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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20

We, the undersi t.inc | Republicans of New
Mexico. icsiriug to advo cat and maia;uin
the principlr - OF Il 'puhiitn ii IN H. cnuhcint
,l hy the Republican, uuiiy, ANA l%clicv.u'
thai ne unr can h. internally advanced
the orguhizdi ION of 4 territorial Republican
league. to consist IF all the X publican cluit
now orgnnil. ii. O that will hereafter L. or
pauiz Il. through at the Territory, ahd h,
air ct cummun G o. ana harmonious co
operation hctwc 81 the same, IL provided foi
~ the Republican League of the United
states, do hereby call II meeting cf I'll the
Republican, cubs uow organized IN the difcr
at counties of the territory. tu he Erll at
Albuquci que, y. VI, ON the 9th Gay of July
~. at tic h.ur cr / t. clio k u. m. for the
iur, 'o>e Of "Icct.ng sucn an organization
ud bringing the sam into corporation with
the itrpublc.in LJipuc ni the United states.
Every Republican club heretofore or-aniz-
Il inler legal cons %iin,iuns aud Bylaws arc
i'rrh! rcqlcstcG to ut once correspond wit
ithrr of thr nm lrr>is icd, III order that til
i'ropr constitution ANA bylaws aS require
hv The Rrpu,iicaa league of til, ,nitc
tltcS he sent to them At Oncr Tor their IT
ur, nuination. Ia counties where there II
more tia 4 one Rep tnli:iI cl To i, j. 81 st
ed that the officers o. the different cldnS ,
-ich e ,un:icS g,ttDs ha.iIl netLa, On
hub for the whole UNITY II d 'rthccInstt,
ton and bylaws ni,DYc llutcd to,
In counties whcr, there are no Republic /
clu. : W. suggest that some Rel III. lean II
once UNDERTAKE. to orgnniA.unc. to do whicl
he must follow the ah,vr directions,
No clib Will be- recognized in the t%crritoIu
800. 49,. 49, &c.
ncmhcrs actually signed to the constiIitio
tlcrcpf.
Alter he clubs are orsa, i."d or rcorganizc
~ abpVr directed t. 90 ii county. they -ial
after the ap ,roral oI Ia" constitution an
bylaws and the election of pCrmanc
o,licrr proceed tn c.c I foIr d'l'ssitcs =
rclr,.s, nj said club in tn. TERRITORIAL CoHvc
ton. VINO shall rrc' i've the proper orclc.
ials- The president and secretary of ca,
cluo sliillibc cx-o lici, ici,Ele' 'herrot.
The prcsi .cnt OF each county ciui shall.
..r day fixed for tie territorial ,ouv ntti
present the president thereof Il copy ui II
proceed ~ of the organization Of his clr
ilist of the member. and ui ccr, the cjI. q
If " Ii.a Shill bsc:'. Ill tDsI git>-,rc Il
Il said club.
Clubs can b. represented by prnXic-nt pr
sons OF others countir propcrly %dciutizc.
Ivy the regular delegates of tn" county
NJAMIN VI. EEAr.
Vice Prcst. MAJ. League of l.. >. 10 ". y
ALRENT j. FOUNTAIN.
Member EX-Com, Nat. League tnf n. y
WI thfFuTY.
President Ter. Republican tomuitte
Republican papers ar. court .u>ly l. qlt'
tea to i've .,ullicily To tins cal.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20

SYMPTOMS OF CATARksEA.-DuN,
heavy headache, obstruction. OF the nasal
passages, discharges falling from the head
Into the throat, sometimes profuss, watery,
and acrid. at others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent bloody and putrid; the eyss are
weak, wstery, and iufiarnsd: there 10 ringing
in the ears. deatRssf. hacking or coughing to
clear tho throat, cIpsotoration OF excessive
matter, together With SEALS from ulosrs; the
voice Ia chsn god and his a nssAl twang; the
breath is oGsrsive: smell and tate are I'm
paired; tbaro il . sensation of dia&.nees. with
Issntsl depression, y hacking cough AID gen.
eral debility. Only q few OF III sbovs-naue ed
symptoms are Xix sly to be present In any enc
case. Thousands OF oaAoc anRusJly. withsut
manifesting half OF the above 81 saptcms. ro-
No disanss Ia 80 common, more cess ptlve and
dangerous, or less understeod by Phys!eisnc.
BY is mild, soothing, md healing properties,
DR.. Saxo's Catarrh KsIarEy cursa the worst
cases Of CntarrIi, "cold IN tao bead"
Coryxa, and Catnrrha; Ftssoaehs.
Sold by druggists everywhere; ~ csnts.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20
Prtr,acd Forest. 4, u, quilted.

