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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05
WATER LEGISLATION.
Some Plain Facts Dedicated to the
Members of the Present
Assembly.
The Basis of Our Growth and lmmigra-
tion-A HortiCuIturist
Speaks.
To the Editor of the Daily New Mexican.

To the Editor of the Daily New Mexican.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, Feb. 4.-You have
again earned The thanks Of the commune
ty, and especially OF all who are actively
interested i'll fostering the development Of
our horticultural and agricultural re-
sources, by directing attention to house
bill No. 81, entitled Gan act to provide
for the better government of the public
bitches, etc" This bill, or any similar
BILL if passed, would infiict injury and in
justice upon present riparian proprletors,
and would be
ANOTHER STUMBLING BLOCK
in the way Of new settlers who we are
inviting to come and make homes among
US. That legislation is needed to better
regulate the conservation, use and dis
tribution OF the water from our river and
streams none will deny; nor is there any
matter of greater importance to the well
fare Of the territory to which our legisla
tors can give their attention; but, any
law enacted must be so framed as to be
applicable to the circumstances of all the
streams and bitches. and not to some
parts of the Rio Grande valley only.
The manner now customary of melting
out the
WATER FROM THE bitches
to those who have rights in ditch, is
cumbersome, uncertain, and wasteful,
and the very recognition of any right is
at the option of an irresponsible, venal
mayordomo. The existing laws which
govern these matters are practically a
dead letter. The mayordomo is law
unto himself What is wanted is law
which shall prevent waste, provide for
measuring the quantity of water to be
given to the individual or to the acreage,
recognize priority of right in times of
scarcity and specifically set forth and pro-
vide for all matters relating to riparian
rights and use of water; and last but not
least, compel the mayordomo
| TO GIVE BONDS
for the faithful performance of his duties
in the sum of not less than $500, to be
approved by the governor or judge Of the
district court. The regulation of the use
! VI NopCi iii " SOulitS NlIcIc III lSalloh 10 ~
important factor in securing the welfare
Of the people is surely worthy of the at
tention of the bri yhtest intelects amongst
our legislators, and should not be careless
ly turned over to the tender mercies OF a
small committee whose members may or
may not have
| PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE
of the requirements of the case, the grow
! ing necessities Of the times, or the defects
il the present law and system. House
bill No. 81, as printed, is too inconsistent
AID too crude to merit detailed criticism
in your columns. But if it only proves
the lever which shall move the present
legislature to action in the premises, the
trainers of this bill may attain the end
they desire, and be public benefactors at
the same time. Yours, ETC.,
ARTHUR BOYLE,
rres't New Mexico Horticultural Society.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05
Will You Suffer

PATRONIzE HOME ENTERPRISE!
Address ARTHUR BOYLE, Santa Fe, n. NJ
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05

1t helped me so much that, since then,
it has been my medicine whenever I
have needed tonic or blood-purifer.
George w. Hendrick, Nashua, N. II,
Price 81; six. IS. Worth IS bottle.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05

Chase's photo rooms is the place to gel
albums
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05
Daily Plaza Concert.

Old papers for sale in quantities to suit
at this office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05
Health

Results from the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. 1t assists digestion, makes
good blood, and restores wasted tissues,
) Hence, the priceless value of this med
icine to invalids, convalescents, and all
who have overtaxed any of the bodily
functions.
"About four years ago, | was taken
down with nervous prostration. Mind
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05

Group, Whooping Cough
And bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. C. M. Dreamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05

Old papers, clean and whole, for car
pets, at this office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05

