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PERSONAL.

T. B. Wallace, Mrs. James Wallace,
Detroit; H. K. Coale, Chicago; E. E.
Hart, Boston; s. Kohn, San Francisco /;
A. W. Williams, Cincinnati; John D..
Wilson, St. Louis, are among to-day's
guests at the Palace.
At the Exchange: W. H. Nesbitt, F.
M. Estes, G. W. North, Cerrillos; J
Francisco Chavez, Valencia county G..
J. Smith, Golden; A. S. FlersheiIn, Kan
sas City ); j. P. Neidlein, Hillsboro, Kas.
o. l.. Woodgate, of Kansas City, for
two weeks guest at the Palace, left last
evening for Colorado Springs.
Charlie Smith, counted one Of the best
mining men in the southern part Of the
country, is in the city to-day.
Mr.. John Weidlein, Of Hillsboro, Kas.
a relative OF Grant Rivenburg, is in the
city on visit.
special Examiner Hall, of the pension
office, left this morning for Durango.
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TO RECEIVE The ARCHBISHOP.


At meeting of citizens at the court
house last night, over which Don Felipe
Delgado presided, it was resolved to ar
range a rather elaborate program for the
reception OF Archbishop Salpointe on the
occasion of his arrival home from long
stay in Rome. A street parade will be
organized, in which the citizens gener-
ally are requested to take part, and other
features will be decided upon later with
view to giving his grace reception that
will in every respect prove worthy of
Santa Fe's hospitality. Messrs. Nestor
Montoya and Jose D. Sena, jr., were
named to select two gentlemen who shall
deliver addresses of welcome. Other
features OF the program have yet to be
arranged at a meeting OF the various COM
mittees to be held tomorrow, Friday
evening, at the court house.
The following are the committees ap-
pointed to have charge of the affair:
On REORGANIZATION J. w. Summer
hayes, Frank Chavez, George A. johnson,
E. II. Salazar, John Gray, q. Mondragon,
Felipe B. Delgado.
On Finance-Hon. Sol. Spiegelburg, B.
VI. Read, =. NJ Dreamer, Luciano haca,
Atanaclo Romero, Miguel SILVA Nafciso
Mondragon.
On lnvitation-Hon. A. ); MORRISON,
Jose B. Ortiz, b. M. Read, Haorlei Martl-
naz, Lsrkln u. Read, Chas. M. Conklin,
Asencion Silva, Antonio Ortiz y saiazar'
Trinidad Alarid.
Reception Commlttee-kev. brother
Butolph, Hon. l.; Bradford filnce, oeh.
+. l.. bartiett, berhaiu Seitsnian, an
tonic Ortiz y salazar, COZ. Max; Frost,
VIM. Breeden, r. ". Clahcy, lfliiiuau
Romero, Geo. W. hhaepel' Sefapio NJ
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Mr.. Waddingham's Marriage.