Virginia CitN sNcN.l thteiprl+.l
The prtriiicd forests near liolhrooE.
Ark, have Lccn purchased by Il com
panv. They have oomllcn ed tn ship
mcut ana Manufacture OF die pcniicl
tons mao tablet, uiO>, and yar.ou
ornamental article, in bIlin NJ aud lin
i,hing, Ia Tins connection TIE Prescott
Miner has the following: "GOvcrno
Tritlc Informs Us that while in san Fran
CISCO he inspected an establishment. r..
Gently started for the cutting aud ,oi-
i,Aing q! psira.l wood taken from thc
wuud,riu, fore I oi pC, iiia1tlolS G st
ing alon- the linz of the Atlantic * Pa
citic in thi, { ctory. tn" par.i les ca
gagged Ia this wo.k state that the patri.
icu wood Is rapidly driving C%al,iorn}
oynN from the market -, a matorlJ 10.
tine m3nteis, etc., rs II Is susceptible o.
y much finer polish andi, also most pr
maneut and lasting than tht o, ia
onyX. several companies have already
Teen rnrmei tof the purpose of gc,tir-
possession of portions OF the toro,t by
presumption, exc.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Ego, D9s Pine Street,
81. Louis, Mo-, writss; 81 was 2 great suCerr
hardly breathe, and wac osnrtsntly hawking
and splitting, and for tho last eight nenths
could net breathe through tho n%ostrils. I
thought nothing could be do1s for me. Luck
lily, ( was advised to try DR.. Saye's Catarrh
Kc,nody, and | am now u we'll man. ! bslisve
it TO te the only sure remedy for cAxrrh now
manufactured and one has only to s'Tc II {.
fair trial TO ex p,rienee astounding rssuIts and
a pcrInunsnt cure"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20
Did Washington Lose His igc"df

lBIp lRi u III -lc.I
Thee rccc.tly Gic.i N tairfiN county,
Va, one Henry Lamb, wl;osc entire lie
WAS spent III tn neigh orllo d OF the
Washington mansion, at Mount \ crOon,
and who always asserted that the vault
containing the remains OF Washington
had been violated and the skull carried
away To France. where it WAS sold to II
firm of pllrcno.oyiStS, who subsequently
issued Il WORK, the front page of which
presented IN illustration setting forth
it, incasJrm cntS and proportions. The
agents OF this dcSccra,ion be asserted
were the sailors OF IA French ship
anchored in the Potomac, ncar by. II,
skull which was takta away was r.
placed by that OF il negro servant of Coz.
Fairfax.
This story seems to have obtained crc-
dcncc in the ncighiorhood, as an Dr.
n.,tion meeting was he'd ut the ii IT,, IL
which Mr.. Lamb participated. He
always affirmed its truth. and his death
has revived and given il currency aneN.
Anout the zine OF the alleged ROBBERY
congress passed an act providing for tn
erection of Il crypt in the capitol to con
tam the remains of Washi. gton, bul
for some reason it was never erected. II
would seem as if this alarming tai,
olghi 10 englg' attention comp't ten t.
dispose OF It one way or the other. a,
moody wants 10 expand with sorrowing
emotion on the wrong set of relies.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20
|. EW'.\ RID.
I,ill>!uro. y. N July /, 50.
NJ AJOR t.AftkEN

NJ AJOR tAfFKEN
pear Sir Gc0r C. Gnrlinghnusc cscHpct
ironiit, Sierra ATTY Jail ON JANUARY O.
ii, r havci.cari o. his being in you.
ounlv oven HE Texas inc and uIouut
Tilaro>o. wi ni;ca reward of + fl!
d ,llals for him ala, Twenty five dullar
for the hor>eic soc. | viii pay tn. r
ward for HIM in AL in your town CT al
L., Cruces he escaped while | WIS j.
Stnn lc. lie j. well known OVcr there. So
it IS not nescsary to disc ibp him. Thc
norse d, bay and brIl,icl W f BON | T.
hi n,
r~c>r,ctrur'v.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20
GkOGEitiES,
VEGETABLES,
FRUIT.
CANNED GOODS.