and body seemed
TO have given ont
together. Doctors
prescribed for me,
but without avail,
and at last | re-
solved to try the
virtues of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. | did
so, and before |
had finished the
first bottle, L felt
a decided change
for the better. 1
continued the use
of this medicine,
until now / can
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05
1889.
Harper's Young People
ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE begins its tenth vol
ume with the first number in November. Dur
ing the year it will contain FIVE serial stories,
Including "Dorymates," by Kirk Munroe; "The
Red Mustang" by W. o. Stoddard and "a Day
in Waxland" by R. X. Munkittrick; "Nels Thur
lows Trial" BY J. 7. Trowbridge; "The Three
wishes" by F. Anstey and Brander Matthews;
a series of fairy tales written and illustrated by
Howard Pyle; "Home Studies in Natural His
tory" BY DR.. Felix L. Oswald "Little Expert
ments, "'by Sofa B. Herrick; "GlimpsSes Of Child
articles on various sports and pastimes, short
stories by the best writer's, and humorous papers
and poems, with many hundreds of illustrations
of excellent quality. Every line In the paper Is
subjected to the most rigid editorial scrutiny, in
order that nothing harmful may enter its col
umns.
An epitome of everything that Is attractive
and desirable in juvenile literature - Boston
Courier.
weekly feast Of good things to the boys and
girls In every family which it visits.-Brooklyn
Union.
II ia wonderful In its wealth of pictures, In
formation and interest. - Christian Advocate,
NY.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05
Shiloh's yitalizer

Shilohs vitalizer
Is what you need for constipation, loss Of
appetite, dizziness, and all symptoms OF
dyspepsia. Price ten and seventy-tive
cents per bottle. G.. M. Creamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05

scarcely believe that I ever had been
sick" Mrs. c. Kennedy, 1877 Pacific ST.,
Brooklyn. n, Y.
al suffered for years from low con-
dition of the blood and general debility,
with severe pains in the back and
shoulders. have been greatly helped
by few bottles of
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05

T. CRRUTzBURG, Leader 10Th Infantry.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-05
Druggist!

We have in st2tk a line of Toi-
let Articles of eVfry description;
also a full line imported Ci-
gars, imported pnd California
Wines AID Bran lies.
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Miss A. MugIer & Co.
MILLINERY ROOMS
North Of Palace ave., Griffin block.

North Of Palace ave., Griffin block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-11

81
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80 r...s f..r,-e.~aasxs Sasusassr 10
II - - - - NJ ~ =: 81 sssas Payk t
d $3.50 ~ Z 49,. ST. m
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raooMA Hmw
ii asass nay I'll tiser Athletes
Eaaxslmx s-@ssa sumnsss.

ii asass naY ST User Athletes
E;ss#lms ssha ssaa'a.
Tx9aMA, A&F % - Atnnasx tie rassengesl
- s3lAta re asemasa Masas wasas. waleA
a&ssNE kasns Axa Ermsseiaeb Tor yEessssEa asss
Aanmss pssss 1essay. were Hamm sd Psser
$50. tie saesmsu, Mae4 wsgs sew III she re-,
aaaE3 here sa she asgss. Afassmaa ktzxxkEEks
TIE I&D wyeAssar. Maa tsaaes 1 F8naKnRg
The nan Kganeast0 #feeaasFs are alsg %
haMssa
caAees waasea wsas 10 the Reception
satsesa ~ 10 early kssGE Chs morning "a
&kress naaa elaAFzsd WITH seesaIag seaa,
ssaa fssssa Glaa esAak feasas - tsae Overland
hasSz WatfNF Me5s&sh, ssTsgsasesNg. = whs
HMN s4kExag I'D tsBA aaSsaxA Ns TIE tine. IEssk.
aaf@1 wife EMe &FasN1. an tSs aesees
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sea&esI ana GnxA Ssss9 ssfsz eszssA.
&alew S. Ma4sss h&s Yasen 4ssss sas sEsw
xsAssa aEafA A8ase ~ EaFsa Yakinas faF
- - 3 sasxna &3sAas9s orr As original
eaNs
cssA. VI; i. sssag. rspasetsy known ~
CO. seaseu Rsaunas.s Was ia Tie efsY today
Tkas TaeassR ssaaf9 wa1s art as ese0sE tn
sks = a. II ea NsaEeEsaa aaY. Tasy viii
App&Ms no tases aAg 10 s8atsfs nes equip
zaansa. fnetaasag aew gan2. ! sfsa. kHaas
saska. eAsssessss. hssaEesa, sasFsa 2gs boS@s
akaa Msaasssas418
Ths Tia at wIIAssa Eewta, wao tkssw
assa tn tssS fare ef AaEla Iannesaa. tho
aEsTssss o. Moa8Ay naghs, WILL tmse place
snkH0s9oB &fsHfnnoa ~ u ela1k
s sasae Of 0xseh&n Walsh wEa Mt4s8es
sea&ia@sahfe sasasmss. viii 81 played f.
E-sFF0w kgsgFfasson as 4 aelaek GA the
Gfssss8a III fas eGvaeF pf s8xsss NREeas ard
YAk1aaa &Tsaaa. r. Il. ktgsssa And r. A..
RaA9 viii hare charge Ut the opposing
tsssass waales VII ~ M&s1s tsp af SEoEnI,
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FoaF TsaSsssn. May 10 ~ Tae geg'
Townsend Aavkesae works IA hass1y en-
gsEvsa II aassaias the aew passeags1
steamboat for the fsssesgeey trade, Ths
aaHaanstgea4s ef tate Esast are Ninety faxl
sSngs keeuts fsss 1xesn ard st9At te4,
aeg.sh af bold. W las commodities boat
aery ks al5ls fas 80 neral ~ sell as pas~sss a
Sss trade, tsEAat. Moogs 4 t,s,s. III tsscgs
Mfy. wlE nFaFase tae sfsaaae wHSu es9a
Ea9t8as ard they bare sp&sea na 4 xeeasS
! ~ eras ~ skg peHeFfal taseA sHeEy aud tbs
assss aaeAI3tr ri uasehansNst apf4tiat sse ata
thxGaNa@Gs 1ise emeaa@ n eSsFaE~sug sd
1aN tst sIeheRss essw@g agsfk lsla stsagEavs
viii b. szssAEt@set sAsias ~ taFee months
No na14ss hss ssesu si@9 is4Fd mSsBa ~ we, fsut
tbs wFessus sessassast is Rs essFisteu Is The
tsssgaxeEy
Iasf#tRaF segS sseS2 trad states aaan sag
vgses cf faasiaesfy w1sTse la tss eSaf ia
sua taass ~ sask& tztsssssa a. Iona r1iaaGns
~ TIE gsessssssA sa9fasssaA fss have hHva
ssss'ea whgas sss satsse Esssaa Tasgf Angeles q
Z e. Ia sesA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-11