The New MEXICAN is gratited to be
able to chronicle in its columns the mar
riage at Romero, yesterday afternoon, of
Mr.. Wilson Waddingham most widely and
honorably known throughout New Mex
leo, to Miss Mamie Barrow, daughter of
Major and Mrs. J. E. Barrow, of St.
Joseph, Mo. Major Barrow with his wife
and daughter have been for some time
past stopping at Las Vegas hot springs,
and will accompany the happy couple on
q tour to Old Mexico.
The ceremony was quietly solemnized
at 8 o'clock at the groom's beautiful and
spacious residence known as "Buena
VISTA" in the presence Of only few
relatives and intimate friends Of the bride
and groom, principal among whom
were the brides father and mother and
the groom's eldest daughter and her hus-
band, Hon. William j. Mills.
Mr.. Waddinghsm has been prominent.
" identified with New Mexico for the past
twenty years, being largely interested Ia
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The new trees are being set out in the
capitol grounds to-day.
Several more tramps were run into Jail
by the police last night.
Does anybody propose to observe Arbor
day in Santa Fe this year? 1t comes
April l.
Bids for the erection of a granary on
the military reservation are called for in
this paper.
1t was mistake. Mr.. Facundo Pine,
the very efficient territorial librarian, has
no idea OF resigning his office.
John Hampel has added plumbing and
gas fitting to his hardware business.
Look out for his new advertisement on
the LIST.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
party of about twenty New Englanders
are doing the city to-day, en- route to Cali
fornia.
Messrs. c. B. Heather, w. H. Whitehill
and G. 1. Davenport, of Silver City,
deputy sherif's, brought up several pris.
oners for the penitentiary to-day.
Responsible parties at Rowe say that
Trujillo went east yesterday by trail from
his Pecos town visit, and that he is now
In the vicinity of Tecolote. He is the Las
Vegas desperate.
Remember the entertainment Friday
night at the Methodist church. General
admission 10 cents children cents. The
entertainment is given for the benefit of
the church building fund and people
should therefore attend it. A good cause
should always be helped along.
Hon. J. Frank Chavez is in the city
to-day. He is delighted over the crafty
ing news from Washington concerning
the state movement and thinks that
every true friend of New Mexico will now
redouble his efforts to induce congress to
take the right view of this matter.
The New MEXICAN is urging some inl-
provements in the plaza of Santa Fe. 1t
certainly behooves the Ancient Capital"
not to permit this famous square to fall
into decay. Santa Fe would lose much
Of it's charm for tourists and strangers
without its well-kept plaza and the even
ing concerts by the military bsnd.-Den-
yer News.
The Santa Fe Southern officials to-day
received complimentary annual passes
over Otto Mears' Rainbow Route rail-
way, known as the Silverton road. These
ANIMALS are of solid silver, the center
representing a mountain scene in oxidized
colorings and below and above being blue
enamel scrolls inscribed in black letters.
On the back of each annual is engraved
the name of the official to whom the gift
is presented. 1t is said a special pass OF
similar design, except that it is solid gold,
was presented by Mr.. Mears to President
Moffat Of the D. & R. q. line.
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Plaza improvement.

The board OF county commissioners to-
day authorized Capt. John Gray to have
the plaza spaded up and seeded to alfalfa.
II the work is carefully done and the
ground attended diligently after the seed
is in, perhaps alfalfa will make a better
showing and more easily produce green
surface than any other grass. There is
no use undertaking it, however, unless
great attention is given it all through the
spring and summer. A garden hose and
hydrant ought to he supplied SO that "a
constant spray can be KEEP. playing upon
the newly SEEDED ground. Let it be well
done il done ut all.
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DIED.

Don Abran Ortiz, one Of the Oldest and
best known residents of Santa Fe, de-
parted this life at 8 80 this morning. His
death was quite unexpected. For six
weeks or more Mr.. Ortiz had been ill,
his disease being All affection Of the
bowels, but very few considered his ill
ness Of dangerous nature. At the hour
above named he dropped away peace
fully, surrounded by his family and a
number Of friends. The deceased wss
about 70 years Of age. He leaves large
family in good circumstances. The re-
mains will b. buried on Saturday morn.
iAG AAxt rem the cathedral.
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In q Good Cause.

The Methodist church trustees have
purchased spacious plat OF ground on
Don Gaspar avenue, just opposite keaser' 5
new buildings, and they Will soon begin
there the erection Of handsome church
edlnce to cost about $1,000. farsou Fry
Is now east on business connected Win
this work, and III order to give the
scheme u start ut home the congregation
have decided upon II pleasant entertain
nent to take place ut the church Oh to-
morrow evening. The proceeds ought to
be large under the circumstances. This
program Will he reedered:
lwo Part Song U Vert Thou in the Cauld Blast
,... M euuelssUuu
Misses Platt, Blood, Whilock ana Nean.
Kecltatiou. ...,......,............u Homer Mean
vocal Duet-Llfcs Dream Is Y er..........S d. L
MISS uuun ana fIuf. Newman.
song-M hat VIII You lake Ivr Mex /. " estenuori
Bessie beaty.
laDleau... .....,........,... he Double Quartet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. truClUr
NILS Wuilluck.
Song.Bird of Love. j. Lemmens
NILS Platt.
fantonlme. .............. Babes i'll the Woods
flano Duet-"Radlense -. seven Octavcs
Miss Gum AID Prof. Newman.
sAe~nAAao '''''''' ....'.''.. ue NiiRluS
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the cattle raising industry and sthe largest
individual land owner in the territory.
He is very progressive, far seeing,
methodical and remarkably successful
man of business, and is at present closely
identified with several improvements and
large irritation enterprises on his vast
landed estates, and which will prove of
great benefit to the territory. In the
financial world his standing is justly and
properly of the very best. He is one OF
the most honorable and generous of men,
with whole army OF friends no will join
the New MEXICAN in wishing him and his
all the feIicitous pleasures of this life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddingham contem-
plate making "Buena Vista" their home
during the fall, winter and spring months.
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OFFICIAL NEWS.
New Charters + lied at the secretary's
Ouice--A Pardon-New Notaries.

