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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-15
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grocors OF Memphis shows that thcrs is d
wide difference Of opinion rs to the neces
sity or the proproty Of making such re.
quest of Congress.
Tho matter came before the board of the
Cotton Exchange on Wednesday, and the
board declined to call meeting for the
purpose Of passing resolutions in favor OF
a new national bankrupt law, but in
structcd Secretary Hotter TO get the ndi-
vidual opinions Of members rs to the pro.
posed enactment. This was posted yester,
day morning, but rs yet no one came for.
ward to express any opinion on the sub
ject
An APPEAL reporter found the whole.
sale grocers Of Memphis widely apart as
TO the bankrupt law and about equally di-
vidod ON the subject. Mr.. l.. McGowan,
OF Tool, Mctiowan x Co., said VIZ have d
national bankrupt law ut present, but il is
very defective. The law, rs proposed by
the Associated Wholesale Groccrs OF 81.
Louis, Is desirable II It secures the objects
dcsircd-to protect honest men aud pun
ish dishonest men. The convention, rs
proposed, of representative wholesale gro
GERS ought TO be able 10 frame law that
would meet all objections and he satisiac.
tory.
Mr.. Henry q. Miller, Of schoolHeld.
llanauer x CO., was opposed to any
kind OF national bankrupt law. lie pre-
icrrcd taking chances with the present
attachment aud assignment laws Tor his
money. Under the old bankrupt law his
house never secured over or 10 per cent.
OF debts; the assets were eaten up by
officials and costs A national bankrupt
law will mako men dishonest, It Is pre-
MUM offered for dishonesty. No honest
man could complain oi the libcralily Of
Memphis whole ale merchants as to com
promises under tpc present system.
Capt j. II. Martin, Of Hill, FOntainc d
Co., expressed himself in favor Of the pro.
posed bankrupt law, It would be much
more equitable method Of settlement and
more just 10 all than the present plan of
attachment and assignment
Capt. W. H. Mallory, OF Mallory, Craw.
ford q Co, said hc was opposed 10 the
national bankrupt law ia any shape OF
iorn. Under the hes, bankrnpt law
creditors got nothing from tho assets OF
the bankrupt, the assets were absorbed in
ICES ana COSTS " cost many men almost
Us lnIch 10 take ihG benefit OF the bank
IuP! Jaw rs ~ would have taken TO have
P',9 'n,if 1eDtS
n'; ~, Nrawiord, oi Mallory, Crnw.
.o'u 'o' WIS nlso opposed To the bank
tnp' NV. u honest men only took the
". n9i',ht OF " !, might work all right
t ,n,re y no trouble IA compromising with
M,','Pl'is moi'nan'S An open acrount
Iuu' "ul w y lew years, note IN AK
y,'l', uhI,r we Jaws OF tennessee, aud
WY 'nou'I uc9'ois hc AFRAID OF q iudg-
.''l', "n''n OF ltoh runs out M ten
!'ai', u man has nothing, nothing
y gan ne secured 10y execution. Honest
debtors do not need a bankrupt law 10 SGT.
We WIN ,nclr creditors. ~
i'n'. Ilananrr' oi schoolicld, lianaucr
~ w., 'kMuy1 u national bankrupt law
W ,',u,I u,al''nlo; Each State now has q
~, 'aN' anu 'hey are not equitable.
lno present Jaws are detective. Now
Nuun y wholesale merchant presses a man
NC masses an assignment, has score Of
llviyit''i 'ioI',ofs among ms family, and
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Did MnnIr ,n III I-nnl.

The i.ouia, DO u Nashville train leaving
Memphis ai 0. ID o'clock nm. arrive. I'M
st. Louis at ,,l am., one hour ami tiyo
minutes earlier than Iron Mountain train
rom Memphis, aud y the only line cary.
ing Pullman Bullet slccpun and Reclining
,har lr That makes connection in Union
Depot Tor Chicago and all points Ia tho
Northwest For further information an.
3l2 Main street. y
II. u. MuooN, pasl Act.
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Notice

The Millinery business Of tho laio Mrs
H. Schumann. has not been sold or closed
out. but will be continued by tho under.
signed under the same firm name at the
old stand, $50 Main street, and Il will loo
my aim 10 maintain the reputation for
style, quality aud reasonable prices We
have enjoyed ior the past ton years.
iEp ScuuuAxv,
$50 Main street. opposite Mcnkon's
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twelve Plcrr. Of IIonc.

