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prytRw oy ruE CHICAGO MARKET.


CHICAGO, January i2-Whsat opened ksHc.
higher. bat settled bsck 10 suddenly offerings
became heavy en- Tho receipt OF Nc eofernnent
report and under The MOOD OF selling orders
prices declined 2kc. below the top prices Of tns
morning. There vas a recovery OF &c later.
but the msrSet again ruled easier aud closed
2. lower than yesterday. Corn was dnil ana
unchanged. Oais we're easy snd quiet and about
uncl anseu. PORK va uusetIed. opening as
iuc. decline AMI rocediug tUc more. A stronger
feeling then developed snt prices rallied lxht
declined 3 alOc Lister ne market rallied .nf
closed steady. sh0rt-fius we're easier ana roisi
ST LOUIS.
81. LoUrs. January ia-Fiour unchanged.
whea, .o,er: so. , rel. cash. 54c. January,
WNc.. Nay. gs.casioa Corn lower; No
cash, GaaNAc.: February. use Nay. 2aHsc
Oats uriu; No , cash, 2isc bid Nay. Hae
WrBsey ftealya at sLcA Provisions unchsogSi
GiLNINGrON
wILwtSaroS. \. G.. Jsnuary i2-rurpsatias
firm. Rosin nrm strained. - &c; good strained.
30. Oar Arm .t sLtA Crude tarpenune nrm;
hard, N.3j, yellow dip, $40 virgin, tsSA
LOUISVILLE
%LousyuLE. January l2-Crala aud proyL
sions unchanged
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKEr.
iRepor,sd Tor tho DispAtohl
J.sraRV R-Market arm. Good saies ~ best
grade. reported. Factory goods have advanced
ccn.iderably under Us late ,purL Prime, fte.
extra prime sc. fancy. b.. common, yASsG;
shsled. 2sasNc: factory hsud-plcked, Aoa@
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURS%
NEW YORK. January H-Coton-Set 70
colpts, So bales: gross receipts, ~ hsies,
Futures closed dull but steady sala& thlOO
bales: January. fa6iaf9Cit February fAoNN
SQ6S. March, ~ QasaS1. April fA9isfSeis NAY,
SIO0lafl0o2: june. flnilsflNl2i July, fl0lsA
sl0O. August tl0.&sll026: september tAsa
20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, January ~ -fssn-,oiion steady
and in fair demand. American midiilng. sSd.;
ssles. 10000 bales: speculation and export l.fO
bslee: receipts. gl.nO bales: American, M,9h
bales. Futures steady; January, sttil; Jan.
uGry ani February. B is-Ctd February ana
March. 3 T-64d. Als05 @tt4i. harch AL Apru,
6g7-G4d., Also5 - Ni Aprti and Nay @ofd,
also B - sd: MAY aai juac, 5 3lCid Jnne AMI
July. D 8i-64i., also 3 S36ti., July ani August
3 B}-6td.; August and september. 5iAtd, also
, g9-6ii Wheat QuistEnd demand poor; holiers
oAer freely. Corn steady and demand tar'
Turpentlns. 9s.
! p M-Amcrlcan mlidling, 5Ad. sales To-
dav Included 1,50l bRlcs ~ American. January,
B.Q6tl. buyer: January and February, 5Hoii.,
seller: Februsry and March. D ss-64i., yAlue,
March and April, . 23N4L. value: Apth and hsy,
B,A6.d.. s%oller; llay sud Juue, 5 NotL, buyer;
June aad July. ~ S{d.. eoller; July aud August
/ BS3-6id., value Augustand september, sSStd,
buyer. Futures closed nrm.
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rhe nsna.tewa Csmetry.