The following new corporations have
been placed on record in the office of the
territorial secretary:
The First New Mexico Reservoir & lr
rigation Company-S. II. Jsha, Trim
idad Il. L. Overton, Fort Stanton; W.
s. Prayer, Roswell; L. M. Long, Ros
well; John J. Cockrell, Lincoln. Cap
ital stock, 100000. Principal place Of
business, Roswell, in the Pecos valley.
st. Louis capital is back Of the enter.
prise.
Penasco Reservoir & Investment Com.
neutrality-suspicious., Jefferson Reynolds,
Edward I. Stone, Martha Stone, john
Stone, Of San Miguel county. Capital
stock, $4,000. Principal place OF Uusl-
ness, Roswell.
Oscuru Mining & Reduction Company
-lncorporators, J. D. Nabours, q. l..
Pearman, W. l.. Mcdonald, Jones Tallla-
Zero, A. Ziegler, b. II. Dye, NJ. M.
Murphy, Lincoln county. Capital stock
y5uu,Ouu. Principal place OF business,
White Oaks.
The Methodist Episcopal Church South
In, operators, +. T. Stone, l.. s.
Wright, A. W. johnson, 8. u. Key ser, A.
M. Thompson. Organized to erect and
maintain church building at Roswell.
PROCLAMATION or PARDON.
The governor to-day ganted pardon to
Barbarita Barela Ward, of Albuquerque,
sentenced to the penitentiary December
IA last six months and one day for arson.
The proclamation sets forth that latter
a long and careful investigation extend
| Idg over more than three months, during
which time l have twice visited Albu-
quefuue on the subject, have examined
the prisoner and the other prisoner (Lola
Garcia) convicted Of the same otfsnse, at
the penitenliary, have conversed with
the most important witnesses at the trial
and have obtained all information posi-
bic from the judge and the counsel in the
case, ain fully satisfied that said prisoner
VAS not guilty OF the ofense charged, but
that the second woman who participated
therein Was An entirely different person. "
NEW NorARIEs.
The governor has commissioned no.
taries public as follows:
II. b. Read, Socorro; L. Jaramillo,
Tome; Charles Harvey, Fort Stanton
Lorenzo Labadie, Santa Rosa Julio Cis-
neros, East La Joya; Il. Labadie, San
Miguel; Il. l.. Brown, Socorro; W. S. Will
hanson, East Las Vegas; J. ". Chavez,
Belen, John McMillen, Pinos Altos.
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Lee White Again.

The following residents of San Pedro
attached their names to an article appear
ing il the Denver News OF Monday, ex-
onerating the now notorious Lee White,
behind the bars in Santa Fe, from having
hand III The recent shooting OF Joe
Gibbetts i'll Tannebaum's store at .tllat
place: 3. G. White, Goodman, Zelger 4
Co., IL. &. Reel, j. T.; Peter Mackel,
merchant; s. Goldlng, merchant; William
Lotinck, Adolph Zeigler, W. Tannebaum,
John Bell, n. s. otrumquist, W. b.
Brown, John Lucas, Z. y. TarDell, NJ. s.
Myers, June Moore,-Dwyre, j..
Jaycope, Alexander Il. Lane, M. D.,
attending surgeon wounded man Joseph
Blakely, A. Rogers, W. II. Davis, James
Barton, Albert Z. Toidman, Perron,
kontaine Il Go.
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Las Vegas JimmyCrats.

At the Democratic convention held in
East Las Vegas last night the following
ticket WIS nominated: r. G. Stewart,
mayor; George Fuller, marshal; Gardner
Lay, recorder; H. Levy,F. W. Chatfeld,
d. Mcdonald and M. Hart, trustees.
Mr.. Stewart is all employee of the
Brown Il Manzanares mercantile estab-
lisllment, and IS strong man. Fuller is
drayman. He has hard row to hoe
to beat George Ward. Lay is u grocery
clerk. Levy, as his name would indicate,
Is a clothing merchant. MIR. Chattield
is the professor in charge OF the Method
list seminary. Mcdonald is the depot
ticket agent Of the Santa Fe road. Hart
Is the superintendent OF the gas works.
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That Oil Well.