TIE subscriber has "p nd a
.,i,rp I business for the snlr ct
We goods. III lic building
y Z itr Olhs .\vrnu;. ne rlv
on lite W~td'. II, re. and rc--
r,oth llv splicii> 3 sharr "f public
rAnr;~.
JUUN \. BROWN.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20

> Dse,IL, tor tie LLAuiR.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20
Three Bottles Cure Catarrh.

ELI RopBINs. RunYdn r.. o., elSnh Co.,
Pa, says! lily daughter had estarrs whom
Ssgs's Catsrrh Hsmedy advertised, and pro.
cured u bottls for hor, and scon eAw that II
hrlprd hsr q third hottls oRssted q permA-
nout cure. shs 10 now eighteen years old and
sound aud hcnrty."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20

of Ithaca, N. T., writes: "soHic tor yrsrs ago
l suffered untold agony frGrn chronic ras.l
cRtarrh. ny ~ sily ahy sic!sa says nae up ~
incurnble, and ssid | must de. Ny cass was
such a bad one, that orsry Gay, towards HUE
set, my voice would bocone 10 hoarss could
barely speak above \ whiersE. In the morning
my coughing ard clearing OF my throat would
almost stranEle me. By the uss OF Dr. sAxsl
CatArrh Rem sdy, In three months. ! wasa wen
man, and the cure hLS besn rormsnent.'
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20
1unI india.

A Calcutta coo.cr is a glass jar, i'm
be!del in a thick felt box, and covcrc I
y.,h rc3 calico Ice caD BE- key IN II
tu.ty CT bears without melting.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-07-20
An eninent rNalupls ot Amerit u
Enterprise, Energy and T'crsc

IL t&s bands OF voun. men this
"at sN.tEnl hts b "A p, cxreini
an ed that IT h"s cared rc4..
Il IT .cCohu to none tor cen,r
'tc. 'Airil ana the luNurIo- f.
vi. Il i lS,t %hcc"mI.. H.,
p,,nr ront" lar trsnse.ntlhcn,yl
t'"i. ~ connection WIT, the
"uhtn l'actc railroad
l. has 81 encd up sn almost IN
United field for pioneer enterprise
ltIs lar He,t. No other rail.
Dad 4 carry = man, who is seek
ing his fortune. to 70 den opportu
mites such ~ arc open along y
thousand miles of this great sys
SID.
Special freight rates are given to
minors and immlgrFnts.
For all tho information you de-
sire write TO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
euSembursii@es aus Belsteu.

Sn IubeI BOT Der a9tbare Birsers
metiter 9r. @b. Rols, pon benz 81. gatsr
Geo XIII. bic Snfisnten bes pdpfltdsn Ors
bens Pro Ecclesia ct Pontiice srbaIteu.
IrIou. Wait Der Male des Indies
paiftrte am 2. Rai bic &6nisin IN 8ssIsiz
tuns Der 8rinseifn g%leuentine auf bisiisem
8abnbofe. Sie R5nigiu mar auf Beiu9
BET ibrer Eo9ter, Der &ronprirsei1ns Witts
ne Stepbanie, auf S9loB Wtrau1ar tn
Ssiterrei9.
Oer3u MrIon am 9. Wai abses
baItsns Sabrmartt mar bissmal ibsr aGes
@rparten gut beiu9t. Der Sanbel sins
gut. Sc wurbe pisI pertauft, obslei9 ni9t
pieIe frembe Sdnbler setommen ruarsu.
Bon ben 8auern wurbe ti9tis ssbanbsIt.
rnb bas 1T nod has Bette.
Ssrr Suet purbe ais g%Irsermeifer
Der 9emsinbe 5arriual srnannt.
Der Srti9aft @epIer uarb
BITE AUTHORIZATION uerIiebsn cine neue Rtr9e
su erbauen.
. Srn. 3. g. 2erop, girsers
meiffer pon Sdtler, uurbe bas Birsers
treu3 l. &Iaiis usrIisbsn.
SouffaIt3e. Mm l. Wsai fanb 3u
SoufiaIiae bic 9rtmi3fsier bss 5rn. 4bbe
Suittn Gawet ftatt. AIs Der iunge grtes
fer has 81. Wsbopfsr barbra9ts, erbieIt
fem @atsr 5err s. g.. gapst, friberes
Witglisb Der perrnauenten Oeputation, Elm
Eelesraum aus grifeI, wobur9 benz
sIitlt9en 8ater unb peroienitpoIen Birs
GEE mitsstbeiIt wurbe, baB Der R6nis tim
bas Biysertreu3 l. Rlaie uerIeibe.
Sn AIbteubopen wurben 8 9dus
fee bur9 cine Ssusrsbrunit etnssdi9srt.
Sn G6rni9, In Der Nadt am 20.
april, brad cine 5eusrsbrunit aus, wsI@s
ein 9aus eindidsrte.
Wie a pom Bsrtrir aus beri9tet,
brad tn Bioursss (g'smsinbs Srsso) cine
Senersbrunit aus, nobel finf W~obnbduier
einsedi9srt purbsn. Die Bepobuer, So.
Bouiqot, 9iaet, S9als, tlrbatn UNI bic
@ei1piiter gilbert finS nur tbeils perits
5ert. Der bur5 ben 8rannb psruria9te
S1absn III bsbeutenb. Gin trante gers
ion purbe nur NIT Wibe ben SIammsn
entrifsu. Die @ntftsbunssuria9e 1T uus
betannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
Saar, Woiel, Gifel unb Sunsrfd.