| had catarrh for twenty-five years, and
the suffering which ! endured no tongue
can tell. Twelve pieces OF bone came out
OF my nose, two Of them an inch long
each. My front tocth got loose and came
out while they were perfectly sound.
took one remedy aitor another, but found
no relief Two years ago | discarded all
other treatment and began taking $. S. S.
tSwiifs Specidc). / improved from the
start my pains grew less and finally
ceased; the bad symptoms all left me, and
! have been able to do all my house work
over since, and am as well In every rc-
spoct Us lady Of my age llity.two) could
expect 10 be. J only took four bottles.
:. ). 5. has been a great blessing 10 me.
MHs. NJ. j. BosT.
Statewide, n. c., November %, 1888.
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Mn GrouCr kiUg BE- now located NJ tho
sale and feed stables Of Bulori q Co.
corner lhlud md Union streets. Ito has 4
car load oi hnc mules and honre anil
would bo glad 90 have his old friends and
cu''omcr c''l 90 see him before purchas.
Ing stock elsewhere.
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The EayOrite

Medicine Cor Throat and Lung Diff
eulties has long been, and still is, Ayers
Cherry Pictorial. IL cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soothes irritation Of the
Larynx and Fauces strengthens tho
Vocal Organs; allays soreness Of the
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even In advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis
eases OF tho throat and lungs to be COM
pared with ibis remedy.
My wife had distressing cough,
with painsin the side and breast. We
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until | got bottle of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has cured
her. A neighbor, Mrs. Glenn, had the
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1
nave no hesitation In recommending this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-15

MANY mUihru have psmIUei thp'f children t1
ur l.lnfg ih.If ri' Wlcu thpy miFht ht,rtarIu
thl,l Any muil,f who kUrIH hHusr without "a
lNll' Nl Ath.lH lnEIith hIhY rHuIHtf Ht hinf
iur i..h uh.0h fhr may aimpumr uHfH.t ID
h1.saiUI thH I.HyH ui thousands uf rHIIIr.4. ami
p doih t' titn iU1E n. q utI.IHt dW.rIsi
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To Country Merchants.

Tho very disastrous fire in our immcdi.
ate vicinity "Wednesday night while
severely srurching our siotuhousr. has
caused no interruption to the REGULAR cur.
rent OF our business. We are now In the
midst Of lively demand Tor spring goods
and arc folly equipped 90 successfully serve
al. who may kindly call upon u.s.
Wv. H. MoDur 4 Co.
No. 800 Main street, Memphis.
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.sPECIAI EEATuRER.

ly toms ~ contract hr tomrHuy must deposit
The sum 20 all pfirs included iu thn rrhCmr hoflr1
unlIM rrfHUt
tkkltiCAtE-t hCfely crftify That tho Ion
don blnk ui Mexico and south AMrfcl hns on
payment of rlI prizes dawn ID the L1tcfa dc Ia
HCuultUupn FuhlIrl
a. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA. Intervention
Further The Company D. ru1uird t1 dl.trihuia
niyslK per cent ui tl' value If nl The tickets Ia
pffn % lnTcf proportion than o. given hy any
other loitrfy,
Finally. che number ~ tickets De- limited o. 5000
-Aol lue Than are fnld ~ oihoi Lotteries listing
tlr sHmr aHhp no.
fOr CON Particular 90 ifca q. ilassctti, Apar
tado 40 City of Mexico Mctic1.
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lnt Memphis Grocery Company have
recently contracted cor another largo quan-
wy oi iht popular Jersey Tobacco, which
They oder Co merchants only.
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per year, and nominated DR.. Black. TIL,
ballot stood seven for DIR. Black, a unani
nous election. DIR. Black was presen
and returned thanks for the distinction
conferred by the Council.
The Hospital Physician is two-year Of
flee, which President Hadden said should
have string tied TO it, but he nominated
Dr. Peter X. Ford, believing it would be q
wise action to elect him. The vote stood
Z for DIR. Ford.
For Inspector of Weights and Measures,
MIR. Robert ID. Armour, tho present in
cnmbent, was unanimously elected.
The Board OF Police and Fire Commits.
sioners then went into a little session of It's
own, and reelected Mr.. Simon w. Green
Wharimaster for two years,
THANKS TO DIR. @. Il. THORNTON.
Returning TO the full Council, Mr.. Pet
tit offered the following, which was unan-
imously adopted:
''Rcsolved, That the Legislative Coun-
ell hereby tenders TO DIR. G.. b. Thornton
its thanks for the efficient, intelligent and
jealous services rendered By him rs presi-
dent Of the Board of Health during the
entire period OF his service, and expresses
regret that he has found il impossible TO
continue in the discharge Of the duties Of
an Office which lac has so faithfully and nc.
ceptably filled since the organization OF the
District Government"
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ftit Dress Shirts speciality Finish
equal TO new Memphis Steam Laundry.
Main street. N W.
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llst C'aFs cotton seed hull. for snlo ni
la'n cotton Seed Mills. % Commerce
s'f'eb lo ccnis pcr 100 pounds.
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PuBcnAsI the celebrated Jcrsoy Tobaceo
tom The Memphis Grocery Company,
solo agents. i''''''
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asa Second ST.. Memphis.
KINGSLANO.
fINlis HANDSOME YOUNG STALLION WI
Il make the present season az
Oak Grove Stock Farm.