A called meeting OF the Committee on Gem
e~terie. was held last nlgat IN the Council
chamber. Only three members- Messrs.
| crimes, Hin, and Diekerson-were present.
A communication vas read from Clty-En-
e1neer Culshaw calling attention 20 the ne
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An EIesau. souvenir for the Ladies'

Managers Berger & Leath will present
each lady attending the opening nights per.
Torrance TO be given by the 1.-TWO Johns"
at the Academy with an unique sud costly
souvenir. The first performances takes place
on Tuesday evening next, and seats should
be secured az once TO avoid a rush ana .
crush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

An honest pian3 al 40 honest price. The
only medium priced pisno sold In Richmond
which has the unqualified endorsement OF
the profession. Pc sure TO try them before
you purchase. They sre sold only BY
MANLY b. RAMOS & TO-,
Main street next 70 Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

At the annual meeting Of the Old DO
mluion Vince mems Club held Friday night
thc following officers were elected Dr.
Frank r steel, r elected captaln; G. IL.
first lieutenant; William !. Tanner,
Dr., second lieutenant; r.. ". Appcrson,
secretary; A. Il. Schaap, treasurer; +. H..
Pluemschtr aud A. L.. Schlap, hugiers; L..
l.. Elcigcr unl vs.. n. Ilenning, color
hearers After trausacting routine business
the whcelmen adjourned 10 Singer Hail,
wncre they bad supper.
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rravcuer>, Protective association

\ meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Triveiltrs' Protective Association was
held last night At the new headquarters,
over Sucppcrsou's Laundry on Ninth street.
There We're present President W. L. d..
tssroync Nn the chain. John :. HAYWOOD,
John n. NhVc. G.. II. Phillips, and John
B. Culpepcr. acting secretary.
A letter was. received from Mrs. Pickering
acknowledging the receipt Of tue crayon
picture of the President Of the National
Association aud thanking the President and
members ~ VIRGINIA Division for the same.
It was moved that circulars be sent TO
every one who would be likely TO Join as as.
sociaia members OF the division At 4 cost OF
s. per mum.
The new headquarters are fitted up in a
princely style aud the boys axe very proud
OF them.
After the usual business routine, which The
Travellers Protective Association transact
in their characteristic manner, thcv regaled
themselves at an cpicurean repa't furnished
by Colouel John Murphy.
Appropriate speeches were made by Presl-
dent Ga~covne. PresIdeut Johu :, naTwood,
Joseph Wallersteln. Clarence L. Sydnor.
cX.Dircctor William Reinbeimer, ana John
b. Culpeper, chairman State Press Com
miitrc.
Adjourned to meet again next Saturday
evening al $ O'Clock.
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NEW YOgg. January l2.-The following "a mo
wo-kIy bank statements: fe-erYo, Increase,
t,l2t,Uj), loans, d~ecreaae, fb,0lNv0O; SPECIE
Increase. fJ.iiS.g0; iegsl-tonders, increase,
f2,lJiapl: deposits, Increase, {i,2id,iW clrcu-
iaD on, Increase, fI2,t0O.
Tho BANKS nov hold 5ll.il2,5}J ia excess OF the
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BFeIioi

Kindly pcte the prices in our window,
The reductions are large.
HENRY CoHES,
Successor to II. Senwsrzseaild.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

4 small fire occurred yesterday at S92
Louis ana street, Rockets. a still-alarm
was given, and Nr. J. :. Woodbridge OF
Truck No. 2. %exlinsuished the IRE. Damsge,
cfn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

/ declare that julien B'niord's san cured
brand u Chewing Tobacco IS the best have
seen for twenty i've years. l2l3 east Main
is biz place OF business. Coon JUDGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

Kid Gloves reduced from s1.75 10 sl.25.
Kid Gloves reduced from SI.25 10 80 cents.
WILLIAM MITCHELL & Co.,
corner Of NiDth and Main streets.
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THgRswrrH TIL
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the Few York and Richmond
Stock Exchango-Grain, Flour, Cot
tor, Meat, and other Quotations
[Br telerrnph % the pispa,ch.l

F7 WASHINGTON. January i2LFor vlr-
hlE lginla, fair. followed on tho North Caro-
- lima coast by rain, warmer winds, be-
coming sastcriy.
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Tne Mtussreis.