San FHAs11sro. Nay ln-The steamship
City OF aew York arrived tsaAy trorn Hnng
Eoux eHd Yokoh&Has. brin9ang adviCea
to April II. Japanese papers al April 20
state ahas fsara are expressed ct Gaes Fca.
China, for the xasety Of the United STATES
steamer Faias. which wIntefea nj Tlea Tstn
and when the port opened - the spring
loft fae Caks1 Foo. and Eks net since been
AeAex1 fFaH.
A correspondent writing IN the lapaR
MaA Newspaper states that az feIkn k0TeA
on 1ae 18th nlt.. 80 eonstAbsEs surrounded
house occupied by ore Eaku and draReeei
him o as, beating him tn death. Tbs Co
reaa government had Imposed q tB1 an
the taa nsg&opIe whieh kaev wsre SsnaolA
10 PSF. and Bokn paid the entire levy,
selling soTaS OIL bis property 20 Do
10 This SGT oi charity aguased the sssA-
uaeions 81 the authorities, who tAoaghi
nakE sought 80 make himself power In
the district They accordingly had hlna
pat 10 death ia the snanfgr described. The
egtEFe t0wesp@upae than rose en- nsAS6a and
attacked tho ronss&hies, Killing Hasaly and
woanaaug most al tue sarTtv0ra. The mill.
tsry were despatched 20 the scene aEad
quailed tlse TfaE
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Squirrels Raised by . Cat.
ksfsaaSx44.m43 EssssssgsKs

Some few weeks ago Russell Rice, q
seotisburg, Ind, farmer, found nest
oil FIVE young squirrels In the woods
and took them home and placed them
In care Of the family cat. The cat al
once adopted the squirrels and raised
them in the same manner as she
would have done her own young. The
squirrels are now half grown and
deeply attached to their foster mother,
and when separated from her the
other day and placed in the courtyard
park. they acted almost like kittens
but are now fast learning to climb the
trees In The manner OF their nature.
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aaxsrnmsmt rag Iaancasts.