Sngra9t, Bel ct. Sttb purbs bet
einem Gdsrer aus 8eriebsn elm S1dfers
bunb abents tn einem S9afifale einsez
i9Iofen. Mm anberen Worsen uareu 19
S4afe pom benz Sunbe tobtsebifen, 6 aus
bere f1per uerlest worben.
gu gbrang purbsu Mnfanss Wtai
In Der apl CO. 100 Sfunb @eiBfi5e ses
fanssH. OisisIben aosen tn bi5tsn &sibsu
aus Der Woisl in bic Rpu. Gas Yfunb
wurbe gu 20 Yfennis pertauft.
gu Godsm pirb sin nsuss amtsses
bdubs erri9tst.
Gu Sewen sog an, 6. Wat Wits
tags sin 9epitter uorbsi, weI9es In ben
&ir9tburm stnidlus, obne gu sinbsu.
Der Blts stns an Der gmportir9e beruus
ter, unb fubr In bic Wausr, lisB spsi giIs
Der unusrIest unb seri4lus banH bas 9ss
Idubsr.
gu Meeni9 i4lus am g.. Wut bsr
9Itt In Elm Saus, obne 3u Sinbsn. Gin
Wdb5sn pom IA Sabren wnrbe pom StubIe
seporfsn. Sis Srau wurbe auf benz
Glide, auf psldsm He iaB, pom bsr StsIe
seritt. Oils bic Ra9barr ben Stau 6ifs
netsn, fanbsn fie elm &inb pom 8Iise erz
i6Iassn unb has iibrise Sieb in 9efabr su
erifiden.
gu Serris eri5rsdts au 3. Wai
bic BranbslOde bic serabe IN Der &ir4t
periammeIten 9ldubigen. gS brannte in
benz bena5barten gaitsI. Sinber battsu In
sinsm S6uppen nit 5irfsuer elm 5susr4sH
anseSinbst. @B branute Der S5uppeu
unb Bic bsna9barte S9eune ab.
Die Ssra eIiten 9sbr. Waas bats
ten in Der Strafanftalt In Srier cine BUDS
bruderei eingeri9tet. Nuf bic Bsi5usrbe
Der STANDARDIZATION purben bic 9sbr.
Waas pom Der R~esiseuns aufseforbsrt,
ibrs S,uterei aus Der S%trafanfaIt 81 ents
fernen.
Gin 1weres @ewttter siua
am 7. Wai in Der gifsI nisber Spii4su
Yrim unb @sroIitsin lag Der SaseI fuBs
bod. Sas sanss Tbal itanb uuter @ais
fee, baB man f9 an bic Woiel Bel So5s
waiIsr3sit psrisSt slaubte. - Sn tlsrbsim
wurbs Elm 2Oidbrissr SinsIins pom SItse
auf Der StraBs set0btst. = Sn 2inbi8siS
wurbs Elm l6iibriser Suri9e unter elmer
eide pom SIis eridIasen.
Der Don Or. SsiIisteit Yapt SEQ
XIII. Der Sir5s su ct. Mutbtus in Erter
sei9entte gutar III porIiufs I'm Gbore biss
fer Rir5s, in Der Rdbs bss ap~oitsIsrabss,
aufssifeut porbeu. Der Iltar 1T In 90
tbii9em StpIs meitsrbaft ausssfabrt.
gu 8fin 9 4 pirb in Wsrsis siu
sroBss &abfabrerfeit itattinben, po3u Don
auspdrts utele G~bsiInebmsr bsrbsiftr6msu
perbeu.
Bon %mebreren StsIIeu Ssr
gifsI wurbe pom l6. IpriI 3ismIi9 itars
ter S9nesfaa 9smsIbst.
Aud tn Der wauoniiden @essnb bet
Walmsbp bestnnt man istt au sermanifs
rem. Btsber wurbe tn ben bortisen gles
mentari&uIen nod INNER fran1Sfi9 ses
Isbrt. Das III felt Sfsrn absr ni4t mebr
Der Sau.
Bitburs. airsIi@ fanben pieber
nsus 8srmsf unssn flr bic InIase siuer
giieubabn non bier mad apaburs ffatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28