Mcylsh, Rama & Arno's Ministries gave
xsrs sttpscttye and enjoyable performance
!, ,he Theatre last nigbt and hsd a mouse
,hst was both large and appreciatiYe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

TsE-SUTHENLAND Married, January :
1889. at $50 T.. ~. a. dhs residence VI No bfides
faller, Mr. W. n. Wiso. ~ koy. >. w. blelsoo,
SAILiE MI5E aud lhNId j.. SUTHERLAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

ssg- ALL-sAINTs CHURCH (MAdi-
son street near Graco)-ReE. j. Y. DowsrAs.
Kec,or.-Morning service AZ II o'clock. Evening
service ats O'Clock.
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~ CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace street between Fourth and
FInhl-Rov. DR.. JomN A. kEEs, professor IN
Rsndolph-Naeon College. will preach 81 IL
o'clock A. NJ. and ~ 8 +. 81. Strangers anu
others always welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13


Rev. ". W. LAsDEUE. d. D., will preach AHA
n. and 7s90 r. NJ
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K L BY ~TRLEsgAPa
NEW YORK

NEW hOkh
NEW YONE, January 12.-CostoE steady; sales,
Sc bales; yesterday, So bales; upiSads, 9sc. I;
Orleans, iO,c.: net receipts today 81 All ports,
l9,lO2 bales: eKport.-tO Great Britain, S4ts
bales; 20 France, ESQ bales; V the ContineaL
00s5 bales; stock. $685. bales. Southern nour
heavy. wheat dull snd nOmlnsllY lover; No :
red. saasg1e. Ia elevator: options Ha4c under
Yesterday aud heavy; No ? red, January, &kc;
February, g9Ac.: Nay. tiW., Corn steady Snd
quiet: No. z 44ksf4Hc Ia elevator; options
uuch4ngsd. duh, and woak. Oats quiet and
easier: options lower and weak; January. Sic (;
February. size. NAY, 24s1s4e: No sspJI
3iaslhc Hops quiet and steady. Conee-Op-
tons closed steady at fes1o eoins apoys
yeserday: January. fl6i5asiA&; March.
iIBasi4iS: May, tia05asia@o; spos hso quiet
sugsr-haE quiet: refined quiet and un-
ebaakea. MolAsses-New orleans dull. kice
arm and quiet petroleum qaist and
steady: crude, N8ayl.l3; rsansd nero, 81.
cotton-.oed OIL steady crude, as yellow, bsa
ssc. Rosin quiet gurpcntias aalL southern
= IsAaie. Wool hrm. Pors quiet Beef
quiet Beef hams Inactive. Tiercod beef dau:
Cut-msals steady; msdsiss inactive. Lard
ioner aad dull; western seam, D.ss January.
$40; NAY. sa.75. asked. fre'ghss nEm; cor
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, ganuagy l2-Pioar IN iight de-
mand. Waeat dull aud lover 70 sell: No sred,
~. Corn Arms Ma ? nxed. mo o~ss steady
| Aa 9 mixad 10 Pork Ia Ashf aAmssA skxi&A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

10 teIfgrHIl " LN1 UIFUFVII
W~AruryGr1V. January -. -E,umaie4 az
creating S3,OUo.0U to meet detclcncies in
the various brinche. % the Government ser
wee were sent to tho House to-day hy The
secretary of toe Treasury. a special csti.
maze ~ f3.UU0.O0O ln meet tho Deficiencies
in the postal revenue ue2tyelr wa, also subs
miitcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

AZ the meeting OF Dove Lodge, No. 81,
A. i. and A.. NJ, Friday nirht The follow
ing officer, were elected and installed for TIE
uueNpircd Masonic term William Walker.
scui0r warden; Il. i. Patterson, junior war
den; Water u. iiisham, senior deacon; A
n ~ntton. Junior deacon.
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INDICTED INTO OFFICE.
The Chosen Few Of rauy lei sa-
sume the Robes Of Onipe.

AZ the lsst regular meeting Of Virginia
Lodge, No. 81, Order Of TootI, the follow
ing officers were installed by A. ". Noting,
Jr., d. $. T.: A. W. Rotene, p. P; 4.
W. Roseue. president; George b. sydnor,
vice-president; J. H.. Elliott. chaplain; Ed
ward sydnor. secretary; John ". Peaiross,
treasurer; W. A.. SoiOiDons, marshal;
GEORGE H.. Shafer, guard; Thomas :. Bowles,
sentinel; &. b. sydnor, JT.. VI. ". Ford,
and James II. Elliott. trustees. This order
pays a weekly sick benefit OF s2j aud 81, 900
ln seven years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

uaod,s s~arssparilla Is purely vegetable. Il
a. No. contain any injurious IngredienL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

marked down 10 hall former price TINS week
al EAuRMASS d Co.'s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

