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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-01
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Regular meeting Of the John Gray
hose company tonight.
Several more new buildings are talked
OF. Keep it up. Santa Fe is all right.
Local merchants, both jobbers and re-
tailers, report their spring trade opening
out nicely.
The regular monthly communication m
Montezuma lodge, No, /, \. F. and A.
NJ, takes place at Z 80 this evening.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited.
Mr.. Chas. r. Norman, of Mckenzie s
hardware establishment, and Miss Emma
Ross, sister OF Mrs. ". A. Mckenzie, will
be married at the Episcopal church at 80
tomorrow morning.
A lot of rubbish in the rear Of Stinson' 8
took fire yesterday and brought the fire
companies with rush. II the mass OF
pine boxes adjoining had caught Il spark
it would have imperiled the whole block.
DR.. G.. W. Harrison, OF Bernalillo, is in
the city to-day in company with Clarence
Key. They come on land business. Dr.
Harrison is member OF the newly or
ganized Albuquerque Townslte company
in which Dr. Longwill is also interested
This company owns some eighty acres o
land adjoining Albuquerque on the north
west, which 1t is proposed to lay Oft into
lots and place on tho market.
Capt, John T. Forsha to-day re-opene'
tho Exchange hotel, with Capt. Henry NJ
Davis in charge OF the office. The his
toric old "Fonda" has been renovated
and repanted and otherwise improve,
and will no doubt jump at once int
its old time favor with the public. Thi
land mark is known to every resident c
New Mexico, and by reason OF its centra
location has always commanded iul
share of the travelling public iayors,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-01
tCnnfilnlnd rom 4th parc.
connection bit of insid'e history Is in.
terpStinq,

connection bit OF insidf1 history Is in
tereSting.
Wren the question OF funding these
railroad securities cam up lew week ago
tle county board called upon Mr. Victory
their recognized legal Nhy4"r, for al
| opinion as to whether the funding act
made it merely optional with the board t.
fund or whether the language of the law
| is in its character mandatory. Mr. Vic.
tory examined the Law and found il to
contain the words authorized and en-
! powered" rs applying 10 the acts Of com
| ty boards III such cases, and an eXamlna-
| tiUn 0i The United States supreme court
! opinions revealed the further fact that
| that hiIh tribunal construed the words
authorized aud "mpnWered' a. in every
respect mandatory Nheu the matter in
hand' involves l'nhIj' Interests OF the
rights oi thrd persons. iC 'ording Mr..
Victory rendered IN opinion to th" effect
hat the county board Nouid have TO faud
these securities
lnis seems to have met with some dis
favor, especially 10y Commissioners Green
and MARTINEZ, and, evidently hoping to
secure Il different opiuiOn, Mr., Green, on
behalf OF himself and Mr.. MARTINEZ, ap-
piled to Mr.. Twrcheil, as county and dis
trict attorney, and demanded his opinion
AS to the purport ot the funding act. Mr..
rwitche!l's opinion was IN effect the same
| a. Mr.. Victory that is. that the law is
not optional in its operation, but is in the
nature OF a demand upon the county
board to fund.
Thus it is that both Mr.. Victory and
Mr.. Twitchell have been recognized as
county and district attorneys-anOther
official complication that will probably be
aired in the courts, az Mr.. Twitchell has
served notice upon the board that he will
enforce his claims to all moneys due the
county attorney under the new Law.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Chairman Sloan was in his chair
promptly ut 2 o'clock, as WAS also Clerk
Garcia, but neithcr OF the other COM
missioners was on hand. Sheriff Chavez
reported that he had informed Commis-
sioner Martinez of the contents OF the
writ of mandamus relating to the refund
ing Of the railroad securities, and had
explained to him its peremptorv Chara ter +;
whereupon Mr.. Martinez said he would
respond and join in the meeting of the
board, but that he had been confined to
his bed by sickness and might not be able
toget down to the court house to-day, but
ii not would come tomorrow morning.
rbe sheriff did not succeed in finding
Commissioner Green. That Official came
up from Cerrilos yesterday and returned
at O'Clock this morning. hence it is just
possible that he is not We. aware that his
continued absence would place him in
contempt OF court.
Under the above order there is Just one
thing for the board of county commission
ers 10 do, and that is take steps to refund
the securities in question and so report to
Judge Long on Wednesday at 10 O'Clock
Otherwise they would be in contempt and
suffer themselves to be dealt with as the
wisdom OF the court NAV sn"qcst
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The only Complexion Powder in the
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-01