Stepban S9Iinquer, alt % g., obne
Stanb, ebelos ;-uom 80. Warta sSund,
alt 81 s., gbefrau D. 5rts 06rtns, auz
itret9er ;-pom 81. Inton Saul @ausIer,
alt As s., giienbabnbsamtsr.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-25
CAPITOL CRUMBS.

The house sat down flat on the Harri-
son and Sheridan county bills and they
were indefinitely tabled.
Judge Sanchez, of Valencia, has made
half the fun of the session in the house.
He is veritable sage and wears a long
head.
The long session is beginning to tell on
the throats OF the members. The presi-
dent and speaker and reading clerks
actually suffer, so great is the strain upon
their organs of speech.
Hon. f. B. Franks, of Colfax, has be-
gun suit against the Springer Stockman
for the sum of $25 900 for alleged defama-
ton of character. The suit is civil ac-
ton brought under the common law, not
a criminal proceeding under the new libel
law, as has been stated by many news
papers.
Two bills affecting water rights, mayor
domos, ETC., have passed the house and
are now before the senate. If the senate
should also pass them great misfortune
would fall upon the fruit and farming in
terests of the territory. There are some
excellent features in one of the bills, sub
stitute for H. B. No. 81, but on the whole
the measures are carelessly drawn and
Objectionable from many standpoints.
Let the senators understand how import
ant this water question is, and let them
either present a substitute for these bills
or kill them outright; but whatever is
done, the mayordomos must be made to
give reasonable bond, such bond to be
approved by the district judge-not JUS
tice of the peace!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-25
THE RAILROADS.

Fort Worth is making grand progress
toward securing connection with the
south Santa Fe county hard coal and iron
mines.
The Pacific Express company has COM
pleted a contract with the Mexican Ma
tional railway for the extension of its
business into Old Mexico The rate tables
are now being translated into Spanish,
and in few weeks this company will be
prepared to send its express goods into
the Mexican capital over its own chartered
line.
The latest from the Trinidad-Las Vegas
line is this from the Trinidad Citizen: In
the railway camps near Maxwell there is
much busy preparation. The mules are
well fed as if for early use. Implements
are put in shape. Supplies of hay are
being looked after. Timber for ties is
being selected. Those who are accustomed
to grade railways seem to be getting ready
for early work.
Articles of incorporation for the Denver
& Salt Lake Short Line railroad company
were filed at Denver on Saturday. The
incorporators are VIM. A. II. Loveland,
Humphry B. Chamberlain, Edward L.
Berthoud, Frank w. Loveand and John
W. Brackway, of this city, and Henry
Steers, Orson Adams, L. Il. Gedney
Maurice B. Flynn, Theo. Moss, 1. N.
Motley, VIM. II. Browne, all Of New York
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-25
THE TWO NEW COUNTIES.

This bill provides that the counties Of
Chavez and Eddy shall be carved out Of
that section of Lincoln county lying east
of a line commencing at the northern
boundary line between the ranges 10 and
20 east; thence south on said line to the
base line; thence south along the range
line between ranges 10 and 20 east to the
first standard parallel south thence east
to the point where the range line between
ranges 20 and 81 east, south of said first
standard parallel interests said parallel +;
thence south on the line be-
tween said ranges 20 and q to the
second standard parallel south; thence
south to the southeast corner of township
2, south of range 20 east; thence west
to the line between ranges 20
and q south of the second
standard parallel south, thence south to
the third standard parallel south along
the range line between ranges 20 and q,
to intersect the third standard parallel
south thence east along said parallel to
where the line from the south side of same
between ranges 81 and % intersects said
parallel; thence along said range line be.
tween ranges 81 and % to the fourth
standard parallel south thence west along
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-25
PERSONAL.