clrht miles east oi The riy Uu Poplar boulevard
klNgslsANpls q blauIliui brown. three Year,
old, 90 hfuls nish
iNr siv ui Maud AMI -L lullpnI. aud hy Itts.
uiUs liuwhlciuuilu. thU aifr I'D iuuy tfHftrrs ol
u.Hri. ~ t1uf Nriirf llIs Nut dam, iirssir by
MurppL hg hy Nhiido iiHruIi. De- hy Imported
nut,uyIsu uutnf Maria Wet tlf dam 10 the ulit,l
WUr hufaa NHgu.r hul Margaret WuHi SOW.
81 ihg iurl'.h tori, out ui bling Williams L,urIte
nHfr lipu. iu tit
.,a.uu. ~ with rium pn,lcgcI Duo when
fHNIH.H f.uI"r#f.
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Cough M e dicine

70 every one afflicted Robert Horton,
Foreman HedHfght, Morrllton, Ark.
81 have been afflicted with asthma
Tor forty years. Last spring was taken
with violent cough, which threatened
10 terminate my days Every one pro-
nounccd me In consumption. l deter
mined TO try Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Its effects were magical. / was imnedi-
atoly relieved and continued TO improve
until entirely recovered. "-4Joel Bullard,
Guilford, Conn.
Six months ago had severe hem
orrhage Of the lungs, brought on by an
incessant cough which deprived mo on
sleep and rest. tried various RENE
dies, but obtained no relief until / be-
gan TO take Ayers Cherry Pectoral. A
few bottles Of this medicine cured me-"
Mrs. T.. Cobun, 10 Second St., Lowell,
Mass.
For children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat, OF Group, / do not
know OF any remedy which will give
more speedy relief than Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. have found IL, also, invan.
able in cases Of Whooping Cough" -
Ann Loyeloy, 1851 Washington street.
Boston, Mass.
Ayers Cherry PeGioraI,
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. @. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold BY all Druggists. Price 81; siI bottles, IS.
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~, Lowry a Co.'S Railroad shor.,
500. B. elio, 20, g., 50 and $3.50.
Call anu 500 them.
gpO Main street.
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ADIouRNMrNr.

Tho Commissioners stated that they
would come together in few days and I'LL
the various other offices at the disposal OF
the board, after which the Council adj
t,,rnnI
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rive Hundred Dollars Advance PAY.
mUut.

unsolicited 10y me 90 policy on HE II m,
husband, ID. W, Hughes. who died Jnnu
AIRY $50. bison, M. Il,.u,.
February 4. iS,l.
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Trust Sale.
On Monday. tss ash Day ofr,bmar,. 1850

rU'l ht public gutQri, a. fbo hi.hO.t bidder. f,r
cash 90 thc suutl w% cnmgf Of Main and Madison
tIrrri.. iu tiu INkllg District uf .Iid county I'D b.
O'Clock m. thcfldlilUlu Tar0tl Ui iHul itIue in
Hll county. lrHw ~ D Iu llnra tt ga ihc piat III
ihg town ~ f0H ~ lsf.n'. Hrl ihg f1mp Doc NJ
conveyed ly zen. ~. ousiE ia stId NYKri nnt
lrIuE iHU lHi ou witch rlI ifUsi. wore fi,rn sii
NghUr having hilft dgaut Iu both trusts 4 roli
us frUatUa. hut iaiittc hr tHr Oh o. rnst
February . issilr. J. MliiEN Trustee
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THE GREAT SALE

VIII be Continued Today and Tomorrow.
THE j. 8. MENKEN COMPANY.
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PRESIDENT liadlguthon announced thati ia
Wm iho date Tor thc election oi president of
Tue Board Of Health, Inspector of veirlts
anu measures, whnnmustor ana ho.u.ial
physiDinn. lie thciclor nominated nr
nc iIrs named Office Dr. O.. %. Thornton
INC doctor briefly addressed the Council
ihanhlng President llldlcn Tor h.a CON.
ndcwton, declined 90 Dee q candidate. and
suggested That pf. J. r. Black bc eho.rn
~ . candidate in his stead Ppsilrn,
lihdden thcWupou Withdrew the uomlna.
non oi Dr. Thornton. explained that hp
hhd, in q conversation with d. BLACK on
tho subject told bin De- would De- in hya-
Of reducing the salary lrom 10 500 10 si.5ll
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28