To the taste, and more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in its
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, il rapidly super
seding ali others. Try it. One hottie
will prove it's merits.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-01

A lady required to assist in general
household duties suitable person will
find this comfortable home. apply,
giving references and salary required, tc
X. X, Daily New Mexican Office, Santa
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-01

A good general servant for the country.
Apply by letter, stating age, experience
and wages required, to Bronco" Office
! Of this paper.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-01
AccliInateu otochi

All varieties of fruit trees, selected es-
pecially for their adaptabilty to the varl-
Gus attitudes os New Mexico; any age
desired. Ornamental trees, shrubs and
vinea
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-01
Epoch

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch in the life OF the individual
Such remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence it is that so much
is heard in praise of Electric Btters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health to the use OF the great Alternative
and tonic. If you are troubled with any
disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, Of
long or short standing you will surely
find relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold
at SOC and 81 per bottle at c. NJ. Cream
! er'a drug store
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

mines named GsoIge Stipss, met with an
accident in that colliery Thursday bv
which his head was injured.
The sport of rabbit hunting has attrac-
tons for many oyour youth and men who
are indulging in it these days.
Some Of the farmers from ont in the
district stated yesterday that while driving
into town they had encountered mud
reaching TO the hubs of the wheels. The
vehicles indicated it.
The congregation of the NJ. Z Church
contemplate erecting parsonage. This is
a good move and when achieved, each
church in the town will thsn have lis par
sonlge appended.
Miss Fennie Green, charming young
lady OF Ma.amo:as, O., is the suest of
friends on Moin street.
Some Of the men thrown out Of employ
ment by the stOpplge of the works, have
evinced their industry by taking such
Jobs as they find at hand while awaiting
the resumption o, the works.
Mrs Vennaman il indisposed.
Mrs. Coleman is i'll
The present ssp'ct OF the business out
10 k contingent on the industrie. is not
very encouraging
Mr.. II Bnmgardner is up from Parkers-
burgh for few days.
The Riverside blast furnace is being put
in good shape.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Beck have gore 10
visit friends in Middletown. Pa.
The location Of some bodies inferred in
Nc Mschsn Cemetery was changed last
wek.
The Ladies Aid Society is in flourish
| ing condition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
BENWOOD.

The Banwood IToa Worys nail factories
shut down Saturday for an indefinite pc
ROD. They have a good stock OF nails on
hand at pre- ent.
There will be hundreds Of idle men and
bows throu ghout the town this week
owing to the tube works, the Wheeling
Company's steel plant and the nail facto'
ries being shut down.
Tuesday, a. high noon, quiet, unos-
tentat;ou5 welding was celebrated n st.
Johns church. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev H. McMenamD, according
70 the impressive ritual Of the Catholic
Church. The bride, Miss L MCGEE was
sttired in handsome travelling costume.
The brides maid, Miss Allen, wore a cos
tune in harmony with that OF the BRIDE.
The groom. Mr. F, Ti,rney, and best man,
Mr.. T. Allen, wore the conventional dress
suit After the ceremony, the happy
couple left for their future home in Ger
ma1;Own, Pa.
Rev and MIS- Baldwin, the evangeli'is
assisting AZ the Cnurch OF God, took their
dep,rture Friday for new fields OF labor IN
Greene county, Pa.
Deputy Sheriff Alex Dorsey was about
town yesterday.
ThsI. O G. T. Lodge will hold an in
tsresiing open session in tie near iuture'
Apple, are plentiful in the market re-
failing on the street as low as eighty cents
pr barrel LAST weak.
Mr. James Barrett, Superintendent OF
he Beawood Iron Works nail factory, was
in Pittsburg last week.
L tile Miss Mamie Hoyt has an attack
of erysipelas
An employe in Mcmillan Bros. c'al
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