GRAIa 49, IJlA.a 1XcHAsGg
EIcnA)sO, January ~ 1881
OFFgalEJA
WHEAT. 1873 bushels.
CORs.-75O bushels
OArs.-3.OO bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO sZcggrART.
WHsAr-Longbcrry. go bushels choice on pr.
yato tsrms. Mixed, 20 bushels ialr a. 81. Total
sales q wheat. $40 ouehelA
Offerings to-dsyOt wheat, 1875 bushels; same
day ls5. ye4r. 30 bushels. Sales today Of
wasa. t1I bushels. same day last year. 81
bushels. Offerings 80 tar this Season, oJt.blt
bushels same Time Last soAsod, biD,tIO DpshelA
EKtroms range OF pGces today, IL ~ private
tens same DAY las. year, gc.
COgS.-Whito. 10J bushels very good on private
terms. 20 bushels very good 81 4ic. Total sales
Of cOrD. 80 bushels.
HLOuR.
We qIots. Fine. S250st213 sIpsrino. Q.7os
1875; extra. n5la5275. family, 3iA;L5g pasea.
iamnY. county, bhf5AthZ5
COTTON REPORr
Market firm
QUOTATIONS.
kIDDLIS9. 9Hc-
Low 4fDDLfNG. 9ifc.
GOOD ORRtHAGT. sac
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Anether m.rmlnenam Norror.

10y Greg ANH t'
-BmuNGUAN. Ala, Jluuary l2.-A TIE
Pratt mines, i've mics from tins city, to-day,
Mrs. !. :. kelitu. the vile ~ a mecblnlc,
and Der s0a Willie. nine Years olI, were
murdered hya negro. The woman and boy
bad gone into The woods . short distance 20
drive 100 their cows. Ihey net the ne@ro,
vino told then Doc could show thea where
the COW, were. They followed hun a snort
distance, when he TUNED aad struck Ars.
ke,ian WIKI y heavy club. lne boy screamed
for helm. ard was immcd itciy nianct ny
the negro BRUTE. The boy Died instantly.
Mrs. Kellan WIS reAoyed 70 Der bone. aad
lyetlong enough 10 describe the murderer
ana The particulars Of the crime D. gwen
above. The negro fed, but Il being pnr-
sued by a posse with bl0odhound., ard will
be lyuched u caught. 50 FAR as ano0o
there was no motive Tor the brutal crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
west VirEinia's GubernatOriai Cen
49,

IsD0cIal Ie7egram o ono DT7pa,'hI
CHARLESTON, ". VA, January l2.-Tbc
supreme Court to-day qIas1ed the motion
for a writ Of prohibition preventing Judge
Guthrie, OF the Circuit Court, from proceed
ing against secretlry.of State Walker with 4
mandamus compelling him % lay fhe com
plete election returns o. the State before the
Legislature. IL IS supposed tqat this VII
settle tie gubernatorlal contest so far as the
courts are concerned and that the returns
showing Col 10 have = majority OF loG in The
State will be laid before the Legislature IN
Joint session. Asthis is what the senate has
been WAITING for il viii probably organize on
Monday afternoon unless some other action
is taken before the courts, which will prolOng
the gubernatOrial contest.
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HlcaaoaD STOCK EXCHANGE


SATURDAY, January i9. lSsl
s.rFs-Fmsr BoARn.-l,010 Virginia new 3s at
65',. 900 10. at GOV.
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Tr.m mea Hats and hornets
rna r,nnn.

dow n to bali former price this week
& KAUFMAN g. Co.'s.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02