That Oil Well.
1t really looks as if an oil well had
been developed on the Troncosa prop
erty, not far from Mr.. Gerdes' residence.
The well is twenty-four feet deep. Yester-
day it was thoroughly cleaned out, the
bottom mud and sand being actually
scraped up and removed, in hopes OF
cleansing the well of the petroleum smell
and taste. But it was all to no effect.
The water flowed in as usual and was
just as oily as usual. To-day a great
many people have visited the well, and it
is plain to see that the surface of the
water is covered with a scum OF oil.
The family have been compelled to cease
using the water ior domestic purposes.
This afternoon samples of the water were
secured and they are now on exhibition
at Creamer's drug store. 1t is understood
that Messrs. f. Donoghue and } John Gray
are negotiating for an option on the prop
erty on which this remarkable we'll is
located
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One Fact

Is worth column OF rhetoric, said an
American statesman. 1t is fact, estab-
lished by the testimony of thousands OF
people, that Hoods Sarsaparila does cure
scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases
or affections arising from impure state or
low condition of the blood. 1t also over
comes that tired feeling, creates good
appetite and gives strength to every part
OF the system. Try it.
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Stamping and all kinds of embroidery
material at Miss A. Mugler's.
Auction! Newhall Residence, Etc.

hialeiiai az MiSo "A. MuRlct ..
Auction! Newhall Residence, Etc.
The Newhall residence and grounds
will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder on the 22d day OF april, 1890,
at ii O'Clock a. M, on the premises in
Santa Fe, N. M. The house is beauti-
iul two story brick one, consisting OF
six large rooms on the first story and
ample space for more ON the second
story. All partition walls are brick and
hard finish, and the building is first class
in every particular, beautiful in style Of
architecture, and in thorough order and
particularly we'll and substantially built.
Also roomy brick cellar, brick tool house
and out house. The grounds contain
tiity-eight fruit trees of every variety,
bearing luscious choice fruits in abun.
dance. There is also choice and large
assortment OF rose bushes and other
shrubbery, running vines, honeysuckles,
etc., etc. The location is very pic
turesque, desirable and accessible. Terms
will he made to suit. The window shades,
furniture, ETC., would also be sold.
Premises shown at any time by the oc.
cupants of the same. This property
must be sold, and here is an opportunity
to secure one of the choicest homes in
Santa Fe. JOHN GRAY, Auctioneer.
GEO. W. KNAEBEL, Attorney.
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THE LAY OF A LINE.

THE GREAT WABASH ROUTE.
Ye who seek while on the wing
All the joys which travel bring
Without its fuss and boz her,
Wanting all we eau get for cash,
Had better try the Great Wabash"
Which rivals every other
Quiet comforts never fail
Caught while flying DER this rail
In search of health or pleasure,
And better still, to be on time,
Travelling Ger the "Wasbash Line"
Which distance does not measure.
Picturesque and grand the view
Through the land it carries you,
Gods garden smiles ecstatic.
And ripping streams whose foam anC
dash
Lend charm to the "Great Wabash"
VIII make the route serapbic.
Easy, soft reclining chairs
WIN sweet slumber unawares,
While time and space deiying;
The mornings sun, or days decline,
Shines still upon the Wabash Line"
All other roads outlying.
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THE War.

DENVER, March 26.--The Burlington
and Union Pacific roads met the Missouri
Pacific reduction yesterday, making rate
OF 80 to the Missouri river.
The Impression in railway circles here
is that the war will become so bitter that
70 rate from Denver to Chicago will
soon be made.
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For Sale.-Two sound young ponies,
gentle, drive single and double; one buggy
and cart, one fine mich COW. The Doug
lass horse, furniture, ETC., at Lieut.. Sey-
hurp's
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W. M. SMITH,
Agent A., T. & s +. r. X. Co

Agent A., \. & $ F. r. K. Go.
PROPOSALS FOR A GRANARY AT
l FORT MARCY, N. M. Office of the
Post Quartermaster, Santa Fe, N. NJ,
March rs, lS9O.-Sealed proposals, in
triplicate, will be received at this office
until IL o'clock a. M, on Friday, April
rs, 1890, and opened Immediately there.
after in the presence of attending bidders,
for furnishing the necessary material and
labor for the construction of a granary at
Fort Marcy, N. M. Preference given to
articles of domestic production and manu-
facture, conditions of price and quality
being equal, and such preference given to
articles of American production and
manufacture produced on the Pacific
coast to the extent of the consumption
required by the public there. Plans,
specifications, general instructions to bid
ders and blank forms of proposals will be
furnished ON application to this office. ].
w. SUMMERHAYES, ASST. QUAR-.
TERMASTER, U. q. Army, POST
OF. kR.
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Furn,shed House to Rent,