Wyoming, but the railroad companies
stand in the way of development.
Coalport, Pa, mines are running only
middline; more men than places; price, 40
cents, which cents under Clearftld.
Mining is dull along the entire line
cause, BIZ stock-up in the Summer and fall.
and Dams Natures neglect of Ter winter
duty.
Bethel mine, Sharpsvills railroad, Pa =,
has been abandoned. 1t was in operation
about two years, and employed seventy
men.
The mines at BoOnesborousb, Iowa,
which employ 800 men, are cut on a strike
because of a reduction in the rate from 4
TO cents.
c. Luzinr has secured leases near the
Lake shore aud Nickel Plate railroads,
four miles from Cleveland, o., and will
prospect fer coal.
Soft COIL seaboard quotations. 81 80 f.
o, b. at Baltimore and Georgetown; So p
for New York barber shipping ports; So. so
alongside New York.
The coal production of this country for
1SsS is placed at 12O, 600, 600 gross tons
Divide this between $50 900 miners and
the average would be 430 tons each.
Coal ad Joining the Fl. Fetterman, Col,
military reservation is being mind By the
Wyoming Fuel Co. Six foot vein, sand
roof, free from water, lustreless free burn
ing coal
The report that there is strike at the
PGclhcntss mines, Va, is unfounde1. The
trouble, which was at the Elkhorn mines,
and not at the PohOntas, was settled with
ont strike.
At Girard enc Of the miners injured at
the Fgontenac explosion Mss brought sui
against the Cherokee and Pittshurg Coal
Mining C ,mpaay for $12, 600. He claims
that incompetent men were in charge.
Hs,e and there al over the soft coal re-
gi)ns mine i5 reported as closed down
more c'Osiug down than starting up,
though a month hence, with the weather
prospects now in sight, there may be ex-
pscted a reversal Of this order.
Kansas fnds-20 inches OF Meridian;
. feet at Howard; Is inches at Moline, and
only feet under the surface; % inches at
TOugnoxie; 33 inches (sworn t)) at Dodge
City, and, oh, my - sect at Arlington
A large proportion of the latter named is
probably q lie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
MILL NOTES.

The New Albany, Ind, mill is putting
in . new 400 horse power engine TO drive q
train.
TIE pay roll of the Pennsylvania steel
works, Stselton' Pa, for December footed
up $4,000, which was distributed amor Q
the 9. go men.
VIM. f. Nevereold will at once c)m-
mence the erection of rolling mill at
Rome, Ca, to manufacture hoop, cotton
tie and bar iron.
The Rheymney Iron Company, Of Lon
don, Eng, through its directors, is advo-
eating the formation of e corner in steel
rails, the combination to embrace sixteen
firms.
The Pioneer, Ala, Iron and Manufac-
turing Co. have broken ground for their
roll ng mill, lately reported as TO be
erected. The capacity will be $50 tons
daily. They are at work on their addi-
tional 1O0-tOn furnace.
The converting, blowing and rail de-
partmeRts Of the Bethlehem PA cOmpa-
ny shut down last week for an indefinite
time. The company is now devoting es-
peci8l attention to government contracts
fer great gun blanks.
Tie Gray's Ferry iron works, Phila-
delphia shut down in March, 1883, have
since been dismantled and sold. The
mill was built and owned by Edward
Buckley Thirty years ago, and had year
IL capacity of SEQ tons of plates and 600
tons of blooms.
The new steel plate mill of Hudson &
Sons. Coatesyille, Pa, will haze rolls 81
by 100 inches, the largest chill-roll diam
eter in the world. The mill will have au-
'ogomatic hydraulic tables, and is expect ED
20 be the most complete in this or any
other country.
The Fisbbach rolling mill Of the Potts
Vile, Pa, Iroa and Steel Co., which had
suspended on account Of lack or orders has
resumed fall handed, add with prospects
of continued work during the winter. Six
hundred hands are employed. Product,
shapes; capacity $4,000 tons year.
The wages at the Edgar Thomson steel
works for January will be based at the
rate of $50 per ton. Last month the rate
was based ct S2S 90 During this month
the mill IS running on orders contracted
for last year, thus giving the employees
the advantage Of 81 so on rails, which are
only bringing $2S % now.-Amer. Manu-.
The Hartman steel works plant Is now
known as the Beaver Falls mills. The
works went into operation September l,
1888; has s large heating furnaces; 9, u
and , lS-inch trains; four heating furnaces
in merchant blr department; rod depart
m=nt has , heating furnaces and combina-
ton train; wire mill; wiTe nail factory
f nee. mat amp safiing factories and copper
wire mill. The annual capacity IS from
s.. coo to 100 600 tons
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