THE Denver Republican favors state
Lood far New Mexico. and in a sensible
,, ,n,,;,,t ,on,or = sors.
"''" '''''le''' ''"i'''' II '"S -,
II Il consideration OF me interests OF inc
west IN genera conti"IS when ihe qneS'
tl2n comes up III congress as TO the ao
mission OF Ne" MeSho li'to ti'e union
New MeN'' " VIII I've Itt m .......
But mere = Hhil@nf lilat olV'tl'n anon
the people Of Ne" MeNiro on '''e queI .'3l
VI W'''a'" no',o,I ~ tno ,rio cond;tinr q
torrance IN regaH, 10 'e '['ie c9 an. 10
the territory VIII nave We eil e,. VI Ut
1ea tns Any a'"",li " n'"he 1o i, " s'",r b
ne -rt" .o m,N Io'I 81 lie Io IonaI o" 1
"h'e lot f''HV ,e', r " ,''[ i, i ~ t1oa n
l'}" u, "''n t>a'',, ,n'no,.t ~ tho Solor
M'."' t',r; "sTeu ~ ,ho aponY,',,tionaI CON-
!Io', ~ oe'eE".e' ~ ,''' ~ a;tho, avail,
en,IL" n th ,','" sp .inn nr(iat ~ otherwi.t
o.iGne VIZ o "',,,i2a' s'ch woy nc j.,
ci'' nr"h.hiIity to deicat adn,issIo1.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02
CONTENTION SKETCHES.

Hon. Pedro J. Jaramiio, one OF the
delegates from Rio Arriba county,
Was born on the 10Th OF January,
1910, in this territory. lie was educated
Il, st. Nlichael's college in this city. Ills
first vote vas cast for the Republican
ticket, and he has voted the same steadily
ever since. III 1880 he was elected mem
Der of the council OF the oath legislative
assembly from Rio Arriba county, beat
ing his Democratic opponent 700 votes
In 1888 he was again elected counci-
man of the 2Sth legislative assembly Tor
Rio Arriba and San Juan counties by
handsome majority. He has been
member of the Republican territorial
committee for the past ten years. lie
was postmaster of the town OF FL KIto
for several years. He is cattle anu
sheep raiser and a farmer by occupation
He is successful in his business. lie IS a
straight forward, capable and intelligent
man, progressive in his ideas, Influential
and popular He proved himself waltz
able member of the constitutional con
vention, and made u good record Tor
himseIt and for his constituents. AS
member OF the legislature he was prudent,
honest and watchiul OF the best interests
of the territory. Mr.. Jaramlllo IS n
Young man, and has in all human proha-
ilitv. Il long, bright and prosperous career
as citizen and rs politician before him.
Martin Lehman, delegate in the con-
itutiona convention from Dona Ana
county, was born in st, LOUIS, Mo-, Octo-
Der 20, 1854. Attended the public schools
in that rity and graduated at the St LOUIS
university. Came to New Mexico in 1915.
Was connected for anumber OF years with
the firm of Il. Lesinsky 4 Co., at Las
Cru, es, and bought out that firm, IN con
nec,ion with Judge Num4 Raymond, in
1851 Tie firm of n. Raymond u Co.
was then estahl shed by Messrs. Lehman
4 Raymond, the latter retiring from the
business in 1887. Mr.. Lehman now con
ducts very successful general merchan'
dise business at Las Cruces, and 1t
s one of the largest i'll The southern
part Of this territory. Heisa Republican
in politics, and takes enough interest t.
work for and secure the election OF homes
and capable officials. The only public
Office lie has ever held was the one o.
superintendent of schools OF Dpna Ana
county, which he filled for two years very
, respectfully. Asa member Of the consti
4 tutonal convention he did good service
in general, but specially on the committee
. on corporations.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02

Commencing Monday, October Is,
1888, the WABASH ROUTE, in connection
with the Union Pacific railway, Kansas
division, will run new and elegant Buffet
Pullman cars daily between Cheyenne
Denver and St. Louis, via Kansas City
without change OF cars. This makes the
shortest route between those points from
l20 to 100 miles, Only one change OF cars
between Cheyenne, Denver and Cincin
uati, Louisville and all points south, Chi
cago, Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo
Rochester, Albany, New York, Boston
and points east, indianapolis, Akron
Columbus, Pittsbury, Philadelphia, Balti.
more, Washington and all middle and sea-
board states points. This makes the
shortest, fastest and most complete route
in all respects between the west and the
east. The Pullmans are fresh from the
shop and are OF the most elegant and
modern design. All connections at St
Louis are made in the Union depot
The official, schedule will be publishe'
alter. e. M. HAMPsoE,
Commercial Agent. Denver. Co.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02
THE NEW 0. s. ATTORNEY.

