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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-05-14

Mr.. PAlNTER.-The next thing in order
| believe is the place OF the next annual
meeting?
Mr. PHELPs.-I would like to suggest
that we wait for an invitation from some
place. hoped that there would be some
invitation extended but as yet have re-
ceived none.
Mr.. PAINTER.-I move that the Exc
cutive Committee be authorized to re-
ceive any invitations and accept them and
notify the members through the Secre-
tary. The motion was carried.
Report OF committee on pears and
apples called for. No members present
and no report sent in.
Mr.. PHELPS. - Before we adjourn I
would like to say as chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committee that we feel proud of
the attendance that we have had every
since this meeting commenced.
Mr.. BACoN.-I think there is one other
thing I think worthy of mention and
that is the courtesies of the railroads and
of the hotels at DeLand. We are thank
full for small favors but we want larger
ones if we can get them.
The committee on final resolutions sub
mitted the following which was adopted {:
WHEREAS This Society has been the recipient of
many courtesies from the people OF DeLand, dur
ing it's present session, in the way OF carriages and
escorts provided to take it's members to visit the
many points of interest in and about their pretty
town. including visit to the John B. Stetson
University, an institution oflearning ofwhich any
town, North or South, might well be proud also,
in their kind provision of commodious hall,
freshly decorated with abundance of beautiful
flowers each morning, for our meetings. all OF
which were furnished without expense to this So
cety; therefore, bt it
Resolved, That the hearty thanks of the Florida
State Horticultural Society are due and are hereby
extended to the good people of DeLand for their
courteous generosity to this organization in their
midst be it also
Resolved, That the hearty thanks of this SOcie-
ty are hereby rendered to the officers for their
efficient and careful discharge of all the arduous
duties required of them during the past year.
Resolved. That these resolutions be sent, for
publication, to the FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT, the
Daily News and Record of this town, and also to
the Farmer and Fruit Grower and other leading
papers OF the State.
1t was moved and seconded that the
thanks of the Society be rendered to the
railroads and hotels who favored it with
a reduction of rates. The motion was
carried.
Mr.. MoTT.-I would like to make res
olution complimenting the people OF De-
Land on the way they keep up their pretty
little town, shade trees and everything
around it. | feel that this is a big omis-
sion in the report on final resolutions.
Mr.. BIELBY.-I move that this Society
adjourn sine die.
The motion was duly seconded and
carried, and the Society adjourned sine
die ~
Take 1t and be Well.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-05-14

We are designing portable steam
pumping outfit that can be moved easily
and used to water different grove gar
dens, etc. Used for the entire farm or
neighborhood. The only practical way of
irrigating within the reach of all. We
invite correspondence. Address Florida
Iron and Wood Works, Apopka, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-05-14

l.. Hicks which costs so cents per year
and when anyone read..my the first copy
they will read it for the next twelve
months.
Mr.. DUNCAN.-I would like to ask if
report like thatcould not be simplified SO
that we could understand it?
Mr.. PHELPs.-Not without great deal
of work.
Mr. BACoN.-I think that life is too
short tostudy out anything of that kind.
do not object to botanical names but l
do object to not giving thecOmmonna names
ALSO Mr.. Reasoner has losta dollar or two
from me by not giving the common
names.
Mr.. WRIGHT.-Nearly all of the cata-
logues published to day give both names.
When you get the botanical name you al
ways 6 ct the name of the same plant, but
when you GO by the common name you
will find four or five different names for
the same plant every time.
Mr.. PHELPs.-Some ten years ago the
up Florida. He said he only wished the
botanical names and | said | would &C.
commodate him. He took them for a
while and then he called for an encyclo-
pedia, and before he got through with
that he wanted some English
Mr.. ADAMs.-I will say that all plants
average five botanical names each. |
have as my authority Mr.. Mead. There
is little organism that is commonly
known as pest to grapes by the name
OF black rot Ifyou will take the botani-
cal names for the same thing you will find
that after you have written them out
there are more than enough to cover
two sides OF a large sheet of paper. There
is only one vulgar name.
