Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-13
OFFICIAL AND pOLITIC AL.
Judge Bail In the Lead-GnN. Princes In
augurati0n Topics of TIA" Ii"ur.

OFFICIAL AND POLITICAL.
Judge Bail In the Lead-(2uv. Princes In
auguration- Topics of the f"ur.
\ dispatch from Washington WAS re-
ceived at the New MENIcNN office late last
evening announcing that Major Hrcrden
would not be appointedto ill the vacancy
in the LIST judicial district that he was
wholly out of the race and had lett
Washington for a visit Ia his former
home in Kentucky 1t is also announced
that since the powers that j." have shown
so little disposition t. rrapPoint Major
Whiteman, the Nov Mexico delegation
now at the national capital has resolved
to press Judge ,I"hn y. Balls claims to
fill the judgeship in thi, district, and the
chances seem favorable ior his success.
| Yesterday strong petitions in behalf OF
Judge Bail were sent ON from Silver City
and other southern points, and this morn
! ing the members of the local bar gen
orally united in dispatch to the attorney
general asking that judge Ban he gwen
the position.
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Coy. l.. Bradford Prince will reach san
{ Ia re about the middle OF the coming
week. Many OF the territorial papers
have annonncaJ th,t bo wouLl rnnoin
n,,ao,,t g.. aa,,o.., ', Wv, ,,.;.n,, 't'
''''o'i' ioi So'e'"' "'eNs YET '''iell' l"'
'''o Poi l''o VI 'tl'e'o"''"S We" 'feN''o
-. tiie ceiltelllii"l 't'enr't!9i' III ,iohoi VI
! .'o 't ~, ui"'loii Vi 'GelIe''I " 'Si''hs
'Hi ii,i' - lh'olle, ''I6G my "a'
roon to Nam sIo " N.Y. ~ nGss ~ iep
/ ieociiV We" MeAlco vi WIS historic oT
inplv anyious to do % Inf hn has never.
theless decided 70 come to Santa Fn and
be installed rs the tnrritory's chief OK.
ecutiye next week. after which it is
barely possible he NAV return past for n
short time and be present at the centen-
NAL festivities both as governor and duly
accredited delegate from New Mexico.
The exact date of the new governors
arrival can not at this writing be stated,
but it is the intention to give him re-
| ception when he does return. 1t may be
also that GOV: frlnce'S inauguration VIII
DE attended with good deal OF ceremony,
US ne IS III realty the llrst home gov
! erhor new Mexico mas ever mad, ana ms
appOCintihent IS so laVoraDly received gen
erally by all classes OF cltlzens. ms mat
ters VIII he discussed and acted upon at
l'te s1 eaiieo ,,i ior CLOCK Ili'S eSehlns
~ .nl l,oiiei o,iite' u "''''' All III
"'i'' arc 'o'''''''S Inv i'e'''
TIMELY TIPS
4 petition asking the appointment OF
Col. j. +. Bennett as L. S. Indian agent
for the Mercalero Apaches was circulated
in Silver City and received many John
lancocks.
The immediate burial of all cattle
killed by the railway, as made possible
by the last legislature, renders it exceed
ingly difficult tor the inspector to "ratch
on" and collect damages.
In tho sern. nu,dor coso in tho Moro
district court Mr. Catron onneornd for thn
defense and serrred the arnnittal If tho
accused B. NJ. Read was not for the
defense, as stated Yesterday, but assisted
District Attorney Salazar in the prosecu-
ton.
Mr. lanes 4 SnraJlinr m.nooor of
the SANTA Fe New MrxIclS' is the hannv
, father Of a new son and is nbout tn re-.
ceive the annointment az roreiver at
the land office in Santa Ee thus does
good fortune smile on the newspaper
man.-Raton Range
Mr.. w. II Duncan late editor of the
Garden Citv CKasI sentinel arrived in
Gallup Friday night with his family and
on Saturday started for the agency where
he enters at once unon his iIIties as
school Superintendent Mr. Duncan Is
an exneriencpd teacher and q most snr-
cessful newspaper n-(ialmp Cleaner
Rev. W. II. Williams Of Silver CITY
was in Ration Yesterday. lie is an 40,
plicant for the position Of chaplain in the
army. for which he is peculiarlv well
fitted. and his many friends in New Mex
leo hope he will secure the appointment,
Mr.. Williams is n Christian gentleman.
an effective orator and knows fine wants
of the soldiers. -Range
,vool,;,n.o,, 1;,ro..,,,o,,o ra
r;.,, IaaT"f o,1tr.un ~ .' ~, >' M
riSor thnnah not nada ao,ornnr a. - - Al
IONA territory. likes the wav that Col
Clarkson to-day replaced Democrat and
Mormon by good Republican. Serafn
Apodaca, as fourth-class postmaster at St.
Johns, 4. 7. Both Morrison and mis- son
Robert has requested the change"
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