On Yesterday tho appointment OF MI
Eugene A. Fiske, OF this city, as U. s.
attorney for New Mexico was announced.
The appointment is very satisfactory in
all respects.
Mr.. Fiske is New Englander, and Il
it'll ovor An years of age. When a
mere boy lie entered the volunteer servlUc
serving very creditably during the last
tWo years OF the war as an officer i'll the
Slh (Ilancock's) corps, and was severely
wounded. lie is graduate of the la"
department OF Columbia university i'll
Washington. lie was appointed by Pres
ident Grant chiefoi the division of private
land claims in tie general land office,
and held that important office for five
years nearly all the important decisions
on French, Spanish, Mexican and British
land claims and grants rendered during
that time by the interior department
were written by him. He was also APP
pointed by President Grant as assistant
private secretary, having charge OF the
approval OF land patents at the executive
mansion, and served in that capacity for
some time.
lie came to New Mexico thirteen years
ago. having been specially employed to
look after the interests OF several eastern
capitalists largely interested in land grants,
Since identifying himself with the in
ttresls OF thls territory he has attaine /
leading rank at the very strong and able
bar OF New Mexico, and has been more
than active in the promotion of the edu-
rutional and business interests OF Santa
te and the territory. He has been and is
to-day vi e president Of the university OF
New Mexico and also of the Santa Fo col
IL siu,e institute; he is member of The
board OF ira ie, treasurer of the New Mex
leo bar ri4tion, and one Of the princi-
pal organic RS and promoters of the Santa
Fe and Las Vegas gas companies. He is
is one Of the directors and the regular ut
torney OF lie Second National bank here,
OIL of the most solid banking institutions
in the country.
His service as chief of the division Of
private land claims, and since in active
legal work, have made him one OF the
best land grant attorneys in the country
and his great su, cess as a lawyer show
conclusvely that he possesses great ability
and attainments. lie has built up most
lucrative and extensive law business
which is most sure proof of his gooc
standing as lawyer, as citizen and az
a business man. The New MEXICAN con
graduates the people of New Mexico anc
the administration upon this excellen
selection for the very important office o
United States attorney for New Mexico
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02

TIE Lincoln Independent pays Judg'
John r. MrFie. Of the Sd district, the fol-
]oWi' q comp in ent;
Hon John r. McFie, Judge Of the Sd
judicial district, commenced his first term
in is county on Monday last. Jude
Nellie has created Il" excellent feeling in
the othe' counties Of the 3ddistiicl where
he has held out. and from the short aC-
.uantanrc f our people with | in as a
Judge it world seem that he wi give gen
Grad t-fa,tion. 4 representative Of the
Indprenlpnt has interviewed anumber oi
prominent members OF the bar, rs we'll as
J, ivate ritlhers, in 'rIer to learn Il i'm
pres>i MS crput d by JudLr MrFie among
theni. and the tel loving stens to I've Abe
unnn moue verdict: lie il judge v ho
IS honest, upright, qualified, intelligent,
and no tries to 40 Justice to all, dis
pat hes lAlsine rapidly, and prrsi les
with din ty and intelligence, and a jude
with HON toe bar II d people III &c" era
are we'll satisfied.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02

TIE opposition TO statehood seems t.
lie gradually dying rnt. The goor
scrsp Of IT. people of New Mexico wi
asset itself in good time, and the excel
lcr, constitution adopted by the late con
vpntion will | e the organic law Of the
state e. New Mexico. --Gallnp Register.
That is the correct idea Of the situation
The hettrr the people understand the
stated God question the better they like
the movement, and the more Heartily
they will support it at the proper time.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02

TtrNTY Ct good. sot water here; lots
Of cheap labor here; abundant fuel here ;
Mill MS OF hounds OF wool prodn"ed ri-hi
ar"un MS and IN ne nr"' s.'i.-' hnrhood
A sp'.ndd home market exists for the
cluaper grades OF wooden goods in Nov
Mexico, Arizona, wesle'n Texas, southern
Colo,a'o and Mexico. Santa Fe offers
til. host Location in the southW est for tho
establishment OF wool scou ing plant
and wOulcn mill.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-02

If the policy OF the Republican party
i n regard to foreign trade is to be carried
out the consuls representing this govern
ment abroad o1ght TO he Republicans.
The New York Press. now the leading
Rppnh}i an paper in the eat, believes
this should be the case, and ra)Is on the
nresiIent 10 appoint Republican consuIs.