Mr.. DUBols.-You are right. You cam
not always supply the vulgar name to a
plant. Every time fini the English
name or the French name would rather
use it than the botanical name.
Mr.. PHELPs.-I could put my hands
upon twenty different plants in Florida
that are not in the revised edition of
of Chapman's Botanical dictionary. |
presume it is because the author never
had anyone to write for him down here.
Mr.. BACON.-Liie is too short to go
into all of the long winded botanical
names. l say let this Society encourage
brevity and simplicity. We cannot wait
and We cannot stop. With most men our
time is occupied and we are busy and if
anything is simple we will adopt it and
pick it up but if they want to use the
botanical name let them use it but use
the common name also.
Mr.. PHELPs.-In behalf of Mr. Manville
move that the cataloguing of our fruits
be referred to the Executive Committee.
The motion was carried.
Mr.. Wright sent to the secretary's desk
and had read the following resolution
WHEREAS, a Worlds centennial exhibition is to
be held at Chicago in commemoration of the dis
covery OF America at which will be exhibited evil
dences of the natural and intellectual progress of
this continent, therefore be it
Resolved, by the Florida Horticultural Society
that we deem for the best interests of the State
that her interests be properly represented there
and to that endw express the opinion that it will
be good policy for her legislature to make lib
eral appropriation.
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Meben, Teppichen, Nlatten Ieouleaux etc., ETC.

bic Bride. Sober mag paifieren, nur
n'6t Der &almanH. 0er1tanben! 3u
gefebl. Ssrr 8tirgermeiter mar Die
prompte 9lnttport Der alien 5olbaten.
Das war aber aud Elm Nuftrag, sans
mad benz 9er3en oes alien Buri9en |
Bride beieben, unb Bertbeioigung uns
ter ieinem Gommanbo !! @roBartig |
Sort unten am Ba9e lpurbe aur iel,
ben 3eit aud bsraibeu uno bei6loK en-.
Ser SaImanu fonnte fiigli1 bod nidt
iiber ytadt i'm 59nee liegen bleiber,
uno er ma9te nl9t ben geringften 8er.
iuG, bur9 marine Mtbem3iige, bic linn
unter bic yfafe gelegten S1neefoden au
fbme!3en. unD als Der 9llienratber
Sdul3e, ieine tombadens Sal9enuhr.
feinen lebernen @elobeutel uno bas 9tos
ti5bu6 nit benz @eperbi9eine rfar ben
9anoelsmann unb RleinbdnbIer Sal.
mann" Oil lid genommen, bsfabl er benz
GluribhBen eiue Jubre gu requiriren,
unb bic Sei9e ungeiduut an Den S9uls
gen Sngenbaus in 5trobbeim ab3uIies
fern. Dort 1T iein DOmi3il. Sic nebs
men bier Wann 5ur 8eeleitung. 3mei
Quart S9napps, unb Bier genua. Sd
be5abls!"
Nls ber 2ltenratber 5Gulse biele Or
Der in 9etpobntem Gommanoeton ges
geben bate, manbte er Iid) I'M unb
t1ritt, obne Ii1 uo6 elnmal umsuieben,
felnem 5ofe 81.
Gin b0bnii6es, grinienbes 2d1eln
auf feinem breiten @eli6te CAB 3unoe,
baB er in feinen @ebanfen ettuas pers
arbeitete, iuas ibm 0ergniigem ma9te.
@nolld) lpanbte er fid) UNI, unb raunte
ieinem 59wager, mel9er binter ber
i6ritt, ing Sbr: vDie 5trobbeimer
Slumpeniprluger, m6gen auiehen, mas
tie nit ibrem Sub MAIDEN. So, bal
i'd babe ben lanoen Sugenbaus unb BEN
gBebrfribe tuobl auf Der StraBe geles
ben; bic pollen fid) i9lau o,iiden, bas
9ibt men SpaB."
Sb Die 4itenratber unb oeren 8orz
iteber fid ertledlib an benz SpaB ers
gObt baben, pirb oer 0erIauf bieler
tpahren @ei9idte seigen.