Mn, ", T. HODGE, an onterprising
citz~n OF North Carolina and a man
evidently always looking ont for the main
chance has brought suit against forty
railroad companies in that state to recover
Of each a penalty Of $500 for falling to
make an annual report Of their business
to the governor, as required by Il law that
nobody else seems to have known was in
existence. The law awards the penalty
to the first man who institutes suit for its
recovery, and Mr., Hodge looks forward
with competency and satisfaction to the
results Of his seasons work. The wits
are made returnable to the October term
of court,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

TIE constitutional convention question
is getting along all right The New MIX
jCAN's steady work in the matter is begin
ming to tell, and interest in it IS being
aroused all over the territory, 4 promi-
nent gentleman and politician, who has
held important olIicos, writes to the New
MEXICAN a. follows: Il am proud to see
the interest that is being taken in the
matter, and TO the New MEXICAN is due
much credit for creating this interest.
I'VE want u good, solid body Of men to
compose that convention, and as a result
Of their work We must have 4 constitution
not only republican in form, more than
that We want it up 10 the standard in
every respect, 1t should be progressive
as to non-scctarian schools, as well rs to
all other matters Of importance requiring
a place in the constitution OF state.
eve hope to get a good delegation
fromthis county, Of our most progressive
men"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

Tnf time IS drawing near jof inc seley-
10" @i "'T FI o 10 sIp ny Gn ho,I an
the Gth Of iunlst, and the convention
will convene at Santa lie in the month Of
September 1he people OF ing c'I{ VIII
Iige elie ma', ~ t J J "1og.tos f. so;I CON-
yention, lie is a close student of consti-
tutional history. and his broad and liberal
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

JUICE LEE has decided that in the case
of Greenleaf VS. Collier, involving the
question as to who is the legal attorney Of
the TERRITORY for the district composed OF
the counties of Bernalillo and Valencia,
the proper proceeding is one OF quo war
ranto. Such proceedings, We are informed,
are to be brought at once. Judge Brinker
decided the case, not from the standpoint
Of a Judge, but as partisan politician.
He and Collier were Democrats, hence
the later was recognized In the 4th and
Sd districts it has already been decided
that the attorneys elected by the legisla-
tive council as district attorneys had the
legal right to those offices. 1t is well
known that ex-Gov. Ross simply issued
commissions in the cases for the purpose
of gaining political advantage tor his
party, regardless of the law, 1t remains
to be seen how much fruit his illegal
actions will bring forth.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

HUMAN nature is human nature. Last
fall q tremendous excitement was created
in St, Louis by the clopement of Henry
". Moore, on the editorial force OF the st.
Louis Post-Dispatch, with Mrs Emma l..
Norton, the young and pretty wife OF
John W. Norton, an operate manager Of
wealth, also OF st. Louis. The latter
procured a divorce, and Moore and Mrs
Norton have since been living together in
New York. Last week Moore left the
woman, as he discovered that she had been
as untrue to him as she had to her hus-
band. He might have known it. An
affair OF this sort always brings forth
dead sea fruit,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

Tl!n trustees ior the school oimlnes,
appointed by the governor. arn Ho" pre-
pared To make the selection of twenty
acres al suitable lands np"n winch Tn Io-
cate the building, tI"tt#n,
As the action Of Gov Kos, in making
the appointments ol regents ut the var
iOus public institutions WAS Arbitrary ana
unlawiul, any action that such boards
may take will be uuNarrant"i and VOID.
In September Gov Prince will comply
with the act Of the legislature and make
the appointments according t. law, alter
which the selection oi sizes rGn be I1ade.
Rio Grande Republican.
As the New MeXyhN han already
stated, cx-Goy Ross action in thcmattor
OF appointments OF trustees Of the several
territorial institutions Wa4 illegal and sim
ply Il political trick, No good kePub-
lican, having the interests Of the territory
or Of the party ut heart, WiIjact under the
illegal and void commissions issued by
Ross. That the appointments are Illegal
and void was decided Ivy Juise White
man in an exactly similar case, namely,
the j. II. Crlst case. This man claimed
to bo solicitor general Of the territory I'M
der IN appointment made by Ross, when
the statute clearly provided that the APP
puntmpnt should not he male till October
l. JUDGE Nhtcmau held that the mp
poiutmcnt could not lawfully be made till
the date prescribed in the act had ar
rived In the act creating the board Of
trustees lor the several territorial institu-
tons it is expressly provided ior that the
members Of these boards shall not be ap-
pointed till September I nest, This Ia"
was passed Ivy Il Republican legislature,
1t will be sustained IN the courts. Ihcre
is nothing ior these boards Of trustees
to do till after taxes are collected. The
legal appointment oi these trustees rests
with Gov Prince,
The Democrats and Mugwumps on
these boards to whom illegal and void
commissions were issued by Ross may en-
deavor to act. But We DO not think any
good Republican will do any official act
under them, or ought to. The NEw MGN-
fIcAN is gratliel to zee the Rio trrando
/ Republican take the proper position III
4 thiz matter
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