F.uwsaAsB. Mas IA. TIE spieass;s3 tnx
beAs Eatgs aaSfex sAe d&eeesSaa vi aasag
MaRsbaFy, rnisSa states eaetaeess, sas
tewaaK ssxsam III b. ietty ~ sae sassafh otthe
IsssagmA5a4 vas ssse@- eaSatsY sA@neAssi sH u
ntEUfuean ana nasAss1 sar Cassgaas Sse<sFva
III MvnSs@I. Un1sea Stairs enstaeess. s8a
FsnnrIsasa Tsss fAsa s&ssesE vita aavWtses
roga gSeAass eaes ass aud ssexl keEtsgx
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I,ecsivers Essr.

In the dry goods house Mrs. Dove.
leigh Edgar. YOU had better LET me
carry a fev OF those bundles. I'm
afraid there are more than ron can
manage
Mr.. noveleigh Never. Yoa know
rs well a. thai ii Is my duty and my
chief delight 10 bear your burdens, my
dear. Admiring gEances and muir
fnurs from all the other women.
AZ home Mr.. neveleigh Maria,
20 get bod of coal. and be- quick
about ii. And say The next time
you have such load as this to bring
home you'd better hire dray, do yoa
hear
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Ca3aA1xs. aas u ~Nseges a Asgler1s
shiasae maaa, a. Mes asakmn, twe Hstaea
frasm cAehaass. was aaFssesi sarSy Thursday
morning IAosxs 81 ase; INSURANCE.. 500
Khs sSasa taxsy waS sssssag 4 Hae bAssuTss.
Ansa sas Dire Is 4 xsgtasas kssa 10 sae whose
snsasza s.saa S4KsN
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DIR. SPINH

A %
A. csrorsc Diseaaas a Hgaa asEsi -

Al chronic I1NEN&R& 1A t1bA *saAs r
succeasfalaT kaessaA
LOST MAlH0oU, MY ~ 40
Debility, Exhausted yts@
Weakneas. 6psraaasoFfa -; 90 Ell sa II
aouoffhoea, elect, sypsssiss- fsF
sgfae. WexkTSS&s lin WenssN 49, VA
ttcnal Derangera eats tlias Fsss i ltxsss Il u u
hi f0llla@ or excess In Masss Fsanes
HnFNknY Eadncy. asa1 EzAfifssT 60 - =.
ohlAhat weak Bach asas5ss Ed
CyYstsEss, varIcoceie, Sasef - sss u
Ty ana safely cared. Nc NJ Mass A. ~ q u
afynxa. nor Ssr0na insea 4azfssa VI: II
ransc structure. ChGx# gssssag IN 81
EPnvFlla Debility, LesA al ysg5sE +
Asa t*ss leases, SaAa4 kssssasd
apaasdency, etc., eee., en- Fts
Young nRH s 49, ~ - - I,
h0us, should avail 49, ~ 60 ssslFee @
lar ot kafsswEag l,asaaat -
b psadttFc tsxlre "a eFegy sAss+
ala.afsd zsn s ;ts t ~ i.s ~ .ss
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gasaas fsoEa d sE3ght ssx feIafSH ~
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/ saseE of the Kystega IN M4AaSF ~
asseDant for. THIS Ii the 4eGaSsc II
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asAlkasA II their NonasM nv axsreEs&
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ASfuMtA, MAJ 81 ~ ws e5gtees Raa the
zeal1ag seaaoaeE q sxse aasssF was sas,z esa
tssssay sw@nsy svu ~ siss ssu' IS - 81 rs,
FusamAta f4veg AsFt tssat t4sa @f Rse
s=aeW s&axr5s4 ~ ssFsi sa5 ago. IA taa
kaas. EazssE sess aS4 IN seata
8s&EE& ~~NafsS Sstggse FtasHs 2Ass S9ggA IA VI
river flaas are sss&s Aas AygtYeA sa@Fv. ffae
twa HzAess els nssHs xSeS hasz 8fsEAss awss
fgsBrs shss ss hsssfsNY
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wAIr.AwAIr.A NEWS.