Ser Ieieran uno Jluri6ab @srbss
batte piinftlieb cine 6ubre beiorgt, bic
Gelbe auf berfelben auf Strob gebettet
unb nit elmer alten Dede bebedt, uao
bate nit ieinen peloion als Ysoefung
ben, Guhyiuerf bormaif fdiereno big flnfz
3:g Shritte li9 Ser 95ife gsndbert, als
BON ostielben ein bonneruoes Salt!
Wetba Our6 bic bsreits einqetretene
gBnteraben5bdmmerung idallte. 9tuf
ber grGde Itaab breitbsiltlg Der Ser
geaHt gBebrfribe, tpie ieuer mptbii9e
gngel am pnrablestbore, nit Hammens
6em S6merte. vWir bringen ben
&ablmaan!" i9ris oer 9lltenratGer
Jluri6ub.
(6ortfeSuue foiei.)
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9aHs b. Billion. bar piaapzgirs
iuofe uno Soaoerling, bal tiirstid9 in
Somburg no ct ii6 bauernb nieberge-
loflsn bat, ieinen 60. @eburtstag gefei-
ert. Oie Nbonnenten ber 6amburger
Nboanements.&onaerte mibmeteu einen
rad ghloD's 8erfiisuug gu woblibdti>
gem 3uede gu pernenoenben Gonbs bon
10000 W. 0as 2onsert. ipel6ss gas
loD am 4benb leitete, gelialtete fid su
elmer tpabrDaft groBartiaen Obation fir
oenieIben. 9lus allen 3beilen bes Neis
Ges erbieIt ber GiiniiIer @liitpunidz
Briefe unb s3elesramme. Sc cirfuli.
rem nun oielfa6 orisine1e @rpibetungs.
&arten, pelfe Billion ben @raiuIanteu
iiberlonbte. Ga ibm pegsn ieiner elpi.
gen Sabbalgereieu nit ben oeusften
Sntenoan3en Gin pruntenber SoftiteI
teine Jreube mebr maGt, bat er {ib, tDie
peri6iebene 3eitunaen beri6ten. 8if.
tentarten brlden laiien, auf lpel6en au
lefeH 1T: y Or. 0ans b. 8hlop, 6offas
pelmeiiter uub 9auspianiIt ST. Weaies
ftdt beg 6eutf1en 8Dltes.
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Semanb, Der offsnbar iebr bteI
3eit uno iebr biel 2angemeile ge6ebt
bat, bat aus benz iosbem e1i1ienenen
neuen Berliner abrebbu6 bic folgenben
ymertmIirbisen @rgebniRe" ermitteIt,
tiber tpelGe bas u8erl. 3age5l." Sol
aenoes beri6tet: Diit elmer geipif1en
BerubigEug tpirb man boren, baB es
trob aller 8orfDmmnif1e Ser Iebten Belt
nur l vM6rber" bier siebt, fir ben
eleib 8 vRerfer" Dorblnben fuo. l1eber
ben uS1minbel", ber. 5peimaI pDr>
tommt, f6nnen ettpa 1000 .&i6ter" abz
urtbeilen. Inter ben Sbierarten, fir
bic $50 nSdgs," beteGt finb, fnoen lid
uugefdbr 1000 uW0lFe", nidt peniaer
nSSii6fe" unb 13 r0aIen". STR getuif1e
aIeinigteiten icrgen in Berlin is
vSt6rde", bic in einef,t vstordnelt"
bauien. Su 2 oSiimpfen" friifen IL
~GroI9e1 ibr Daiein. Srob beg Wins
ters finb uns nod % rSd.Dalben" ge.
blieben. Ghr Slide III rei9li9 eeiorgt;
mir ertpdbnen bier nur 100 y1e6te",
~ uSd!eie" III u3anoer". Mud
llniere 9austbiere linb bdufig anautrefs
fen; bic pRab" ii 5S. bic .3ieee1 IS
Dtal pertreten; ba3u flattern % vSaus
ben" berum unb bellen 2 u6unbe".