TIE Denver Il Rio Grandc railroad
should build to Santa Fe, thence to Ger
rillos, thence to San Pedro. This extern
sion of seventy miles would make its New
Mexico division rcmunerative and de-
yelop its business immensely, The citi-
zens Of Santa Fe should put themselves
in communication with tie authorities of
the Denver & Rio Grande in this matter.
Strike the iron while it is hot. Proper
representations showing the immense
amount of business that would be secured
by such an extension should at once be
made to President Moffat,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28


Santa Fe, y, NJ, May -, lNN''N
4 mcetin. OF the Republican central
committee Of the territory ii New Mexico
is hereby called. TO meet at III" Palace
hotel, in Santa Ie. on "Wednesday, June
~. 1889. at o'clock =, H.. to consider
questions in connection with the r"nstl-
tutional convention, which is to meet on
the Sd day Of Septemhrr, 1850.
a full Attendance vi the memoerSol INC,
committee is earnestly requo~tcd. 1t Is OF
v;tal jmportance TO this territory that
none but capable men, men who are IN
SYMPATHY With advanced modern Ideas
and American thoughts, shall he selected
members OF that convention; conyen-
ton whose labors will he idle unless the
constitution it proposes Is uncqllVoraIIN
inst what it should be in that respect.
While the questions involved are IN no
proper sense partisan, yet they, are OF
such vast consequence to the well benz
and future prosperity oi the territory, that
We, as Repubhcans, must show ourselves
10 be the friends OF progress ami gooc
government, and il such IDEAS 10 mo-
dominate the constitution tormed II
September, we must not he responsible
for the fact. ". ". GMfFN, Chairman
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

DENVER and Pueblo, and in fact the
whole of Southern Colorado, would be
greatly benefited by the extension OF the
Denver & Rio Grando railroad from Is
pamela to Santa Fe and thence to the
coal fields and rich mining camps Of
southern Santa Fe county. Denver and
Pueblo should help Santa Fe to obtain
this extension.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

The Denver & Rio Grande railroad will
consult its own interests by building 10
Santa Fe and thence to southern Santa
Fe county. Such a connection will make
the New Mexico division OF that road a
paving one. The valuable mineral and
extensive coal fields OF southern Santa Fe
county must have rail facilities the road
that reaches them first will reap big
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

THERE is considerable of trade in
aouthcrn Santa Fe county which natur-
ally belongs to Santa Fc. The merchants
Of this city will do well to look after it,,
and carefully and diligently. 1t will pay
them 50 TO do.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

THE Boston Herald, MuGwump-Demo-
cratic, remarks:
The administration seems to be giving
particular attention to the territorial
offices, and ii is to its credit that nearly
all OF them are being filed by actual resi-
1entG
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

IMPORTATION from Las Vegas is to the
effect that his honor the chief Justice, q
gentleman OF high fame, honor and re-
nown, and Il certain Las Vegas attorney
are soon to enter into partnership. We
are given to understand there is no trade
in this. Glad OF it. However, time will
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

NORTH and South Dakota and Washing
ton are safely Republican. The Demo-
Gratis may carry Montana, But when they
expect to carry any one Of the first three
named they are building upon sand.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

Tue French are demoralized. The
most attractive part Of the English portion
OF the Paris exhibition il a fine job lot OF
blooming, tall ndrosy bar maids, There
is nothing else at the exhibition that
draws so well as the British part OF it,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

BE wide awake. merchants Of Santa
Fer The trade Of southern Santa fe
county is worth looking after.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

shipped from BOSOM last week over tne
Denver 4 Fort Worth railroad Eastern
Coliax and Mora counties are coming to
tho front
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-05-28

KING TAMAsEsG. OF Samoa, receives a
salary Of $50 per week. Who would not
be a king?