various colors and designs, while pieces OF
hrlc-a-brac seem to be crowding one en-.
other out Of position. The wsshstand oc.
eupies an incOnspicuous place IN a shaded
corner: All the chairs are white, taste
fully decorated with pink bows.
In a rack on the wall are over a hun
dred cabinet photographs of young girls,
gay cavaliers, representations of pleasant
evenings Of tie pas., and rivals that eye
one suother, though kept apart by a string.
a number of light, pleasant engravipgs in
whitewood frames occupy the walls. The
onl y serious subject represented is "Bs.
twixt Love and Dlty," as tbs fair occu.
pant does not think that anything but
pleasing matters shOuld be introduced into
place of rest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
PORTLAND.
4 Cosby Letter From Lively Ohio Iowi
Paragraphs About Persons.


Paragraphs About Persons.
sDeciql Corrsspondencs Of he Sunday Register.
PORTLAND, January 26.-Bnsines7 on
the G. & p. must be very slack. Tae side
track here has bsen fall Of gondoias for
threeor Jour weeks. The track at Rainey 5
il the same. 80
The o & Pa. Coal Co., at Yoykyille,
viii soon vacate their old mine, as the new
incline on the TiltOn Farm is nearing com
pletion. They propose using the sane
tracks. running the coal across the run,
and loading into the cars st the came IN
pie" ,,..;.. -
J. T. H1dgen 10 building an addition TO
the Caldwell residence, on Highland ave
nus. for the accommodation OF tne m'llers'
Bauer & Hoover. Mr.. Bluer has es'ab'
Tshed a large trade here. He Is now IN
creasing the capacity Of the mill By putting
in another set of TOlls
Prof Schofeld failed in his efforts to or
gapizs a singing class at Grover.
some miscreant Thursday uight broke
one of the street lamps at Grover, ana
fears airs are entertained that this IS out
the beqinniog. We understand Council
has ofTsred 3 reward for his arrest and con-
victiOn. ., .,.-;o
The recent ordinance Of Council closing
the saloons goes into effect to-day, snd the
bovs nroplse to have time" to night.
The Carr-Applegarth Company CIV, OF
entertainment tonight, and Dir. ana MIS-
Schninke. of Wheeling, are billed for To-
night. .o..;f,.te
from the Marine Board of Examiners snow
inU that he IS not color blind.
George Shannetelt left on wednesday 10
ioin his father, who has large contract on
the Ohio Central r. R
The storeroom recently vacated by u. D
R;rysr has been fitted up for a family resi-
de5ee, and is now occupied by Thomas
Allen. - c.or-
lev Brcs & Fisher each received car lose 1,t
Of nowder this week to be used on the "
& L. E. r K ~ C,..
mer was riding alOrg the bank OF Sn0r'
creek his horse fell over the hank into tne
water. The swift current washed the DO!
nn,n the rocks, which enabled him 10 GET
a 5ovs water. The horse swan about Que
hundred yards before he could reach shore
Messrs' HanlOn and McCombs, engineers
of the W. & L. f. and @. & W. railroads.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
MINES AND MINERS.

Richmond, No, miners to the number
O. 500 have an aid society.
The Colorado Coal and Iron CO. mined
100000 tons Of coal last year.
The Internal mIdness of the winter has
q sulphurous odor to the rose Of the min
az.
The miners at Wellington, B. O., are on
a strike against a reduction. Particulars
not received
The Pana, Ills shaft is abOut down to
TIE coal, which is a little over zoo feet be-
low the surface.
Coal Of good quality has been discovered
on the Second division of the Mexican
Central Railroad.
C. c Wooison, Of Rich Hill, No, will
serve the unexpred term six months of
Mine Inspector Wolfe.
There is no end of coal in Colorado and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27