Sn oem intelli9enten Berlin gie5t es fein
sin8iges DS6af", baftr ober au9 nur 3
psrionen, bic .Weafd" nennen oiirfen. |
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uO uHO lDDueH ntDI5 WeDr DON mir tD11
ien. Du tpeiBt ni1t, tpas es Bel uns
beiBt, bonn @laabeu ab3ufagen. So
lebt in unierer @emein6e eine arme
Wittme, Wiriam @oIb, tpeI6e i3 ieb
als 9ranfenpdrterin erHdbrt. ST,
Wann mar S6antnirtb auf einem OorI
unb ibre ein3ige 3odter bsrliebts
fi9 in einen 6riIili6en Bauern,
tpurbe @briitin unb beitaibete itn. Sc,
Vater itarb aus Gram tber bic @9anoe,
Die 6obmreben unferer 2eute, unb aud
bas 2eben berMutter iit elenb eeuug. Wd
tie ni6t mein 8ater fit lis einsetreten, fe
tpdre tuobl 5u @runoe gegangeu. uno
fie batte li6 bod bon ibtsr So1ter lss.
geiagt uno Tpridt fonlt ME bon ibr.
so tuenigItens betbeuerte fie mir, lie
bdtte beute felt langen Sabren 3uerH
nieoer bon ibr sefpro9sn.
Ser 8raf bate ftumnt, in qualpoaem
Wirrfal oer gmpfinbungen 3ugeb6rt.
0eutes fragte er befrembet.
Soeben = nur harum, tpeil i'd fie 10
brinseno Bat. mir ibr @ef6id ersdblen
gu biirfen, muBte i'd Sid tuarten laflen.
8ieaei6t = iie atbmete tief auf = Diel.
lei6t NOR es fein 3ufau; fie iueiB, tuie
es um mid itebt anb tpollte mid parnen
Damn erfdbrt ss mobl mein gater unb
bas wdre ff)limm. Denn bic g6rlidz
tel. erforbert es, bab ct es nidt bon Mn>
bern, ionbern BON uns erfdbrt, aug
Seinem Wtunbe = ober benz iteinen,
tuenn es Dir 10 ridtiser eri6eint. =.
Das mill iiberIegt fein! iaste ber
@raf geprebt. Sd m69te Sir nubloie
3dmpfe eriparen. +. .8efenne bic Wabrs
belt, rief ibm iein Sepifsn gu. Su biff
ein S9urfe, tpenn Du nun f6meiaif.
Iber tDie es fagen unb tuie tpirb Iie es
aufnebmen? @iellei6t ertriige i'd es
ni@t, 10 fort3uleben! bate Iie bor1in
ausgerufeH.
yeuBloie 9dmpfe erbittern ia nur. :. :
fubr er fort; er iaste es me1aniid, ct
ftblte, uie ibm alles 8lut gum 6er3sn
ffr6mte, tuie er blei6 murbe. Sieb, SUI
bitb, bob i'd Did Iiebe. .....
Sab weiB i'd! unterbra@ iie i'm.
uno tDell i9 es tueiB, barum nil if) ru=
big iein uno Dir iiberlaHen, mann unb
tpie Du nit meillem Batter ipreden
wilf. Jrdst er borber mid, 10 weroe
Id ibm freilid bic Wabrbeit fagen.
Dab es mir bitter lpdre, IiibIft Du mir
gemiB mad. llnb barum eriparlt Gu
es mir fiderli@. menn Du fannf, unb
fpri9f felbff, TobalS es Dir m6glih 1T.
uno neil Ou mid liebff, barum erlparI.
Su es mir ssuiB oud, Di9 beimIid ;u
ieben. Wenn 9u mlbteif, pie mir ges
tern, heute au Mutbe mar. eb' i1 her,
fam. IS 1T nidt rebt! rief es In mir
unb i'd fliblte bic G6am auf meineu
Wangen bremen unb bas belle Cages
li4t qudlte mid = unb i'd fam bod !
