, So
zorro county, Arthur Morrison, Las
Vegas, San Miguel county,
The following articles OF incorporation
have been filed at the Office Of the secie-
tarv: The East Las Vegas Livery q EX-
change association. InCorporators Benz.
+. Blodgett, John G. Sugart, VIM. I:
Peacock. The capital stock consists of
SIS, 900. The principal place Of business
is Las Vegas. Tho object OF the ass0cia-
ton is buying and selling live stock, keep
ing livery stable.
The Sierra Road company. incorpora-
tors: Mungo L. W. Park, Edward W.
Carver, John II. Jones, May w. Whit
ham. The principal place Of business is
Kingston. Object, to build toll road
from Hillsborough to Kingston. Capital
stock, 10000.
The Rio Grande Valley Water com
pany. II. II. Armstead, president, has
filed certificate designating W. A. Vim
cent, OF Las Vegas, as its agent i'll New
Mexico.
OFFICIAL WAITS.
The Bernaillo county board will meet
to-day and call an election for statehood
delegates.
The Santa Fe county primaries were
called to order at 4 O'Clock this afternoon
too late for securing the result for pub
LEGATION to-day,
Colfax county has nominated the fol-
lowing delegates to the state constitutional
A. C. Voorhees,, Henry
Sturges, c. Sanchez and Ed. W, Fox.
The location OF the military headquar
Iers OF the department Of Arizona and Los
Angeles is a big plum for that city, as
nearly all the supplies, amounting to about
81 100000 annually, are purchased there.
John Prince has resigned the position
Of Grant county inspector under the meat
inspection law, because the pay and al
owances would scarcely pay a mans
board and travelling expenses, leaving
nothing for the work, and because to do the
iuty of the office under the law compels
IN inspector to be in every precinct Of
The county at the same moment.
The governor mas appointed as county
for The lst district of Rio
Arriba county, in place OF Pedro a, Do
minguez, resigned, Jose Salazar, Of Plaza
del Alcade. Mr.. Uominguez represented
the portion Of the county east Of the Rio
Grande river, and therefore the new APP
pointment was made IRON there also. Mr..
Salazar Is well known in Santa Fe, where
he has many relations as well as friends,
and he will undoubtedly make an excel
lent commissioner.
Gov. Prince is in receipt OF the follow
ing: New York College Of Veterinary Sur
geons, 1872 Z. 9th St., New York, June
10, 1889. To the Secretary OF the State
Board OF Agriculture of New Mexico. Sir:
l am authorized by the trustees and
faculty to offer your honorable board
free scholarship in this institution for the
benefit Of come worthy young man OF
limited means.
He will be required to pay the matric'
ulation and dissecting fees at the com
OF the term, and the gradua-
ton fee when he presents himself for ex.
animation. I should be pleased to re-
ceive copies of your annual reports. Re-
specially yours,
II. D. GILL, V. s., Sec'y. Of the Faculty.
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with the medicinal virtues of plants
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