Beautifully located well and complete
ly furnished, and consisting Of ak fine
rooms. Magnificent view of the noun
tains. Rent but $45 per month. Apply
to GEO. W. kNAEBE.-,
Atty, Palace Ave-, Santa Fe, N. M.
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We have In stock u line of Toilet
Articles of every description;
also a full line of Import
ed Cigars Il Imported
a. California Wines
and Erandias.
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Milk lOc quart; &c a glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
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Everybody admits we carry the
largest stock in the territory
in our line, consequently
We defy competition in
quality or in prices.
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Fresh new vegetables next Thursday at
M Il
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l am ready to supply the ladies with
Easter haas and bonnets.
Miss A. MUaLER.
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Spring millinery at Miss Mugler's.

Try the new brands of canned vegetables
at No. 6.
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John Mccullough Havana eigsr, &c, at
Colorado saloon.
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Smokers will find good line of cigars
at No f.
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NOtiCe to the Public.
SANTA FE, N. M, March "a, $780,
The following rates take effect March rs,
1890, via A., L. & s. F. K. r.:
First class limited to Chicago. ........... 2! SO
First class limited to st. Louis. .......... "A 60
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You are cordially invited to call at No. 6.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado S.
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Buy your groceries at No. q.
, 1890-07-17
THURSDAY. JULY II, 1890.
TOWN TALK.


Mrs Robinson's sells home made taffy.
List your property with d. W. Gill.
l722 Ferguson street.
The Union Pacific band serenaded a
a few friends last evening.
The old Methodist church is now of
the lot it occupied so many years.
There will be a meeting of the high
school band at Library hall this evening.
1t is expected that quite a trades dis
play will be made in the statehood cele-
bration procession.
Chas. Martin, a cornet soloist, will soon
Union Pacific band.
1t has been settled that the constitu-
tional eight hour law does not apply to
tramps on the rock pile.
Quite a number of young children are
i'll. The little daughter of A. Carelson
and wife died yesterday.
Word comes from Denver that the
Mays will bring a strong nine for Satur-
day and Sunday ball games.
Congress has appropriated $25, 900 for
the erection OF a new school building at
Wind River Indian agency.
Dion Boucicault's London Melodrama,
After DARK, will be produced with origin
al scenery and effects at the opera house
Monday.
, 1890-07-17
rurrTs.

Secretary Meldrum is in Laramie.
r. f. Glover has gone to the ranch.
John Clay returned to Chug yester.
day.
Mrs. Ex-Governor Hale is visiting north
ern friends.
John Stailey, the Kansas City Times
man, is in town.
Judge W. T. o'ConnOr is making a
flying trip to Kansas.
Saml Woods, a Cheyenne boy who
has been north several years, is back to re.
main.
Rob't NJ. Linton, brother to Theo. q.
Linton of the Cheyenne News Depot, ar.
rived from the east this morning.
, 1890-07-17

Ask any school teacher in New York
who she prefers fora principal, and the
answer will be "a man" every time.
Men who make instruction a life work
part with much of their masculine force
and vigor, but no matter how narrow
they may become they W quite reach
the level of a scholastic female tyrant.
The lady principal knows so well how
to humiliate her subordinates. If her
record is satisfactory as an instructor
and disciplinarian there are her weak
nesses and vanities to play upon and a
thousand ways of insulting her before
her pupils. The story of a teacher who
began a crusade against linen collars,
crimps, bangs and pretty school toilets
is still fresh in the minds of the public,
n there are today scores of so called
lady principals who treat their assistants
as though they were slG~es.-New York
World.
, 1890-07-17

Ex-General Manager Dickinson of the
Union Pacific, has created a number of
surprises among the employees of the Bal
tmore & Ohio since his connection with
that line. His first official edict after tax
ing formal control was the discharge of
several hundred mechanics in the way OF
reducing expenses. The second act
caused profound CONSERVATION. 1t was a
general order regarding intemperance.
The gentleman declared that the company
would tolerate the use OF ~intoxicants
under no considerations, and all persons
using same would be subject to immediate
discharge. The employees are by no
means in love with the new man from
Omaha.