Sd mubte. tDie nit &etten bat es mid
gu Dir ge5ogen, benn i6 liebe Sid, i'd
Iiebe Did!
uao tpie iie bor inn ifanb, oas aliis
benoe NntllB nit ben sudenben, b!utro>
then Gippsn geienft, BEN bebeuben 2eib
borgebeust, oa mid bas Iebte, nos nod,
on 2raft in ibm NOR uno iene Stimme
i9wieg boz bem 8raulen oes 8luts in
feinen Obrer. st preBte 5ie an nd,
unb bebedte Iie nit Gii1en, bas Qntlik
bas @emano. big fe fid mad eipioen
Sefunhen nit aller 2raft losriB.
(5ortfebuns foIgt)
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Die llhbaliuro hes inf,

= Die abbaltuug bes internatiDna=
len Selegittentages Der Yefirmorter ber
JeuerbefatiuHg in YerIin 1T auf oen
T.. 3. llno 6. Anguit b. s. feitgeitellt.
fur ben Nbenb bes 3. QluguIt 1T Der
Gmpfang Der ausipdrtigen 5beilnebmer,
tilr ben folgenbsn Sag eine seiddftlide
SlBung in ausfdt genommen; ain 5.
Augult iolleu 8ortrdse erfol0ea, unb
am legten Sage Elm abenbehen nit ge.
ielltget unterbaItung Die @dfte pereinen.
gfit 4bf9t lin0 fir ben internationalen
Deleglrtentag bic Gage Dor oem mebisis
nlf9eN GoagreB gewdblt, ba oieier cine
groBe 3abl bon auSldnoii6en @diteu,
bic 3ualeib 2lnhdnae, Der Geuerbefat.
tung linb, i'll Berlin 3ufammenfiibreu
pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-10
Rndlcns glrnicn.snIhe.

Die bette Salbe Der 8elt fit Sdnitte,
Austidunsen, @efdwire, Gieber. uno Sduts
auafd)Iag, 6ledte, geiprungsne Sdnbe, 5ypfie
bcuteu uno ale Soutfranibeiten turirt SG.
morrboiben ober feline SeSabIuas. 8nllise
Satisfattion 9arontirt oOer baS G'clb pirb
auyiiderhattet. 26 Gents be SdaateI. Gum
Bcrfauf III allen apottcien. 8reif, 9bomp.
foa G. Gn.. SStolefole.
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0(ufiebeuerreoeuS!

Der nebersons BON LANCER i6mer,bafter arantbeit
Su rpbuIter @euubbeit lit cine Gpphe i'm 9eben be5
Meni6en Sin ipl6eS bemertenspertbeS GreisniB pers
stB man ndt unb blebt hem bbeitsbrinser iteS
BttterS" lrben. 90 piele perpanten ibre Geuncbeit
otelem 9roben 6etlmtel unp Comic. gBer nit iraeno
ener Srantbe per Reren, per 9eber ober hes Ma9enS
sepla9t IT, seisltts pie lanse, mirb pirrttse 9eez
Tun9 nnrd ben @ebraut electric Gttter3 rlansen.
Uertaut gu 90 GtS. uno 81 bic 6laide in Orei &,
Z bpmp on & SO. IS Npptbete
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Wie lit bies

Mtr btefeil etnBunoert Dollars Selpbnuna
fir ieben Sail BON aatarrb, Der nid)t burd Gin.
ncbmen bon Sall's aatarrb Sur gebsilt perben
fam.
s. $. @beneb g. Co., eisent9limer,
Solebo, Ohio.
@ir, Die ltnter3ei6neten babcn s. $. @beneb
lett b.n lestcn IS Sabren sefannt unb balten
tbn fir oollfommen ebrcnbaii in alien Sc.
fdaftSbanolunsen unb fuanaieu befdtiat
ale bon feiner 8irma eineesansenen 8erbinb,
lid)feiteu su crfiillen.
8e f & Sruar, @robbanbeIs. Drosuiien,
Soleoo, Sbio.
Us alb ina, &innaa& Wlarbin, @ros.
banSels- Drosuiiten, Solebo, Sbp.
y. 8. 8an Soc fen, aaiiirer Golebo gla.
tional 8ant, 9nlebo, Ohio.