MALTA WAl54s, Msy B,-rannnIssees
akse taaa aaesseNd tha wpwK ef sssrnlassaa
saaa kkksssg TINT - ennatx ha bendna
IL - 81 fstens eat.aa al III
a1n % - 81 q Itzisnse - ahs isass
Reside valley.
An Dg. i. u, Dinshaa, wfss haM he6n 81
IsAg tsnse. nsd whose atslnent the he*l
passMcSaAs In tue E&ssAgn st@sea failed q
diagnoses, died hers imKs hIxhG.
TIE waktan asasfsagaass' convention Muua
samtrd IT. n. faAnee ard w. Il tliasiMEn to b.
Fatwss ats Nay II a. daiekaies to the csnsfi
snkk9aMi e6us easa9sa. There ara naw three
tseksss In the ilela hsra 0aty one woman
nktNmksed ths convention. and she fR
naManNst a4ly . few nasHasaa
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sHIprrNG sorD.


/ The Lacy Loves has bssn paanss1.
/ T'ae Pasaaa tgak fas3 thursday n4gAs.
I The oaAsaasA will taish sisehaTxias -
Say.
Tae Sarah N. Rensoa ~ss II peri fssser
dAy
The Rasneas wfli anssA aiseAsrssss 10
rssaf.
TAe LAkue Is tn load coal wAsa Nshe en-
/ ssAss dt@chsE2ssg
TIE ssaaa schooner Laknas afEivAl hers
easlx YESTERDAY saosusEg wiss 10 taas 81
freight ter shls F4sg9.
\ MER9k W ~ S.s-57---v+s-8 yIsSssEs-s~@Ay Aagn
sa& Ia the W. & a@sBia's shaft she n IT
ae aat3 ae say rreaava
fhs schooner ka@is Olsen arrived In gSx
segxaAY after az Aa&sss cs Of fosas weeks vat
IL 60 poaanaa Of aasssas.
Pssa1 MAnaasx. May 10 ~~Tsas bark Sssssh
era ssas lNff NJ ln r. ma With 30 uae saSs al
iaya bar As S&a pfAneis4a.
SssMT NkAEKAK9. Mas 30 Sai.ess- q
PrsSsia
sAA EEAxessea, Nay ta-~AErivesi-~Ma
sta H. SEaakzs Tacoma ST EsUanxahkas Esaes.
| E1aa. ClsAssst-~sssE Hfsnsnzsaa. psers
II a Reessss S@tsesk~~sssS saatA CsaE Mna b.
ksusaaa Pa5naey, fsst TeesEset.sass 81
W aasest&ss. Y&Qa2sss Eay str ala VI a. a,
Nastassa AR ssase af aAItfnraSa. AxsngkM,
81 shsesef. Tacoma.
AgF{s&7s~sA A. Nc A29sr@, TscaEns.
Lesnzas. Aay ~Argtvess~~Rtweas. fro4s
T1mrsEAM.
xeaeRsaA, Mag s.--sA4lesi- gssatsa, fss
EAsasAaYrr.
axsne aK&p. aay a.~~a.Aaze.S-~fs asxnce.
-. s5.x4s
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sss FaAScIsess. Man Ill s-Xae ssSssg ot shs
leaders in tee Walking sassea Al / a. IA
Ma Tsaa ttawaxsn. tass QanFes fa@. Csa%f
rWres. Nv; Fraak HsFf, s@@
Mas Weak Mav la~~IAs Il o gkax& ssssgs
la sA1 waEsseE asAsxh was Eersy 80
NAafas. CaEtwgteht. 80; 1osgnsae, al,
Nass1naaY, xsas H@ghsk. as.
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oLxnraA sKws.
lisv aaNmeil observation-disclosures
NsUnnssss wsnAae3k~+ Nntaa

ntav dsamaeii er~eseataws= Kharssan
Eonnsyss FsaAaess~Netea
.vaFaA. Mar IA ~Tha meeting al shs
frsiA ealaneli ea Weaaee6ay esvning lass
wasnae al tho rnass Important taas kas
heaz ania ias scssral maantasa rats II aaa
N she saes that Es sis&i asFasanx there we're
Saate esasssxta fst FIR sarssx gFAaiae
ard other improvements sAaa has ssea
esune tyx safsaral WARS pass, mad shows tsaAs
The city Sathnsailes aFe detssnaAne1 ta 90
khtHF Fart a kewrtag ur tiae pFssSas pssas
p&4&ts III sAa city, The tassaa kss Per 4zsk
sn&ttaFs wsx lei to NJ f. w sfsaislMnsl aeF
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