Major Edward Pennington, the sue
cesslul and hard working editor of the
Deming Headlight, is in the city on
business.
Mes3rs. H. S. Gratz and w. H. Jack
prominent citizens OF eastern Colfax
county, are at the capital. They can be
found at the Palace.
W. H. Cisne, the enterprising travel
ing and advertising agent of the DR.. j. H.
Mclean Medicine Co., OF st. Louis, Is in
the city. He has been quite successful
in doing business with Santa Fe whole
sale druggists.
E. p, Black, esq, the rustling travel
ing agent of the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad, and who has large acquaintance
in New Mexico amongst business men,
was in the city yesterday on business.
He returned this morning to Denver, his
headquarters,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-25

said PARALLEL to the point where the line
between ranges q and % south of said
parallel intersects said parallel, and thence
south on said line to the north boundary
of the state of Texas.
The territory east of this line and north
of the third standard parallel shall con-
stitute the county OF Chavez and that east
of this line and south of the third stand
ard parallel shall form the county of
Eddy. Roswell is made the county seat
of Chavez, and Eddy the county seat of
Eddy county, provided the people of the
latter shall ratify this location of the
county seat at Eddy at the next general
election. Until officers shall be elected and
qualified at the general election in 1890,
the territory embraced within the two
new counties shall remain part of Lin
coin county. In August, 1890, the COVER
nor shall appoint three citizens OF Eddy
county to serve as county commissioners
temporarily, so far as relates to the duties
Of these officers at elections, and in Chavez
county W. S. Prayer, W. II. H. Miller
and Henry Milne are named as such COM
missioners or returning board.
The Chavez county commission is
authorized to advertise for bids and let
contract to build court house and Jail, to
cost no more than $50, 900 and payable in
Chavez county bonds January l, 1891.
Eddy county is also authorized to issue
county bonds for similar purpose not to
exceed $50, 900, such bonds to run ten
years, redeemable at option and bear +
per cent interest. Bonds shall also be
issued for paving each of the new cOun-
TVS share of the Indebtedness of Lincoln
county existing December, 1890, though
the expense of any public improvements
in Lincoln after the passage OF this act
shall not be shared by the new counties.
The new counties are attached to
the county of Lincoln for legislative
representation and the three shall jointly
elect one councilman aud one representa-
tive. The three counties are also attached
to the Sd district for judicial purposes,
though courts shall not be held at Roswell
or Eddy until after January l, 1891.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-25
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Prepare to plant trees.
Bridal presents at Call, the jewelers.,
San Francisco street.
Old winter has folded his wings and
fled, eh, gentle Annie?
The capital is full of strangers and visi-
tors from territorial points to-day. The
latter will probably remain till the legsla-
ture closes.
]. r. Hanson, OF Denver, for thirteen
years connected with Barlow & Sander
sons stage line and well known in the
west, has taken place in Burton's estab-
lishment
| H. j. Bell, G \. r. man, OF Calves
ton, Texas, asks his comrades throughout
the country to assist in finding his son,
Walter Everett Bell, who mysteriously
disappeared from his home in Galveston,
March s, 1886. If alive he is now IS
years old, has lightish hair, blue eyes,
large straight nose and is slim built.
The New MEXICAN came near to its
second heptism by fire last night for the
second THE within year. A defective
fue in the residence next the New Mex
IcAN's quarters started blaze in some
timbers between the buildings, and but
for the quick arrival and prompt action of
the hose and hook and ladder boys this
journal would probably have failed OF its
usual issue this evening.
The habeas corpus case wherein
Messrs. Johnson and Gortner, held for
contempt by Sergeant at Arms Cans, by
order of the senate, attempt to regain
their freedom, is being heard this after
noon by Judge Reeves. A large number
OF attorneys are present. Mr.. F. w.
Clancy appears for the sergeant at arms
and Messrs. E. A. Fiske and w. B.
Childers for the prisoners.
E. Lyman Hood, of Santa Fe, Congre-
gational superintendent OF churches and
schools for New Mexico and Colorado,
who has been in the city for several days
past, left last evening for Folsom, where
he will organize Congregational church
to-day. Later he will organize church
at Clayton and the Rev. DR.. McKesson,
of the latter place, will be placed in
charge of both.-Trinidad Advertiser.
Santa Fe must observe arbor day this
year. A friend of the movement suggests
that the 2Sth day OF March be declared
arbor day in Santa Fe. That date is not
too early and at the same time it is late
enough to insure ordinarily good weather
so that the children can get out and take
hand in this beautiful and elevating
custom. What's the matter with the
schools combining in this movement?
Who will assist in starting the work