Sal'S aatarrb aur ipirb innerli6 eeuon,men
uno nirft oireft aui bas Blut uno bic ld)Iei-
mi9en Sberadden bes Sbfems. 9euoniiIe
frei perlanot YreiS rs gentS fir Die fSlaide.
gerfauft bon allen gpOtbeferu.
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= Ser GrsGr3bersog Sobann Sal
Dator bon Oeiterrei6, ber ii6 iebt SER
Ort6" rennt, bat in 3rielt bas San.
beIsidiff g@r3ber3og" eefauft, BAT bic
n6tbige Manni6aft aueemorben unb
wirb als Gapitdn oemnd6it bic esfe
Gabrt nit feiHem S6iffe ansreten.
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aansel nns gsabue.

0ier. s. WR. Sbront, 8alpr Der 8rlberaemeinne in
gF6t, mttsutbetIen, melde ganoer 0r anss @eue
GutnedunS an mir sepirtt bat. Oietne Qunsen maren
in ihlmmer 8erfaliuns une meine @emenee ermartete
hab if nur ned tur3e 3et leben pilree. Iaebbem i'd
absr BIafdeu pom Or. atn95 @euer Gntbeduns ses
ucnmen bate, bin i'd ptener seiunp unp munter unb
babe 26 gfunp an @epidt Jusenemmen.
Grtbur Gore, her Smprelarip ron g9oreS Euunp
Spltss s@eieai4aft1 dreib: qRad ensebenter grdfuua
unb mad isener Griabruns bin i'd gu eer eten liebers
Seusuns sefpmmen, bab Or. sfnss Neues S6mtnbs
fu6s etlmittel ale brisn serartisen Oiitel btetea
uno bab es bilft ale anbere febliddst Der sr6Bte
Gefallen, ben i'd meinen tauieuheu 6reuneen ers
weien Tam, beitebt tarin, bab m tbRen rem @ebraud
eeies Wtttel5 auempfeble
8rpbefafaeu fret bel u. 0reiB, 3bcmpfpn q Sc.
unb alien aneeren Apptbetern. 5laiden gu SO @ts unp
gu Sl.00.
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Solpatipn Del, eaS berlbmte dmeritaniite oetlz
mtttel ihr Srano= Shnittz unb 9ru6punben, Suets
l9unaen uno 8errentnnsen tit in alien apptbetern fin
nnr % 6eutS BIC 6laite 81 babeu,
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= 8sllamp's Looking Backward"
it iebt aud Ill 0suIi6lanb unter benz
Sitel: y4lles oerffaatli9t!" erldiensn.
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Ste
WOdentlide Sreie Yreiie fit Seras
eri6eint
jeoen Qommerfas
unb fo1tet
$3.50 fir oaS Sabr pbcr $1.25 fit
6 Wnnate In WurausbesabImna.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-30
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

The machinery of the new roller pro-
cess mill at Pennington, is nearly all in
place, and will very shortly be in opera
ton. Soon after the 1st of January it
will be set in motion.
Grant county note from the Lordsburg
Liberal: The sheriff presented bills for
post Office box rent at Silver City at the
rate of SO per quarter and they were al
lowed. The post office only charges 81
per quarter.
The cattle sanitary board has authorized
the attorney general to commence suit
against the commissioners of Rio Arriba
county to compel them to make levy on
account of the cattle indemnity fund as
sessment. They have failed to make any
levy since the law went into effect.
Silver City note: Judge VIM. Burns,
representative from Sd district, came ovel
to make himself familiar with the wants
of his constituents here before leaving
for Santa Fe. II the Enterprise is moi
very badly mistaken the judge will make
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-30
very active member OF the next legisla
ture, which meets Monday ue8t

ture, which meets Monday ne&t
Animas Lodge Of Masons at Farming
ton have elected new officers as follows
@ G. Pinckney, Of Bloomfield W. NJ !;
E. D. Sharp, of Pennington, s. W.. e..
l.. Cooper, of Aztec, j. W; Fred Bunker,
of Bloomfield, secretary G. II. McHenry,
of Junction City, treasurer; Hugh Grit
fn, of Pennington, Tyler.