were on tie creek yesterday viewing some
Of the points in controversy.
& K. W. Hcdgen held lucky number in
the January drawing of a lottery.
Mrs. r. Hsughton, Of East Liverpool, is
yisiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. NJ
Nicely, of Warrenton.
Mrs. VIM AIKEN, of Grover, is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. T. o. Bolton.
The Presbyterian Mite Society met last
night at the residence Of J. T. Hodgsn,
and was largely attended. The next meet.
ing will be at W. H StringeI's.
The patrons Of the REGISTER were great
Jy disappointed last Sunday in the failure
OF the newsboy 10 put in an appearance
TIE SUNDAY REGISTER has become q
household necessity here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
lSSIIAAGLlNlMENT

VI .nN LAME BACK
EDBN HARD!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-27
LIVING IN LUXURY.
HOW A BELLE PRESERVES HER BEAUTY OF
FACE AND FIGURE.
A Study in Pink and White-Boudoir Of Dsbu-
ante-Mirrors There Are Plsny-Rsady
for the Ball.

New YORK, January 25.-The luxuri-
Gus habits Of New York women have grown
very nearly to rival the stories told Of Pop
pee, who had bushels of fresh rose leaves
picked every light to sleep on, and who
took daily morning hath OF asses' milk to
keep her skin soft and ea.iny. This IS not
quite the form that luxury takes here, but
the amount of time and labor spent in the
care of the person and the preservation of
the beauty is something calculated to sur
prise the people who give it no attention.
The maid has ceased to be sufficient at
tendance, her time being more or less sb-
acrbed by the toilette and cOgnate matters,
so the present plan is TO engage the ser
vices of woman who gee, out by the day
or hour and whose cards reads Ladies'
Toilets"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-08

CANDIDATES for the vacancy on the
supreme bench are increasing rapidly.
By common consent Judge Gresham
heads the list, but President Harrison
has given no intimation of his choice,
and the public Is likely to be surprised
by the selection of an unknown. Ohio
claims the position because the late
Stanley Matthews was resident of the
state, and J. Warren Keifer, ex-speaker
of the house of representatives, is being
pressed for the appointment. Hon. j.
A: j. Creswell, of Maryland, is also in
the field. But the present vacancy will
not be the only one during the admins
tration of President Harrison. 1t is
generally believed that Justices Miller,
Field and Bradley will soon retire.
They have each reached the age Of
seventy years, and, under the law, can
voluntarily retire on full pay-ten
thousand dollars year. These facts
must encourage candidates to urge
their claims. BY becoming prominent
in the present contest they are not
likely to be overlooked in the future.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-08

IT is is something to be proud of that
Omaha's municipal credit is rated Sec
ond to none. Bonds have just been sold
to the amount of two hundred and
scventy-fve thousand dollars, bringing
IN the market premium of nearly nine
per cent. A sale on such terms has not
been equalled by any city in the coun-
try, and would indicate that Omaha
securities are as good as government
bond. 1t is the truest test of the conf
dence of eastern bankers in the integ-
rity, the stability and the future great
ness of Omaha. In comparison with
Minneapolis, st. Paul or Kansas City,
Omaha has far better rating in the
money markets. st. Paul and Mime
apolis have nearly exhausted their legal
limit of Indebtedness, and their bonds
can be disposed of only at discount.
Kansas City likewise has credit infe-
rior to ours.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-08
GREAT MEN.

Neal Dow has been appointed commits
sioner from Maine to the Paris exposition.
Hiram Williamson, the new chief porter of
the Boston postoffice was one of the six
hundLed who made the famous charge at
Balaklava. He will now have charge of the
lighting brigade.
Grover Cleveland's new position as com
missioner of estimates and assessments of
the High Bridge Park will pay him $40 day
for the time he is actually employed. There
were 1900 candidates for the place. but Mr..
Cleveland did not file papers of application.
1t is to be stated that the late Sir Watkn
Wynn could walk fifty miles in straight
line without setting foot On any land that did
not belong to him, but his breadth of land
pales before that of many others. The czar
OF Russia is thought to be the largest land
owner in the world. He has one estate
which covers more than 100, 600, 900 acres, or
three times the extent of England
Sir Edwin Chadwick, who has just been