Monday of last week the Mears rail
way survey moved camp from Bridges
Basin to Dale's place, on the La Plata
below the Colorado line, aud taking up
the work in Long Hollow, continued it
into the La Plata, down which valley the
line is now being run. The threatened
molestation by the Utes has not occurred.
San Juan Index.
At Pennington Messrs. Geo. Spence,
A. F. Miller and II. NJ, Pickers have
been recently engaged in exploring tie
long deserted habitl ols Of the ancient
cliff dwellers, in the rocky Canons imme-
diately across the San Juan river from
that place. They have been quite sue
cessful, finding many interesting relics Of
the lost race who once filed the now
silent chambers OF their almost iDaccessi-
bic homes.-lndex.
Las Vegas note On Tuesday evening
the Commercial club Will meet in the free
reading room on Douglas avenue. 1t is
desired that large attendance Of mem
bers shall be had, as matters of import
anCe will be discussed. This Organiza-
ton has already done incaculable good to
Las Vegas, in as much as the Las Vegas
& Ell Paso Air Line Mineral Belt railroad
has been made certainty through their
efforts. But there are other things to be
done, notably the securing of needed leg
islatiOn, both territorial and national and
the club must not grow weary in well
doing.
Tom Pridemore and Daniel C. de Baca
who were especially deputized by the
sheriff to 90 to Endee, about 1870 miles
ton, charged with murder, arrived in
town to-day, with their man. 1t appears
from their account that the deadly aiIray
occurred in the saloon OF Pete GeadsOn
at En1ee, on the evening Of December
IL. All were drinking, and an old
grudge was at the bottom of the diff
Guilty. Upton entered and invited some
of his known enemies up to the bar to
have drinks. They refused. Hot words
ensued, and it is not definitely known
who fred the first shot, Upton or Albert
Tyson, who was fatally shot The
shooting of old Sam Newman, who fell
dead in his bloody. tracks, was purely
unintentional. he being mistaken for
Upton. A man named Blasengane e,
commonly called "Waco," figured CON
spicuously in the affair, It being claimed
it was be who shot Upton through the
arm. Las Vegas Optic
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-30
PERSONAL.

Librado Valencia, well known citizen
OF Lamy, is in town on business.
Myer Friedman, prominent Las Vegas
merchant, is here on business.
Dennis Coffin, one of the best miners
in the south end of tie county, is visiting
the city,
B. B. Borden and Eduardo Martinez
came in from Las Vegas yesterday. At
the Exchange.
Gen. Hobart and PROT Chase are at
Albuquerque to attend the Educational
associations meetings.
Fred Alarid, son of the territorial audi
tor, is seriously i'll at Denver with the
common complaint there, typhoid fever.
Hon. VIM. Valentine, of Pueblo, Cole,
city alderman of that rafting little city, is
here on visit to his friend, Mr.. A. 7.
Grigg.
John V. Morrison, Of the Mount Nor
rison ranch, near St.. Johns, A. T., is
here spending the holidays with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. A. L. Morrison,
Mr.. Nj ariano F. Sena, son of Major
sena, is in the city on a visit to his
parents. He now resides in Los Lunas
and is deputy county clerk of Valencia
county.
Col. 7. M. Oliver is at the Exchange
from Las Vegas. He has the agency fol
Gen. Lew Wallace's latest literary work
"The Boyhood Of Christ" a grand book
Col. A. W. Harris, owner of the Illinois
mine at Kingston which has yielded some
$50 900 in dividends during the past year
is visiting among Santa Fe frie- ds. lie
is qusrtered at the Palace.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-30
Big Foot a Csptlye.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Col. Coibin, at
army headquarters, received the follow
ing telegram from Gen. Miles this morn
ing:
Rapid City, S. d., Dec. 29.-Col. Cor
bin, adjutant general, Chicago: The
division commander desires me to inform
you that Big Foot with entire band of 1c0
men and 250 women and children were
this day captured.
[Signedl MAUs, Aide de Camp.
Col Corbn says this virtually means
an ending of all troubles, and Gen. Miles
will be able to start for home in few
days. The general left Rapid City yes
terdsy on horseback for Pine Ridge, a
journey of about 70 miles.